Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

Satiny, brilliant, and lustrous. PCGS #5619 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection. PCGS Coin Fa

Lustrous and evenly toned in varied peach iridescence. PCGS #5653 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Faintly cleaned long ago and now naturally retoned in varied shades of gold and blue. PCGS #5665 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Frosty and lustrous with pale golden toning. A pleasing example of the final San Francisco Mint issue of the design type. PCGS #5672 Pedigree: From t

Lustrous silver-gray with dappled gold and sky-blue toning highlights. The 1916-D represents the only branch mint quarter dollar coinage of the year.

Frosty and lustrous with pale golden highlights. Sharply struck. PCGS #5707 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

A satiny and lustrous example with excellent strike and eye appeal. PCGS #5707 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Frosty and lustrous with pale golden highlights, ever so close to a FH designation. PCGS #5706 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

A sharp and frosty near-gem with expansive peach-gold iridescence throughout. Aesthetically appealing with every turn. PCGS #5735 Pedigree: From the

Satiny and highly lustrous with a uniform dusting of pale rose iridescence. Choice for the grade. PCGS #5734 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection

Largely brilliant and highly lustrous with a dusting of pale blue and gold toing. PCGS #5734 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Brightly lustrous silver-gray with a strike that’s just the proverbial hair shy of a FH designation. Choice for the grade. PCGS #5746 Pedigree: From

Frosty and lustrous with a sheen of rich crimson toning on the high points. PCGS #5774 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Highly lustrous with full mint brilliance on the obverse coupled with warm golden iridescence on the reverse. PCGS #5776 Pedigree: From the Centennia

Another lustrous example of the date and grade combination, here with a blush of champagne-gold iridescence on both sides. PCGS #5776 Pedigree: From t

The frosty surfaces are at once highly lustrous and boldly brilliant. PCGS #5776 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Satiny, lustrous, and brilliant with splashes of attractive rose iridescence here and there. PCGS #5776 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Satiny, brilliant, and lustrous with a faint champagne-gold glow. PCGS #5779 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

A high degree of luster supports pale iridescent rainbows at the rims on this choice example of an early semi-key date in the series. Housed in an old

Reflective and lustrous with golden toning on the obverse. Pedigree:

Autographed by Benjamin Blair, #03680 of 10,000. Brilliant and lustrous. Pedigree:

Autographed by Ellen Robinson, #03680 of 10,000. As struck. Pedigree:

Autographed by Daniel Carr. As made. Pedigree:

Autographed by Daniel Carr. Superb. Pedigree:

Autographed by Sarah-Lee Terrat. Near-perfection. Pedigree:

Attractive medium gray surfaces offer some pale blue iridescence in a bright light source. Choice for the grade. Pedigree:

Warm golden-gray with soft orange highlights. PCGS #39396 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Deep golden-gray with lighter high points. PCGS #6095 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Warm golden-gray throughout with excellent all-around eye appeal. PCGS #6097 Pedigree: PCGS Coin

Deep silver-gray with golden highlights. Struck from a wildly rotated reverse die. Pedigree: [url=]PCGS Coin Facts

Attractive steel-gray throughout. PCGS #6100 Pedigree: Eric P. Newman Collection PCGS Coin Facts

A second pleasing gray specimen. PCGS #39461 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Smooth dove gray with solid eye appeal. PCGS #6105 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Soft gray surfaces with traces of blue iridescence offer excellent eye appeal and quality. PCGS #39502 Pedigree:

Lustrous silver-gray with golden highlights throughout. PCGS #6113 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Deep steel-blue with golden-gray highlights and solid eye appeal. PCGS #6117 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Fa

Satiny silver-gold with lively luster and attractive iridescent toning highlights. PCGS #6143 Pedigree:

Soft retained luster remains on the silver-gray surfaces, with deeper gray highlights among the devices. PCGS #39733 Pedigree:

An exceptional example of the date and grade combination with satiny gray surfaces that enjoy lively rainbow iridescence at the rims. PCGS #6150 Pedi

A frosty and lustrous example of the date with a colorful array of lively blue, peach, and rose iridescence on both sides. Choice by any standards. Ho

Highly lustrous with satiny surfaces that offer a whisper of pale golden toning. Reverse die cracked, clashed, and rotated. Denomination as 50 CENTS.

Warm golden-gray with olive and blue highlights. Evenly circulated and not noticeably marked to the unaided eye. A great coin for the grade. PCGS #61

Lustrous steel-gray with lively neon-blue and pale golden highlights. Struck from cracked dies with notable cracks on the obverse and reverse; definit

Satiny silver-gray with lively rose iridescence when under a bright light. The serifs of the 4 touch on this variety. PCGS #6251 Pedigree:

Warm lilac-gray with no visible marks and bold design features. PCGS # 6261 Pedigree: PCGS Coin F

Deep steel-blue with golden highlights. Bisecting reverse die crack, rim to rim from 4 to 8 o’clock. PCGS #6263 Pedigree:

Largely brilliant and lustrous with splashes of deep rainbow toning here and there. PCGS #6264 Pedigree:

Repunched 1 in date. Brilliant, nearly prooflike, and lustrous with deep rose iridescence at the rims, especially the reverse. PCGS #6283 Pedigree:

Attractive steel and olive-gray surfaces. Probably a Federal issue struck before the southern mints were taken over by their respective states or the

Attractive medium gray throughout with deeper toning here and there. Pedigree: