Mitchell Auctions Sale 4 - Rare Coins, Banknotes, and Related Material

$1 Silver 1904-O NGC MS65 CAC. The obverse of this splendid example displays a blend of violet- mauve, golden, and lilac-green iridescence. Est. $250

$1 Silver 1904-O NGC MS64*. Waves of glorious rose-red, emerald-gold, and sky-blue iridescence bathe the obverse. Est. $175

$1 Silver 1935-S NGC MS64+ CAC. This lovely borderline Gem enjoys luxuriant, unbroken silken mint bloom on either side. Well struck and quite enticing

$1 Gold 1853 NTC AU55. Frosty lustre accompanies rich yellow- golden surfaces. Est. $200

$2.50 Gold 1836 Script 8. NGC AU50 and retaining its share of icy frost. Hints of coppery toning still adhere to the protected areas of design. This s

$2.50 Gold 1839 NGC AU55. Bright and frosty, this example is free of any large surface marks that require special mention. It should be noted that the

$2.50 Gold 1854-C PCGS MS62. Frosty mint lustre complements rich yellow-golden fields and design elements. The coloration is honest and the quality is

$2.50 Gold 1911-D PCGS AU53. Toned an orange-gold and possessing a bold mintmark. The key date to the Indian Head Quarter Eagle series and legitimatel

$5.00 Gold 1825/1 NCS AU Details Reverse Repaired, Improperly Cleaned. The bold degree of definition easily justifies the NCS AU details grade. Evide

$5.00 Gold 1844-O NGC AU53. Greenish-golden surfaces are augmented by quite a bit of mint frost in the devices. A scarce New Orleans issue. Est. $700

$5.00 Gold 1857-S PCGS AU53. Bright, frosty, and nicely struck. Only 87,000 pieces of this scarce issue were coined. The Redbook value for this date i

$5.00 Gold 1873-S PCGS AU50 and offering surfaces that retain more than adequate mint frost for a coin at this grade level. Underrated and having a Gr

$5.00 Gold 1911-D ANACS EF40. Housed in an early cache holder. "Low end" for the grade; there being evidence of some cleaning as well as a...

$10 1882 NGC MS63. Here is a rich orange-golden example that is awash in luxuriant satiny mint bloom. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1892 NGC MS63. Icy mint frost abounds on this rose-golden specimen. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1893 NGC MS63. Orange-golden surfaces augment rich frosty lustre. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1893 NGC MS63. An ever so subtle trace of red-gold accompanies full mint frost. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1894 NGC MS63. Shimmering satin-like bloom complements an overlying shade of handsome orange- gold. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1894 NGC MS63. Rich orange-golden surfaces feature a chisel-sharp strike. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1894 NGC MS63. An abundance of dense mint frost bathes this rose-golden specimen. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1894 NGC MS63. This bright orange-golden coin exudes satiny lustre on either side. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1900 PCGS MS63. Superior surface quality is completed by assertive definition. Est. $925

$10 Gold 1901-O NTC AU55 and a satisfying, well balanced, wholly original example. This scarce New Orleans Mint Eagle offers a mintage of only 72,041

$10 Gold 1902-S PCGS MS63 and housed in an earlier green insert holder. Cartwheel satiny lustre complements fully struck design features. Est. $925

$10 Gold 1907 Liberty. NGC MS63 and offering vibrant frosty lustre on both the obverse and reverse. Est. $900

$10 Gold 1907 Liberty. NGC MS63. This deep yellow-golden specimen enjoys a full measure of balanced frosty bloom. Est. $900

$20.00 Gold 1891 NGC MS60. Well struck and displaying semi-reflective fields on either side. Though the surfaces exhibit their share of bag abrasions,

$20.00 Gold 1907 Roman Numeral High Relief, Wire Edge. PCGS Genuine (Damage) and an apparent ex-jewelry coin. Some peripheral scratches are noted, as

$25.00 1/2 ounce U.S. Gold Eagle. 2011 25th Anniversary. PCGS MS70 First Strike. A perfect jewel. Est. $675

25C Isabella NGC MS63. Assertively struck, this specimen is awash in russet-grey and delicate lilac toning on either side. Est. $425

50C 1936 Columbia. NGC 64 and housed in an earlier "fat" holder. Toned a delicate lilac- russet over silky mint bloom, this coin is clearl...

50C 1936 Delaware. PCGS MS64. Encapsulated in an earlier green insert holder and clearly undergraded by at least a full grade point using the standard

50C 1924 Huguenot. Ch BU. Rich golden toning over shimmering satin-like lustre. Est. $110

50C 1921 Pilgrim. PCGS MS64+ and enjoying outstanding visual appeal. Both the obverse and reverse display lovely lavender-violet toning with hints of

Mint Error. 1C 1863 NTC Good 6. The reverse exhibits a huge, very dramatic cud at the upper left. Highly unusual, and the only such error that we have

Mint Error. 1C 1964-D Struck on a silver dime planchet. PCGS AU55. Some friction on the high points of the design, but still retaining plenty of mint

Mint Error. 10C 1920-S Struck 10% off-center south. NGC MS64FB. Full vibrant mint bloom complements a bold strike. Greysheet value for this date and g

Mint Error. 2007 Washington $1, Missing edge lettering. NTC MS63. Rich velvet- like lustre. Est. $30

Brazil 1796-R Gold 6400 Reis. NGC MS62. This frosty, deep yellow-golden specimen reveals some light surface lines under close inspection. Collectors t

Chile 1751 SO J Gold 8 Escudo. NGC AU58 and pedigreed to the Nuestra Senora de la Luz. This handsome treasure coin is in reality an essentially mint s

Great Britain. Obverse copper die trial of an 1811 Silver 5 Shilling 6 Pence. VF or better, and the only such uniface pattern that we have ever handle

Great Britian. 1898 Maundy Set. Gem BU and exhibiting well matched pastel iridescence on each coin. A total of 4 coins. Magnificent quality! Est. $250

Italy, Venice. Francesco Loredano (1752-1762) Gold Zecchino. NTC AU50. The planchet is a bit tight for the issue, however the grade is solid and the s

Italy, Venice. Alvise IV Mocenigo (1763-1778) Gold Zecchino. NGC AU58. Balanced, well struck and appealing. Est. $675

Mexico 1809 MO TH Silver 8 Reales. PCGS AU58+ and conservatively graded in our opinion. In fact, we feel this coin is a solid mint state example with

Mexico 1901 Mo Gold Peso. NTC MS64 and an outstanding specimen. Fresh, rich lustre complements excellent surface quality. Est. $180

Mexico 1870 Mo C Gold 10 Peso (.4760 oz AGW). A solid VF in terms of definition, but exhibiting signs of having spent part of its life in a piece of j

Netherlands 1818 Gold Ducat (.1106 oz AGW). VF/EF and just a trifle wavy. Est. $225

Netherlands 1841 Gold Ducat (.1106 oz AGW). BU. Icy frost bathes either side. Est. $275

Netherlands 1849 Gold Ducat (.1106 oz AGW). A strong AU or better and offering more than ample mint frost. Est. $250