Lot 589
1880-S. NGC graded MS-67. Blazing white frost on the obverse, the reverse with a trace of satiny luster. Toning free, and absolutely mint fresh.
Estimated Value $450-500.

Lot 590
1880-S. NGC graded MS-67. A lovely gem that is white and without a touch of toning.
Estimated Value $450-500.

Lot 591
1880-S. NGC graded MS-67. Slightly prooflike providing a hint of contrast. Pristine surfaces throughout.
Estimated Value $450-500.

Lot 592
1880-S. NGC graded MS-67. A couple of faint ticks from perfection, totally white and lustrous.
Estimated Value $450-500.

Lot 593
1880-S. NGC graded MS-67. Blazing white on the obverse, with a touch of haze on the reverse.
Estimated Value $450-500.

Lot 594
1880-S. NGC graded MS-66. Lightly toned on the obverse, but the colors are rich with bright gold, lighter blue and a touch of red along the rim. The reverse white.
Estimated Value $400-UP.

Lot 595
1880-S PCGS graded MS-64 and 1887 PCGS graded MS-65. Both are toned with blue and gold. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $300-400.

Lot 596
1880-S (2 pieces), both are NGC graded MS-66. Both are blazing white and untoned. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $275-300.

Lot 597
1881-CC GSA black box dollar with amazing colorful obverse toning! MS-64. Here is an unusual item, a lovely toned coin that boasts gorgeous hues of red, gold and deep blue at the edge, on the right side of the obverse. Mounted in the GSA black box as distributed under Richard Nixon's reign.
Estimated Value $500-UP.

Lot 598
1881-CC. MS-63. Semi-prooflike in the fields, and toned with a touch of gold.
Estimated Value $200-220.

Lot 599
1881-O. PCGS graded MS-65. Intense obverse toning of orange gold on the left side, and glowing light blue in her hair, with a small area of fuchsia and deeper purple in the field. The reverse white and lustrous. A lovely toned gem of this date.
Estimated Value $1,500-1,750.

Lot 600
1881-O. PCGS graded MS-63. Toned with a rainbow of colors on the right obverse, and even moreso on the reverse with the rainbow tones covering the right quarter of the coin. A lot of color for the price, and on two sides as well.
Estimated Value $100-125.

Lot 601
1881-S Superb multicolored obverse toning. PCGS graded MS-65. This one really has an artist's palette of vibrant colors over most of the obverse. Hues range from fuchsia to green and blue, with sunny gold intermixed. Truly a feast for the eyes! There is also an arc of gold toning on the right side of the reverse, which is otherwise white. Take a look at the color picture on the web or in the catalog to get some idea of how brilliant and intense these colors are, then make sure to view the coin prior to the sale in order to fully bask in the resplendent tones that greatly enhance this gem Morgan dollar.
Estimated Value $2,500-3,000.

Lot 602
1881-S, Especially blue, magenta and gold obverse toning. PCGS graded MS-65. The upper obverse is toned with a deep aqua blue which changes slowly to a deep magenta which then lightens at the lower obverse to a brilliant sunshine gold tone. Gem surfaces as well, and truly a magnificent coin to behold! The reverse, is untoned. Certainly at the top of the color ladder, and worthy of the most advanced toned Morgan collection, where this coin will no doubt be a centerpiece.
Estimated Value $2,500-UP.

Lot 603
1881-S, Vibrant obverse toning. ICG graded MS-67. This one is toned with magenta and greenish blue on Liberty's face and into the field on the left with extremely bright colors. White on the reverse. Clean surfaces and highly appealing.
Estimated Value $1,500-UP.

Lot 604
1881-S, Deep aqua blue and fuchsia on the obverse. NGC graded MS-66. This one is toned with dark blue and green on the obverse, primarily through Liberty's face and cheek, with magenta areas as well. Reflective fields and very few signs of handling, this superb coin will certainly find many eager buyers whenever it is offered. A hint of peripheral gold on the reverse.
Estimated Value $1,500-2,000.

Lot 605
1881-S, wild rainbow toning here. NGC graded MS-66. Irregular rainbow toning on the obverse, with the face bathed in sea green and a band of magenta through Liberty's hair running vertically. The fields show colorful renderings of artistic merit, while the reverse remains white save for a touch of peripheral gold. Excellent surfaces on this gem, with abundant appeal because of the wild toning.
Estimated Value $1,200-1,600.

Lot 606
1881-S. NGC graded MS-66. Brilliant yellow gold toning atop blazing luster with areas fading to blue in the fields on the obverse, the reverse toned as well with dusky rose hues and further bluish purples. Rarely are the colors this bright on these, so bid accordingly after viewing the coin in person (best), or looking at the color plates or our webpage photos. Don't miss out on these lovely toned dollars, as there are several spectacular ones in this sale! Opportunities abound.
Estimated Value $1,000-1,500.

Lot 607
1881-S (Two pieces). Both are toned, the first is PCGS graded MS-67 and has vibrant dark blue, russet and gold on the lower obverse and the second is PCGS graded MS-65 and toned deep blue and rose on the reverse. If you love toned dollars, take a look at these. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $800-1,000.

Lot 608
1881-S. PCGS graded MS-66. Magenta, blue and gold toning in an irregular fashion on the obverse, but mostly on the upper obverse rim. Light reddish gold on the reverse periphery. Boldly struck, and another colorful gem.
Estimated Value $700-UP.

Lot 609
1881-S. NGC graded MS-65. Mottled burgundy and blue over luster on the entire obverse in royal array, white on the reverse.
Estimated Value $600-UP.

Lot 610
1881-S (2 pieces) both wildly toned. Each grades MS-64. The obverses each have rainbow toning over part of the coin. Well struck and a nice pair. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $500-UP.

Lot 611
1881-S. NGC graded MS-67. A totally white gem that dances with frosty devices and abundant "spin". If you want a high end gem, this is a date which can be found and which won't completely break the bank.
Estimated Value $450-500.

Lot 612
1881-S. NGC graded MS-67. Snowy white and untoned, with pristine surfaces and slightly prooflike fields, providing some contrast. A monumental coin for the date collector.
Estimated Value $450-500.

Lot 613
1881-S. ICG graded MS-67. Intense obverse toning of gold, blue and fuchsia, with a small area at the top of the obverse still bright and untoned. Gem quality and very nicely toned.
Estimated Value $300-400.