KAGIN'S 2020 ANA AUCTION-NATIONAL MONEY SHOW

1799 Stars 7X6. B-8, BB-165. Rarity-2. Fine-12 PCGS. Silver-gray with minimal marks and maximum sharpness for the grade. A pleasing alternative for

1799 B-8, BB-165. Rarity-2. Genuine – Graffiti – Fine Details PCGS. Lighter high points against a deep silver-gray background. Faint scratching in t

1799 Pointed 9s. B-14, BB-167. Rarity-3. VF-20 NGC. Soft rose-gray with slightly lighter high points. Evenly worn but remarkably unmarked to the unai

1836 Gobrecht Dollar. Judd-60, Pollock-65. Name on Base. Original. Die Alignment IV or Medal Turn. Plain Edge. Genuine – Edge Repair – AU Details PCGS

1844 Proof-64 CAM PCGS. CAC. This beautiful silver dollar is a pleasure to behold. The frosted motifs and mirrored fields exhibit soft golden toning

1847 AU-55 PCGS This attractive example offers lilac-gray surfaces with a pleasing underglow of silver in the protected areas. A popular date with ty

1859 AU-58 PCGS. OGH Absolutely pleasing where it counts – the steel-gray surfaces are lustrous, devoid of immediately noticeable marks, and alive w

1860-O EF-40 NGC. Medium silver-gray with golden highlights. Evenly worn but not notably marked, this non-hoard example of the date is appealing in m

1872 EF-40 ANACS. Silver-gray with a whisper of pale golden toning. Housed in an old-style small ANACS holder. Grading Company: ANACS XF 40 Pedig

1872-CC Fine Details – Improperly Cleaned – NGC. The medium champagne-gray surfaces have recovered nicely from a long-ago and gentle cleaning. Unmark

1874 Proof-64 PCGS The frosted motifs and mirrored fields are aglow with a rich arrangement of peach and gold iridescence, evenly dispersed and easy

1875 Type I / II. AU-53 PCGS Deep steel-gray throughout with lively silver highlights around the devices on both sides. Type I obverse, ribbon ends

1875-CC Uncirculated Details – Obverse Damage – NGC. Satiny and lustrous with pale golden highlights throughout. Nearly innumerable tiny obverse tic

1875-S/CC Type I / I. AU-50 PCGS. OGH Uniform deep steel-gray verging on slate-gray in places. Evenly circulated but only minimally marked. A scarce

1876 Type I / Type II. MS-61 PCGS. Satiny olive-gray with lively luster and a crisp strike throughout. Grading Company: PCGS MS61 Pedigree/Collect

1876 Type I / II. Proof-64 PCGS Varied silver-gray and gold iridescence on warm steel-gray surfaces. From a Guide Book reported mintage of 1,150.

1878-S T$1 AU58 PCGS A lightly circulated Trade Dollar with plenty of prooflike flash on both sides. Grading Company: PCGS AU58 Pedigree/Collection

1879 Trade Dollar. Proof-64 PCGS The reflective steel-gray mirrors an frosty silver-gray devices form a pleasing contrast, especially in a bold ligh

1880 Trade Dollar. Proof-62 PCGS Soft silver-gray with a wash of pale champagne-gold throughout. Sharply struck. Grading Company: PCGS PR62 Pedig

1880 Proof EF Details – Rim Damage – NGC. Steel-gray with a soft golden glow. Struck only in Proof format, this particular 1880 Proof-only trade dol

1881 Trade Dollar. Genuine – Damage – UNC Details PCGS Noticeable obverse scratches and cloudy fields. Grading Company: PCGS PRGENUINE - DAMAGE Pe

1882 Trade Dollar. Proof-63 PCGS Golden-gray and pale sky-blue with frosty motifs and reflective fields. Grading Company: PCGS PR63 Pedigree/Colle

1878-S MS-65 PCGS. Sharply struck with full-blown cartwheels in action on both sides. Varied pale peach-gold highlights engage the obverse, but full

1878-CC MS-63 PCGS. A hint of pale peach toning graces the satiny surfaces, though full mint brilliance is not a thing of the past. A truly choice a

1878-CC MS-63 NGC. A sharply struck and satiny specimen from the first year of Morgan dollar coinage, fully brilliant and displaying lively cartwhee

1879-CC/CC AU Details – Scratch – PCGS. Also called the “Capped Die” variety by earlier generations of collectors. From an early die stage where the

1880 MS-65PL PCGS. Fully brilliant and highly lustrous with frosted motifs and mirrored fields that contrast sharply. The strike is needle-sharp and

1880-CC Reverse of ’79. MS-63 PCGS. Fully brilliant and highly lustrous with a pale golden sheen. Slanting top arrow feather. Grading Company: PCGS

1880-S MS-65 DMPL. OGH. A coin that represents the grade at every turn, this lustrous Gem offers frosty motifs set against satiny mirrors, and a blu

1881-S MS-65 DPL NGC. The flashy and brilliant silver centers of this Gem are surrounded by soft peach-gold toning highlights on both sides. As is o

1881-S MS-65 DPL NGC. The sharply struck and frosty design elements are in bold and lively contrast, especially on the reverse where the contrast is

1881-S MS-65 DPL NGC. Somewhat satiny on the near-flawless obverse, with a crimson-gold halo encircling the brilliant center; the reverse offers a m

1881-S MS-64 DMPL PCGS. OGH. The frosty obverse motifs relax upon a satiny and reflective field, while the reverse affords bold cameo contrast. For a

1881-S MS-64 DMPL PCGS. Fully brilliant and sharply struck with strong mirrors and lightly dusted motifs; the reverse is in sharper contrast than th

1882 Proof-65 CAM PCGS The frosty silver-gold devices swim in fields of reflective golden-gray on both sides of this attractive Proof Morgan dollar.

1883 MS-64 DMPL PCGS. Fully brilliant with frosty devices and mirror fields, the contrast greater on the reverse. Grading Company: PCGS MS64DMPL Pe

1883-O MS-65 DMPL PCGS. The reflective fields and contrasting devices enjoy a wash of varied golden iridescence throughout both sides, but especiall

1885-CC MS-64 PCGS. OGH. CAC. Brilliant and satiny with a blush of golden toing on the obverse. Nicely struck and aesthetically appealing. Housed in

1885-CC Mint Error – Obverse Struck Through – MS-61 NGC. Frosty, brilliant, lustrous, and easily of MS-63 quality on the reverse. Obverse struck thro

1888 MS-65 PL PCGS. Satiny in the fields and lightly frosted on the devices. Varied champagne-gold iridescence engages both sides of this lustrous M

1890-CC MS-63 DMPL PCGS. A beautiful example of the date and grade combination. The fully brilliant and impressively lustrous surfaces offer boldly

1891-CC MS-63 PCGS. Sharp, brilliant, and lustrous, with a faint iridescent champagne-gold glow. Grading Company: PCGS MS63 Pedigree/Collection:

1891-CC MS-62 NGC. Sharp and lustrous; the reverse is at least a full point finer. Fully brilliant. Grading Company: NGC MS62 Pedigree/Collection:

1893 Proof-65 PCGS An attractive pale olive-gray specimen with frosty motifs and reflective fields that fall just short of a cameo designation. Chie

1893-CC VG-10 PCGS. Dark lilac-gray in the protected areas with lighter gray elsewhere. The final Carson City Mint silver dollar issue. Grading Co

1893-S AU-53 PCGS. Here is a wholly acceptable example of the King of circulation-date Morgan dollars. Largely lustrous and somewhat prooflike with

1894 AU-58 PCGS An impressive sheen of vibrant peach-gold, sunset-orange and vibrant violet iridescence envelops both sides of this sharply struck M

1895 Proof-67 NGC Obverse Die 2, upright of 1 in date centered over dentil. A visually stunning example of the “King” of the Morgan dollar series. T

1899 MS-65 PCGS. OGH. Sharply struck with sweeping cartwheels and a dusting of pale gold on the obverse. A popular low-mintage Philadelphia Mint iss

1899 MS-64 PCGS. OGH. Sharp, bright, and lustrous. Choice for the grade. Housed in an old-style green label PCGS holder with frame. Grading Company: