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

25C 1935-D. A strict, honest AU or better. Toned a delicate gold over plenty of mint frost. Quite scarce this nice. Est. $100

Trade $1 1879 PCGS PR63, sharp and reflective. The obverse is toned a delicate russet-tan; the reverse in varying shades of lilac and mauve-grey. This

Trade $1 1882 NGC PF 63 and exhibiting delicately muted mirror-reflectivity and needle-sharp, frosted devices beneath deep lilac-grey and russet tonin

$1 Silver. 1878 Strong 7/8TF, VAM38. NTC MS64PL and a compelling example. Liquid-mirror fields contrast wonderfully against frosty design features. Es

$1 Silver 1878 Strong 7/8 TF. BU with claims to a Choice distinction. Wonderfully fresh surfaces are drenched in rich silk-like mint bloom. Est. $180

$1 Silver. 1883-S BU or better and featuring a warm cartwheel-satiny glow. The reverse borders on a full Choice designation. Quite scarce this nice. E

$1 Silver 1885 NGC MS62 and displaying wonderful multicolored obverse toning. Worthy of a substantial premium, as the color palette is quite compellin

$1 Silver 1886 NGC MS65. Housed in an early NGC "fat" holder, and exhibiting lovely pastel iridescent hues over the entire obverse. A marv...

$1 Silver 1886-S NGC MS65. The slightest wisp of delicate lilac toning accents cartwheel-silken lustre on both the obverse and reverse. Scarce at any

$1 Silver 1904 NTC MS63. Evenly struck and quite satiny. Est. $120

$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