Mitchell Auctions Sale 5 - Rare Coins, Banknotes, and Related Material

U.S. Currency Error. $20.00 Federal Reserve Note, Series of 1985. The black overprint with the federal reserve seal and bank numbers is very dramatica

1/2c Pattern. 1856 Judd-177 (R-5). A regular die trial piece struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. PCGS PR64. This walnut-brown specimen offers l

1c 1802 S-231, No Stems. NGC XF45 BN and enjoying wonderfully smooth, hard surface quality. In fact, finding defect-free, chocolate-brown early large

1c 1853 N-12. NGC AU58 BN. This evenly struck, chocolate-brown example retains underlying satiny lustre. Est. $160.

1c 1866 Snow-5a, Die State C. The 8 in the date has been repunched, and the reverse displays a huge break at the lower left that soon will place this

1c 1909-S Indian. PCGS VF30. This key date coin features chocolate-brown patina and a fully readable LIBERTY. Very scarce. Est. $500.

1c 1909-S Indian. NTC VG10. Close scrutiny reveals a few trivial obverse rim bumps that are largely hidden by the holder, however this key date Indian

1c 1931-S NTC MS62, Recolored. We find the grading service opinion in this case to be unreasonably conservative. To our eye, the faded red coloration

1c 1944-D/S, FS-512. PCGS MS65RD CAC. This is the somewhat more common of the two very scarce D/S varieties of this date, however the importance of th

Partial BU rolls of Lincoln Cents with the number of coins in each roll as follows: 1940 (40), 1943 (36), 1944-D (46), 1945 (44), 1946 (38). The overa