May 28, 2001, The Fairchild Family Trust Collection, Sale 10
Lot 675
1932, 1934, 1935, 1936,
1937 and 1937-D. These grade MS-63 or better. Mostly fresh white
luster, some with a bit of haze. Lot of 6 coins.
Estimated Value $125-150.
Lot 676
1932-D, 1932-S and 1936-S.
These grade AU-58. We note the 1932 D and S both show some
hairlines, probably from a cleaning in the past. All would fit well into a mint
state album collection. Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value $400-500.
Lot 677
1932-D. EF-45.
Light circulated, and needed by most collectors.
Estimated Value
$100-125.
Lot 678
1932-S. Accugrade
graded MS-63. Light mottled gold in color and with lots of frosty luster.
FEB on the insert means Full Eagle's Beak we're told by the consignor. One of
the key dates to the Washington quarter series.
Estimated Value $700-800.
Lot 679
1932-S. MS-60 Plus.
Nicely toned and presentable, but there is a long scratch from the eagle's
neck out his left wing, which is hard to see, but present. Scarce.
Estimated Value $300-400.
Lot 680
Washington Quarter group.
The following are included, 1932-S ANACS graded AU-50, deeply toned;
1934 Double Die Obverse 1 and Double Die Reverse 1, ANACS graded VG-10 and
1950-S/S PCI graded EF-45. The 1932-S may be artificially retoned, the 1934
has minor green verdigris on the reverse and the 1950 S/S is not the same
variety as noted under Breen-4350, but the S shows very slight recutting. Lot
of 3 coins.
Estimated Value $100-UP.
Lot 681
1932-S. ANACS graded
AU-50.
Estimated Value $80-100.
Lot 682
1934-D and 1935-D.
Both grade MS-60 to MS-63. Frosty and white. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $300-350.
Lot 683
1935-S. MS-65. A
true gem with excellent color and surfaces, virtually as struck with full
luster and undiminished by bagmarks or other detriments.
Estimated Value
$200-250.
Lot 684
1936-D. PCGS graded
MS-65. Normally on a gem coin we see a few ticks and handling marks. This
one is really a cut above, as the devices and fields are exceptional for the
grade. Hazy toning over fresh mint luster, and plucked from an old date set
just before the sale and submitted to PCGS for their opinion.
Estimated
Value $500-700.
Lot 685
1937-S. MS-64.
Strong luster and a decent strike.
Estimated Value $100-150.
Lot 686
1938 and 1938-S.
Both grade MS-63. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $120-150.
Lot 687
1939 PDS and 1940 PDS.
These are mostly MS-63. Most are bright and flashy, and untoned. Lot
of 6 coins.
Estimated Value $200-250.
Lot 688
1939-D. PCGS graded
MS-66. Toned with several different colors on the obverse, including red,
blue and gold. The reverse shows light gold, mostly around the lower portion.
Clean surfaces and perfect for the date collector who demands a high end toned
coin.
Estimated Value $125-150.
Lot 689
Washington Quarter partial
set 1941 to 1961-D. A nice set that grades MS-60 or better and is mounted
in a Library of Coins album. Mostly untoned, but a few are golden. Lot of 63
coins.
Estimated Value $300-350.
Lot 690
Washington Quarter Silver
Set, 1932 to 1964-D complete. The set grades AU to BU, with most grading
BU. This set is from Superior Galleries Jerry Buss Sale, January 1985 and
is mounted in two large black Capital Plastics holders. The 1932-D has been
harshly cleaned. Lot of 83 coins plus an extra one to show the reverse.
Estimated Value $1,000-1,200.