Kagin’s March 2017 ANA National Money Show Auction

1858 Flying Eagle cent - Small Letters, Laurel Wreath reverse - 5 leaf. J-191a. P-233. S-PT14. R5. PR64 PCGS (PS). OGH. Choice Proof (11: 3,4,4). Pa

1858 Flying Eagle cent / Oak Wreath. J-192, P-235, S-PT13. Rarity 5. PR65 PCGS Gem Proof (12: 3,4,5) Copper-nickel. A high-quality example of this po

1858 Flying Eagle cent - Small Letters, Ornamental Shield reverse. J-193. P-236. S-PT11. R5. PR63 PCGS (PS). OGH. Choice Proof (10: 3,3,4). A popular

1858 Flying Eagle cent – Large Letters, Ornamental Shield reverse. J-198. P-239. S-PT3. R7. PR62 PCGS (PS). OGH. Typical Proof (11: 3,4,4). A very sc

1858 Small Eagle, Ornamental Shield. J-204. P-248. S-PT17. R4. PR62 PCGS. 1st. Gen. Holder. Proof (7: 1,3,3). Another example of the quirky Small Eagl

1858 Small Eagle, Laurel Wreath – 5 leaf. J-202a. P-245. S-PT19. R5. PR64 PCGS (PS). 1st. Gen. Holder. Gem Proof (10: 3,3,4). The Small Eagle by Antho

1858 Small Eagle, Oak Wreath. J-203. P-247. S-PT18. R5. PR64 PCGS (PS). 1st. Gen. Holder. Choice Proof (10: 3,3,4). Anthony Paquet’s Small Eagle desig

1858 Small Eagle cent / Ornamental Shield. J-205, P-249, S-PT17b. Rarity 8. PR55 PCGS Choice AU (19: 3,3,3) Copper. A very rare issue in copper. Only

1858 Small Eagle cent / Agricultural Wreath. J-206, P-242, S-PT16. Rarity 5. PR65 PCGS Gem Proof (12: 3,4,5) Copper-nickel. An outstanding example wi

1858 Small Eagle, Reverse of 1858 – Low Leaves. J-207a. P-244. S-PT16d. High R7. PR64 PCGS (PS). OGH. Choice Proof (11: 3,4,4). Nickel. This is a very

(1858) Flying Eagle – No date, no legend / Flying Eagle - No date with legend. J-219, P-209, S-PT7. Unique. PR62 NGC (Eagle Eye Photo Seal). Proof (8:

1794 Cohen-2b, Breen-2a. Large Edge Letters. Rarity-6. Fine-12 PCGS. A smooth and pleasing deep golden-tan example of a scarce variety. The surfaces

1794 C-4, B-6b. Small Edge Letters. Rarity-3. Fine-12 PCGS. Deep golden tan verging on chocolate brown in places on the obverse. Not noticeably marke

1804 Cohen-7, Breen-7. Rarity-1. EF-40 NGC. CAC. Medium chocolate brown with no serious surface marks present to the unaided eye. A thin hairline crac

1805 Cohen-3, Breen-3. Small 5, Stems. Rarity-4. VF-20 PCGS. This evenly circulated half cent is pleasing steel-brown in appearance throughout, and on

1825 Cohen-2, Breen-2. Rarity-1. AU-58 NGC. Deep rose-brown and nicely struck throughout. We note a toning spot, visible to the naked eye, on the reve

1796 Draped Bust. Sheldon-93. Single Leaves, Reverse of ’95. Rarity-3. AU Details – Altered Surfaces – PCGS. This specimen is warm and appealing in-ha

1798 Sheldon-158. First Hair Style. Rarity-4. VF-25 PCGS Deep golden brown throughout with traces of deeper brown in the protected areas. Nicks and ti

1798 Sheldon-174. Second Hair Style. Rarity-2. VF-35 PCGS. Deep chestnut brown on the obverse, deep golden brown on the reverse with a very close app

1799 Sheldon-189. Rarity-2. AG Details – Damage – PCGS. Here for your bidding consideration is a modest but still highly collectable example of what m

1799 Sheldon-189. Rarity-2. Genuine – Scratch – EF Details. PCGS. This deep chocolate brown specimen offers superior sharpness throughout and is cert

1803 Sheldon-264. Large Date, Small Fraction. Rarity-4+. Fine Details – Environmental Damage – NGC. Here is a medium chestnut-brown example of a popul

1804 Private Restrike. MS-63 BN PCGS This perennial favorite with large cent collectors was struck from a badly cracked, rusted, and re-worked 1803 ob

1821 N-2. Rarity-1. AU-58 BN NGC. This pleasing deep brown specimen exhibits smooth surfaces that are somewhat glossy in places. No marks of measure

1839 N-9. Silly Head. Rarity-2. MS-66 BN PCGS. CAC. This exceptional gem large cent is nearly as impressive as the day is long. In-hand the possibili

1841 Rarity-6. Proof-64 BN PCGS. This satiny golden-tan specimen enjoys lively rose and blue iridescence throughout. Lightly struck in places and no d

1856 Flying Eagle cent. Snow-3. MS-64 PCGS (Eagle Eye Photo Seal) OGH. Gem Unc (13: 4,4,5). An outstanding example of the original 1856 Flying Eagle c

1856 Flying Eagle cent. Snow-9. PR65 PCGS (CAC - Eagle Eye Photo Seal). Gem Proof (13: 3,5,5). A beautiful example of the Proof version. This issue is

1864 Copper-Nickel. Proof-65 CAM PCGS. This is the sort of coin that is difficult for a cataloger to describe owing to the overall beauty; it’s like

1877 Proof-65 RB NGC. This beautiful Proof cent is undeniably choice for the grade, and one glance will prove our premise. More satiny than reflective

1894/1894 Repunched Date. Fivaz Stanton-011, Snow-1. MS-65 BN NGC. The lustrous obverse glows with rich sea green, blue, and rose iridescence, while

1909 Lincoln. Proof-66 RB NGC. A gorgeous gem Proof of the second type of Lincoln cent struck this year; this coin will make you realize just how thi

1909 Lincoln. Proof-65 RB NGC. This frosty deep red-orange gem displays a pleasing woodgrain effect in most places under low magnification. The luste

1914-D MS-64 RB PCGS. The lively glowing luster supports warm red-orange and lilac iridescence throughout both sides. Nicely struck with bold feature

1914-D MS-64 RB NGC. The deep mint orange surfaces of this frosty near-gem cent exhibit rich neon blue iridescence throughout. The strike is sharp an

1864 Large Motto. Proof-66 BN NGC. Intense waves of violet, rose, and blue iridescence engage the richly mirrored fields and faintly frosted devices

1865 Proof-65 RD PCGS. A gorgeous coin with deeply mirrored surfaces and smartly frosted devices that approach an overall cameo-like appearance. This

1858 Proof-66 NGC. This exceptional gem Type II silver three-cents is alive with a rich display of deep gun-metal blue and fiery lilac with a trace h

1889 Proof-67 PCGS. A satiny gem of the finest order both physically and aesthetically. The frosted motifs and satiny, reflective fields show off bol

1866 Rays. Proof-66 Cameo NGC. A pleasing and lustrous Proof from the first year of nickel five-cents coinage. The satiny devices and reflective silv

1883 Shield. Proof-65 NGC. Here is a fitting end to the Shield nickel series, a glittering gem Proof with enough eye appeal to warrant the attention

1903 MS-66 PCGS. CAC. Here is an exceptionally lovely and colorful Liberty nickel, a coin that draws you in with every turn of the holder. The robust

1912-S MS-64 PCGS. Creamy rather than frosty luster, the chief calling card of the date, supports bright swirls of peach and pale orange on the obver

1913 Buffalo. Type I. Proof-65 PCGS. This colorful and lustrous gem Proof example of James Earle Fraser’s handiwork is a treat to behold. The exquisi

1913 Buffalo. Type II. MS-66 PCGS. This satiny and highly lustrous example of Fraser’s recently revised all-American five-cents design rings of visual

1913 Buffalo. Type II. Proof-65 PCGS. Boldly lustrous pale steel gray with a wash of faint peach-gold engaging both sides. Sharply struck, aesthetica

1913-S Buffalo. Type I. MS-66 PCGS. Here is an altogether pleasing example of the scarcest of the three Type I Buffalo nickel issues. The satiny silve

1914 Proof-64 PCGS. Lustrous and satiny steel gray with lively pale powder blue and gold iridescence at play on both sides. We note some reverse toni

1924 MS-66 PCGS. This satiny beauty is likely to grab your eye immediately and then linger in your mind’s eye after your initial impression. The lovel

1936 Brilliant Finish. Proof-67 PCGS. CAC. This especially brilliant and mirrored Proof Buffalo nickel represents the first year of Proof coinage in t