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1908 PR 65.
Proofs of this year are always a popular item with collectors. Not only is it the first year of issue for the incuse Indian design, and a low mintage date with only 236 proofs struck (many of which were melted), but all proofs also have a distinctive and quite lovely deep khaki color. This piece not only shows this khaki color but there is also a significant overlay rose patina on the highpoints and in the fields. The surfaces are essentially perfect, and this piece has some claim to an even higher grade.
(PCGS# 7957)
Auction 204
| Lot: 5255 | Jun 7, 1999
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1908 MS 65.
The first year of issue for the incused design quarter eagles and half eagles. The design and method of manufacture was used from 1908 to 1929 on these two coin series only. This specimen displays full, satiny mint luster, a bright golden-yellow color, and smooth surfaces which are virtually mark and abrasion free which, in itself is a rarity for these coins. Trends $4,700 (5/23).
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 122
| Lot: 5611 | Aug 2, 1994
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1908 MS 65.
First year of issue and one that we see infrequently in gem condition. Sharply struck for the issue, with bright, lustrous surfaces and pleasing yellow-gold color, this piece has exceptional eye appeal and virtually no abrasions. Only a few marks in the upper reverse field keep this coin from an even higher grade consideration.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 190
| Lot: 5623 | Aug 10, 1998
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1908 MS 62; 1914-D MS 62; and a 1928 MS 62, with the D-mint exhibiting a pinkish tint. (Total: 3 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 107
| Lot: 5572 | Aug 3, 1993
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1908 quarter eagle MS 60; 1915 half eagle AU 50; and a 1915 eagle AU 58. (Total: 3 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 122
| Lot: 5610 | Aug 2, 1994
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1908 MS 64. Exceptionally clean for this conditionally elusive type, the striking details are boldly brought up, except at the top of the eagle's wing as always, and the mint luster is certainly adequate for the grade.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 165
| Lot: 5384 | Jan 14, 1997
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1908 MS 63. A clean, reddish-hued example of this first year issue.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 181
| Lot: 5507 | Jan 13, 1998
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1908 quarter eagle AU 50; 1907 No Periods eagle AU 50; and a 1927 double eagle MS 60. (Total: 3 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 122
| Lot: 5609 | Aug 2, 1994
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1908 MS 64. Satiny with a few small field marks, as one would expect for this design type.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 195
| Lot: 5680 | Jan 11, 1999
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1908 MS 63. A beautiful piece with the glowing satin luster typical of the date. A few tiny reverse marks made us hesitate to assign a higher grade, but others may reach a different opinion.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 173
| Lot: 5301 | Jun 9, 1997
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1908 MS 63. Well detailed and especially mark-free for the grade, with bright yellow-gold surfaces throughout.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 173
| Lot: 5300 | Jun 9, 1997
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1908 MS 63. Smooth, attractive, green-gold surfaces. A premium coin for the grade.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 157
| Lot: 5789 | Jun 4, 1996
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1908 MS 64. Highly lustrous and free from substantial marks, with only the slightest flatness on the Native American's cheek.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 208
| Lot: 5614 | Aug 16, 1999
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1908 AU 58, just the slightest friction on the cheekbone; 1926 MS 61, quite frosty with a cut above the eagle's wing that limits the grade; and a 1927 MS 60, well detailed and without serious marks. (Total: 3 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 204
| Lot: 5229 | Jun 7, 1999
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1908 AU 58, uncleaned with good remaining luster; 1911 AU 50, coppery peripheral accents; and a 1928 MS 61, several facial marks limit the grade. (Total: 3 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 208
| Lot: 5613 | Aug 16, 1999
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1908 MS 60, above average luster for the grade with numerous small marks; 1915 MS 60, well struck with nice luster and few marks, possibly a candidate for a higher grade; and a 1929 MS 60, adequate luster with several impairments on both obverse and reverse. (Total: 3 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 204
| Lot: 5232 | Jun 7, 1999
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1908 quarter eagle AU 58, lustrous and so close; 1911 quarter eagle MS 61, smooth and superior for the grade; and a 1909 half eagle AU 50, light, even wear. (Total: 3 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 169
| Lot: 5484 | Mar 25, 1997
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1908 MS 62. Well struck for this first year of issue.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 165
| Lot: 5383 | Jan 14, 1997
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1908 XF 40; 1910 XF 40; and a 1912 XF 40. Three lightly circulated Indian quarter eagles. (Total: 3 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 130
| Lot: 5329 | Feb 9, 1995
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1908 MS 60, bright luster with some discreet hairlines on the reverse; and a 1914-D AU 55. (Total: 2 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 162
| Lot: 5796 | Sep 24, 1996
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1908 AU 58, two pieces, both with original luster and small imperfections. (Total: 2 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 204
| Lot: 5230 | Jun 7, 1999
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1908 MS 60, deep khaki color with a couple of deep scratches; and a 1909 MS 60, sharply struck. (Total: 2 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 204
| Lot: 5231 | Jun 7, 1999
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1908 AU 50; and a 1915 XF 40, both lightly worn, uncleaned examples. (Total: 2 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 144
| Lot: 5535 | Oct 10, 1995
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1908 $2 1/2 AU 55, the vivid surfaces are awash in orange and green-gold color; and a 1909 AU 55 Lightly Cleaned, although noticeably dull, the surfaces are curiously silent on the subject of distracting hairlines. (Total: 2 coins)
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 242
| Lot: 5449 | Nov 17, 2000
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1908 MS 61. The reverse is particularly flatly struck. Good luster overall, a few contact marks are also noted.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 199
| Lot: 5248 | Mar 16, 1999
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1908 MS 61. A pleasant example, with typical strike and luster, and just enough surface marking to preclude a higher grade.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 165
| Lot: 5382 | Jan 14, 1997
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1908 $2 1/2 VF 35 Countermarked. Honey-gold in color. A small P has been neatly stamped into the reverse field below the UN in UNUM. The origin and meaning of this letter is not known.
(PCGS# 7939)
Auction 242
| Lot: 5448 | Nov 17, 2000
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