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MS62 NGC (# 139005011)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $3,000
ESTIMATE: $2,000
MIN. BID W/O BP: $1,600
CONDITION NOTES: Honey-gold with lots of rose in angled light, sharply defined strike, slight friction chatter and a mildly distracting diagonal mark in the field at right
COMMENTS: A large number of Double Eagles -- 1,125,000 -- were minted at San Francisco in 1882. Most of the high-grade pieces come from European bank hoards. (Image) (image2)
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MS63 PCGS (# 11895330)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $4,500
ESTIMATE: $3,000
MIN. BID W/O BP: $2,400
CONDITION NOTES: Beautiful orange gold with flashes of original crimson luster, sharply defined strike, barest traces of friction
COMMENTS: A large number of Double Eagles -- 1,189,000 -- were minted at San Francisco in 1883. Most of the high-grade pieces come from European bank hoards. NGC reports 94 MS63 and 3 64+ (7 higher, but none better than MS64), and PCGS 275 MS64 and 17 64+ (16 higher, none over 64+). (Image) (image2)
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MS63 PCGS (# 21074007)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $3,500
ESTIMATE: $2,300
MIN. BID W/O BP: $1,800
CONDITION NOTES: Gorgeous honey and rose gold luster, sharp strike, minimal friction marks with the most obvious being a diagonal scratch in the left field
COMMENTS: 916,000 Double Eagles were minted at San Francisco in 1884. NGC and PCGS report a combined total of approximately 600 in MS63 and 63+ grades (50 higher). (Image) (image2)
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MS63 PCGS (# 6624967)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $3,060
CONDITION NOTES: Honey-gold with rose accents in angled light, sharp strike, scattered marks on both surfaces, one on cheek, others mainly confined to fields
COMMENTS: 683,500 Double Eagles were minted at San Francisco in 1885. (Image) (image2)
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MS62 NGC (# 3775070042)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $2,480
ESTIMATE: $1,600
MIN. BID W/O BP: $1,400
CONDITION NOTES: Honey-gold that flashes rose in angled light, sharp strike, a few scattered marks on both surfaces
MS62 PCGS (# 5629621)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $4,000
ESTIMATE: $2,600
MIN. BID W/O BP: $2,000
CONDITION NOTES: Rose gold with gorgeous original luster, minimal abrasion marks, so few we wonder if this qualifies for an MS63 grade
COMMENTS: 283,000 Double Eagles were minted at San Francisco in 1887. High-grade examples are scarce. NGC reports only 214 MS62 and 27 MS63 (none higher). PCGS reports 502 MS62 and 16 62+ (84 higher). (Image) (image2)
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MS62 PCGS (# 5945655)
CONDITION NOTES: Rose gold with gorgeous original luster, scattered abrasion marks
MS62+ PCGS (# 83875355)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $2,450
CONDITION NOTES: Honey-gold that flashes rose in angled light, some darker patina on face, sharp strike, some friction chatter and a few tiny marks
COMMENTS: 859,600 Double Eagles were minted at San Francisco in 1888. Although NGC and PCGS report nearly 1,200 pieces graded at MS62, between them only 9 are graded 62+ (and 302 higher). (Image) (image2)
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MS63 PCGS (# 25676117)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $7,090
ESTIMATE: $4,500
MIN. BID W/O BP: $3,500
CONDITION NOTES: Deep gold with original luster that flashes crimson in angled light, sharp strike, the surfaces are virtually free of any distracting marks, a few tiny diagonal lines visible in field at right in angled light and one contact mark at top of head, a strong MS63 (MS64 candidate?) and outstanding example of this scarce and desirable Type II year
COMMENTS: Only 75,940 Double Eagles were struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1890, making this year one of the keys” of the series. Discoveries in the past few decades have brought s decent supply to market in grades up to MS62. However, from MS63 the 1890 becomes very scarce. NGC reports 27 at MS63 27 and 2 at 63+ (4 higher). PCGS reports 57 MS63 and one at 63+ (7 higher). (Image) (image2)
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MS64 NGC (# 598763016)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $4,530
CONDITION NOTES: Honey-gold with lots of rose accents and original luster, sharp strike, some friction chatter on face but virtually no distracting marks
COMMENTS: A large number of Double Eagles -- 1,288,125 -- were minted at San Francisco in 1891. Most of the high-grade pieces come from European bank hoards. NGC reports 72 MS64, one 64+ and 2 65 (none higher). PCGS reports 147 MS64, 7 64+ and one 65 (none higher). Therefore, this 1891-S in MS64 grade may be considered legitimately scarce. (Image) (image2)
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MS64 PCGS (# 50203147)
CDN/CPG® VALUE: $6,250
ESTIMATE: $4,000
MIN. BID W/O BP: $3,250
CONDITION NOTES: Honey-gold that flashes rose in angled light, sharp strike, some moderate friction chatter and a few tiny marks
COMMENTS: The 1892-S Liberty Double Eagle (930,150 minted) is considerably scarcer in MS64 or better grades. NGC reports 63 MS64 and 9 at 64+ (8 higher). PCGS reports 147 MS64 and 7 at 64+ (only one higher). (Image) (image2)
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