Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

Rich golden toning graces the obverse dentils, otherwise this satiny gem is fully brilliant and the strike is particularly sharp for the date. Choice

Boldly brilliant with exuberant cartwheel activity and plenty of eye appeal for the assigned grade. Scattered obverse ticks make for the assigned grad

Complete mint brilliance and lively luster play well for this San Francisco Mint issue, and the sharpness of strike adds to the overall appeal. PCGS

Brilliant with much retained frost in the protected areas. Evenly circulated yet not overly marked. PCGS #7272 Pedigree:

Satiny, brilliant, and lustrous with choice surfaces for the assigned grade. PCGS #7274 Pedigree:

This altogether pleasing example of a popular semi-key issue revels in completely unfettered cartwheel hijinks and full mint brilliance. There is a ha

Satiny and lustrous with rich golden toning in the peripheral reaches on both sides. PCGS #7278 Pedigree:

Sharp, brilliant, and lustrous, and meeting all the requirements for the PL designation to our eyes. A rich halo of deep sunset-orange iridescence gat

The satiny silver surfaces offer a bold cartwheel, sharply rendered design motifs, and full mint brilliance with a trace of rich crimson-violet in the

Somewhat lustrous silver centers yield to golden halos at the rims. PCGS #7282 Pedigree: PCGS Coin

Lively cartwheels sweep across largely brilliant surfaces and feature splashes of pale peach iridescence here and there at the rims. Sharp and appeali

Brilliant, lightly enhanced to a near-prooflike appearance. PCGS #7284 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Fact

Pale champagne-silver surfaces with golden halos at the rims. PCGS #7290 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Fa

The satiny silver-gold surfaces offer lively luster. PCGS #7300 Pedigree: PCGS Coin Facts

Bright and lustrous with strong cartwheel action and a whisper of pale golden toning. This popular San Francisco Mint issue is somewhat elusive above

Boldly active luster adorns the attractive silver-gray surfaces of this frosty gem key-date silver dollar. Wisps of varied crimson-gold toning dot the

“Chain mesh gold purse. This is known as the “Jakovetz purse.” It was given to the wife of a major of the Imperial Guard, Ivan R. Jakovetz, by the wi

Called “Open Wreath, No L” within the Red Book. This frosty golden Type I gold dollar from the first year of the denomination registers a finer grade

Satiny deep yellow-gold with a high degree of luster and an equal amount of eye appeal. Lively mint frost plays among the devices and protected areas

A deep yellow-gold example of the most prolific issue among Charlotte Mint gold dollars, this date is often selected to add a little diversity to a gr