Kagin’s March 2017 ANA National Money Show Auction

1899-S Mint Error. Uncentered Broadstrike. MS-61 PCGS. This bright lemon-yellow specimen is highly lustrous and sharply struck with some attractive th

1909 MS-65 PCGS. A superb Gem Indian eagle at first glance, and a beautiful coin that grows in aesthetic stature upon further examination. First impr

1909-D MS-64 PCGS. The very first nuance to capture the viewer’s eye will undoubtedly be the sweeping cartwheel luster on both sides as it plays acro

1911-D MS-63 PCGS. There is no denying the in-hand quality of this Choice Mint State Indian eagle. The yellow-gold surfaces are afire with bright and

1912-S MS-64 PCGS. This aesthetically appealing medium yellow-gold specimen exhibits soft and creamy luster that seemingly glows from within. A blush

1872-S AU-55 PCGS. CAC. This pleasing branch mint double eagle is nearly as lustrous as the day it left the press. Its rich yellow-gold surfaces are s

1898-S MS-64 PCGS. The frosty golden orange surfaces of this attractive branch mint double eagle exhibit a widely sweeping cartwheel and warm olive ir

1910-D MS-65 PCGS. This satiny gem Saint-Gaudens double eagle has it all in the eye appeal department. The lively cartwheel luster sweeps smoothly acr

1910-D MS-64 PCGS. CAC. The satiny surfaces play host to a lively display of cartwheel activity and a dash of olive iridescence. One glance will affir

1915 MS-64 PCGS. Here is a beautiful coin that immediately grabs your attention and remains in your mind’s eye even after you reluctantly let it go. T