1848-O Liberty PCGS VF25. This was lot 158 in Coin and Currency Sale #15 wherein it was described as: "scarce issue with only 35,850 coins minted, and as the grade indicates, it was struck at a time when many of the gold issues entered circulation. Potential bidders should consider that this coin is a hundred times rarer than the common dates, but not that much more expensive." The estate that currently owns the coin is now being liquidated hence the present offering. (Image)

Est. $1,350-1,700 SE

1894-O Liberty PCGS AU55. Looks as good as most low-end uncirculated pieces. Scarcer date to boot! (Image)

Est. $875-1,000 SE

1903-S Liberty XF+ (Image)

Est. $875-1,000 SE

1908-D No Motto Indian XF. A beautiful unblemished example of the No Motto variety, lightly worn but attractive in all respects. It's been quite some time since we offered a No Motto Indian eagle. It may be of interest to know that the 1908-D version (both No Motto and w/ Motto varieties) represents a unique "one-year" sub-type for the Indian series in that the mintmark is large and appears ABOVE the olive sprig. All of the 1909 and later mintmarked pieces show it as a smaller letter and BELOW the olive sprig. (Image)

Est. $1,050-1,250 SE