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

$1 Silver. 1884 NGC MS64+ and arguably worthy of a full Gem designation. The obverse is smooth and satiny. The reverse displays a blush of lavender-

$1 Silver. 1884 NGC MS64+ . Here is another very high end example for the designated grade, and certainly worthy of consideration for resubmission. Es

Philadelphia mint Very Choice Morgan Dollars: 1884, 1885, 1888. All are NGC MS64 and all are solid for the grade. A total 3 coins. Est$210

A Very Choice Morgan Dollar duo: 1884, 1888. Each graded NTC MS64 and each quite satisfying. A total of two coins. Est$115

$1 Silver. 1884-CC NGC MS63, GSA Hoard. Rich satin bloom beneath a wisp of lilac- gold. Housed in a GSA holder with box (damaged) and certificate. Es

$1 Silver. 1887 "Alligator Eye", VAM12. A top 100 Morgan Dollar variety. NTC MS64 and conservatively graded in our opinion. Scarce, highl...

$1 Silver. 1888 NGC MS65. Shimmering satiny lustre is featured on both the obverse and reverse. Est$175.

$1 Silver 1889-CC PCGS AU Details, Cleaning. Pale lilac- grey surfaces retain a significant measure of mint frost in the fields. A rare and important

$1 Silver. 1889-O NGC MS62. Full icy mint frost and a bold strike distinguish this above average example. Quite scarce at this grade level. Est$200

Higher grade circulated New Orleans Mint Morgan Dollars: 1889-O NTC AU53; 1891-O NTC AU55; 1896-O NTC AU50. All are very solid or a bit conservative f