Premier Coins & Currency Auction on Dec 3, 2026 by Dan Morphy Auctions in PA
Premier Coins & Currency
$10,000 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE - FR. 2231-B PMG CHOICE UNCIRCULATED 63
1851 $50 AUGUSTUS HUMBERT GOLD - 880 THOUS - PCGS XF40
1907 HIGH RELIEF SAINT-GAUDENS $20 — WIRE EDGE — PCGS MS63

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Denver, PA, United States
Auction starts at 10am (ET).
1809 CLASSIC HEAD HALF CENT: An early Classic Head half cent showing circulated surfaces and readable principal design elements. An interesting example of the short-lived half-cent type introduced in 1809.
Estimate:
$50
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$150
$50
(2 bids)
1801 DRAPED BUST LARGE CENT: An early Draped Bust large cent with circulated copper surfaces and surviving design detail. A historic issue from the first years of the nineteenth century.
Estimate:
$50
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$150
$25
1828 CORONET HEAD LARGE CENT: A circulated Coronet Head large cent from the late 1820s, displaying the familiar Matron Head portrait and wreath reverse. An early copper issue with natural surface color.
Estimate:
$50
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$100
$25
1854 BRAIDED HAIR LARGE CENT — PCGS MS66RB: A beautiful Gem Red-Brown example with vibrant remaining red luster framed by warm, original brown accents. The surfaces are exceptionally well-preserved for the type, showing smooth fields and
Estimate:
$2,500
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$3,250
$1,300
1863 INDIAN HEAD CENT - PGA MS64: A Civil War-era Indian Head cent dated 1863, struck in the original copper-nickel composition. Certified PGA MS64, with the distinctive pale-alloy appearance of the early series.
Estimate:
$200
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$400
$100
(1 bid)
1873 INDIAN HEAD CENT - PCGS PR64RB CLOSED 3: Closed 3 variety displaying reddish brown coloration and well defined Proof details. An attractive example of this early Indian Head cent issue.
Estimate:
$800
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$1,000
$400
1883 INDIAN HEAD CENT - PCGS PR64BN: A proof Indian Head cent with rich brown copper color and well-defined design detail. A desirable nineteenth-century proof issue in a PCGS holder.
Estimate:
$200
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$300
$100
(1 bid)
1892 INDIAN CENT - PCGS PR66RD - CAC APPROVED: A stunning Proof Red 1892 Indian Head Cent, certified PCGS PR66RD and endorsed by CAC for exceptional quality. This piece displays vibrant original full red color, razor-sharp devices and deeply
Estimate:
$3,700
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$4,000
$1,900
LOT OF 5: GRADED INDIAN HEAD CENTS: Five encapsulated Indian Head cents showing varying shades of red-brown and brown copper. The group offers a cross-section of this enduring nineteenth-century cent series.
Estimate:
$150
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$250
$75
(1 bid)
LOT OF 5: LINCOLN WHEAT CENTS: Four encapsulated, one raw Lincoln Wheat cents, including examples in third-party grading holders. A focused group for collectors of early twentieth-century cents, with shades of copper color varying
Estimate:
$100
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$200
$50
(1 bid)
1878 SHIELD NICKEL — PCGS PR66 CAC: A stunning Proof Shield Nickel with exceptional eye appeal and elite certification. This PCGS PR66 CAC example displays deeply mirrored fields and razor-sharp device detail, showcasing the full
Estimate:
$1,600
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$2,000
$800
1831 CAPPED BUST DIME — PCGS MS64: A lovely Mint State Capped Bust dime with bright, original luster and well-preserved surfaces for the type. The strike is sharp, showing crisp detail in Liberty’s curls and the eagle’s
Estimate:
$3,500
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$4,000
$1,800
1868 10¢ GEM PROOF PCGS PR66: Gem Proof with fantastic blue tint flashing across the mirrored fields, giving the coin standout visual pop. Razor-sharp devices, bold reflectivity, and that premium color make this a top-shelf
Estimate:
$2,500
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$3,000
$1,300
1893-S 10¢ PCGS MS62: Light, attractive toning drifts around the edges, giving the coin a subtle, original frame. Solid detail and that classic San Francisco look. A genuinely scarce date in Mint State and a strong pick
Estimate:
$700
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$800
$350
(1 bid)
1942/1 PCGS AU58 10¢ 2/1 VARIETY: A sharp, high-end AU example of the famous overdate. The bold 2/1 variety is clearly visible, and light circulation only grazes the high points. Attractive, original surfaces with subtletoning give
Estimate:
$2,400
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$2,800
$1,200
1875-CC SEATED LIBERTY QUARTER, NGC XF 45, CAC: A strong Carson City survivor with pleasing, even circulation wear and solid remaining detail. The devices show sharp definition for the grade, with Liberty’s gown folds and the eagle’s
Estimate:
$2,300
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$2,600
$1,200
1905 BARBER QUARTER — PCGS PR64 — CAC: An attractive Proof 1905 Barber Quarter certified PCGS PR64 and approved by CAC, confirming strong eye appeal and above-average quality for the grade. This coin shows crisp devices, reflective
Estimate:
$1,300
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$1,500
$650
1906 BARBER QUARTER — PCGS MS66: A beautifully preserved high-end Barber quarter with exceptional eye appeal. The coin shows crisp, frosty luster across both sides, with sharply struck details in Liberty’s hair, the wreath and
Estimate:
$1,200
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$1,600
$600
1912 BARBER QUARTER — PCGS PR66: High-end Proof 1912 Barber Quarter graded PCGS PR66, offering sharp devices, clean mirrored fields and excellent overall preservation. The strike is bold, with crisp details throughout
Estimate:
$2,000
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$2,500
$1,000
1925 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER — PCGS MS64FH: A sharply defined Full Head example from the series, displaying the bold strike and facial detail that make FH coins so desirable. The luster is bright and satiny across both sides, with clean,
Estimate:
$500
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$750
$250
(1 bid)
1932-S WASHINGTON QUARTER - PCGS MS63: A key date from the inaugural year of the Washington quarter series, the 1932-S boasts the lowest mintage of the entire series, with just 408,000 struck. This attractive Mint State example exhibits
Estimate:
$500
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$800
$250
1794 FLOWING HAIR HALF DOLLAR — PCGS VF30: A strong VF30 1794 Rare Flowing Hair Half Dollar, offering bold details and pleasing originality for this historic first-year type. The devices show clear definition in Liberty’s hair and the
Estimate:
$15,000
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$17,000
$7,500