Kagin's September 2018 West Coast Auction

1905 Gold $10. MS-62 PCGS. Expansive luster and pale olive iridescence grace both sides of this boldly struck eagle. Pleasing for the grade with a re

1907 Gold Indian $10. AU-55 PCGS. OGH. PCGS holder erroneously marked “Liberty” for type. This frosty honey-gold specimen shows bold luster broken on

1907 Gold Indian $10. No Periods, No Motto. MS-61 PCGS. This frosty yellow-gold eagle from the first year of the design type offers lively luster and

1926 Gold Indian $10. MS-63 PCGS. Vibrant luster and rich peach iridescence set the tone for this attractive Saint-Gaudens eagle. Nicely struck with

1932 Gold Indian $10. MS-62 NGC. A frosty and lustrous yellow-gold example of the final collectable date of the series, 1907-1933. Choice for the gra

1854-S Gold $20. Genuine. PCGS. Holder otherwise unmarked, we suggest AU-50, with noticeable hairlines and perhaps thumbed as well. Not otherwise hea

1857-S Gold $20. AU-53 PCGS. This deep golden specimen exhibits a fair amount of luster and minimal marks. Plenty of mint frost is retained in the pr

Lustrous Mint State 1861 $20. 1861 Gold $20. MS-61 PCGS. Choice for the grade with active unbroken cartwheel luster throughout both sides. This deep

Mint State 1872 Double Eagle. 1872 Gold $20. MS-62 PCGS. CAC. This deeply lustrous honey-gold example is a strong representative of the date and grad

AU 1874-CC Double Eagle. 1874-CC Gold $20. Winter 1-A. AU-50 PCGS. OGL. Plenty of lively mint luster plays among the design elements on this example

1875-S Gold $20. AU-53 PCGS. Bright yellow-gold with lively luster and frosty mint bloom throughout. Minimally marked and choice for the grade. PCGS #

AU Details 1890-CC Double Eagle. 1890-CC Gold $20. Winter 1. Genuine - Obverse Scratched - AU Details NGC. Bright and lustrous yellow-gold with bold

Impaired Proof 1901 Double Eagle. 1901 Gold $20. Proof-60 Details, Polished. ANACS. Not noticeably marked but polished to an unnatural golden brillia

1903 Gold $20. MS-63 PCGS. OGH. Lustrous and frosty honey-gold surfaces offer lively luster and pale peach iridescent highlights. Housed in an old-st

1904 Gold $20. MS-64 PCGS. OGH. A satiny beauty and an exemplary example of the date and grade combination – this coin is attractive enough to challe

1904 Gold $20. MS-63 PCGS. Boldly lustrous medium gold surfaces offer wisps of pale blue iridescence. Choice for the grade and aesthetically appealin

1908 Gold $20. No Motto. MS-63 PCGS. The warm golden surfaces exhibit pale olive and orange iridescence in the fields. It will prove difficult to fin

1910 Gold $20. MS-64 PCGS. This frosty and lustrous early Philadelphia Mint issue is sharp and appealing with every tiny design element boldly presen

1924 Gold $20. MS-64 PCGS. This satiny golden specimen is alive with sweeping cartwheel activity and wisps of pale orange iridescence. About as nice

1927 Gold $20. MS-64 PCGS. Bright and lustrous yellow-gold tempered with pale orange iridescent highlights. Choice for the grade. PCGS #9186 [url=