Kagin’s March 2017 ANA National Money Show Auction

1875 AU-58 PCGS. This colorful circulation strike from the first year of this short-lived denomination offers a colorful iridescent toning array on b

1805 B-2. Rarity-2. Genuine – Repaired – VF Details PCGS. Golden gray with an obvious patch of roughness at 10 o’clock on the obverse rim. Heavily cl

1806 B-5. Rarity-4+. AU-58 PCGS. The lustrous warm steel gray surfaces display an abundance of lively golden-peach iridescence that brightens Liberty

1807 Browning-2. Rarity-3. Fine-12 PCGS. The deep steel surfaces support pale rose design elements in an unusual cameo-like manner. Well-circulated b

1815 B-1. Rarity-1. VF-20 PCGS. Attractive steel and rose highlights adorn both sides. Struck from heavily clashed dies in this, the first year of th

1818 B-4. Rarity-2. AU-50 PCGS. Satiny silver-gold throughout with lively champagne highlights and plenty of retained luster. Evenly circulated and f

1831 B-4. Small Letters. Rarity-1. Genuine – Cleaning – AU Details PCGS. Deep slate gray with luster and the tell-tale hairlines of a long-ago cleani

1831 B-1. Small Letters. Rarity-3. VF-25 PCGS. Pale champagne-gray throughout the obverse with a halo of rich neon blue, crimson, and gold at the rim.

1832 B-2. Small Arrowheads. Rarity-2. Genuine – Scratch – EF Details PCGS. Bright steel gray with lively blue, orange, and sea green toning at the ri

1835 B-1. Rarity-1. Genuine – Cleaning – AU Details PCGS. Traces of a faint cleaning will greet the experienced eye when this coin is first presented

1860 MS-63 PCGS. The champagne-gold obverse gives way at the stars and beyond to rich sunset orange, fiery crimson, and bold electric blue iridescenc

1876-S MS-62 PCGS. This satiny steel gray specimen enjoys lively cartwheel luster and a great strike. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82418673

1877-CC MS-64 NGC. Normal edge reeding. A blush of lively rose-gold endorses both sides of this satiny Carson City quarter. The strike is nearly full

1917-S Type I. MS-65 FH PCGS. An exceptional example of the San Francisco Mint’s handiwork during their first foray into the new design type. Largely

1919-S EF-40 PCGS. Medium steel gray with deep golden-umber highlights in the protected areas. Solid design details present including full, bold date

1921 VF-35 PCGS. Medium and smooth steel gray surfaces offer some deeper golden-gray in the recessed areas. No marks are present to the unaided eye.

1921 VF-30 PCGS. Medium steel gray with golden-gray high points. Full date details. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82418582

1923-S EF-45 PCGS. Medium champagne-silver throughout with pale golden highlights and lively retained luster. An important date in EF or finer, espec

1924-D MS-66 PCGS. A fully brilliant and highly lustrous example that presents a strong visual presence. Some lightness of strike at Liberty’s head,

1932-S MS-63 PCGS. This bright and lustrous Washington quarter delivers a whisper of pale gold on both sides. The 1932-S enjoys key-date status and s

1795 Flowing Hair. O-105. 2 Leaves. Rarity-4. Genuine – Plugged – Fine Details. PCGS. Steel gray throughout with signs of a hole and plug episode bene

1795 Flowing Hair. O-119. 2 Leaves. Rarity-4. VG-10 NGC. Medium steel gray with deeper golden gray highlights in the protected areas. Evenly worn and

1795 O-131. 2 Leaves. Rarity-4. Fine-15 PCGS. Soft silver gray with misty gray highlights throughout. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82985787

1801 O-101. Rarity-3. VF-30 PCGS. Medium to deep golden gray throughout with deeper highlights and iridescent blue and gold toning at the rims. Choice

1802 O-101. Rarity-3. VF-25 PCGS. Bright silver gray with some deeper steel highlights in the protected design areas. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/82

1803 O-101. Rarity-3. Genuine – Tooled – EF Details PCGS. Finely done surface enhancement obvious under low magnification. http://www.pcgs.com/ce

1805 O-111. Rarity-3 VF-35 PCGS. Medium steel gray with lively gold, orange, blue, and crimson in the peripheral areas. http://www.pcgs.com/cert

1806/5 O-101. Large Stars. Rarity-3. Genuine – Damage – VF Details PCGS. Numerous tiny puncture attempts are seen across Miss Liberty’s tresses and t

1806 O-107. Knob 6, Small Stars. Rarity-5. VF-30 PCGS. An amply pleasing example of a scarce and elusive variety. The soft lilac-gray fields and pale

1806 O-109. Pointed 6, No Stem. Rarity-1. Genuine – Damage – VF Details PCGS. Pleasing lilac-gray but with a deep gouge at the first obverse star.

1806 O-115a. Pointed 6, Stem. Rarity-2. VF-30 PCGS. Soft dove gray with a whisper of rose throughout. Evenly worn but not noticeably marked. htt

1807 Draped Bust. O-102. Rarity-2. Genuine – Damage – EF Details PCGS. A lustrous and satiny specimen with effusive gold and orange iridescence throu

1807 Draped Bust. O-102. Rarity-2. VF-20 PCGS. The smoky gray surfaces exhibit soft orange iridescence throughout. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/8241

1807 Draped Bust. O-105. Rarity-2. EF-40 PCGS. A pleasing steel gray coin with splashes of golden iridescence in the protected areas. Completely unma

1807 Capped Bust. O-112. Large Stars. 50/20. Rarity-1. AU-53 PCGS. The bright silver surfaces are alive with robust cartwheel activity and a wash of

1807 Capped Bust. O-113. Small Stars. Rarity-2. VF-30 PCGS. Shades of soft gray throughout deepen toward the rim. Evenly worn but visually unmarked.

1808/7 O-101. Rarity-1. EF-45 PCGS. This appealing steel gray specimen enjoys lively luster and rich rainbow iridescence in the sheltered design areas

1808 O-106. Rarity-3. Genuine – Cleaning – EF Details PCGS. Nicely recovering in shades of iridescent gold and blue, especially at the rims. htt

1809 O-102a. Rarity-1. EF-45 PCGS. An exemplary specimen of the date and grade combination, with medium silver gray surfaces that play host to much m

1809 O-109. III Edge. Rarity-4. EF-40 PCGS. Satiny steel gray with soft lilac-gray high points and a lively display of rich orange iridescence at the

1810 O-102a. Rarity-2. Genuine – Cleaning – AU Details PCGS. Nicely retoning in pale golden shades after a long-ago light cleaning. We note an old to

1810 O-105. Rarity-2. AU-53 PCGS. An exceptional example of the date and variety. Bright orange-gold, neon blue, and sea green engage both sides of th

1810 O-108. Rarity-3. AU-50 ANACS. Lustrous silver with lively gray toning highlights at the rims. Housed in an old-style small ANACS holder.

1811/10 O-101. Rarity-2. Genuine – Graffiti – VF Details PCGS. Pewter gray with a name mostly effaced from the left obverse field. http://www.pc

1811 O-104. Large 8. Rarity-1. AU-50 NGC. A generous amount of mint brilliance accompanies the lively blue, gold, and crimson iridescence that gather

1811 O-104. Large 8. Rarity-1. Genuine – Cleaning – AU Details PCGS. The colorful surfaces have been lightly wiped at some point. Toning spot at TY o

1811 O-108. Small 8. Rarity-2. AU-55 PCGS. Pale champagne-silver centers yield to rich displays of deep crimson, electric blue, and fiery orange at t

1812/1 O-102. Small 8. AU-50 PCGS. Deep slate gray throughout with underlying silver-gray highlights and a modicum of soft luster. http://www.pc

1812 O-103. Rarity-1. Genuine – Cleaning – AU Details PCGS. The pale rose surfaces show evidence of a light cleaning. http://www.pcgs.com/cert/8

1812 O-105. Rarity-1. AU-50 PCGS. Warm steel gray throughout with pale rose highlights and with silver mint frost in the deepest recesses. Choice for