Autographs-Coins-Currency-Americana 2004-04-18 Auction - 1456 Price Results - Early American History Auctions in VA - Page 54
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Lot 566:Red Jacket w/ Washington Peace MedalLot 250:George Washington Signed Letter 1799Lot 124: 3x Signed Thomas Jefferson Document
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Winchester, VA, United States
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Autographs-Coins-Currency-Americana

This auction has a wide variety of material in 64 different categories including Autographs, Coins, Currency, Americana & Maps with over $1,000,000 in total value. The following are highlights: AUTOGRAPHS: Manuscript Letter in which John Adams writes to Commodore William Bainbridge about a naval accident (Est. $10,000-$15,000); Autograph Letter signed by Lewis Addison Armistead, the Confederate General killed at Gettysburg (Est. $20,000-$40,000); 1816 Manuscript Song Book that contains the Star-Spangled Banner (Est. $8,000-$16,000); Autograph Letter Signed by Lord Stirling discussing the importance of taking Havana (Est. $6,000-$8,000); Autograph Letter Signed by George Washington, writing to his fellow Virginian officers about establishing a peacetime military in the year before his death (Est. $28,00-$36,000). DOCUMENTS: 1776 Archive of six letters relating to the British Occupation of Boston (Est. $6,000-$8,000). WASHINGTON-RELATED: Magnificent December 1799 black-bordered, mourning edition of the New Jersey Journal newspaper announcing the Death of George Washington (Est. $5,500-$7,500). LINCOLN-RELATED: 1860 Ambrotype of Abraham Lincoln by George Clark, considered to be the Holy Grail of Lincoln Campaign Badges (Est. $8,000-$10,000). PAINTINGS: Original Civil War-era watercolor painting: of “...THE KEARSARGE & THE ALABAMA (Est. $12,000-$16,000). COLONIAL CURRENCY: Extraordinary December 10, 1781 (hand-written date) Massachusetts Treasurer’s Certificate for $16 in “Spanish Milled Dollars (Est. $7,500-8,500). COLONIAL COINS: Large Planchet Pine Tree Shilling Noe 1, PCGS Graded About Uncirculated-55 (Est. $10,000-$12,000). MEDALS: Two 1906 Gold Medals Commemorating the Visit of Secretary of State Elihu Root to Brazil and Peru (Est. $8,000-$12,000). U.S. COINS: Impressive 1803 Turban Head $10 Gold Eagle in Extremely Fine-45 (Est. $8,000-$10,000). FOSSILS AND RELATED: Museum-quality 20" Psittacosaurus Skeleton, nearly complete, in a natural stone base (Est. $10,000-$20,000).
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1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-64: 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar, Select Uncirculated MS-64. Frosty white and essentially untoned. Popular Carson City issue.
1276: 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-64Est. $250-$350
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1887-O Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-65: Important 1887-O Morgan Dollar 1887-O Morgan Silver Dollar, ICG graded MS-65. Mostly white and brilliant, with a touch of golden iridescence around much of the obverse. This date is very elusive in
1277: 1887-O Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-65Est. $2,000-$3,000See Sold Price
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1890-S Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-63: 1890-S Morgan Silver Dollar, Choice Uncirculated MS-63, Deep Mirror Prooflike. Blast white luster and pure, colorless surfaces (a touch of color can be seen on the lower right obverse rim). A trifle
1278: 1890-S Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-63Est. $250-$375See Sold Price
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1891-S Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-63: 1891-S Morgan Silver Dollar, Choice Uncirculated MS-63. Nice and frosty, with circles of satiny, golden toning around both sides.
1279: 1891-S Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-63Est. $100-$200
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1896-O Morgan Silver Dollar: 1896-O Morgan Silver Dollar, ANACS graded About Uncirculated-50. Tough to find in high grade. This is a nice, problem-free example.
1280: 1896-O Morgan Silver DollarEst. $175-$250See Sold Price
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1898-S Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-64: 1898-S Morgan Silver Dollar, Select Uncirculated MS-64. Bright and untoned, with lots of cartwheel brilliance emanating from both sides. Nice, clean surfaces and a great S-Mint strike.
1281: 1898-S Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-64Est. $500-$650
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1903 Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-65: 1903 Morgan Silver Dollar, Gem Uncirculated MS-65. A brilliant Gem, with hard, chrome-like luster. Hints of golden toning add a trace of color to both sides. Impressive eye appeal.
1282: 1903 Morgan Silver Dollar, MS-65Est. $200-$300
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Lot 1284:1909-D Indian Head $5 Gold 1/2 Eagle: 1909-D Indian Head $5 Gold Half Eagle, Select Uncirculated (MS-64). Lustrous and well struck, with no breaks in the color or luster on any of the high points. A lovely high-grade example of the type.
1284: Lot 1284:1909-D Indian Head $5 Gold 1/2 EagleEst. $2,500-$3,000
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Lot 1285:1913-S Indian Head $5 Gold 1/2 Eagle: 1913-S Indian Head $5 Gold Half Eagle, SEGS graded AU-58. A tougher date in a highly desirable grade.
1285: Lot 1285:1913-S Indian Head $5 Gold 1/2 EagleEst. $700-$1,000
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1803 Turban Head $10 Gold Eagle: Impressive Well-Struck 1803 Eagle 1803 Turban Head $10 Gold Eagle, Extremely Fine-45. Taraszka 1-E, Rarity 4 (Very Scarce). An impressively well-struck example of this date, with crisp denticles
1286: 1803 Turban Head $10 Gold EagleEst. $8,000-$10,000See Sold Price
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1894-O Liberty Head $10 Gold Eagle: Lustrous 1894-O Eagle 1894-O Lberty Head $10 Gold Eagle, SEGS graded MS-62. A soft, yellow-gold example of this New Orleans issue, one of only 107,500 coins struck. Nice, full luster and an
1287: 1894-O Liberty Head $10 Gold EagleEst. $1,300-$2,000
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1877-CC $20 Gold Double Eagle: 1877-CC Liberty Head $20 Gold Double Eagle, Extremely Fine-45, cleaned. Prooflike luster can be seen in the protected areas, indicating an AU grade. However, the obverse has been lightly cleaned;
1288: 1877-CC $20 Gold Double EagleEst. $1,200-$1,600See Sold Price
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1850 Moffat & Co. $5 Gold: Rare 1850 Moffat & Co. $5 1850 Moffat & Co. $5 Gold, NGC graded VF-25. Soft, greenish-gold color. Despite having circulated, this piece lacks the dings and bruises that normally accompany pieces
1290: 1850 Moffat & Co. $5 GoldEst. $1,500-$1,750See Sold Price
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1853 California Fractional Gold $1: Rare 1853 California Gold Dollar 1853 California Fractional Gold Liberty Head Octagonal One Dollar, Uncirculated MS-60. Dies by Frontier and Deviercy. A delightful example with an interesting,
1291: 1853 California Fractional Gold $1Est. $900-$1,300See Sold Price
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1936 Arkansas Comm. 1/2 Dollar: Stunning 1936 Arkansas Half Dollar 1936 Arkansas Commemorative Half Dollar, PCI graded MS-68. A stunning coin with some of the most incredible, colorful toning you’ll ever see! Expect some
1292: 1936 Arkansas Comm. 1/2 DollarEst. $2,500-$3,000See Sold Price
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1937-PDS Arkansas Comm. $1/2 Set: 1937-PDS Arkansas Centennial Commemorative Half Dollar Set, all Choice Uncirculated (MS-63). A nicely matched set of milky-toned examples. This issue has a low, total mintage of a mere 5,505 sets.
1293: 1937-PDS Arkansas Comm. $1/2 SetEst. $275-$375See Sold Price
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1935-PDS Boone Comm. $1/2 Set: 1935-PDS Boone Commemorative Half Dollar Set, Gem Uncirculated MS-65. A trio of milky toned examples, all with burnt-gold peripheral iridescence. The maximum mintage for this set is limited to the D
1294: 1935-PDS Boone Comm. $1/2 SetEst. $500-$650See Sold Price
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1936 Bridgeport Comm. Half Dollar: 1936 Bridgeport Commemorative Half Dollar, Select Uncirculated MS-64, in the original box of issue. The coin is bright white and nearly Gem. The box is intact but rubbed on the outside.
1295: 1936 Bridgeport Comm. Half DollarEst. $200-$300See Sold Price
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1936 Cleveland Comm. Half Dollar: 1936 Cleveland Commemorative Half Dollar, PCGS graded MS-66. Nicely toned on the obverse, with tinges of golden-brown forming near the outer borders. The reverse is mostly white, with full luster
1296: 1936 Cleveland Comm. Half DollarEst. $425-$550See Sold Price
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1936-S Columbia,SC Comm. 1/2 Dollar: 1936-S Columbia, S.C. Commemorative Half Dollar, PCGS graded MS-66. Soft, satiny luster beneath a delicate golden-brown color that deepens to mottled charcoal-brown at the rims. Near-perfect
1297: 1936-S Columbia,SC Comm. 1/2 DollarEst. $350-$550See Sold Price
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1892 Columbian Expo Comm 1/2 Dollar: 1892 Columbian Exposition Commemorative Half Dollar, PCGS graded MS-65. Deeply toned in lilac-gray and sea-green iridescence. Full sail lines and impeccable surface quality. A real beauty.
1298: 1892 Columbian Expo Comm 1/2 DollarEst. $550-$700See Sold Price
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