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

$1 Silver. 1883-CC NGC MS63, GSA Hoard. A full measure of luxuriant satin- silk bloom immerses either side. Housed in a GSA holder with box and certif

A handsome Morgan Dollar threesome: 1883-O, 1890, 1898. All graded NTC MS63. A total of 3 coins all of which are well struck and appealing. Est$135

A Choice Morgan Dollar trio: 1883-O, 1897, 1898. All are graded NTC MS63 and are quite pleasing. A total of 3 coins. Est$135

An attractive Very Choice Morgan Dollar trio: 1883-O, 1899-O, 1921. All are NTC MS64 and are quite enticing. A total of 3 coins. Est$145

$1 Silver. 1883-S NGC AU50 and retaining its fair share of mint frost on either side. Scarce at this grade level. Est$85.

A better date San Francisco Mint Morgan Dollar threesome: 1883-S, 1884-S, 1885-S. NGC XF45 (2) and NGC AU50 respectively. All offer more than their

A better date San Francisco Mint Morgan Dollar threesome: 1883-S NTC XF45; 1884-S NTC XF45; 1885-S NTC AU50. A total of 3 coins. Est$125

A scarcer date Morgan Dollar trio: 1883-S, 1885-S, 1901. All graded NGC XF45 and all exhibiting plenty of retained mint frost. A total of 3 coins. Es

$1 Silver. 1884 NGC MS65. Here is a Gem that clearly displays surface quality smoother than even this numerical grade would warrant. Well struck and

$1 Silver. 1884 NGC MS65. This rich velvet example offers a delicate swathe of lilac and golden toning on the obverse. Est$275.

$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

$1 Silver 1890-CC ANACS EF40 Details, scratched. A candidate for regrading, as there is only a short obverse scratch on Liberty's nose that is w...

$1 Silver 1891 BU or better. This solid mint state coin enjoys rich mint frost. Est$65

A trio of NTC XF45 better date Morgan Dollars: 1892, 1894-O, 1896-O. All retain plenty of mint frost and border on a higher grade. The second coin is

$1 Silver 1892-CC VAM-8A. ANACS MS61 and appealing for the grade. Rich velvet mint lustre is accented by a hint of delicate russet- golden toning. Wel

$1 Silver 1893-CC ICG MS61PL. The fields display a blend of icy frost and semi-reflectivity that distinguishes this noteworthy coin. Though the centra

$1 Silver 1893-S ICG Good-4 and quite solid for the grade. In fact, The obverse is arguably a point or two higher, and the reverse is approaching a fu

$1 Silver 1894 NGC NS61. There is a blush of pale lilac that augments plenty of underlying mint frost. Quite scarce, particularly at this condition le

$1 Silver 1894-O PCI MS61. A warm satiny glow bathes either side of this vibrant example. Some obverse facial slide marks are evident upon closer scru

$1 Silver. 1896-O AU or very nearly so, and still displaying plenty of frosty mint lustre. Scarce in this condition. Est$90

$1 Silver. 1897 NGC MS65. Meticulously struck and immersed in satiny-velvet mint lustre. Est$265.

$1 Silver. 1897 NGC MS64+ and quite compelling for the grade. The surfaces are quite smooth and arguably worthy of full Gem status. Est$100.

$1 Silver. 1897 NGC MS64. A trio of this date. All grading NGC MS64 and all of premium quality for the assigned grade. A total of 3 coins. Est$215

$1 Silver. 1898 NGC MS65. Rich satiny vibrance complements assertive definition. Est$200

A better date silver dollar duo: 1898-S Ch AU, full mint lustre. The reverse is mint state; 1927-S Ch AU. Pale lilac-golden toning. A total of 2 coins

$1Silver. 1899-O NGC MS65. Bold devices are awash in glistening silk-like radiance. Est$150.

A higher grade roll of pre-1921 Morgan Dollars containing a nice mix of dates. Grades range from Ch AU to Nearly Choice BU. Most are fully mint state.

Circulated Silver Dollar Lot: This useful lot contains Pre-1921 Morgans (8), 1921 Morgans (3), and Peace (2). VG to AU. Only a few with minor problems

A circulated silver dollar lot containing pre-1921 Morgans (9) plus one Peace Dollar. Grades range from Abt VG to Ch EF with most being Fine or better

$1 Silver. 1921 Peace NGC MS62. The slighest hint of gold accents fields and devices drenched in icy mint frost. A scarce one year high relief issue

$1 Silver. 1921 Peace. NTC MS63. Bright and frosty. Our grade is AU58 or better with evidence of subtle cleaning. Est$200

$1 Silver 1922 NTC MS64. Two coins of this date and grade. Est$65

A higher grade Peace Dollar trio: 1922 NGC MS64; 1922-D NGC MS63; 1923-S NGC MS62. All enjoy pleasing visual appeal. A total of 3 coins. Est$150

A Philadelphia Mint Peace Dollar threesome: 1922 NGC MS64; 1924 NGC MS64; 1925 NGC MS62. The second coin is clearly premium for the grade. A total of

Three different Choice or better mint state Peace Dollars; 1922 NTC MS63; 1924 NTC MS63; 1925 NTC MS64. A total of 3 coins, all understandably graded

$1 Silver. 1923 ANACS MS64. Wispy shades of gold and mauve over silk- like lustre. A very pleasing coin housed in an early cache holder. Est$50

$1 Silver. 1924-S NGC MS64+. Here is a lovely virtual Gem that will fit quite nicely into any high quality Peace Dollar collection. Extremely scarce a

$1 Silver. 1924-S NGC MS64 and solid for the assigned numerical grade. Delicate golden surfaces enjoy unbroken velvet bloom. A particularly diffucult

$1 Silver. 1924-S NGC MS63. The obverse of this velvet-like specimen is particularly appealing for the assigned grade. Quite scarce this nice. Est$385

$1 Silver. 1924-S NGC MS63. Satiny lustre over balanced fields and devices. Nicely struck and very elusive at the Choice mint state grade level. Est$

$1 Silver. 1924-S NGC-MS62. Dense icy-satin lustre bathes either side. Scarce in this condition. Est$275

$1 Silver. 1927 NTC MS63. We grade this frosty coin MS60 or thereabouts. Est$60

$1 Silver. 1927-S NGC MS64. Compelling icy-silken lustre distinguishes this lovely near Gem specimen. Very scarce at the grade level offered here and

$1 Silver. 1928 NGC MS64+. This "key" issue always garners plenty of interest, particularly in the upper grades. Assertively struck, well ...

$1 Silver. 1928 NTC MS62. A solid Mint State example of this key date, however we detect subtle evidence of cleaning. Quite scarce nonetheless. Est$35

$1 Silver. 1928-S NGC MS64. Shimmering velvet-like surfaces and an unusually sharp strike are exhibited on this premium example. With full Gems being

A better date Peace $1 pair: 1928-S Ch AU. High point friction accompanies full icy frost; 1934-S F/VF, subtle reverse rim bump. A total of 2 coins. E

A Peace Dollar pairing: 1934 NTC MS62; 1935 NTC MS64. We feel the grades are two points too optimistic. A total of two coins. Est$125

$1 Silver. 1934-S NGC MS62. Without question the rarest date in the Peace Dollar series at the condition level offered here. A balanced strike and won

$1 Silver. 1935-S NGC MS64. A pale blush of lavender-gold embellishes warm, unbroken silk-like mint bloom. Quite scarce this nice. Est$550

A pleasing roll of Peace Dollars: 1922 (7), 1923 (11), 1924, 1925. All are BU or better and enjoy bright, frosty surfaces. Only a few reveal light pro

Scarce 1979 P,D,S Susan B. Anthony U.S. Mint $1 Souvenir Set containing an elusive 1979-P Wide Rim/ Near Date. All are Ch BU or better and a very note

A set of Susan B. Anthony Dollars (1979-1999) lacking only the 1981-S Type II Proof to be complete. The scarce 1979-S Type II is included. Some of the

Better Sacagawea $1's: 2006-P (25) An unopened U.S. Mint wrapped roll; 2006-D (we believe) Three 25 piece U.S. Mint wrapped rolls; 2007-P; 2008-...

A quartet of Earlier One Ounce Silver Eagles: 1986 (2), 1988, 1996. The last is particularly scarce. Very Choice to Gem BU. A total of 4 coins. Est$14

A Silver Eagle Threesome: 1989, 1994, 1997. All with cleaning and/or too many marks. A total of 3 coins. Est$65

One ounce Silver Eagle. 2006-W NGC MS69 and essentially flawless. Est$70

50C 1893 Columbian Exposition. PCGS MS64. Splashes of russet- grey and subtle rose-gold bathe the obverse. The reverse enjoys gold and iridescent toni

A dealer stock group of NTC certified 1893 Columbian Exposition Half Dollars. Grades range from VF20 to AU58. Four pieces have been cleaned. A total

50C 1936-S Bay Bridge. NGC MS66 Emerald-golden peripheral obverse iridescence complements luxuriant underlying silken mint bloom. Est$325

50C 1936-S Bay Bridge. NGC MS65+. Satiny, fresh, and displaying a subtle blush of lavender- rose and golden toning. Premium quality for the grade. Est

Two high grade commemorative Half Dollars: 1936 Bridgeport NTC MS65. Pale golden toning is a bit uneven; 1951-D Booker T.Washington NTC MS65. Mint fro

A lovely commemorative Half Dollar duo: 1936 Cleveland NTC MS66. Pleasing lilac- golden iridescence; 1935 Texas NTC MS66. Smooth delicate lilac surfac

50C 1936 Elgin. NGC MS65. Shimmering velvet bloom beneath wispy golden toning. Est$190

A pair of Numistrust certified commemorative Half Dollars: 1946 Iowa NTC MS65, medium golden toning; 1936 York NTC MS63 and toned a rather deep olive-

50C 1936 Long Island. PCGS MS63 CAC. A frosty, conservatively graded specimen in a first generation holder. Est$80

50C 1936 Norfolk. NGC MS65 Excellent surface quality. The reverse exhibits varying shades of deep russet toning. Est$300

50C 1938- S Oregon. NGC MS66. Sharp, smooth, and compelling. Est$300

50C 1946 PDS Booker T. Washington Set. All grading NGC MS66. A handsome, original trio. Est$300

50C 1946 PDS Booker T. Washington Set. NGC MS65 (2) and MS66 respectively. Well matched lavender toning over surfaces drenched in satiny mint bloom.

50C 1947 PDS Booker T. Washington Set. NGC MS66 and MS65 (2) respectively. A warm icy-satin glow characterizes each coin. Est$250

A Modern Commemorative Half Dollar trio: 1982-S Washington NGC PF69 UC; 1993-S James Madison NGC PF69 UC; 2008-S Bald Eagle NGC MS69. A total of 3 coi

$1 2001- P Buffalo. PCGS PR69 DCAM. A "blast- white", essentially flawless example of this key modern commemorative. Est$150

$2.50 Gold 1910 EF or better in terms of wear. Close scrutiny reveals signs of very deceptive cleaning. Est$200

$2.50 Gold 1912 A balanced EF. Traces of coppery toning in the crevasses of the design. Est$250

$5 Gold 1861 Abt EF with respect to wear, however there is evidence of a rather harsh cleaning. A scarce and popular Civil War issue. Est$400

$5 Gold 1887-S. AU or better and retaining a full measure of mint frost. Est$375

$5 Gold 1911 EF or thereabouts. This pale yellow- gold specimen displays smooth, even wear. Est$400

$10 Gold 1882 A strong EF or better and displaying its fair share of mint frost. Est$650

$10 Gold 1888-S Ch VF, bordering on EF. Frosty devices are accented by a trace of coppery toning. Est$640

$10 Gold 1893 Brilliant Uncirculated with claims to the Choice category. Sharp, balanced and quite satiny. Est$675

$10 Gold 1901 An honest Abt.EF example that reveals a single small contact mark at the central obverse. Est$640

$10 Gold 1902 AU from the standpoint of wear, however hairlines are evident in the left obverse field. Est$640

$10 Gold 1905 A strong AU or better. Rich yellow-golden fields and devices retain plenty of icy mint frost. Est$660

$10 Gold 1906-S. Balanced surfaces are augmented by considerable mint frost. Est$650

$10 Gold 1906-S Detail of VF with signs of cleaning. Hints of coppery toning at the peripheries. Est$630

$20 Gold 1922-S ANACS cache UNC Details cleaned, Net AU55. This example offers excellent visual appeal, as the cleaning is indeed quite subtle. Scarce

$20. 1926 PCGS MS64 and very conservatively graded in an early green insert PCGS holder. Est$1675

California Fractional Gold. $1. Octagonal Liberty Head. BG-530. NGC MS61 and quite pleasing for the grade. Assertively struck and enjoying full icy mi

1C 1857 Flying Eagle. Snow-9. ANACS VG8 Details, Damaged. Scarce and heavily sought Seated Half Dollar clash mark on the obverse. Est$25

1C 1958- D Breen- 2225. Listed by Breen as 1958/7-D. ANACS cache MS65RD. Undoubtedly scarce and quite interesting. Est$20