Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

Deep chocolate-brown with infused olive highlights. The surfaces are heavily granular in most places and salient attribution points have have disappea

This deep golden tan specimen exhibits olive-brown toning around the devices that imparts a somewhat cameo-like appearance, especially on the obverse.

Glossy, semi-prooflike luster graces both the obverse and reverse of this scarce and magnificent Sheldon-101 – a coin that is ABSOLUTELY UNEQUALLED in

Deep chocolate-brown with olive highlights and with surfaces and sharpness commensurate with the assigned grade. Some scattered circulation marks are

Warm olive-brown throughout with modestly lighter high points. Essentially unmarked to the unaided eye, and with few marks or blemishes worth noting u

Readily seen diagnostic die line from tip of left stem on reverse to U in UNITED. Deep chocolate-brown with some olive highlights. Evenly worn and sli

This attractive large cent offers chocolate brown surfaces and design features that readily defend the requirements of the assigned grade. Low magnifi

It is immediately obvious upon first glance that this chiefly glossy chocolate brown specimen is a cut above the average example of the date. Mark-fre

This popular variety, a Randall Hoard coin perhaps, displays the tell-tale diagnostic circular obverse die crack – actually two die cracks that unite

Satiny and lustrous coffee-brown with underlying pale orange frost. Nicely struck and just a few scattered from a finer grade designation. This variet

Strong design details remain but the surfaces are uniformly granular when seen under low magnification. Pedigree:

Medium chocolate brown with a touch of olive toning throughout. The central devices are bold despite noticeable die wear and metal flow at the periphe

. Glossy chocolate brown with bold design features and lasting all-around eye appeal. Absolutely mark-free to the unaided eye, and other than a fleck

Glossy chocolate-brown with lively luster and sharply presented devices. Impressive gem quality comes to light with every turn of the holder. PCGS #

This gem Flying Eagle cent represents everything the assigned grade stands for: a crisp and complete strike, satiny and problem-free surfaces, and eye

The satiny deep golden surfaces of this choice specimen exhibit lively luster and mint frost, with bold mint bloom in the richly defined devices. Stru

Nearly as made to our eyes and judged solely by the surfaces. This lustrous specimen offers the familiar frosty golden-tan surfaces of a copper-nickel

This frosty golden specimen exhibits lively cartwheel activity and solid all-around eye appeal. A nicely struck example of the first year of the India

This frosty specimen has all the arm’s length eye appeal of a finer grade. The deep golden surfaces glow with pale rose toning and hold up well to clo

The lustrous pale golden surfaces of this gem Proof make it perfectly clear why 19th-century collectors referred to these copper-nickel coins as “whit

Choice for the grade both in-hand and under a loupe, this attractive coin offers enough red to keep it interesting, and enough brown to make it beauti

A frosty and lustrous mint orange cent with warm golden-orange and rose highlights. Shallow N reverse, N of ONE softly presented, with the other detai

Evenly worn deep golden brown throughout. Some light marks are seen under low magnification, but they have no effect on the in-hand visuals of the pie

Bright neon blue at the obverse center with lively mint orange around; the reverse is chiefly mint orange with some crimson iridescence within the wre

This sparkling gem offers frosty blazing orange motifs and reflective fields with crimson highlights on both sides, especially in a bright light. PCGS

A gorgeous example of the date and grade combination, the present Indian cent features fiery and frosty mint orange surfaces tempered with pale peach-

The deep chestnut-red surfaces of this Proof Indian cent yield a wealth of lively blue and smoky orange iridescence in a bold light source. Pedigree:

Frosty mint orange throughout with warm neon blue caressing the high points, and with lively luster on both sides. Easily the most endearing semi-key

A goodly degree of soft underlying luster supports a warm golden-tan woodgrain effect on both sides. Free from unsightly blemishes or ticks. PCGS #223

Satiny and lustrous with a crisp strike and golden-tan woodgrain surfaces. A popular semi-key issue from the debut year of the design type. PCGS #2433

The intensely lustrous and fiery mint orange surfaces of this neatly presented early Lincoln cent yield a hint of powder blue iridescence in a bold li

This lustrous pale peach-gold specimen enjoys a robust strike that is readily apparent to the unassisted eye, including full hair and beard details. N

This satiny mint orange gem is afire with bold luster, a sharp strike, and with wisps of fiery crimson iridescence on the obverse. Undeniably choice f

The boldly lustrous surfaces of this deep fiery orange gem support a whisper of rich steel blue iridescence on the obverse design high points. The rev

The individual coins in this attractive group of Lincoln cents – a date range that has long been called the Classic Short Set -- were hand-selected ov

Softly glowing luster enhances the pale pink-orange surfaces of this popular issue from the first year of Proof coinage since 1916. The creamy finish

A spendid gem with every turn, the frosty orange-red surface of theis beautiful cent seemingly glows from within with rich luster. The eye appeal is t

Deeply toned in iridescent blue and gold in the peripheral areas, with a deep silver-gray center on both sides. An opportunity to obtain a branch mint

Sharply struck in places, weak in others, and brilliant throughout. Obverse rim through the tops of GOD WE TRUST. Struck – or mistruck – in the first

Fully brilliant and sharply struck with bright silver-gray surfaces and plenty of luster. Rim tight to much of the peripheral legends owing to the siz

Fully brilliant and boldly lustrous. Yet another cent dies-dime planchet error, one of several of this popular variety offered here; perhaps one bidde

Bright and lustrous silver-gray with the initial appearance of a 1943-issue steel cent. Choice for the grade. Pedigree:

This satiny and lustrous pale orange-gold specimen enjoys a bold strike and exceptional cartwheel luster. Under low magnification we note a scattering

The deep golden-tan obverse offers a streak of golden toning across the top, while the reverse is a study in chocolate-brown tempered with navy blue i

Full-blown RB on the obverse to our eyes with plenty of mint orange frost among the fields and devices; the reverse is deep and glossy golden-brown. F

Frosty and lustrous with pale golden highlights, but faintly struck in areas as nearly always seen for this small New Orleans Mint product. This date

This attractive trime offers lively and supportive luster that enlivens the varied silver, gold, and gray iridescence seen throughout. Sharply struck

The deeply toned obverse affords a study in deep navy blue with a touch of rose toning among the central shield details; the reverse is largely brilli

This is what the Cameo and “+” designations are all about. The frosty devices are in bold contrast to the deeply reflective fields, with an outstandin

Absolutely deserving of the assigned grade, and a coin that virtually defies the viewer to find a blemish. The highly lustrous nickel-gray surfaces ar