Houston Money Show Auction

Light silvery gray with luster in protected areas. The O/S feature is obvious. Ex Neil Rothschild Collection

Includes 1883 MS64, 1884-O MS63, and 1900 MS62. All are bright with delicate champagne toning at the rims. Lot of 3 coins. Ex Neil Rothschild Colle

Lustrous bright silver. A bit baggy on the obverse but the reverse is quite nice. From the famous Ted Binion Hoard of silver dollars discovered in a

Lustrous bright silver with minor bag marks on the obverse, none notable. Housed in a special large NGC/GSA slab in the original presentation box, US

Frosty silver with a haze of milky toning on the obverse. Minor bag marks. From the famous collection of Harry W. Bass, Jr. The Bass provenance is

Blast white and essentially free of marks. The hair over the ear is a bit softly struck, as usual, but the eye appeal of this dollar is superb. Ex N

Lustrous and mostly bright with light bag marks. From the famous collection of Harry W. Bass, Jr. The Bass provenance is noted on the PCGS label. 7

Light silvery gray with darker gray in protected areas. Smooth and void of defects, just evenly worn. The "Hot Lips" feature is clear. ...

A bit sharper but light cleaned and there is an "M" or "W" lightly scratched into the cheek. The Doubled Obverse Die "Hot ...

Includes 1891-O VAM-5 with Repunched O mintmark VF25, 1904-O VAM-2 MS63, and 1921 VAM-30 from an over-polished die AU50. The first has a couple light