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| 1794 |
United States
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1C 1794 HEAD OF 94 S-44 JULES REIVER COLLECTION
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NGC FA 2 BN
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Ex: Jules Reiver Collection. This 18th Century Large Cent has an AG obverse with a full clear date, which is offset by a nearly slick Poor reverse. Nice coin!
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| 1798 |
United States
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1C 1798
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PCGS AG 3 BN
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr. This 200-plus year old coin is dark chocolate in color with legends and date visible. I never thought I'd own a coin that was minted in the George Washington administration, and I'm pleased to add this coin to the Eliasberg Reunited Custom Set. This coin was acquired in May 2014 and has not yet been imaged or sent to CAC.
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| 1808 |
United States
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1C 1808
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PCGS VG 8 BN
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr
This circulated chocolate brown Classic Head cent resides in an older PCGS green holder, and is the oldest coin currently in our Eliasberg pedigreed collection.
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| 1827 |
United States
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1C 1827
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PCGS G 6 BN
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No pedigree. Circulated cameo effect obverse due to wear on bist, chocolate brown reverse. Old green PCGS label.
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| 1834 |
United States
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1C 1834 SM 8 LG ST MED LET N-2 JULES REIVER COLLECTION
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NGC AU 58 BN
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Ex: Jules Reiver Collection
Nice chocolate brown, N-2,with rotated dies as an added bonus. CAC approved.
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| 1837 |
United States
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1C 1837
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PCGS AU 58 BN
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
Old green PCGS holder with a CAC green bean. Looks MS63. Obverse die cracks throughout the stars. The scratch on the reverse through the 'T' in cent is on the holder, not the coin.
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| 1838 |
United States
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50C 1838 JULES REIVER COLLECTION
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NGC VG 10
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Ex: Jules Reiver
Circulated Reeded Edge Half Dollar pedigreed to the collection of War Hero and numismatic author Jules Reiver. His famous heroism in World War II at Omaha Beach on D-Day and action at The Battle of the Bulge inspired the role of Lt. Col. Kiley, played by Henry Fonda, in the famous movie.
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| 1842 |
United States
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H10C 1842 ELIASBERG
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NGC MS 64
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
Attractively toned. Not yet photographed.
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| 1843 |
United States
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$2.5 1843 ELIASBERG COLLECTION
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NGC AU 55
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
When I started the Eliasberg Reunited Collection, I did not expect to be able to include gold coins in my numismatic pursuit, but this circulated 1843 was available at a Paupers Price to add to my King of Coins Collection.
The first major wagon train headed west on the Oregon Train in the year that this coin was minted. Maybe this coin was aboard :)
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| 1844 |
United States
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1C 1844 ELIASBERG
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NGC F 15 BN
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr. (This coin was recently acquired. Details and photo will be posted within 10 days).
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| 1847 |
United States
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$2.5 1847 ELIASBERG
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NGC AU 58
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr. Only the slightest rub on the high points keeps this coin from going Choice Unc. Not yet sent to CAC, photos to follow. Coin just acquired Jan. 2015
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| 1851 |
United States
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$2.5 1851 BASS
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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".
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| 1853 |
United States
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$10 1853 ELIASBERG
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NGC AU 58
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr. (This coin was recently acquired. Photo and details will be updated within the next 14 days).
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| 1854 |
United States
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H10C 1854 O ARROWS
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PCGS AU 55
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr
A wonderfully toned Half Dime with fully original surfaces and not a trace of visible wear. Beautifully colorful, though my photographic skills have trouble catching it, and a proof like cameo effect on the reverse make the observer ask why this coin wasn't graded mint state. CAC likes it too, awarding this coin a coveted Gold Bean. Too bad my photography skills aren't good enough to fully capture the color and beauty of this coin.
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| 1856 |
United States
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H10C 1856 O
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PCGS MS 65
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr. This coin was purchased in the 2015 Gene Gardner sale and resides in a PCGS old green holder.
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| 1857 |
United States
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G$1 1857 RICHMOND COLLECTION
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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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| 1858 |
United States
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H10C 1858 O
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PCGS AU 58
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
A crusty old half dime for this crusty old coin collector, this coin has just the very slightest of wear, housed in an old green PCGS holder with a CAC green bean.
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| 1859 |
United States
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H10C 1859 O
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PCGS MS 64
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr. Purchased from the Gene Gardner sale in 2015, this toned half dime is CAC approved and look nicer in hand than the Heritage Auction photo accompanying the sale. At $881.25 including buyers premium, the coin was purchased at less than half of its original sale price of $1870 (as an estimated grade of MS66) in the 1996 Eliasberg sale, where it was touted as "possibly the finest known specimen" and "a remarkable opportunity for the discerning specialist". Today the coin resides in a PCGS MS64 holder with a green CAC sticker. Having examined the coin closely, I disagree with both grades, and feel the coin is a probable MS65, or at least a PCGS 64+. She's a nice coin, certainly, but the lofty 1996 marketing of the lot as MS66 wasn't realistic then and still isn't today.
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| 1864 |
United States
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1C 1864 COPPER NICKEL
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PCGS VF 20
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(No pedigree)
Nice, no problem Civil War Indian Cent, honest wear only.
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| 1865 |
United States
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2C 1865
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PCGS MS 62 RB
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
An attractive coin with a lot of red, this two cent piece would probably CAC, and perhaps grade MS63 at PCGS today. From the Bowers and Merena Sale of the Louis Eliasberg Collection in 1996, and still in it's original Old Green Holder.
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| 1869 |
United States
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1C 1869
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PCGS MS 63 RB
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
Old green PCGS holder with a CAC green bean. A nice looking mostly red Indian Head coin, fully struck and deserving of an MS 64 grade today.
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| 1870 |
United States
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H10C 1870
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PCGS PF 65
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr. -- From the Bowers and Merena sale of the Eliasberg Collection in 1996 (Lot 1029), this coin was described by Bowers as "Proof 66, Brilliant with whisper of champagne toning on the obverse, hints of blue on the reverse... Certainly this is one of the finer examples known." Graded PF65 by PCGS in 1996 (old green holder), the coin has not been photographed or sent to CAC, but the only uncertainty is whether it deserves a green sticker or the coveted gold football.
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| 1871 |
United States
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5C 1871
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PCGS PF 65
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
We couldn't decide between this low mintage proof and the equally attractive 1873 circulation strike in our collection. So we decided to keep both. That's the beauty of NGC Custom Sets. One can make his own rules as he builds his collection. One can't make any more 1871 Proof Nickels, however, and the 960 coin low mintage of this issue makes it a keeper. This coin is housed in an older PCGS green holder.
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| 1873 |
United States
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5C 1873 CLOSED 3
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PCGS PF 66 CAMEO
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr. Brilliant proof cameo Closed 3 of this popular date nickel. CAC approved.
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| 1874 |
United States
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H10C 1873
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PCGS PF 64
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
From the Eliasberg auction catalog 5/96, plated as lot 1034: "Delicate champagne toning. A splendid specimen of the last issue of the series... Open D in UNITED. Mintage of 1873 Proof Half Dimes was 600, but many unsold pieces were melted at the mint on July 10, 1873."
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| 1875 |
United States
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20C 1875 S
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NGC VG 8
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(No pedigree)
Nice low grade double dime with a classic circulated look.
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| 1877 |
United States
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25C 1877 S JULES REIVER COLLECTION
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NGC XF 45
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Ex: Jules Reiver Collection
Gray original surfaces with crud in all the right places. CAC approved, could regrade AU50.
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| 1878 |
United States
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$1 1878 7TF REV OF 78
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PCGS MS 64
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(No pedigree)
Somewhat prooflike, usual marks for the grade.
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| 1879 |
United States
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$2.5 1879
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PCGS AU 58
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Ex: Amon Carter
This is a beautiful coin with proof like fields that looks MS63 at first glance. Slight cabinet friction limits the grade. We haven't sent this coin to CAC but it certainly would sticker. Amon Carter was a Dallas newspaper magnate whose collection was sold at auction by Stacks in January of 1984. The original auction tag, lot number 565, is included with the coin.
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| 1880 |
United States
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$1 1880 S
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NGC MS 62
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(No pedigree)
Lusterous but baggy devices prevent a higher grade.
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| 1881 |
United States
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10C 1881
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PCGS PF 66
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
Probably my favorite owned coin, this 1881 Seated Liberty Dime resides in a Proof 66 PCGS holder with a CAC sticker, but the beauty of the coin goes far beyond its technical grade. Only the photographs of this toned coin can convey the quality and beauty of this low mintage issue. I truly believe that this coin, if resubmitted, would upgrade to MS66+ or possibly MS67. Mintage: 975. Realized $1430 in the May 1996 Eliasberg sale, lot 1222. Sold again 1/4/2007 for $2760, Heritage FUN show (Orlando). Ex: William Dickinson Collection; Chapman Brothers; J.M. Clapp before Eliasberg.
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| 1882 |
United States
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$1 1882 CC GSA HOARD
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NGC MS 64
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Ex: GSA Hoard
Near gem GSA Morgan Dollar complete with an unnumbered 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 a numbered card. Can anyone enlighten me on which coins have numbered cards and which do not, and which numbers go with which dates?
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| 1883 |
United States
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5C 1883 NO CENTS ELIASBERG
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NGC MS 64
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
Flashy white coin that might regrade MS65. This coin has an unusual die crack on the reverse, starting at the top of the crown of Liberty, and extending through several stars clockwise to the right. CAC approved.
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| 1884 |
United States
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$1 1884 CC
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PCGS MS 66 PL
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
A beautifully brilliant coin with nice mirrors and an attractive cameo effect. While the 1884 is one of the more common Carson City issues, I feel fortunate to own one of the Eliasberg Carson City coins, and an attractive one at that.
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| 1885 |
United States
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$1 1885 S ELIASBERG
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NGC MS 64
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
This recently acquired Morgan Dollar has not yet been photographed or sent to CAC for evaluation.
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| 1886 |
United States
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$1 1886 BINION COLLECTION
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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.
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| 1887 |
United States
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$10 1887 S ELIASBERG
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NGC AU 58
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Ex: Louis Eliasberg, Sr.
Original surfaces attractive with few marks, looks uncirculated and is CAC approved.
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| 1888 |
United States
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$1 1888 S
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PCGS G 4
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(No pedigree)
Just honest wear, nice coin for the grade.
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| 1889 |
United States
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$1 1889 CC
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NGC G 6
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(No pedigree)
Circulated example of a scarcer Carson City date.
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| 1890 |
United States
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$1 1890 S
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NGC MS 62
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(No pedigree)
Brilliant surfaces with some toning along the rims. Well struck and probably under graded by a point.
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| 1891 |
United States
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$1 1891 S
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PCGS AU 58
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(No Pedigree)
This coin absolutely looks mint state. I was disappointed when it came back AU58, and still can not see why they downgraded it. The obverse looks a solid 63, and the proof like reverse looks MS64. Maybe someday I will resubmit this coin.
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| 1892 |
United States
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50C 1892 COLUMBIAN
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NGC AU 55
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(No pedigree)
An old time coin with an old time look to it, similar to the circulated Morgan Dollars in appearance and color. Original surfaces, certainly, but just enough wear to preclude a mint state grade.
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| 1893 |
United States
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$5 1893 S
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PCGS AU 58
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Ex: Harry Bass
Louis Eliasberg was the "King of Coins", and Harry Bass was known as the "King of Gold". I feel like a King to own coins from both collections, including this very nice CAC approved Half Eagle from the San Francisco Mint. and the collection of Harry Bass.
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| 1894 |
United States
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50C 1894 JULES REIVER COLLECTION
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NGC VG 8
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Ex: Jules Reiver
Attractive with a circulated cameo effect, this CAC approved coin came from the collection of World War II hero Jules Reiver.
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| 1895 |
United States
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10C 1895 O
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PCGS G 6
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(No pedigree)
Just honest wear, full rims obverse and reverse.
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| 1896 |
United States
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10C 1896 S
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NGC G 4
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(No pedigree)
Circulated problem free Barber Dime.
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| 1897 |
United States
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50C 1897 O
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NGC AG 3
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(No pedigree)
Good obverse with the reverse worn beyond the rims.
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| 1899 |
United States
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$1 1899 O
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PCGS MS 63
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(No pedigree)
Very clean for an MS63, not sure whether I should be sad that this coin did not make MS64 or pleased that it received the coveted plus. Looks MS64 either way.
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| 1900 |
United States
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$1 1900 O
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PCGS MS 62
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(No pedigree)
A obverse cheek marks keeps this coin from MS63.
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| 1901 |
United States
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$1 1901 O
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PCGS MS 62
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(No pedigree)
White coin with a hint of very light gold tone in the dentils.
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