Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

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