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1899 Morgan Dollar. Scarce, as only 330,846 pieces were made. (#7258)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1899-S Morgan Dollar. A decently preserved S-mint date with prooflike tendencies on both sides. (#7263)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collectio...

1900-O Morgan Dollar. O over CC. The overstamped mintmark is nicely visible due to the sharpness of the strike and superior quality of the coin. This

1900-O Morgan Dollar. O over CC. Struck with preciseness only now and then found, although we must defer to the experts (you, the bidder) when it come

1900-O Morgan Dollar. O over CC. A lustrous example, fully struck with rippling silver color and almost as frosty as the gem MS65 before it. Extra cri

1900-S Morgan Dollar. Perhaps hundreds of specimens of this issue were present in the Redfield hoard, although there were no appreciable numbers of hi

1900-S Morgan Dollar. An appealing fresh silvery white specimen with a periphery of golden brown that is well struck if not 100% crisp, and unmarred b

1900-S Morgan Dollar. Frosted glass luster and only lightly abraded fields. (#7270)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

1901 Morgan Dollar. A fresh and original, superb example of this popular date. This piece has obviously been well preserved since the day of its manuf

1901 Morgan Dollar. A premier rarity among Morgan dollar issues and the most difficult of all the Philadelphia dates in Uncirculated condition, we are

1901 Morgan Dollar. A minor tone streak behind the cap. Almost a chrome-like silver color encases all surfaces, the coin still radiating nice mint blo

1901 Morgan Dollar. Typical flat strike and muted luster for this elusive Philadelphia Mint issue. (#7273)

1901-S Morgan Dollar. A satiny gem with energetic cartwheel luster and rich silvery bright sparkle that seems to want to motivate bidders to increase

1901-S Morgan Dollar. Fields of crystal, with frosted texture throughout like fine leaded glass. The coin is very lustrous and has no toning, a few ba

1901-S Morgan Dollar. Primarily a white satin coin, there are plenty of areas where the silver color shines with iridescence, appearing on each side.

1902 Morgan Dollar JACK LEE. Undoubtedly among the finest known examples of this popular, turn-of-the-century date. The surfaces are essentially flawl

1902 Morgan Dollar. The strike on this issue is nearly always rounded rather than squared-off and crisp, with the present specimen no exception. Both

1902-S Morgan Dollar. Satin surfaces distributing the silver iridescence hither and yon in classic "cartwheel" fashion. The breast feather...

1903 Morgan Dollar. Another striking reminder just how impressive this group is. The silvery luster on both sides is full with a somewhat satin textur

1903-O Morgan Dollar. A high degree of golden-tinged luster distinguishes the superb satiny silver white surfaces from others of the date which are le

1903-S Morgan Dollar. Small S. A key coin featuring extra tiny mintmark, unlike the usual 1900-S to 1904-S dollars with their large mintmarks. The 190

1904 Morgan Dollar. Billowy satin silver-white color evenly blankets both sides of this lustrous P-mint dollar with some brown toning at the extreme p

1904 Morgan Dollar. An unusually high quality coin for the date, this specimen displays riveting lustrous satin surfaces, is untoned, with sharp detai

1904-O Morgan Dollar. Green with deep reddish magenta, a heartstopping combo in this choice Morgan dollar. (#7292)<p><i>The Battle Creek...

1921 Morgan Dollar. Bright snow-white surfaces with a change to more subtle sheen in areas, the 1921 issue is from an entirely new hub and master die,

1921 Morgan Dollar. A few nicks on the portrait, otherwise, frosty on the devices, nicely reflecting in the field although there is a noticeable scuff

1921 Morgan Dollar. Sufficient mirror reflection to earn it the prooflike description and increase in value/price. (#7297)<p><i>The Fran...

1921-S Morgan Dollar. Fulsome silver-white cartwheel luster radiates on both sides of this minimally toned example of the last year in the Morgan Doll

1921 Peace Dollar. This piece displays attractive snow-white color over the abrasion-free surfaces with above average detail in the hair and on the ea

1921 Peace Dollar. Baking bright white luster on satiny surfaces. A touch of weakness is seen at the central hair and eagle's shoulder on the re...

1922 Peace Dollar. Ex Jack Lee 2 coin, this fully struck Gem has glowing icy white surfaces and no mentionable problems on either side. Very elusive i

1922-D Peace Dollar. For the date, a frosty, satiny pale bright white gem with deep cartwheel luster on both sides. Attractively struck as well, with

1922-S Peace Dollar. Struck with systematic exactness throughout excepting the usual weak areas in the center such as the hair and the eagle's w...

1923 Peace Dollar. A sparkling superb gem of the optimum quality for this actively collected silver dollar design. Intense cartwheel luster blends eff

1923 Peace Dollar. Full glowing mint luster, the color of ice. The strike as keen as a razor on this 1923, a plentiful enough date that collectors vyi

1923-D Peace Dollar. Light milky white toning. Lightly toned, yet basically silver-white in appearance. The few wispy abrasions on the eagle's b...

1923-S Peace Dollar. While Mint State examples are always available through the choice level, Gems are surprisingly elusive. This is a frosty, gleamin

1923-S Peace Dollar. A satiny matte-like gem with resilient underlying white luster and splashes of golden toning highlights. From center to periphery

1924 Peace Dollar. An extraordinary superb gem in all respects, the luster is bold and unyielding, while snowy highlights blossom on both sides. The s

1924 Peace Dollar. A lustrous Gem that has flashy luster and rich white frost under a thin veil of toning. Given the proper amount of strike pressure,

1924-S Peace Dollar. Struck with not quite the required mathematical precision by the dies, some areas are incomplete by an unsuccessful strike left b

1924-S Peace Dollar. Sharply struck throughout barring the usual center softness, the surfaces show even silvery bloom underneath light golden color,

1925 Peace Dollar. Superb! Among the more sharply defined issues in the series, this scintillating example breaks most records and displays uncommon s

1925-S Peace Dollar. A soft impact was left by the recoil of the likely worn dies that struck this '25-S, leaving soft centers as almost always ...

1925-S Peace Dollar. Desirable with this meticulous strike, even though we need to point out some modest signs of weakness in the centers (as always).

1925-S Peace Dollar. Bright snow-white surfaces with a change to more subtle sheen in areas, the 1921 issue is from an entirely new hub and master die

1925-S Peace Dollar. Frosty with gorgeous toning! This is a generally well-struck S-mint example with good details. It has few bothersome abrasions an

1926 Peace Dollar. Light golden toned and refreshingly clean for this issue, with shimmering luster in the fields and shimmering devices. The fields a

1926 Peace Dollar. The devices were struck with much determined force by the dies imparting all design elements boldly. Further benefiting this 1926 P

1926-D Peace Dollar. Elusive and quite costly as a Superb Gem 67, this nearly perfect example is free of noticeable abrasions. The strike, while just

1926-S Peace Dollar. Originally preserved, the surfaces are intensely lustrous with swirling cartwheel frost.and a bare touch of milky white patina. A

1927 Peace Dollar. Silver cartwheel luster radiates from the surfaces of this attractive coin with just a touch of original toning over the white sati

1927-D Peace Dollar. A gorgeous gem of the finest order and squarely withinn its '66 grade class. The highly lustrous surfaces exhibit mingled w...

1927-D Peace Dollar. A heart-stopping gem of the premium quality one likes to see for this actively collected Peace design. Swirling cartwheel luster

1927-S Peace Dollar. Slight deviation in the sharp relief seen, mainly in the centers of the coin where the design failed to completely fill the dies,

1928 Peace Dollar. A key date that is almost never possible to find in this exceptional condition. For that matter, it is a blazing light golden toned

1928 Peace Dollar. A lustrous Gem that has exquisite surfaces and a very good strike for a scarce 1928 Philly mint. Struck from well-worn dies that im

1928-S Peace Dollar. A touch of weakness is seen at center, but here it is probably that the dies were spaced just far enough apart to prevent stronge

1934 Peace Dollar. Lovely opalescent to golden brown toning. Unsurpassable for MS66 quality in terms of surface preservation, both sides are thickly f

1934-D Peace Dollar. White-knuckle: since you will be holding on tight to your seat when bidding commences on this piece! Lovely pearl white to browni

1934-D Peace Dollar. The surfaces range from silvery to hard white frost. A luminous and nicely struck Gem. Precision strike on every device, in fact,

1934-S Peace Dollar. An elevated degree of blistering white luster springs to life beneath from the surfaces and highlights of this key date 1934-S Pe

1935 Peace Dollar. Delicate golden brown toning at the rim. A impressive gem with blatant luster and lively golden peripheral highlights. Representati

1935-S Peace Dollar. A luminous gem of optimum quality for the grade: The luster is unbeatable, as well, and the strike is really full, being quite cr

Lot of Four 1971-S Eisenhower Dollars PCGS Mixed Grades. Beautiful surfaces and color. (#7428)<p><i>The Franklin Dean Collection</i>

Lot of Eleven Eisenhower Dollars. All coins <B>PCGS graded Proof 69 Deep Cameo</B>. Includes: 1971-S, (silver) 1972-S (silver), 1973-S (...

1980-D Anthony Dollar. An intriguing error coin that is missing the obverse clad layer, creating a copper obverse and nickel colored reverse! (#9575)

1851 Pattern Cent. Copper-nickel, reeded edge, unperforated restrike. This simple undated pattern features the legends CENT/ONE TENTH SILVER on the ob

1858 Pattern Cent. Copper-nickel, plain edge. A fantastic rarity that is believed to be unique. This so-called mule was struck by two obverses, the 18

1859 Pattern Half Dollar. Silver, reeded edge J-239. On October 25, 1859, Mint Director Snowden wrote to the Secretary of the Treasury strongly recomm

1864 Pattern Dime. Copper, plain edge. J-381. P-449. Copper, Reeded edge. These are the regular dies to coin the dimes of this year. Beautiful full br

1866 Pattern Quarter Dollar. Copper, reeded edge. J-537. P-601. A lovely example of the regular dies trial strike in copper with warm brown to steel b

1867 Pattern Five Cents. Copper, plain edge. J-572. P-648. Die trial striking of the 1867 With Rays Shield Nickel, struck in copper with a plain edge.

1868 Pattern Cent. Nickel, plain edge. This is the so-called 1868 large cent and is listed as high Rarity-7. These pieces were struck with the obverse

1868 Pattern Half Dime. Nickel, plain edge. J-638. P-710. <I>Obverse and reverse: The dies used to coin regular-issue Proof coins this year.&l...

1869 Pattern Cent. Nickel, plain edge. J-666. P-741. A sharply struck, pristine cameo Proof. Some slight planchet rifts are noted at the center of the

1871 Pattern Dime. Copper, reeded edge. J-1081. P-1217. Longacre's enchanting Indian princess device on the obverse, surrounded by 13 stars, mat...

1899 6pc. Proof Set. Oooo! Beautifully toned set from 1899, Indian Cent through Morgan Dollar. Mintage for this turn-of-the-century set was just 846!

1881 7-pc. Proof Set. Includes 1881 Indian Cent NGC PF66RB, 1881 Three-Cent Nickel NGC PF67, 1881 Shield Nickel NGC PF67, 1881 Seated Liberty Dime NGC

1891 4-pc. Proof Set. Includes 1891 Seated Liberty Dime PCGS PR65, 1891 Seated Liberty Quarter Dollar PCGS PR64, 1891 Seated Liberty Half Dollar PCGS

1907-D 3-Pc. Gold Set. Includes 1907-D $5 Liberty Half Eagle PCGS MS64, 1907-D $10 Liberty Eagle PCGS MS64, and 1907-D $20 Liberty Double Eagle PCGS M

1854 $1 Gold Indian. One of the very premium examples of this important date and three-year type, and one of the most difficult of all series to find

1854 $1 Gold Indian. The legendary American classic gold dollar when it comes to rarity on this short-lived type coin. The Type 2 Indian gold coin has

1854 $1 Gold Indian. What makes this coin so significant in the halls of American numismatics is the limited time this "Type 2" design was...

1854 $1 Gold Indian. Long scratch on the face, but otherwise relatively free of marks. Lustrous and properly struck in the centers. (#7531)

1855 $1 Gold Indian. This is a date known for the survival of only a few quality specimens. And the coin offered won't disappoint you, with full...

1856-D $1 Gold Indian. Variety 8-K, the only variety for the year (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). All 1,460 e...

1858-D $1 Gold Indian. The next owner, undoubtedly a collector who truly prizes his numismatic acquisitions, will be pleased to learn the following ab

1870 $1 Gold Indian. A lustrous, somewhat prooflike example with scattered marks but choiceness where it counts. (#7569)

1871 $1 Gold Indian. Another scarce gold dollar from the early years of the 1870s "Gilded Age" decade, as Mark Twain labeled it. (#7571)

1874 $1 Gold Indian. The 1874 is a higher mintage Gold Dollar. The surfaces on this coin are smooth with satin and show lovely rose and warm gold pati

1881 $1 Gold Indian. Sparkling honey gold with frosty motifs and satiny fields that impart a smooth, attractive appearance. Just 5,000 circulation str

1882 Liberty Head Gold Dollar. Lovely golden shade with strong detail on the major devices. (#7583)

1883 $1 Gold Indian. Lack of detail in LIBERTY on the headband may point to die polishing at the mint (seen on most dates from the 1880s as well as th

1804 $2.50 Capped Bust. 14 stars on reverse. Robert Scot's capped bust, heraldic Eagle design, introduced in 1796, continued in use until 1807. ...

1856-S $2.50 Liberty. Despite there having been over 72,000 of these issued, as seems obvious from the perspective of 150 years, the majority entered

1861 $2.50 Liberty. Not that it is pulsating with orange-gold luster as might be seen on a higher-grade specimen, still, the surfaces are free of both

1869-S $2.50 Liberty. When seen, the 1869-S is usually well worn, with Very Fine being the norm, Extremely Fine being unusual and much more desirable

1879 $2.50 Liberty. An extremely rare Proof with a mintage of only 30 pieces. From that original production, it is estimated today that between 15 and

1887 $2.50 Liberty. Frosty and attractive. This scarce little item is one of only 6,282 pieces minted. (#7839)