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AU50 PCGS (# 36188611)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $2,120

ESTIMATE: $1,300

MIN. BID W/O BP: $1,000

CONDITION NOTES: Khaki gold with flashes of original luster in angled light, sharp strike, scattered tiny marks and a couple of dark spots in Liberty's hair

COMMENTS: The 1890-CC was the first Eagle minted at Carson City since 1884. Only 17,500 were produced. (Image) (image2)

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MS62 NGC (# 3273074003)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $3,000

ESTIMATE: $2,000

MIN. BID W/O BP: $1,600

CONDITION NOTES: Beautiful reflective honey-gold surfaces and strong strike, a bag mark to the left of profile undoubtedly brought this down a grade, still a very attractive piece

COMMENTS: Just under 300,000 Eagles were minted in Carson City. The 1891s represent a little over one-third of the total. (Image) (image2)

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XF45 PCGS (# 36890718)

CDN/CPG® VALUE: $1,620

ESTIMATE: $1,000

MIN. BID W/O BP: $800

CONDITION NOTES: Deep honey-gold with flashes of original luster in angled light, evident wear including a few marks on cheek

COMMENTS: IN GOD WE TRUST is die tripled, as seen on all examples of the low mintage Carson City issue. (Image) (image2)

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