KAGIN'S 2020 ANA AUCTION-NATIONAL MONEY SHOW

Undated (1776) Captain James Cook. Betts-553. Bronze. Plain Edge. MS-63 BN PCGS. 43.5 mm. Deep and even warm chestnut-brown throughout. Struck in s

Undated (1778) Washington Voltaire Medal. Baker-78b, Betts-544. Bronze. Plain Edge. EF. 40 mm. Deep golden brown with chocolate-brown highlights amo

“1776” (1781) Libertas Americana Medal. Betts-615. Bronze. Plain Edge. MS-62 BN PCGS. 46 mm. The glossy deep golden-brown surfaces offer a faint ora

1781 Daniel Morgan at Cowpens. Julian MI-7, Betts-593. Copper. Original. Paris Mint. MS-65 RB NGC on the label but this is the only specimen known in

1782 Frisia Recognition Medal. Betts-602. Silver. Plain Edge. Choice Prooflike essentially as struck but with a few small and well-hidden mishandling

“1789” (circa 1792) Washington Twigg Medal. Baker-65, Musante GW-38. White Metal. Choice Mint State. 35.5 mm. Bright silver throughout with some refl

“1799” (1800) Washington Funeral Medal. Victor Sine Clade. Baker-164, Musante GW-76. White Metal. Unpierced. EF-45 NGC. 56 mm. Not holed for suspensi

Undated (circa 1800) Washington Westwood Medal. Baker-81b. White Metal. Second Reverse. Holed for Suspension. Coin Turn. Plain Edge. Choice EF to AU.

“1799’ (1800) Washington Funeral Urn Medal. Baker-166a, Musante GW-70. Silver. Holed for Suspension. Plain Edge. VF. 29 mm. The evenly and gently wo

1805 Washington – Eccleston Medal. Cast Bronze. Baker-85, Musante GW-88. Choice AU, Nearly as Struck. 76.5 mm. Dies by Thomas Webb for Daniel Eccles

1652 Massachusetts Bay Colony. Oak Tree Sixpence. Noe-20, Crosby 1a-D, W-400. Rarity-6. EF Details – Damage – Genuine PCGS. Medium steel-gray center

1652 Massachusetts Bay Colony. Pine Tree Shilling. The Small Tree. Pellets. Noe-1, Crosby 12-I, W-690. Large Planchet. Rarity-2. EF Details – Bent – G

1652 Massachusetts Bay Colony. Pine Tree Shilling. Noe-30, Crosby 13-S, W-935. Small Planchet. Rarity-3. EF-45 PCGS. 69.75 grains. Perhaps a trifle o

Undated (1722) Rosa Americana Twopence. With Ribbon. Martin 2-B, Breen-88, W-1322. MS-62 PCGS. Richly toned in golden-olive hues with scarcely a mar

1723 Rosa American Twopence. Crowned Rose. Martin 4-E, Breen-96, W-1346. EF-45 PCGS. CAC. Deep golden-tan throughout with olive highlights here and

1783 Chalmers Shilling. Short Worm. Breen-1011, W-1785. Fine-12 PCGS. 50330 1783 Chalmers Shilling. Short Worm. Breen-1011, W-1785. Fine-12 PCGS. W

1786 Connecticut Copper. Mailed Bust Left. Hercules Head. M.5.3-N.2, W-2575. Rarity-2. Fine-15 PCGS. Medium chocolate-brown throughout with solid de

1787 New Jersey Copper. M.46-e. Rarity-1. VF-25 ANACS. Deep chestnut-brown surfaces appear glossy to the unaided eye. Slightly off-center to 9 o’clo

1776 Continental Unit or Dollar. Newman 1-C. CURENCY. EF Details – Plugged – Genuine PCGS. Deep steel gray with lighter gray features. Holed at the C

1795 Washington. Grate Token Halfpenny. Large Buttons, Reeded Edge. Baker-29, D&H-283a, W-10955. MS-61 BN NGC. Deep chestnut-brown with somewha...

Undated (1795) Washington North Wales Halfpenny. 2 Stars. Baker-35, Breen-1298, W-11190. Copper. VF-20 PCGS. CAC. Also known in brass. Deep chocolate

Undated Washington Success to the United States Token. Small Diameter, Reeded Edge. Baker-267, Breen-1289, W-10875. AU-58 PCGS. Warm olive-gold throu

1787 Newman 13-X. STATES UNITED. Rarity-2. MS-64 BN PCGS. This glossy chocolate-brown specimen offers traces of frosty mint red in the deeply protect

“1787” (circa 1859-1860) Fugio. New Haven Restrike. Newman 104-FF. MS-62 BN NGC. Lustrous golden-tan with some mint orange in the protected areas. P

“1787” New Haven Restrike Fugio Copper. Newman-104FF. AU-50 ICG. Deep golden-brown with excellent eye appeal for the grade. Made far after the 1787 p

1854 B-1. Rarity-1. Mint Error – Curved Clip at 8:00 – MS-65 RB PCGS. Sharply struck and brightly lustrous with active cartwheels supporting a lovel

1855 C-1. MS-64 BN NGC. Glossy golden-tan throughout with a solid strike and no marks of significance. Choice for the grade and date. Grading Compan

1793 Wreath. Vine and Bars Edge. Sheldon-8, BW-18. Triangular Bow. Rarity-3. VG-8 PCGS. This medium brown specimen offers olive toning in the fields

1796 Liberty Cap. S-84, BW-5. Date Slopes Right. Rarity-3. Good-06 PCGS. Relatively smooth olive-brown surfaces enjoy much better eye appeal than you

1799 S-189, BW-1. Rarity-2. AG-03 PCGS. Scattered light marks are seen on the chocolate-brown surfaces of this well-circulated key-date cent, but no

1804 S-266c, BW-1c. Rarity-2. Good-4 PCGS. Medium chocolate-brown with golden undertones. Well-circulated but not overly abused by years of circulati

1809 S-280, BW-1. Rarity-2. VF-20 PCGS. Medium chestnut-brown with surfaces free from all but the most minor marks, all of which elude the naked eye.

1818 N-10. Rarity-1. AU-58 PCGS. The frosty orange-brown surfaces deepen toward the peripheries. Bold underlying luster enhances the eye appeal. G

1848 N-19. Low Rarity-6 as a Proof. Proof-65 RB NGC. This delightfully sharp Gem Proof 1848 cent is as crisply struck as any of the type you’re likel

1850 N-11. Rarity-7 as a Proof. Proof-65 BN NGC. Deep golden-brown on the obverse with lighter golden highlights on the high points, the reverse deep

1850 N-11. Rarity-3. MS-64 RB PCGS. CAC. This frosty beauty may as well be called Gem, for that’s the type of first impression it’s apt to leave. Th

1854 N-12. Rarity-6 as a Proof. Proof-65 RB NGC. Deep golden-tan with a generous amount of vibrant mint orange flash in the protected areas, and espe

1854 N-8. Rarity-1. MS-65 BN PCGS Deep golden-tan with soft luster and a strong strike that shows off every tiny detail to full advantage. An excell

1855 Italic 5s. N-10. Rarity-5 as a Proof. Proof-65 RB NGC. The golden-tan surfaces are aglow with varied rose, gold, and blue iridescence that leave

1857 Large Cent. Small Date. N-5. Low Rarity-5 as a Proof. Proof-66 RB NGC. Deep and fiery sunset-orange surfaces enjoy warm rose iridescence on the

1857 Large Cent. Small Date. N-3. Low Rarity-5 as a Proof. Proof-64 RB NGC. Full mint-orange brilliance engages Miss Liberty’s tresses on the obverse

Formidable Group of Details Type Coins Includes: * 1857 Flying Eagle Cent. Genuine – Cleaned – AU Details PCGS. Sharp and attractive despite its earl

1858 Large Letters. MS-63 PCGS. This satiny specimen is lustrous and golden with frosty mint bloom in the protected areas. Additionally, the strike

1864/1864 Bronze. Snow-2, FS-006.48. MS-65 RB NGC. The frosty light lilac-tan obverse center yields to a fiery halo of brilliant orange at the rim; t

1873 Closed or Close 3. MS-63 RB PCGS. Frosty golden-tan throughout with plenty of orange mint bloom in the protected areas. Toning spots noted at l

1877 Proof-66 RD CAM PCGS. This splendid Proof Indian cent has a lot to offer. The frosty motifs and reflective fields are soft golden-orange and of

1877 Genuine – Environmental Damage – VG Details PCGS. Deep golden-tan with good arm’s length eye appeal, though a glass reveals some pitting in the

Choice RB Mint State Indian Cent Duo PCGS Certified Pair: 1890 MS-63 RB. Frosty red and deep tan mingle evenly on this attractive cent. We note a few

1909-S V.D.B. MS-65 RB PCGS. OGH. CAC. A frosty and lustrous example of arguably the most famous date in the Lincoln cent series. A generous amount o

1909-S V.D.B. MS-63 RB PCGS. A visually pleasing coin that offers the ideal aesthetic blend of “R” and “B” throughout. Bold luster engages the eye, a