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1836 P2C Two Cents, Judd-53, Pollock-54, Low R.6 MS63 NGC. (PCGS# 11197)
Auction 1274 | Lot: 4902 | Apr 29, 2018

Sold For: $28,800.00
1877 $1 Sailor Head Dollar, Judd-1542, Pollock-1715, R.7, PR67 Red and Brown NGC. Ex: Bass. The obverse shows a bust of Liberty facing left with the motto IN GOD WE TRUST above and the date 1877 below. On the reverse, the denomination 1 DOLLAR is centered within a wreath of corn, wheat, and cotton. The legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is around the upper periphery, E PLURIBUS UNUM is around the lower periphery. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. Superb quality, the surfaces are mostly red with occasional accents of blue and light brown toning. Under magnification a few die finishing lines can be seen on the obverse, evidence that Charles Barber spent some time finessing this die.
From The Watson Collection. (PCGS# 61886)
Auction 394 | Lot: 3709 | Jan 7, 2006

Sold For: $27,600.00
1879 25C Washlady Quarter Dollar, Judd-1590, Pollock-1783, High R.6, PR67 NGC. (PCGS# 61967)
Auction 1239 | Lot: 5868 | Sep 8, 2016

Sold For: $25,850.00
1879 $1 Morgan Dollar, Judd-1612, Pollock-1808, R.6, PR67 Red NGC. Ex: Genaitis. A pattern Morgan dollar, showing the adopted obverse with a reverse that displays a broad and imposing "shield type" eagle with spread wings. According to the USPatterns.com website, "This design by Morgan is another attempt to replace the production design whose eagle was described as scrawny among other things." Struck in copper with a reeded edge. A pristine, full red pattern dollar and extremely rare as such. The surfaces show even, cherry-red color over both sides with occasional flashes of lime-green here and there. Deeply mirrored and obviously problem-free, a pattern of unsurpassable quality.
From The Watson Collection. (PCGS# 81990)
Auction 394 | Lot: 3714 | Jan 7, 2006

Sold For: $23,000.00
1838 P50C Half Dollar, Judd-72, Pollock-75, R.5, PR67 Cameo NGC. The obverse depicts a draped bust of Liberty facing left. Liberty wears a diadem and a ribbon inscribed LIBERTY. The date is below. On the reverse, an eagle with outstretched wings holds four arrows in its right (facing) claw and an olive branch in its left (facing). The legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and the denomination HALF DOLLAR are around the periphery. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Medallic alignment--a diagnostic feature of virtually all known examples. With no evidence of die rust and a little striking softness in the centers, this coin appears to be one of the first restrikes produced in 1858 or later. This remarkable and Superb Gem Proof is without a doubt the finest example of this pattern variety that we have seen. The surfaces are deeply mirrored around lustrous devices with exceptional rainbow iridescence on both sides. It is sharply struck and extremely attractive. (PCGS# 11282)
Auction 394 | Lot: 3700 | Jan 7, 2006

Sold For: $21,850.00
1942 Cent, Judd-2063, Pollock-4025, Low R.7, MS67 NGC. (PCGS# 12216)
Auction 1238 | Lot: 6356 | Aug 14, 2016

Sold For: $16,450.00
1879 $1 Dollar, Judd-1606, Pollock-1802, R.6-7, PR67 Brown NGC. Same design as the silver piece above, with the central motif similar to Charles Barber's "Washlady" patterns, the head of Liberty faces left with IN GOD WE TRUST above, the date below, and thirteen stars to the left and right. A spread wing eagle is in the center of the reverse with a laurel wreath around the eagle, E PLURIBUS UNUM above the eagle's head, and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA at the margin. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. The reflective proof mirrors serve as a bright backdrop to the rich violet-indigo and cobalt-blue toning that covers each side. Even through the depth of toning present on this piece, one can easily see that a cameo contrast is present from the thick mint frost on the devices.
From the Genaitis Collection of 1879 Coinage. (PCGS# 61984)
Auction 267 | Lot: 8396 | Aug 11, 2001

Sold For: $15,065.00
1863 50C Half Dollar, Judd-342, Pollock-414, Low R.7, PR67+★ Cameo NGC. (PCGS# 60504)
Auction 1258 | Lot: 5396 | Aug 6, 2017

Sold For: $14,100.00
1865 25C Quarter Dollar, Judd-423, Pollock-495, R.7, PR67 Ultra Cameo NGC. The obverse shows the Liberty Seated design used to coin regular issue 1865 Quarters. The reverse displays a modified version of the eagle used on regular issue 1865 Quarters with the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA above and the denomination QUARTER DOLLAR below. The arrow shafts are unusually long, and pass over (instead of under) the eagle's right (facing) wingtip. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. This razor-sharp and nearly pristine Superb Gem has outstanding contrast between the icy-white devices and the darkly mirrored fields. An outstanding adjunct to a collection of proof Seated Quarters. This is one of only two Judd-423 specimens that have been certified as Ultra Cameo by NGC (7/04). (PCGS# 60607)
Auction 352 | Lot: 7911 | Aug 21, 2004

Sold For: $13,800.00
1868 $1 Dollar, Judd-652, Pollock-725, Low R.7, PR67 Cameo NGC.
(PCGS# 532623)
Auction 1271 | Lot: 5925 | Jan 8, 2018

Sold For: $13,200.00
1852 PG$1 Gold Dollar, Judd-143, Pollock-171, R.8, PR67 Red and Brown NGC. Perforated dollar with USA above the hole and 1852 below on the obverse. The reverse has DOLLAR above with an open wreath below. Struck in copper with a plain edge. Probably fewer than half a dozen pieces are known of this popular pattern issue. The fields are heavily striated and each side has emerald-green coloration with underlying glossy brown patina. (PCGS# 11598)
Auction 352 | Lot: 7876 | Aug 21, 2004

Sold For: $12,650.00
1877 Half Dollar, Judd-1515, Pollock-1681, R.6-7, PR 67 Brown NGC. The obverse shows Liberty (virtually identical to the Morgan dollar), facing left surrounded by a beaded circle. E PLURIBUS UNUM is above, the date 1877 is below, the reverse shows a defiant eagle facing right with upraised wings in the center. A beaded ring encircles the eagle, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is at the top and sides, HALF DOLLAR completes the circle below. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. The surfaces are a lovely mixture of olive-green and soft brown with deeply reflective qualities. An exceptionally attractive example of this rare pattern issue. (PCGS# 61853)
Auction 195 | Lot: 7570 | Jan 11, 1999

Sold For: $12,650.00
1879 $1 Morgan Dollar, Judd-1612, Pollock-1808, R.6, PR67 Red NGC. A pattern Morgan dollar, showing the adopted obverse with a reverse that displays a broad and imposing "shield type" eagle with spread wings. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. Another pristine, full red pattern dollar from the Genaitis Collection. The surfaces show even, cherry-red color over both sides with occasional flashes of lime-green here and there. Deeply mirrored and obviously problem-free, a pattern of unsurpassable quality. Accompanied by PCGS insert 3682273 and also graded MS67 Red by them.
From the Genaitis Collection of 1879 Coinage. (PCGS# 81990)
Auction 267 | Lot: 8399 | Aug 11, 2001

Sold For: $12,075.00
1881 1C Liberty Cent, Judd-1667, Pollock-1867, Low R.7, PR67 Cameo NGC. CAC. (PCGS# 534934)
Auction 1329 | Lot: 4904 | Apr 25, 2021

Sold For: $11,400.00
1942 P1C Judd-2060, Pollock-4035, Low R.7, MS67 NGC. (PCGS# 12215)
Auction 1201 | Lot: 6344 | Jan 12, 2014

Sold For: $10,575.00
1942 P1C Cent, Judd-2060, Pollock-4035, Low R.7, PR67 NGC. (PCGS# 12215)
Auction 1239 | Lot: 5869 | Sep 8, 2016

Sold For: $9,400.00
1878 $1 Goloid Dollar, Judd-1562, Pollock-1753, R.6-7, PR67 Red and Brown NGC. (PCGS# 71924)
Auction 1154 | Lot: 6242 | May 1, 2011

Sold For: $8,081.05
1883 5C Liberty Head Five Cents, Judd-1704, Pollock-1908, R.6, PR67 Ultra Cameo NGC. The obverse is similar in design to the Liberty nickel adopted in this year, except around the obverse instead of stars are the words UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The reverse has a central inscription that reads PURE NICKEL, surrounded by a wreath of cotton and corn. FIVE CENTS is separated above and below with seven stars left and six right. Struck in pure nickel (and as such a magnetic coin) with a plain edge. By far, the finest example we have seen of this interesting, experimental pattern. The surfaces are bright and untoned with stark cameo contrast between the deeply mirrored fields and frosted devices. Absolutely pristine and unhairlined. (PCGS# 62120)
Auction 382 | Lot: 7272 | Jul 30, 2005

Sold For: $8,050.00
1878 $1 Goloid Dollar, Judd-1562, Pollock-1753, R.6-7, PR 67 Red and Brown NGC. Goloid dollar struck in copper with a reeded edge. Liberty is featured on the obverse with E PLURIBUS UNUM above and the date below. A description of metallic composition is encompassed in a solid wreath on the reverse. The description reads: GOLOID./ 1 GOLD./ 24 SILVER./ .9 FINE./ 258 GRAMS. Around the wreath are the legends UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and ONE DOLLAR. A nearly flawless Superb Gem, the crimson-brown features are smooth with solid striking definition. This is an evenly colored example with eye appeal to spare. (PCGS# 71924)
Auction 244 | Lot: 8557 | Jan 6, 2001

Sold For: $8,050.00
1870 H10C Standard Silver Half Dime, Judd-809, Pollock-897, Low R.7, PR67 NGC. CAC. (PCGS# 61053)
Auction 1254 | Lot: 5103 | Apr 30, 2017

Sold For: $7,637.50
1883 5C Liberty Head Five Cents, Judd-1710, Pollock-1914, R.5, PR67 NGC. (PCGS# 62127)
Auction 446 | Lot: 3033 | Sep 28, 2007

Sold For: $6,900.00
1870 10C Standard Silver Ten Cents, Judd-866, Pollock-955, High R.7, PR67★ NGC. On the obverse the head of Liberty is wearing a diadem with a plain ribbon encircling her hair, the reverse has 10 CENTS in the center surrounded by a thick oak and laurel wreath with STANDARD SILVER 1870 at the margin. Struck in aluminum with a plain edge. As befits the grade, both sides of this untoned proof are free of mentionable hairlines and contact marks. A pleasing cameo finish further enhances the eye appeal of this already attractive pattern. (PCGS# 61110)
Auction 372 | Lot: 8320 | May 7, 2005

Sold For: $6,900.00
1859 P50C Half Dollar, Judd-235, Pollock-284, R.5 PR67 NGC. (PCGS# 11960)
Auction 1254 | Lot: 5089 | Apr 30, 2017

Sold For: $6,462.50
1866 5C Five Cents, Judd-490, Pollock-578, Low R.7, PR67+★ Brown Cameo NGC. (PCGS# 60686)
Auction 1390 | Lot: 4542 | Jan 17, 2026

Sold For: $6,405.00
1866 5C Shield Nickel, Judd-507, Pollock-591, R.5, PR67 NGC. CAC. (PCGS# 60703)
Auction 1311 | Lot: 5871 | Jan 12, 2020

Sold For: $5,760.00

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1883 5C Liberty Head Five Cents, Judd-1714, Pollock-1919, R.6, PR 67 NGC. The central obverse device is the same as that used by Barber on the Liberty nickel beginning in 1883. In fact, the only differences between this and a regular issue is the addition of the word LIBERTY at the top of the obverse, its removal from the coronet, and smaller stars. The reverse is of the regular issue type for 1883. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. The fields are brightly reflective and each side displays rich golden toning with rose tinted peripheries. Nearly flawless. (PCGS# 62131)
Auction 248 | Lot: 7487 | Feb 24, 2001

Sold For: $5,405.00
1869 25C Standard Silver Quarter Dollar, Judd-727, Pollock-808, R.5, PR67★ Cameo NGC. (PCGS# 60954)
Auction 446 | Lot: 3018 | Sep 28, 2007

Sold For: $4,312.50
1869 50C Standard Silver Half Dollar, Judd-754, Pollock-838, R.5-6, PR67 Cameo NGC. Formerly offered as lot 7170 in our June Long Beach Sale, where it was described as, "A bust of Liberty wearing a headband inscribed LIBERTY and ornamented with a star faces right, the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA surrounds the figure, and a scroll with IN GOD WE TRUST is below. The reverse has 50 CENTS centered in a wreath of oak and laurel with STANDARD SILVER above and the date 1869 below. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Attractive light lemon patina graces both sides of this well struck Superb Gem. The fields have raised die lines, as struck due to die polish, but the surfaces are seemingly pristine. This is the finest certified Judd-754 pattern, according to the population reports of NGC and PCGS." (PCGS# 60984)
Auction 300 | Lot: 9471 | Sep 28, 2002

Sold For: $4,255.00
1883 Five Cents, Judd-1710, Pollock-1914, R.5-6, PR 67 NGC. A bust of Liberty faces left with UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around and the date 1883 below. The head is the same one used on regular issue 1883 nickels. The reverse is inscribed 50 N. 50 C. within a wreath of corn and cotton. FIVE is above, CENTS is below. There are 13 stars at the border, arranged 7 left and 6 right. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. Brightly mirrored in the fields with a completely untoned appearance over both sides. A superb example of an elusive pattern issue. (PCGS# 62127)
Auction 195 | Lot: 7599 | Jan 11, 1999

Sold For: $3,335.00
1858 Indian Cent, Judd-211, Pollock-255, R.7, PR 67 NGC. Indian cent design of 1859 with an oak wreath reverse. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. While not especially deeply mirrored, the sparkling surfaces are nearly flawless and there is a light overlay of rose colored patina that is deeper in hue on the reverse. (PCGS# 11893)
Auction 195 | Lot: 7398 | Jan 11, 1999

Sold For: $2,645.00
1863 Two Cents, Judd-312, Pollock-377, R.4, PR 67 Brown NGC. Similar to the adopted two cent piece of the following year except that the motto reads GOD OUR TRUST on the obverse, and the word CENTS is sharply curved within the wreath on the reverse. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. A gem pattern exhibiting chocolate-brown surfaces that are overlaid with violet overtones. No detracting carbon spots are noticed on either side. (PCGS# 60467)
Auction 195 | Lot: 7425 | Jan 11, 1999

Sold For: $1,868.75
1759 (Circa 1985) 5C Martha Washington Five Cent Test Piece, Judd-2182, Pollock-Unlisted, R.7, MS63 NGC. (PCGS# 510456)
Auction 1356 | Lot: 4031 | Jan 13, 2023

Sold For: $1,560.00
1964 Reeded Edge "Dime" Pattern, Unlisted in Judd, Pollock-5335, Unknown Rarity, MS63 NGC. (PCGS# 62300)
Auction 446 | Lot: 3036 | Sep 28, 2007

Sold For: $322.00
1942 P1C Cent, Judd-2060, Pollock-4035, Low R.7, PR67 NGC. (PCGS# 12215)
Auction 1238 | Lot: 6355 | Aug 14, 2016

Not Sold
1838 P50C Half Dollar, Judd-72, Pollock-75, R.5, PR67 Cameo NGC. The obverse depicts a draped bust of Liberty facing left. Liberty wears a diadem and a ribbon inscribed LIBERTY. The date is below. On the reverse, an eagle with outstretched wings holds four arrows in its right (facing) claw and an olive branch in its left (facing). The legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and the denomination HALF DOLLAR are around the periphery. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Medallic alignment--a diagnostic feature of virtually all known examples. With no evidence of die rust and a little striking softness in the centers, this coin appears to be one of the first restrikes produced in 1858 or later. This remarkable and Superb Gem Proof is without a doubt the finest example of this pattern variety that we have seen. The surfaces are deeply mirrored around lustrous devices with exceptional rainbow iridescence on both sides. It is sharply struck and extremely attractive. (PCGS# 11282)
Auction 382 | Lot: 7242 | Jul 30, 2005

Not Sold
1883 5C Liberty Head Five Cents, Judd-1710, Pollock-1914, R.5, PR67 Ultra Cameo NGC. The obverse is similar to that used on regular issue 1883 Liberty nickels, but the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA has been substituted for 13 stars around the periphery. The reverse is inscribed with 50 N. 50C. centered within a wreath of corn and cotton. FIVE is above, CENTS is below. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. Fully untoned with amazing contrast between the fields and devices. This lovely pattern possesses exceptional aesthetic appeal. Our Auction Archives indicate that we have handled this pattern variety approximately once every two years. (PCGS# 62127)
Auction 382 | Lot: 7273 | Jul 30, 2005

Not Sold
1868 H10C Half Dime, Judd-638, Pollock-710, Low R.6, PR67 Cameo NGC. Regular die trials striking of the 1868 Half Dime, struck in nickel with a plain edge. This is a Superb, untoned example with extensive die striations in the fields, as do all the other pieces that we have handled. (PCGS# 60856)
Auction 355 | Lot: 8237 | Sep 11, 2004

Not Sold
1870 50C Standard Silver Half Dollar, Judd-992, Pollock-1122, Low R.7, PR67 Cameo NGC. Liberty wears a diadem and faces right. Her hair is tied up in a bun. The reverse features a cotton and corn wreath with the date below and 50 CENTS nestled inside. STANDARD SILVER is proclaimed across the periphery. Struck in aluminum with a plain edge. This impressively contrasted, Superb Gem is essentially untoned on the obverse and has a blush of milky gray patina across the center of the reverse. (PCGS# 61238)
Auction 355 | Lot: 8246 | Sep 11, 2004

Not Sold
1870 25C Standard Silver Quarter Dollar, Judd-877, Pollock-974, R.7, PR67 NGC. Formerly offered as lot 9468 in our June Long Beach Sale, where it was described as, "The obverse displays a seated figure of Liberty facing left with thirteen stars arranged around the border and the date below. Liberty supports a shield with her left (facing) hand over which a scroll inscribed with LIBERTY is draped. The reverse depicts the denomination 25 CENTS within a wreath of cotton and corn. The word STANDARD is at the top. Struck in silver with a plain edge. This shimmering example is every bit the Superb Gem--smooth surfaces, crisply impressed devices, and gorgeous original toning. Olive, orange, pink, and lilac-blue shades are all evident on both sides of this beautiful pattern." (PCGS# 61121)
Auction 267 | Lot: 8367 | Aug 11, 2001

Not Sold
1871 10C Ten Cents, Judd-1079, Pollock-1215, R.7, PR67 NGC. Formerly offered as lot 9470 in our June Long Beach Sale, where it was described in part as, "Liberty is seated facing left on the obverse with the date 1871 below. She wears an Indian headdress with a Liberty pole in her right hand. The reverse is that used to produce regular issue 1871 dimes. Struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. Bright, silver-gray features display a razor sharp strike in all areas. The devices are lightly overlaid with mint frost, the fields are appreciable reflective. Pristine." (PCGS# 61338)
Auction 267 | Lot: 8369 | Aug 11, 2001

Not Sold
1877 $1 Sailor Head Dollar, Judd-1542, Pollock-1715, R.7, PR67 Red and Brown NGC. Ex: Bass. The obverse shows a bust of Liberty facing left with the motto IN GOD WE TRUST above and the date 1877 below. On the reverse, the denomination 1 DOLLAR is centered within a wreath of corn, wheat, and cotton. The legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is around the upper periphery, E PLURIBUS UNUM is around the lower periphery. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. Superb quality, the surfaces are mostly red with occasional accents of blue and light brown toning. Under magnification a few die finishing lines can be seen on the obverse, evidence that Charles Barber spent some time finessing this die.
Ex: Bass I (Bowers and Merena, 5/99), lot 1273, where it realized $11,500; purchased by Harry Bass from Julian Leidman on August 14, 1971. (PCGS# 71886)
Auction 267 | Lot: 8387 | Aug 11, 2001

Not Sold
1871 10C Ten Cents, Judd-1079, Pollock-1215, R.7, PR 67 NGC. A figure of Liberty is seated and facing left with 1871 below. She is wearing an Indian headdress and is supporting a liberty pole with her right hand. Her left hand rests on a globe inscribed LIBERTY. The reverse is the same design used on production issues. Struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. The surfaces are dazzling and unoxidized with deep reflectivity in the fields set against thickly frosted devices that yield a pleasing cameo effect. Superb quality. (PCGS# 61338)
Auction 248 | Lot: 7476 | Feb 24, 2001

Not Sold
1874 20C Twenty Cents, Judd-1358, Pollock-1503, R.7, PR 67 NGC. The obverse depicts a seated figure of Liberty facing left and holding a liberty pole in her right hand. Her left hand rests on a globe and she is surrounded by agricultural produce. The reverse exhibits the denomination 20 CENTS within a wreath with the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around the periphery. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. A spectacular cameo proof that appears flawless. A one-of-a-kind pattern twenty cent piece. (PCGS# 61662)
Auction 248 | Lot: 7481 | Feb 24, 2001

Not Sold
1883 5C Liberty Head Five Cents, Judd-1704, Pollock-1908, R.6, PR 67 NGC. The obverse is similar in design to the Liberty nickel adopted in this year, except around the obverse instead of stars are the words UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The reverse has a central inscription that reads PURE NICKEL, surrounded by a wreath of cotton and corn. FIVE CENTS is separated above and below with seven stars left and six right. Struck in pure nickel (and as such a magnetic coin) with a plain edge. By far, the finest example we have seen of this interesting, experimental pattern. The surfaces are bright and untoned with stark cameo contrast between the deeply mirrored fields and frosted devices. Absolutely pristine and unhairlined. (PCGS# 62120)
Auction 248 | Lot: 7486 | Feb 24, 2001

Not Sold
1883 5C Liberty Head Five Cents, Judd-1710, Pollock-1914, R.5-6, PR 67 NGC. The obverse is similar to that used on regular issue 1883 Liberty nickels, but the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA has been substituted for 13 stars around the periphery. The reverse is inscribed with 50 N. 25C. centered within a wreath of corn and cotton. FIVE is above, CENTS is below. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. A bright, boldly cameoed example, the surfaces are free of all but the most trivial blemish. Well struck, and a significant find for either the pattern collector or nickel specialist. (PCGS# 62127)
Auction 244 | Lot: 8559 | Jan 6, 2001

Not Sold

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