1852 Type 1 XF detail but rev is damaged from use in jewelry (mount removed.) (Image)

Est. $80-110 SE

1856 Upright 5 Type 3 XF no problems deserving mention. The upright 5 is considerably scarcer than the slant 5. (Image)

Est. $240-280 SE

1857 Type 3 NGC AU58 (Image)

Est. $340-400 SE

($475 face) Modern dollars in full rolls: Sacagawea 2000-P (6, one is Mint wrapped), 2000-D and 2002-P tube, all UNC; Presidential (all are Mint wrapped, likely P): GW (2), John Adams (2), Jefferson, Madison (2), Monroe, Grant, Garfield (2) (Image)

FACE $475 B

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

1852 Liberty AU very attractive. A few light hairlines on the rev. (Image)

Est. $330-400 SE

1861 Liberty XF+ in a small plastic capsule. Very attractive. (Image)

Est. $320-400 SE

1911 Indian AU+ not original but no problems. (Image)

Est. $330-400 SE

1914 Indian AU+ nice original. (Image)

Est. $330-400 SE

1890-CC Liberty ANACS AU50. Only light wear on unblemished surfaces w/ NO rim disturbances or other distractions. A beautiful example of low-mintage Carson City gold. This coin previously sold as lot #222 in sale 14 (Dec 2020) for a $3,100 hammer when the Greysheet bid was below $3,000. Greysheet bid for this coin is now $3,800! (Image)

Est. $3,200-4,000 SE

1893-S Liberty NGC AU58. As good as what is encountered for any generic gold in the MS60-62 range. Bid w/ confidence. (Image)

Est. $1,700-1,950 SE

1904 Liberty PCGS MS62 (Image)

Est. $1,750-1,950 SE

1914-S St Gaudens PCGS "Brilliant Uncirculated". The first this cataloger has ever seen of this type of "prospector" holder for PCGS. A numerical grade is not assigned but "Brilliant Uncirculated" appears on the slab insert, and a serial number is shown. The coin has a few marks but is very attractive and would probably straight grade as an MS62, perhaps MS63. Inspect! (Image)

Est. $1,750-1,950 SE

1924 St Gaudens PCGS MS63 bright and attractive. (Image)

Est. $1,700-1,900 SE

1878 NGC XF Details Mount Removed. The effect is that the coin appears polished. Still ok. (Image)

Est. $750-850 SE

1845 AU. Old tenor "No Motto" gold great for type. (Image)

Est. $550-700 SE

1886 Liberty NGC AU Details Cleaned. Not a harsh cleaning. Still ok. (Image)

Est. $450-525 SE

1886-S Liberty AU+ lovely original. (Image)

Est. $450-550 SE

1899-S Liberty AU. First of this issue we have handled. With a PCGS certified population of 1,084 coins, it is not rare in an absolute sense, but consider that the more "common" issues in this series often have populations over 10,000. (Image)

Est. $450-550 SE

1907 Liberty PCGS MS63 (Image)

Est. $675-800 SE

1909-D Indian MS60+ w/ a strong mintmark and excellent eye-appeal. There is a 3mm rev planchet flaw below "OF" in the legend. It's level of distraction will vary from collector to collector. (Image)

Est. $470-600 SE

1912-S Indian XF+ by wear w/ a few handling blemishes. A mildly scarce issue. The mintmark on the 1912-S Half Eagle was bluntly struck and is easy to miss if you don't look closely at the coin. (Image)

Est. $550-650 SE