Lot 1737
1937 group of 6 coins.
A group of these popular half dollars grading Mint State 63. Lot of
6 coins.
Estimated Value $225-250.
Lot 1738
1939. NGC graded
Proof 68. When it comes to freshness and originality, nothing can beat this
beautiful proof 68 Walking Liberty half dollar. From its perfect surfaces to
its bold strike, and from its beautiful design to its lovely pale yellow
toning, it is a remarkable blend of numismatic artistry. Moreover, with only 31
graded this high (and none graded higher by PCGS or NGC) this is tied for the
finest available of the date. Bid accordingly.
Estimated Value
$2,000-3,000.
Lot 1739
1939. NGC graded
Proof 68. Here is an exciting example of the coiner's art, this splendidly
preserved proof specimen of the ever-popular Walking Liberty half dollar. The
surfaces have a light satiny-sheen from storage in the original cellophane from
the Mint, and the surfaces are devoid of marks. Only 19 have been so graded by
NGC, with none graded higher. A coin you'll never have to upgrade.
Estimated Value $2,000-3,000.
Lot 1740
1939. NGC graded
MS-67. Frosty and white with just a hint of golden color. Outstanding
surfaces! A joy to behold.
Estimated Value $350-400.
Lot 1741
1939-D. NGC graded
MS-66. Milky white luster and well struck for this Denver date, without a
blush of toning and obviously fresh from a roll.
Estimated Value $200-220.
Lot 1742
1939-D. NGC graded
MS-65. Lustrous and well preserved, fresh from a bag.
Estimated Value
$100-110.
Lot 1743
1940. PCGS graded
MS-65 Premium quality. Untoned and mint fresh. In an old PCGS holder, an
historic relic of days gone by.
Estimated Value $80-100.
Lot 1744
1940-S. NGC graded
MS-66. Untoned and with some central details but still a bit weak on
Liberty. A tough date this nice.
Estimated Value $600-700.
Lot 1745
1940-S. NGC graded
MS-65. Untoned and with clean surfaces, typical weak strike at the centers.
Estimated Value $200-220.
Lot 1746
1940-S. NGC graded
MS-65. Untoned and with the usual weakness at the centers.
Estimated
Value $200-220.
Lot 1747
1940-S. NGC graded
MS-65. Frosty and white on the obverse, with a bit of toning on the upper
reverse. Typical mush strike at the centers.
Estimated Value $200-220.
Lot 1748
1940-S. NGC graded
MS-65. Flashy, but weakly struck at the centers, no toning yet.
Estimated Value $200-220.
Lot 1749
1940-S. PCGS graded
MS-65. Typical weak strike on the centers. Frosty luster.
Estimated
Value $200-220.
Lot 1750
1941. PCGS graded
Proof 65 Premium quality. A beautiful coin that has curious irridescent
blue and green toning over the usual hazy mint colors. In an old style PCGS
holder, and well preserved.
Estimated Value $275-350.
Lot 1751
1942-S. NGC graded
MS-66. Stone white on both sides, completely without toning. A touch weak
at the centers, as always for this "S" mint issue. Magnificent surfaces.
Estimated Value $750-850.
Lot 1752
1942-S. NGC graded
MS-65. Flashy and white, with some central weakness as struck.
Estimated Value $225-250.
Lot 1753
1942-S. NGC graded
MS-65. Untoned and very lustrous. Typical weakness at the centers.
Estimated Value $225-250.
Lot 1754
1943 PCGS MS-66; 1943-S
Half Dollar PCGS MS-63 and 1922 Peace Dollar NGC MS-64. The first half
dollar is toned, the second half dollar is weakly struck at the centers and
Peace Dollar is flashy and white. Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value $200-220.
Lot 1755
1943-S. PCGS graded
MS-65. Well struck for the issue, only a bit of weakness at the centers.
Blazing luster.
Estimated Value $220-250.
Lot 1756
1943-S. PCGS graded
MS-65. Well struck for the issue, only a bit of weakness at the centers.
Blazing luster throughout.
Estimated Value $220-250.