Kagin's September 2017 West Coast Auction

A satiny and lustrous yellow-gold “slug” with the typical rounded obverse rim that droops off to the edge, so familiar to specialists in these early H

Lightly circulated but minimally marked, this bright yellow-gold $50 piece enjoys warm golden-orange toning in the recessed design areas. The fineness

Satiny yellow-gold and boldly lustrous throughout, this impressive “slug” has descended through the decades with its physical well-being intact and wi

A lovely example of both the variety and the new reeded edge style. The honey-gold surfaces are host to lively retained luster and rich orange-gold ir

Somewhat satiny in appearance at arm’s length with only a few light marks present to the unaided eye. The central eagle device is soft on its highest

This soft honey-gold $50 “ingot” enjoys warm orange highlights, especially on the obverse – the reverse casts an olive-gold glow. Low magnification re

This impressive specimen is as fine as many examples of the type and grade known today that were not at the bottom of the ocean for 130 years. The sur

An important Condition Census Humbert $50 “ingot” that will set one fortunate bidder distinctly apart from the pack at hammer time. This impressive me

This lustrous yellow-gold example of the variety exhibits traces of lively olive iridescence. The obverse rim is without serious blemishes, though we

Henry Ford’s lifelong personal assistant, Frank Campbell,” Assistant Secretary to Henry Ford” as he signed his letters, corresponds here with Charles

This deep yellow-gold specimen exhibits olive and peach highlights throughout. Small but natural planchet flaws dot the surfaces, as struck, and not v

This glittering orange-yellow Bechtler dollar is satiny in appearance with lively reflectivity in the deep design recesses. The luster is strong throu

This bright yellow-gold privately issued half eagle from the halcyon days of the ‘49ers is flushed with warm olive iridescent blessings. The surfaces

Cast. Fineness: 20 ¾ CARAT. Weight: 444.0 grains. Dimensions: approximately 35.0 mm long, 15.0 mm wide, and 3.7 mm thick. This deep lustrous ye...

This deep honey-gold specimen enjoys soft but active underlying luster throughout, especially on the reverse. Only faintly marked to the unassisted ey

Deep yellow-gold with a lustrous personality and a rich display of varied peach iridescence throughout. A generous amount of bold mint frost ignites t

This honey-gold coin is a Condition Census example of the variety and one of only six certification events for the variety at NGC in all grades. Some

This bears an early date of March 19, 1851. It is interesting to note that no Moffat & Co. coin is dated 1851, having been under contract at tha...

An exemplary example of an issue designed remarkably like the federal double eagles of the era. The deep golden surfaces are awash with bold cartwheel

10 x 8 ½". Black ink on off white, blank verso. One of stars of the current offering, quite probably unique. This advertisement, meant to ...