Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

Warm medium gold with a trace of olive toning on the evenly worn but nearly mark-free surfaces This distinctive issue represents the first gold coinag

Deep yellow-gold with deeper orange highlights. A popular early date branch mint issue that often finds its way into gold type sets. PCGS #7731 Pedi

The deep honey-gold surfaces are essentially unmarked to the unaided eye. Douglas Winter’s fine book on New Orleans gold coins notes the 1843-O Large

Deep yellow-gold with lively mint frost among the protected design elements. Weakly struck at the center of the reverse, practically a given for the d

Deep yellow-gold with a hint of olive throughout, and with orange highlights in the protected design areas. The lower left serif of the 1 in the date

Deep yellow-gold with traces of mint frost in spite of a stay in commerce. Possessed of a finer strike than is typically seen for the date. Unmarked t

The obverse of this brightly lustrous honey-gold quarter eagle enjoys pale sky-blue and peach iridescence toward the rim, while the reverse is a study

A first-glance matte-surface coin with satiny honey-gold surfaces that enjoy richly imbued luster and with not a single naked-eye blemish available. A

This satiny near-gem specimen affords a first-glance matte-like appearance to the unaided eye. The warm honey-gold surfaces exhibit wisps of pale oliv

The warm orange-gold surfaces of this eye-catching coin exhibit rich sunset orange toning, plentiful mint frost in the protected design niches, and pe