Reserve (If Any) Not Posted Yet:
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Consignor Has Not Yet Submitted a Reserve:
Asthough the consignor's agreement allows a reserve on this lot, the deadline for submitting such a reserve has elapsed. If consignor submits a reserve post-deadline and the item fails to meet that reserve, we may charge the consignor a higher reserve fee.
No Reserve:
This lot is being sold without a reserve. (Note: By law, consignors may still bid under certain conditions, but they are responsible for paying the full Buyer's Premium and Seller's Commission if they do.)
Reserve Not Met:
A reserve has been posted on this lot, but no bids have met the reserve. The current bid has been set to the reserve amount, and the next bid will meet the reserve.
Reserve Met:
Reserves have been posted for this auction, and there is a reserve on this lot that has already been met.
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Heritage Live:
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NGC. Lush ocean-blue, honey-gold, apricot, and cherry-red invigorate this precisely struck and unabraded Premium Gem. A small oval lamination near Liberty's raised elbow is of mint origin. An elusive proof subtype, the 1873 Arrows has a proof mintage of just 550 pieces, and its only successor, the 1874, contributes only an additional 700 proofs. Arrows were added to signify a minor weight change to correspond with the metric system. Those in search of a gorgeously toned specimen need look no further. Census: 3 in 66 
