Lot 614
1881-S. ICG graded MS-65. Wild blue, gold and red on the obverse, with lighter hues at the bottom, deeper gray at the top. Mostly white on the reverse, save for a band on the right side. Another intensely colored gem.
Estimated Value $300-400.

Lot 615
1881-S. PCGS graded MS-64. Especially vibrant colors on the obverse, ranging through burgundy, blue, green and gold, with a lighter area on Liberty's face, as though the sun was shining there (more likely a coin rested there for many years and both were near the top of the bag). Clean surfaces, and in an old green insert PCGS holder.
Estimated Value $300-400.

Lot 616
1881-S (2 pieces), both are NGC graded MS-66. Untoned and frosty. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $275-300.

Lot 617
1881-S. NGC graded MS-64. The obverse boasts a vibrant band of aqua, gold, red and green just touching Liberty's face and left, blazing gold elsewhere on the obverse, the reverse with a similar but smaller band on the lower left.
Estimated Value $250-350.

Lot 618
1881-S. PCGS graded MS-65. Rainbow toned on the lower obverse, with bright magenta, blues and golds, the upper two thirds are bright and untoned, as is the entire reverse save for a bit of gold.
Estimated Value $100-125.

Lot 619
1882-CC and 1883-CC (2 pieces). These grade MS-60+ or better. A bright, fresh little "CC" group. Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value $200-220.

Lot 620
1882-CC, 1883-CC and 1884-CC all grade MS-60+. Bright and frosty. Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value $200-225.

Lot 621
1882-CC and 1883-CC (2 pieces) GSA black box dollars. All three grade MS-60 to 60+. Each is mounted in the familiar black GSA box. Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value $200-230.

Lot 622
1882-CC and 1883-CC, both grade MS-60+. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $140-150.

Lot 623
1882-CC. ANACS graded MS-65. This one has pretty coin album toning, with deep blue at the rim which fades to gold quickly, the centers white and lustrous. Highly appealing.
Estimated Value $125-150.

Lot 624
1882-CC. MS-63. A trace of gold around the edges.
Estimated Value $80-90.

Lot 625
1882-CC GSA dollar in black government packaging. MS-60+. Frosty and untoned.
Estimated Value $70-80.

Lot 626
1882-O, O over S. PCGS graded MS-63. Golden toned around the rims, with medium gray at the centers. One thin pin scratch can be seen down Liberty's face. The O/S Mintmark is very plain.
Estimated Value $600-650.

Lot 627
1882-S, with colorful obverse and reverse toning! NGC graded MS-67. This one has old album style toning with magnificent light peripheral blue toning with bright red-gold at the rims and lighter gold towards the centers, and perfectly matched on the reverse with similar colors and loads of eye appeal. Remarkably the surfaces are pristine, with nary a flaw to be found save a scattered light ticks. Certainly one of the more appealing examples although the intensity of the colors isn't as strong as on a few of the others in this sale.
Estimated Value $900-1,300.

Lot 628
1882-S. PCGS graded MS-65. Intense obverse toning of gold and purple, a marvelous combination! Hints of lime are included. One of the more attractive toned dollars in this sale. White on the reverse.
Estimated Value $600-UP.

Lot 629
1883. NGC graded MS-65. This example has gorgeous deep blue peripheral toning which fades to a deep reddish gold then lighter gold at the centers. Similar and matching on the reverse, although there is more bright white luster at the center. A lovely toned gem for the numismatist.
Estimated Value $800-1,000.

Lot 630
1883-CC and 1884-CC, both grade MS-63. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $140-160.

Lot 631
1883-CC GSA dollar. MS-60+. Mounted in the black plastic, but no box is included.
Estimated Value $70-80.

Lot 632
1883-O, Spectacular obverse rainbow toning! NGC graded MS-65. Deep and colorful toning in well organized waves on this one, with a particularly bright blue wave through Liberty's face which is surrounded by orange gold and glowing red hues as well. If you demand technicolor toning, then check out this gem! White on the reverse, save for a light gold peripheral ring. Further, gem surfaces with minimal bag ticks.
Estimated Value $700-1,000.

Lot 633
1883-O. PCGS graded MS-64. Deep burgundy and mauve with blue undertones on the obverse offsetting the deep greens and aquas, the reverse mostly white save for the periphery. Slightly flat at the centers.
Estimated Value $400-UP.

Lot 634
1883-S. PCGS graded MS-64 Premium Quality. Truly an impressive Morgan dollar that boasts rich green, blue and gold toning on both sides over frosty luster. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are very nice for the grade. We note this one has been housed in a coin album for many years when it came to us recently for auction. PCGS has graded 231 this high, but importantly only 15 higher! Don't expect a better one unless you have an awful lot of money to spend.
Estimated Value $2,500-UP.

Lot 635
1884-CC. SEGS graded MS-65. Bright and untoned, with a few scattered marks, but enough eye appeal for a gem grade from SEGS.
Estimated Value $125-150.

Lot 636
1884-CC GSA dollar. MS-64. A lovely coin, that is totally white and untoned. Excellent surfaces throughout! One for the investor. In the original black box of issue.
Estimated Value $120-140.

Lot 637
1884-O. NGC graded MS-65. Rainbow toning on the obverse, with deep iridescent blue by the date which changes to brilliant reddish gold, then lighter gold above and fading to a rich sunset gold near the top of the obverse. The toning on this one is well organized and highly appealing. Reverse is white, save for peripheral gold with a dash of blue. Gem surfaces and a good strike too. Another gem for the color specialist.
Estimated Value $1,500-2,000.

Lot 638
1884-O (2 pieces), PCGS graded MS-65 and another PCGS graded MS-66, both with obverse toning. The higher grade coin has light satiny toning of blues and red, the lower grade coin is doused in deep burgundy, green and blue iridescence in copious quantities. Lot of 2 coins.
Estimated Value $800-UP.