Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

Dies: as illustrated above. This deep chocolate brown specimen enjoys an overall mattelike appearance on both sides. An ever-popular Washington issue.

Dies: as illustrated above. The frosty and mattelike surfaces enjoy boldly active luster with much mint brilliance tempered by deeper silver-gray toni

Dies: as illustrated above. This intensely lustrous and fully brilliant lemon-yellow gem is a pleasure to behold, appearing essentially as it did on t

Dies:as illustrated above; designed by Charles Barber. Nearly cameo-like in appearance, this lustrous gem Proof is one of 250 such pieces struck in s

Dies: as illustrated above. The antiqued mattelike deep golden surfaces of this attractive piece are alive with richly embedded luster and deep chocol

Dies: as illustrated above. The frosty steel-gray surfaces afford a mattelike appearance and varied gray toning throughout. [150-200] Pedigree:

Dies: as illustrated above. Deep yellow-gold throughout with a good deal of olive iridescence on both sides. Softly lustrous and sharply struck. [350-

Dies signed Kilenyi and Whitehead – Hoag, and illustrated above. Deep silver-gray throughout with a well-seated lustrous glow and exceptional eye appe

Dies: as illustrated above. This handsome high relief piece is deep golden-tan with satiny, mattelike surfaces throughout. The obverse depiction of Ne

Dies: as illustrated above. Deep olive-gold with lively gold and rose iridescence available in a bright light source. An eccentric Connecticut lawyer

The host coin is VF or so, the CWT counterstamp represents the graded portion. Bust of Franklin left, name around. Rare and unusual. Pedigree:

Dies: as illustrated above. Deep golden tan with satisfying underlying luster that comes into play in a bright light. A toning spot is noted in the gr

Dies: as illustrated above. The soft copper-tan surfaces are aglow with rich powder blue iridescence seen in a bright light, and bursts of orange mint

Deep steel-gray with some surface brightness in the protected areas on both sides. This specimen is far finer overall than the discovery piece, also a

Dies: as illustrated above. An impressive gem-quality token in all regards. The strike is needle-sharp on both sides, and the underlying luster falls

Bright and lustrous with much reflectivity but with some surface metal pest in places; Undated General Washington-Liberty Head Comp. S. Marke (Spiel M

Dies: as illustrated above. This deep yellow-gold specimen offers frosty devices set against deeply mirrored fields and features a sentiment that was

Undated Medallion. George Washington – Andrew Jackson. Julian PR-29. Gold. 18 mm. Plain Edge. Medal Turn. Genuine – Uncirculated Details – Edge Filing

Dies: as illustrated above. Fully brilliant with frosty steel-gray devices set against boldly reflective silver mirrors. Choice for the grade with a p

Dies: as illustrated above. This attractive and lustrous specimen offers a silver-gray and lustrous face to the viewer. Choice and appealing. Pedigre

Dies: as illustrated above. Lustrous and frosty deep golden-tan throughout. Pedigree:

Dies: as illustrated above. Satiny and lustrous deep yellow-gold, the edge lightly filed in places that suggest that this was a mounted piece at one t

Die: as illustrated above. Richly toned in deep gun-metal blue and gray with no deterring marks and with only a touch of cabinet friction on the high

Dies: as illustrated above. Deep yellow-gold throughout with deeper orange-gold iridescence in the recessed design areas. Jackson’s high-relief portra

Dies: as illustrated above. Deep golden beige and similar in color to a copper-nickel Indian cent. The unique obverse features a chip of granite from

Dies: as illustrated above. Deep silver-slate throughout the devices with boldly reflective and crisply brilliant fields; the reverse is particularly

Dies: as illustrated above. One of numerous Connecticut Tercentenary medals struck in 1935, this specimen celebrates the establishment of Waterbury

Dies: as illustrated above. Deep golden tan surfaces throughout tempered with rich chestnut-red highlights. Sharp and appealing and struck to celebrat

Dies signed A.A. Weinman FECT, and illustrated above. This frosty gem specimen exhibits lively orange-red iridescence, no doubt its original appearanc

Dies: as illustrated above. Boldly reflective throughout, even across the devices. Struck by Baker Platinum of Newark, New Jersey, and distinctly mar

Dies signed Hermon Mac Neil SC, and illustrated above. Edge: GORHAM CO. BRONZE. This satiny beauty is virtually pristine with just a tiny blemish in

Dies: signed RL and AD-F., as illustrated above. Deep silver-steel gray with no serious marks and a suspension hole that suggests much wear as jewelr

Dies: as illustrated above. Bright and lustrous silver with varied gray highlights throughout, the medal suspended from a pinback with yellow and pale

Dies: as illustrated above. The fully brilliant and frosty surfaces enjoy a bold display of cartwheel elegance. The die impressions are sharp and the

Dies: as illustrated above; obverse by Daniel Chester French. Deep sandy gold throughout with mattelike surfaces and rich golden-brown toning in the r

Dies: as illustrated above. An intensely brilliant deep yellow-gold medallic tribute to the 1880 Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair, International S

Dies signed Jos. K. Davison’s Sons, and illustrated above. (The NGC label mistakenly reads “Davidson’s.”) Deep golden-brown with a decided olive cast,

Dies: as illustrated above, signed S. JOHNSON at truncation. Mattelike mustard-gold throughout with softly embedded luster. No doubt struck for Italy’

This crisply struck golden-tan example enjoys soft luster and problem-free, glossy surfaces. The eye appeal is superb and the overall quality easily b

This exacting specimen is deep chestnut brown throughout with underlying rose-gold highlights. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are immaculate – n

Warm chocolate-brown throughout with soft chestnut highlights. Some natural planchet flaws, as struck, are the only marks of note to be found. Choice

The deep golden-tan surfaces of this popular issue from the Garden State exhibit some minor granularity under low magnification. Obverse rim tight to

This deep brown example offers red-brown high points throughout. The surfaces are somewhat cakey and granular under low magnification, but actual surf

Deep brown with faintly lighter high points on the obverse; the reverse trends to deep golden-tan. Not heavily or noticeably marked, and worthy physic

Deep olive brown with an obverse that easily warrants Good-4, but with a reverse that closes in on basel state. PCGS #1003 Pedigree:

Punctuated Date. Rarity-3. VF-25 PCGS. OGH. Medium golden-tan throughout with excellent all-around eye appeal. Other than some stray ticks, an interes

Lustrous for the grade with soft golden-rose and silver-gray surfaces. Repunched 52 in date. Evenly worn but not notably marked, a definite plus at th

Glossy deep golden-tan throughout with traces of mint orange at the devices. One of those coins: your first impulse is a much higher grade, and a glas

Somewhat glossy deep golden-tan throughout with strong design details despite some modest weakness at the uppermost obverse stars. No serious marks co

Deep brown with some lighter highlights. The sharpness of the devices is commensurate with the commercial grade, but the surfaces are uniformly and no