Lot 1801
1882-CC. MS-63.
A frosty totally white specimen.
Estimated Value $80-100.
Lot 1802
1882-S. PCGS graded
MS-66. Frosty, white and untoned. Well struck, too.
Estimated Value
$175-200.
Lot 1803
1882-S. NGC graded
MS-65. Lightly toned on the obverse with gold at the extreme edge, the
reverse is a radiant fuchsia and deep blue bonanza which will dazzle the eye of
any coin artist. Flashy luster beneath the toning, and well preserved.
Estimated Value $70-75.
Lot 1804
1883-O. PCGS graded
MS-62 Partial collar strike. Flashy and white, with a wide rim at the top
of the obverse and bottom of the reverse. Another rare Morgan dollar error for
the specialist. A bit tough to see in the PCGS holder.
Estimated Value
$400-500.
Lot 1805
1883-S. AU-50.
Some of the luster remains and the centers are well struck. Tough to find
much nicer.
Estimated Value $90-100.
Lot 1806
1884. PCGS graded
MS-66. A totally white, sparkling gem. In a first generation PCGS holder.
Estimated Value $600-650.
Lot 1807
1884-CC. MS-63.
Totally white, bright and frosty.
Estimated Value $70-80.
Lot 1808
1884-CC a pair of GSA
dollars. One grades Mint State 63 and is frosty, the other is Mint State
62. Mounted in the governments own primitive version of a "slab". Lot of 2
coins.
Estimated Value $140-180.
Lot 1809
1884-O. PCGS graded
MS-65 Deep mirror prooflike. A superb gem of this date, the fields show
deep mirrors, while the devices are well frosted. Remarkably clean for one of
these, and house in an old style PCGS holder.
Estimated Value $300-400.
Lot 1810
1884-O. A roll of
Morgan Dollars grading Mint State 60 to 63. A popular date roll with
investors.
Estimated Value $300-350.
Lot 1811
1884-O. A roll of this
date which grades Mint State 60 to 62. Lot of 20 coins.
Estimated
Value $300-350.
Lot 1812
1885-CC. MS-63.
A sparkling white frosty mint example with a touch of natural rice paper
toning.
Estimated Value $200-250.
Lot 1813
1885-CC. A trio of
sparkling white beauties grading Mint State 64 or better Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value $700-900.
Lot 1814
1885-S. PCGS graded
MS-66. One of the finest known of this date, a perfect example of a
condition rarity. Although available in grades up to MS-64, in true gem this
coin becomes difficult to locate. Only 193 have been graded as MS-65, and to
obtain an MS-66, as offererd here, only 13 have been so graded by PCGS!
Furthermore, just a single coin has been graded higher. Therefore, if you
demand the very, very best for your Morgan silver dollar collection, then
purchase this condition rarity and put it away.
Frosty white and untoned,
fresh from a mint bag that was probably released in the 1970s or so. Widely
scattered bagmarks, few of any consequence, keep this piece head and shoulders
above the rest. Minor roller marks on Liberty's cheek from the planchet
preparation process.
Estimated Value $4,000-4,500.
Lot 1815
1885-S. NGC graded
MS-64. A bright, frosty white specimen with a touch of light golden toning
about the outside borders.
Estimated Value $250-275.
Lot 1816
1886. PCGS graded
MS-63 Partial Collar Strike. We can not see the mint error noted on the
holder because of the PCGS holder, but assume the coin is what is stated on the
insert, a partial collar strike. Flashy luster and only moderate handling
marks.
Estimated Value $400-450.
Lot 1817
1886-O. ICG graded
MS-63. Frosty white luster on both sides, with a hint of golden toning on
the obverse. Boldly impressed for the date, with excellent feathers on the
eagle. Typical surface marks for the grade, but none deep or annoying.
Estimated Value $1,000-1,500.
Lot 1818
1887. A roll of this
date which grades Mint State 60 to 62. Lot of 20 coins.
Estimated
Value $300-350.
Lot 1819
1887. A roll which
grades from Mint State 60 to 62. Lot of 20 coins.
Estimated Value
$300-350.
Lot 1820
1887 A roll of 20 coins.
A choice roll that grades from Mint State 60 to Mint State 63. Lot
of 20 coins.
Estimated Value $350-400.
Lot 1821
1888-S. PCGS graded
MS-65. One of the scarce dates in the popular Morgan Dollar series, this
one boasts mint fresh luster and untoned surfaces. The strike is full and
complete, and the fields and devices are problem-free. Flashy and pleasing.
Estimated Value $2,000-2,500.
Lot 1822
1890-CC. MS-60 plus
Semi prooflike. Frosty devices that show only moderate handling marks,
despite the rather modest grade. One for the date collector.
Estimated
Value $175-200.
Lot 1823
1890-O. MS-63.
Lightly toned on both sides, with a few minor marks from a higher grade.
Estimated Value $50-60.
Lot 1824
1891-S. MS-63.
A flashy white coin.
Estimated Value $70-80.
Lot 1825
1892-CC. MS-60
plus. A nice clean cheek and attractively toned.
Estimated Value
$300-400.