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1858 P1 Cent PC-7 SPECIMEN 66 Red PCGS. Beautiful copper-orange color with mirrored fields and a flawless strike. This is the adopted design struck in cupro-nickel alloy. As the 1858 is seldom seen in Gem Uncirculated condition, this coin is coveted by all serious Large Cent collectors. Possibly the finest example known of this rare issue. (PCGS# 33795)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15018 | Jan 13, 2003

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1859 1 Cent Double-Punched 9, Type 2 MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Even though the obverse is nearly full red, this secondary color designation will make this coin affordable to the Choice copper collector. Only one coin has been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 30016)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15028 | Jan 13, 2003

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1886 1 Cent MS64 Red PCGS. MS64 Red and Brown ICCS. Well defined slight touches of brown patina mixed with bright golden-red color. Only three pieces have been certified Red by PCGS. (PCGS# 30032)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15044 | Jan 13, 2003

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1888 1 Cent MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Champagne patina with a two small obverse carbon spots. There is virtually no brown color on this coin and it would not cause undue concern with the Red designation. Undoubtedly from the Baldwin hoard, as are most of the known Red examples. Because of the quality of the coins in the Baldwin group, this is the most available Victoria Large Cent in Choice and finer conditions. (PCGS# 30037)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15047 | Jan 13, 2003

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1891 1 Cent Small Date, Small Leaves MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Obverse 2, MS63 Red and Brown ICCS. Medium brown centers with considerate golden-red color around the peripheries. PCGS has certified several pieces in MS64 Red and Brown, but only one piece finer. (PCGS# 30049)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15055 | Jan 13, 2003

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1892 1 Cent MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Boldly struck with noticeable prooflike surfaces. Not quite as much red color as the previous coin, but this is more than made up for by the nicely mirrored fields. (PCGS# 30052)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15059 | Jan 13, 2003

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1894 1 Cent MS64 Red PCGS. MS64 Red ICCS. Bright golden luster with a prooflike obverse. Only two pieces have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 30059)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15064 | Jan 13, 2003

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1913 1 Cent MS65 Red and Brown PCGS. MS65 Red ICCS. The reverse exhibits full mint red color, while the obverse displays a blend of gold, red, and reddish-brown patina. This piece could have easily been classified as Red. Only one Red and Brown coin has been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 30193)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15092 | Jan 13, 2003

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1891 5 Cent MS64 PCGS. MS64 ICCS. Full luster with a sharp strike and a dusting of pink and golden toning. Five Cent coins in the 1890s are normally well struck and quite desirable in higher grades. This coin is no exception. (PCGS# 30975)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15202 | Jan 13, 2003

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1893 5 Cent MS64 PCGS. Repunched 9, MS64 ICCS. Full mint frost with nice surfaces and a nearly flawless strike. One of the more available dates in the 1890s and a perfect issue for the type collector. (PCGS# 30977)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15204 | Jan 13, 2003

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1894 5 Cent MS64 PCGS. MS64 ICCS. Bright, lustrous centers with a touch of golden toning and a band of russet peripheral toning on both the obverse and reverse. The smallest mintage of the decade and a very elusive issue in grades of MS64 and above. This coin appears nicer than the assigned grade and the interested collector should view it carefully. (PCGS# 30978)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15205 | Jan 13, 2003

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1897 5 Cent Slender 8, MS64 PCGS. MS64 ICCS. Lustrous, with mottled gray toning. One of the more available issues from the 1890s. (PCGS# 30980)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15207 | Jan 13, 2003

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1899 5 Cent MS64 PCGS. MS64 ICCS. Sparkling white luster with just a hint of golden color. A condition census example of this issue, the most available 5 Cent piece of the 1890s. (PCGS# 30982)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15210 | Jan 13, 2003

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1900 5 Cent Narrow O, MS65 PCGS. White, lustrous centers with gray and russet peripheral toning. One of only three Gem examples certified by PCGS. The more available of the two varieties produced during this year and an issue that often appears in nicer grades. (PCGS# 30983)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15212 | Jan 13, 2003

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1903-H 5 Cent Large H, MS65 PCGS. Deeply toned in a blend of russet and cobalt-blue with golden highlights. The strike is average for the issue and the surfaces free of significant marks. For some reason, PCGS does not distinguish between the two varieties issued by the Heaton Mint in 1903. The Large H variety is significantly scarcer than the Small H, and no examples of either variety have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31021)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15219 | Jan 13, 2003

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1905 5 Cent MS65 PCGS. MS64 ICCS. Sharply struck and beautifully toned with near-flawless surfaces. Undoubtedly, one of the finer examples that you will see. (PCGS# 31023)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15222 | Jan 13, 2003

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1931 5 Cent SPECIMEN 67 PCGS. Steel-gray toning with sharply brought up features. The finest PCGS has graded to date, and one of the more visually pleasing Specimen 5 Cents of any date. (PCGS# 31102)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15255 | Jan 13, 2003

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1933 5 Cent MS64 PCGS. Silver-gray patina with nice surfaces and an average strike. A nice example of the date. (PCGS# 31076)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15257 | Jan 13, 2003

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1858 10 Cent 8/5, AU55 PCGS. AU50 ICCS. Considerable remaining luster with just the slightest trace of friction and nice definition. The underdigit is bold, and easily seen, and this example sits firmly in the condition census of this rare issue. A variety that has recently gained more prominence than most other important rarities. We feel this coin will continue to grow in popularity as the true rarity becomes better known. PCGS has certified only 2 coins higher and only one Mint State example. (PCGS# 31328)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15291 | Jan 13, 2003

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1871 10 Cent MS63 PCGS. MS64 ICCS. Bright and lustrous with a slight golden tint. Well struck and a tremendous rarity in this Choice condition. This is the finest we have seen and there has been only one piece certified finer at PCGS. (PCGS# 31332)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15294 | Jan 13, 2003

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1880-H 10 Cent MS64 PCGS. Mottled green and gold patina with underlying luster. The strike is bold and the marks minimal for the grade. There have been only two coins certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31337)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15301 | Jan 13, 2003

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1881-H 10 Cent MS65 PCGS. Mottled russet and gold toning with full underlying luster and near-flawless surfaces. A couple of coins surfaced in the past 10 years to take this coin from the excessively rare category to merely the extremely rare category. You will go a long time without finding a third coin to equal the two known Gems. One piece has been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31338)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15302 | Jan 13, 2003

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1882-H 10 Cent MS64 PCGS. Bright, fully lustrous, and well struck with noticeably reflective surfaces. The Uncirculated Heaton dates of Victoria 10 Cents are generally very attractive and the heavy luster makes these dates very desirable in either a toned or brilliant state. Very underrated in MS64 and finer conditions. PCGS has certified only 2 examples finer. (PCGS# 31339)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15303 | Jan 13, 2003

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1883-H 10 Cent MS65 PCGS. Ex: Norweb Collection. Lustrous and white with just a hint of golden patina and a near-perfect strike. This piece is a good choice for even the "picky" type collector. Only two pieces exist better than this wonderful example. (PCGS# 31340)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15304 | Jan 13, 2003

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1884 10 Cent MS62 PCGS. Bright, with light golden color. There is slight softness on the NA of CANADA and on the Crown on the reverse. The 1884 dime was the first struck by the London Mint after a hiatus of 13 years. This is one of the rarest dates in the entire Victorian dime series. This piece definitely has the appearance of a higher graded coin. Only one Gem and four total coins have been graded higher by PCGS. (PCGS# 31341)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15305 | Jan 13, 2003

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1890-H 10 Cent MS64 PCGS. Streaky reddish-brown and steel-gray toning with well developed features and few marks for the grade. PCGS has certified only three coins finer than this piece. An undervalued and underappreciated date in this Choice Uncirculated condition. (PCGS# 31348)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15312 | Jan 13, 2003

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1903 10 Cent MS62 PCGS. Fully lustrous with light golden toning, an exceptionally bold strike for the date, and the look of a higher graded coin. This issue is truly scarce at all levels of Mint State. (PCGS# 31395)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15327 | Jan 13, 2003

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1903-H 10 Cent MS64 PCGS. Brilliant, glistening white luster with nice definition for the issue. This was the last year that the Heaton Mint produced coins for the Canadian market. PCGS has certified only three coins finer. (PCGS# 31396)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15328 | Jan 13, 2003

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1905 10 Cent MS63 PCGS. Bright and fully lustrous with light golden obverse toning and a white reverse. As with many areas in the Belzberg collection, to complete a Mint State series you may need to think less than Gem condition on many dates, including this one. Five pieces have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31398)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15330 | Jan 13, 2003

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1912 10 Cent MS65 PCGS. Golden central areas with russet peripheral toning and hints of steel-blue color. The fields are free of all but a few insignificant marks and the strike is decent. Well struck and representative for the date. Three pieces have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31428)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15337 | Jan 13, 2003

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1914 10 Cent MS65 PCGS. Golden toning over full sparkling luster with only a few light marks consistent with the grade. Rare in Gem and finer conditions. Two pieces have been graded finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31431)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15340 | Jan 13, 2003

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1916 10 Cent MS66 PCGS. Satiny surfaces with a near-perfect strike and nice white luster. The reverse displays a few small, dark toning spots. A rather scarce date. Only two have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31433)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15342 | Jan 13, 2003

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1920 10 Cent MS65 PCGS. The strike is quite bold for this normally weakly struck issue and both sides display full, shimmering luster with light golden toning. Four examples have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31447)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15346 | Jan 13, 2003

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1931 10 Cent MS66 PCGS. Full mint brilliance with small scattered areas of greenish-gold patina. The strike is nice and the surfaces free of distracting marks. Only one coin has been certified finer by PCGS, but this example is the best that we have seen. (PCGS# 31452)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15351 | Jan 13, 2003

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1936 10 Cent MS66 PCGS. A thin dusting of light golden toning over full, frosty mint luster. The strike is nice and the surfaces free of distracting marks. Only four pieces have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31457)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15357 | Jan 13, 2003

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1890-H 25 Cent MS63 PCGS. MS64 ICCS. Full bright luster with a bit of golden toning on the reverse. An underrated date and a coin that will attract considerable attention. PCGS has certified only one coin finer than MS64. (PCGS# 31721)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15402 | Jan 13, 2003

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1893 25 Cent MS64 PCGS. Bright and frosty with a sharp strike and light golden toning on the reverse. A date that is often available in MS63 but rarely surfaces in Choice or finer conditions. PCGS has graded only one coin higher than MS64. (PCGS# 31724)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15405 | Jan 13, 2003

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1900 25 Cent MS64 PCGS. Fully struck with satiny surfaces and light golden toning. This piece is only a hair away from inclusion in the Gem category. Easily the most available Victoria Quarter in Mint State, but very scarce in Choice and finer conditions with only three pieces certified finer than MS64 by PCGS. (PCGS# 31727)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15408 | Jan 13, 2003

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1901 25 Cent MS65 PCGS. Bright frosty centers with light russet peripheral toning. A visually appealing example with a few tiny marks on Victoria's face that prevent an even higher grade. This was the last year coins were struck bearing the portrait of this classic monarch. It seems that this issue should be more available, but only three pieces have been certified in Gem condition by PCGS and only one piece finer than MS65. (PCGS# 31728)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15409 | Jan 13, 2003

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1913 25 Cent MS64 PCGS. Light golden toning with full mint frost and a few tiny marks in the left obverse field that prevent this piece from being included in the Gem category. Even though this delightful coin falls short of being called a Gem, it is one of the finer examples extant and a coin to fit in any collection. Only one piece has been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31797)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15424 | Jan 13, 2003

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1914 25 Cent MS64 PCGS. Fully brilliant, white, and sharply struck with only minor abrasions that prevent a higher grade. Very rare at the Gem level, and quite elusive in this Choice condition. Only one piece has been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31798)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15425 | Jan 13, 2003

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1916 25 Cent MS65 PCGS. Frosty white with a trace of golden toning. We feel that this issue is the most undervalued date in the George V series. Only one example has been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31800)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15427 | Jan 13, 2003

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1920 25 Cent MS65 PCGS. Pure white with glistening luster and a well above average strike for the issue. A very difficult date to find fully struck. The 1920 and 1921 25 Cent are the only two coins in the series that don't generally come well struck. Much scarcer than one might imagine with only one coin certified higher by PCGS. (PCGS# 31804)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15431 | Jan 13, 2003

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1921 25 Cent MS64 PCGS. An average strike with light golden toning. A nice example of this very scarce issue. Four coins have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31805)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15432 | Jan 13, 2003

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1928 25 Cent MS65 PCGS. Light golden toning over bright mint frost. A coin that often shows up in nice grade, and a substantial number have been certified Gem by PCGS. One of the preferred type dates of the series. (PCGS# 31807)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15434 | Jan 13, 2003

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1929 25 Cent MS65 PCGS. An average strike for the issue with even medium gold toning. A bit scarcer than the 1928, this piece is bettered by only two coins on the PCGS Population Report. (PCGS# 31808)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15435 | Jan 13, 2003

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1930 25 Cent MS65 PCGS. The luster is bright and the strike decent with a dab of golden toning. 1930, 31, 32, and 1934 quarters are the difficult coins to find in the 30s, with only 15 total coins graded in MS65 or better for all dates. These coins have been overlooked in the rarity scale and trends don't represent the actual rarities or values. There is only one coin certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31809)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15436 | Jan 13, 2003

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1936 25 Cent MS66 PCGS. A faint golden haze over full mint frost with nice definition. A superior example of this very scarce, less publicized issue. Only two pieces have been certified finer by PCGS. (PCGS# 31815)
Auction 312 | Lot: 15443 | Jan 13, 2003

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