September 10th, 2007 — Coinworld
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USA
Colonial Period
38mm longest axis
(1627-65) Spanish gold 8 escudo cob doubloon from the Seville mint. Treasure from the New World was coming so fast that the coin production was the most crude and hastily struck of any period.
NGC MS 61 but "Rough as a cob" — $6700
33mm
(1627-65) Spanish gold 8 escudo cob doubloon from the Seville mint.
NGC VF — $4700
28mm longest axis
1698 silver 2 reales cob, Potosi mint in the Viceroyalty of Peru. Strong date, cross and Pillars of Hercules over the waves.
Crude VF — $247
24mm longest axis
1713 silver 2 reales cob, also from Potosi.
Good date, VF more crude than previous — $147
28mm
1787 Connecticut copper Draped bust left M-33.9-52
PCGS XF 40 One of the sharpest Connecticuts which I have offered recently.
— $1477
29mm
1787 Auctori Plebis copper Smooth brown surfaces, struck from shallow dies intentionally to imitate wear, but with a bold date, which is very unusual for this issue.
NGC XF 45 BN — $877
Quarters
24mm
1870 copper Judd 878 pattern quarter, rarity 7 First generation.
PCGS Proof 64 BN Pleasing blue toning — $3977
23mm
1896-S NGC VG 8 pleasing — $1047
Silver Dollars
38mm
1836 Gobrecht PCGS Proof 55, original striking of late 1836, of course with coin alignment and eagle flying upwards. Mostly white with some attractive edge toning. Pleasing smooth surfaces. More historically interesting to me than later restrikes. — $24,700
38mm
1861 silver dollar ANACS Proof 63 near white — $3977
1886-P new ANACS MS 67 nice very light edge colors — $417
1887-P new ANACS MS 67 very near white — $387
38mm
1887/6-O NGC MS 64 PQ nice white, highest grade for either service
— $11,700
1890-O "Comet Date" VAM 10 PCGS MS 62 — $197
1893-P NGC AU 58 pleasing near white — $447
37mm
1895-P the "King of the Morgans" NCS impaired proof, toned dark. This proof slipped into circulation and now grades a solid EF. — $29,700
1921-D a one year type and the only Denver mint Morgan dollar NGC MS 65 sharp never dipped — $297
Gold Dollars
12mm longest axis
1849-P no L on truncation, 1,000 struck by mint records
Rev: open wreath
NGC MS 64 — $3577
1851-O NGC AU55 — $317
NGC AU 53 — $287
1853-P NGC MS 61 — $317
1854-P type 1 NGC MS 61 — $367
15mm
1854-P type 2 NGC AU 55 — $977
1855-P type 2 NGC AU 58 PQ — $1777
1855-P NCS genuine(MS 61 faintly hairlined) — $877
15mm
1880-P old PCGS MS 66 Superb undipped — $3677
1886-P NGC MS 65 some light orange rev spots — $2977
Quarter Eagles
17mm
1853-P NGC AU 55 — $257
1878-P NGC AU 55 very bright — $297
1902-P PCGS MS 66 — $2577
1905-P NCS genuine (MS 64, faint hairlines) — $377
1908-P NGC AU 55 — $257
1909-P NGC MS 61 — $377 NGC AU 58 — $287
1910-P NGC AU 58 — $257
1911-P NGC AU 58 — $287
17mm
1911-D NGC AU 58 — $6700
1912-P NGC AU 58 — $267
1913-P NGC AU 55 — $237
1914-P NGC AU 58 — $317
1914-D NGC AU 50 — $267
1925-D NGC AU 58 — $277
1926-P
NGC MS 64 very frosty PQ — $2577
NGC MS 62 PQ — $677
1927-P NGC MS 62 — $617
1929-P NGC MS 61 — $347
20mm
1854-P Three Dollars gold PCGS AU 53 — $1977
1874-P NGC MS 62 — $3977
1878-P NGC AU 58 — $2477
Half Eagles
21mm
1840-P narrow mill NGC AU 53 pleasing — $1877
1844-O NGC XF 40 obv rim bump — $297
1845-P NGC MS 63 repunched 8, pleasing bright and frosty yellow — $11,700
1880-P NGC AU 58 — $257
21mm
1881/1880-P NGC AU 58 — $977
1882-P NGC AU 58 — $257
1886-S NGC MS 61 pleasing PQ — $337
1887-S NGC MS 62 PQ — $397
1898-S NGC AU 55 — $247
1901/00-S NGC AU 58 — $327
1903-P NGC MS 62 — $317
1906-D NGC MS 62 PQ — $387
21mm
1908-P Indian NGC AU58 — $377
1909-D ICG AU 50 — $297
1913-P NGC AU 53 — $317
1913-S NGC AU 55 — $447
1914-S NGC AU 55 — $477
Eagles
1845-P NGC VG 10 — $417
26mm
1851-O NGC VF 35 — $477
1855-P NGC F 12 — $447
26mm
1874-P PCGS MS 62 very PQ — $4977
1879-P NGC AU 58 — $427
1883-S NGC AU 55 — $447
1892-P
NGC MS 62 — $447
NGC MS 61 — $397
1892-S NGC MS 61 — $487
1897-P NGC MS 61 — $397
1898-P NGC MS 62 — $447
1898-P abt unc in plain gold bezel ready to wear — $397
1905-P NGC MS 61 — $397
26mm
1907-P no periods Indian Head
NGC MS 65 Pleasing bright frosty yellow — $8977
1908-P With Motto Indian PCGS MS 62 — $1097
1912-P PCGS MS 62 PQ — $1177
1914-D NGC XF 45 — $467
1932-P NGC MS 63 — $1397
Double Eagles
1870-S NGC XF 40 — $787
34mm
1873-S closed 3 NGC AU 53 — $877
1876-P NGC AU 53 — $747
1876-S
PCGS XF 45 — $737
NGC XF 45 — $737
1877-S PCGS XF 45 — $737
1884-S PCGS XF 45 — $737
1888-P PCGS VF 35 — $747
1889-S PCGS XF 45 — $737
1895-P
NGC AU 58 — $747
NGC MS 62 — $877
1898-S NGC MS 61 — $847
1900-P NGC Au 58 lt spots — $697
1900-S
NGC AU 58 spots, very bright — $717
NGC AU 55 — $717
1904-P
NGC MS 61 — $767
NGC MS 61 spots — $737
1906-S
NGC AU 58 — $727
new ANACS MS 62 — $847
Saint Gaudens
1907-P Arabic date raw Unc 65 but hairlined from improper cleaning — $1077
1908-P no motto PCGS Wells Fargo Nevada Gold hoard pedigree
MS 66 — $2377
new ANACS MS 61 — $747
34mm
1909/8-P
NGC AU 55 — $1100
another NGC AU 53 — $977
1910-S new ANACS MS 62 — $787
34mm
1916-S
NGC MS 64 — $1377
NGC MS 64 PQ — $1577
NGC AU 58 — $797
1922-P NGC MS 62 — $767
1924-P
NGC MS 63 — $777
new ANACS MS 62 — $737
1925-P NGC MS 61 — $747
1928-P
NGC MS 63 — $797
ANACS MS 60 — $737
Central America Shipwreck Gold
9mm
1856 California gold octagaonal ¼ dollar BG-111 Liberty Head obverse, wreath reverse. Perhaps the most expensive per ounce artifact recovered from the wreck of the S.S. Central America. Only 4 fractional gold pieces were salvaged, and I believe this is the finest known, certified and graded PCGS MS 65 “S.S. Central America” special edition holder. Grossly underrated at this price when compared to the thousands of double eagles from the wreck. — $12,700
North Carolina Gold
15mm
(1842-50) gold dollar struck by August Bechtler, 27 grains of 21 carat gold. An immediate predecessor of our Federal Gold Dollars.
NGC MS 62 — $5700
California private gold
1853 BG-102 Octagonal Quarter Lib Hd PCGS MS 62 PQ orig undipped, light beautiful toning — $677
12mm east-west axis
1853 BG-530 Oct dollar Lib Hd PCGS AU 58 w/ light rev marks — $977
1856 BG-111 Oct quarter Lib Hd PCGS MS 63 blazing bright yellow — $577
1859 BG-801 Round quarter. One of these was acquired by the US mint in 1862 as "California pocket pieces". The mint director reported that this type quarter only had 6 ½ cents worth of gold in it.
PCGS MS 63 PQ blazing orig undipped — $577
12mm east-west axis
1869 BG-1106 Oct dollar Lib Hd NGC MS 65 DPL, orig undipped with narrow edge toning. Coins like this were catalogued in old Red Books as Proofs.
— $4477
1870 BG-920 oct half Lib Hd NGC MS 64 highest graded? — $1177
1871 BG-714 oct quarter Lib Hd NGC MS 65 Blazing orig undipped — $677
1871 BG-715 Oct quarter PCGS MS 65 blazing orig undipped R-6 — $977
1871 BG-1011 Round half Lib Hd NGC MS 62 blazing luster — $477
1873 BG-817 round quarter Lib Hd NGC blazing MS 63 — $477
10mm
1873 BG-871 round quarter Ind Hd NGC MS 62 r-6 — $627
1874 BG-875 round quarter Ind Hd PCGS MS 64 r-5 blazing PL — $487
10mm
1875 BG-878 round Ind hd, PCGS MS 63 Special Gold miner brown insert for Art Kagin estate. — $777
13mm
1875 BG-1127 octagonal dollar Indian Head obv, wreath rev
PCGS MS 63 orig undipped — $3700
1878/6 BG-883 round Ind Hd
PCGS MS 63 — $577
NGC MS 62 — $427
Commemorative gold $5 (unless noted)
1904 Lewis & Clark gold dollar NGC AU 58 — $977
14mm
1916 McKinley gold dollar NGC MS 61 — $677
1917 McKinley gold dollar NGC MS 62 — $1077
14.5mm
1922-P Grant gold dollar NCS genuine holder (AU+, gently cleaned) — $1577
1984-W Olympics $10 NGC PF68UCAM — $337
1992-W Olympics NGC PR69UCAM — $187
1991-1995 WWII NGC PF68UCAM — $257
21mm
1995-W Civil War NGC PF67UCAM — $387
1995-W Olympics Stadium NGC PF 68UCAM — $407
1996-W Olympics Flag Bearer PF 67UCAM — $487
1996-W Olympics Cauldron NGC PF68CAM — $497
21mm
1996-W Smithsonian NGC PF69UCAM — $447
1997-W Roosevelt NGC PF69UCAM — $367
1997-W Robinson NGC PF69UCAM — $607
1999-W Washington NGC PF68UCAM — $327
27mm
2000-W Library of Congress bi-metallic $10 NGC PF69UCAM — $927
2001-W Capitol NGC PF69UCAM — $307
2002-W Olympics NGC MS69 — $437
22mm
2006-S Five Dollars Gold Centennial of the San Francisco mint “The Granite Lady” resurrecting the half eagle reverse of 1839 to 1907.
In mint box with certificate Ch Proof — $297
38mm
2006-S Silver Dollar Centennial of the Frisco mint, resurrecting the legendary Morgan dollar reverse. In mint box with certificate.
Ch Proof — $47
Ch Unc — $87
Slabbed Platinum Eagles
1997-W ¼ oz PCGS PR 68 DCAM — $387
Slabbed Gold Eagles
33mm
1999-P ½ Oz ICG MS 69 — $367
2004-P ½ oz PCGS MS 69 — $377
2004-P ¼ oz PCGS MS 69 — $217
2005-P ½ oz PCGS MS 69 — $377
2005 1/10 oz NGC MS 69 — $97
2006-W 4 coin set 1, ½, ¼ and 1/10 oz certified Proof 70 Ultra Cameo by NGC.
4 slabs for — $1697
2006-W gold 1 oz Buffalo NGC PF 69 — $827
33mm
Proof Gold Eagles Mint boxes & Certs
1986 1oz — $797
1993-P ¼ oz — $217
1999-P 1, ½, ¼, 1/10 tr oz gold coins — $1427
2003-W
1/10 oz — $87
One tr oz — $797
2004-W 1/10 oz — $117
2005-W 1/10 oz — $97
Gold Bars
38mm wide, 56mm long, 18mm thick
1931 US Assay Office New York 21.84 troy oz of .9998 fine gold #21193 Very interesting with the value of $451.38 stamped into the side — $31,700
37mm by 56mm
1968 US Assay Office New York 24.42 troy oz of .9997 fine gold #7452 (batch?) #R28 VF — $25,700
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