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A Primer of Pedigreed Coins From A to Z

Owner:  Coin Trader
Last Modified:  9/6/2016
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Slot: A is for American Numismatic Association
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: DIMES - ROOSEVELT
Item Description: 10C 1959 ANA CENTENNIAL SAMPLE
Grade: NGC MS 65
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Ex: ANA Centennial

ANA Centennial pedigree noted on slab, graded MS65, no line fatty. This coin was a given to attendees at the 1991 ANA Coin Show in Chicago, Illinois. As a side note, graded sample slabs are scarcer than samples without numeric grades, watch for them. Also to note, the coin inside is actually a 1959-D, not a Philadelphia coin. We only know of one other coin with this submission number (145534) that is ANA Pedigreed, and it follows by one coin in the submission sequence (085).
Slot: B is for Bass
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: QUARTER EAGLES - CORONET
Item Description: $2.5 1851 BASS
Grade: NGC AU 55
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Ex: Harry Bass

Nice, lightly circulated pre-civil-war Quarter Eagle from the collection of Harry Bass, the "King of Gold".
Slot: And Binion
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: SILVER DOLLARS - MORGAN LIBERTY HEAD
Item Description: $1 1886 BINION COLLECTION
Grade: NGC MS 65
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Ex: Binion Collection

Pedigreed to the hoard of coins owned by the famous Las Vegas Casino magnate, this coin is one of a small percentage to grade out at Gem. Special green label insert highlights the pedigree.
Slot: E is for Eliasberg
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: DOUBLE EAGLES - SAINT-GAUDENS
Item Description: $20 1909/8
Grade: PCGS MS 62
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.

One of those awesome looking large gold coins that looks like a solid MS63. Tthis coin is my only true Eliasberg-pedigreed overdate, since the 1844/81 large cent is actually a die sinker's blunder, and it's CAC approved.
Slot: And Eliasberg, Jr.
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: CENTS - LINCOLN, WHEAT REVERSE
Item Description: 1C 1909 VDB L.E.ELIASBERG JR. ESTATE
Grade: NGC MS 65 RD
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Jr.

A red first year Lincoln Cent pedigreed to the son of Louis Eliasberg, Sr.

A beautiful coin that is only missing an S mint mark for perfection. :)
Slot: F is for Fitzgerald
Origin/Country:
Design Description: Fitzgerald Casino Collection Nevada Club Reno Hoard
Item Description: DOLLAR 1964 FITZGERALD COLLECTION
Grade: NGC REPLACEMENT TOKEN
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These tokens were privately minted for use in 1964 in the Nevada Gaming Casinos. This token is pedigreed to the Lincoln Fitzgerald Collection and is part of the Nevada Club Reno Hoard. I remember fondly playing at the old Nevada Club. The shiney chrome mechanical slot machines, the 50s style diner and even the sound of coins falling into the trays are all on my mind as I type this. This was a time before Tito, the "ticket in ticket out" style of gaming prevalent today. I could sit and play nickels and check out the dates and mintmarks on the reverse, all the while sipping on the free drinks provided generously by the staff. When I got tired of playing, a 99 cent breakfast awaited in the diner, 24 hours a day. Memories. (No photo taken yet, sorry)
Slot: G is for General Services Administration
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: SILVER DOLLARS - MORGAN LIBERTY HEAD
Item Description: $1 1883 CC GSA HOARD
Grade: NGC MS 64
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Ex: GSA Hoard

Near gem GSA Morgan Dollar complete with a numbered card from the GSA sale in the 1970s. I have no idea if this card actually goes with this date and mint coin, as I also have an 1883CC GSA that has an un-numbered card. Can anyone enlighten me on which coins have numbered cards and which do not, and which numbers go with which dates?
Slot: O is for Omaha Bank Hoard
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: FIVE-CENT PIECES - JEFFERSON
Item Description: 5C 1952 S OMAHA BANK HOARD
Grade: NGC MS 66
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Ex: Omaha Bank Hoard

This is a brilliant, white coin with a strong strike but not quite full steps.

According to Mark Borckardt of Heritage Auction Galleries, his firm purchased the Omaha Bank Hoard in its entirety for a seven-figure total in 2004. The hoard consisted of over 320,000 coins, all in rolls, that were saved between the late 1930s and continuing until the early 1970s. The hoard consisted of cent through half dollar rolls all in mint state condition. It required a moving van to transport everything. The earliest coins in the hoard were original rolls of Buffalo nickels and Walking Liberty halves, with most of the coins being saved in the 1950s and 1960s, and very little saved after 1964.
Slot: P is for Pittman
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: DIMES - MERCURY
Item Description: 10C 1945 D PITTMAN
Grade: NGC MS 66 FB
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Ex: John Jay Pittman

Pleasantly toned CAC approved Winged Liberty Dime pedigreed to former American Numismatic Association President John Jay Pittman. A chemical engineer by trade, Pittman invested a large percentage of his modest annual salary into rare coins. Over the course of a 30-year career, Pittman amassed a collection that would eventually be sold for more than twenty five million dollars.
Slot: And Richmond
Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: GOLD DOLLARS
Item Description: G$1 1857 RICHMOND COLLECTION
Grade: NGC AU 53
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Ex: Richmond Collection

A very lightly circulated example of this pre-Civil War issue. CAC approved.

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