Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

Steel-gray with lively gold and blue highlights. PCGS #4522 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

A generous amount of luster remains on the lively silver-gold surfaces. PCGS #4526 Pedigree: PCGS

Attractive silver-gray with pale blue highlights. PCGS #38881 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Lustrous silver-gray with deeper steel highlights. PCGS #45208 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Much central brilliance within steel-gray halos. PCGS #4529 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Warm rose-gray throughout with pale rose highlights on the high points. Choice for the grade. Pedigree:

Toned, obverse smoothed to remove heavy scratches. PCGS #4564 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Warmly varied golden highlights engage the attractive surfaces. Sharply struck. PCGS #4591 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Satiny and lustrous silver-gray with vibrant blue and gold iridescence on both sides. Pedigree:

Lustrous with a steel-blue obverse, the reverse with mingled silver and gold toning. PCGS #4571 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Frosty and lustrous with attractive speckled golden toning on the obverse, the reverse with varied champagne-gold iridescence. Pedigree:

Now retoning in shades of deep crimson-orange. PCGS #4603 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Lustrous and frosty steel-gray with bursts of silvery mint brilliance throughout. PCGS #4603 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Iridescent neon-blue and vibrant rose toning engulfs the frosty and virtually unmarked gray surfaces of this popular branch mint date. Pedigree:

This frosty deep golden-gray specimen enjoys a wealth of vivid gold and orange iridescence in a bright light source. Somewhat prooflike in appearance.

Speckled blue and violet iridescence runs rampant on the lustrous surfaces. PCGS #4635 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Silver-gray and now retoning. PCGS #4665 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection. PCGS Coin Facts

The brilliant obverse center yields quickly to halos of crimson and electric blue, with the reverse crimson toning outside the wreath details. Pedigr

Lustrous golden-gray with mark-free surfaces and excellent eye appeal for the grade. PCGS #4680 Pedigree:

This satiny specimen offers lively pastel rose, blue, and sea-green iridescence on both sides. PCGS #4681 Pedigree:

Deep golden toning on both sides. PCGS #4702 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection. PCGS Coin F

Lustrous deep silver-gray with a whisper of gold throughout. PCGS #4707 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Lustrous with a plenitude of rich sea-green and burnt orange iridescence. PCGS #4707 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Attractively toned with vibrant neon-blue and rose iridescence. PCGS #4796 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Fa

Frosty and lustrous silver-gray with lively and varied green, blue, and gold iridescence on both sides. PCGS #4818 Pedigree: From the Centennial Coll

Brilliant t the centers with peripheral rainbow halos suggestive of a past spent in an old Wayte Raymond-style holder from many decades ago. PCGS #48

A frosty and lustrous rose-gold specimen with excellent eye appeal. PCGS #4857 Pedigree: PCGS Coi

A frosty and colorful coin with lively luster and assorted golden-orange highlights, especially on the reverse. PCGS #4857 Pedigree:

Satiny, brilliant, and lustrous with a hint of pale golden toning. PCGS #4861 Pedigree: PCGS Coin

Sweeping cartwheel luster supports varied golden highlights on the satiny surfaces. PCGS #4865 Pedigree:

Now naturally retoning after a long-ago wipe. PCGS #4866 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

A frosty near-gem with lively cartwheel activity and soft golden toning. PCGS #4868 Pedigree: PCG

A lustrous pale golden specimen from the final year of the series. PCGS #4871 Pedigree: PCGS Coin

Hairlines beneath varied golden-orange toning. PCGS #4952 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Largely brilliant and lustrous with a splash of light toning here and there. PCGS #5003 Pedigree:

Medium golden-gray with excellent eye appeal. Choice for the grade. PCGS #5351 Pedigree: PCGS Coi

Dove-gray with slate-blue highlights. Rusted obverse die state. PCGS #5352 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Fac

Steel gray with exceptional surfaces and eye appeal. PCGS #5353 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Deep slate-blue with golden-gray high points. PCGS #5354 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Attractive steel-gray with golden overtones. PCGS #5355 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Steel-blue surfaces support silver-gray design high points. PCGS #5356 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Soft dove-gray surfaces throughout. PCGS #5357 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Sandy rose-gray throughout, PCGS qualifier not readily apparent. PCGS #5392 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Medium steel-gray with deeper highlights. PCGS #5393 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection. PCGS

Steel-gray centers yield to warm rose and blue iridescence at the rims. Housed in an old-style small ANACS holder. Pedigree: From the Centennial Coll

Attractive silver-gray throughout with no serious marks. PCGS #5426 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

A satiny and lustrous silver-gray survivor from a modest mintage of 93,600 pieces. Some pale toning is present in places. PCGS #5459 Pedigree: [url=

Richly toned despite an old run-in with a well-meaning collector. PCGS #5572 Pedigree: From the Centennial Collection.

Deep golden-gray with lively blue and rose toning throughout. PCGS #5502 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Fact

Satiny dove-gray with rose and blue iridescence in a bright light source. PCGS #5604 Pedigree: PC

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: