Kagin’s March 2017 ANA National Money Show Auction

1795 Small Eagle. BD-8. Rarity-5+. AU-55 PCGS. Here is a brightly lustrous yellow gold specimen with trace olive iridescence throughout. The reverse i

1813 BD-1. Rarity-2. MS-61 PCGS. The frosty yellow gold centers give way to deeper golden highlights at the rims. The soft luster cascades across both

1838-D AU-53 NGC. Here is a deep yellow gold specimen with a decided olive cast. The in-hand appeal is fine despite a few stray marks, though a glass

1844-C AU-55 PCGS. This deep yellow gold specimen is ripe with mint bloom in the protected design areas. Nicely struck for the date, though circulatio

1858-S AU-58 NGC. Here is a visually and physically impressive example of one of the most elusive dates of the era – see our population information be

1861-S AU-53 PCGS. This modestly circulated San Francisco Mint rarity is afire with bright and lively cartwheel activity broken only by traces of its

1865 Proof-65 PCGS. OGH. This warm orange-gold Proof No Motto half eagle is a product of the Mint during the Civil War; indeed, it’s the last date abl

1874-S Faint Mintmark. AU-58 NGC. This impressively lustrous rose-orange specimen resembles a Philadelphia issue at first glance owing to the faint, s

1887-S MS-64 PCGS. This bright and lustrous honey-gold specimen enjoys lively pastel peach and powder blue iridescence on both sides. Considered a “co

1893-S MS-64 PCGS. CAC. Warm orange-gold highlights caress the honey-gold surfaces of this attractive half eagle, with a blush of pale olive thrown i