NGC MS-62 1849-O $1 Gold

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Open Wreath. Lustrous honey-gold with an olive glow throughout.

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NGC MS-62 1849-O $1 Gold

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Estimate $1,400-$1,500

Feb 17, 2026, 9:27 PM EST

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #121

Feb 05, 2026 2:30 PM EST

Milford, NH, United States

EF Details 1850 $1 Gold: Type I. Shows a short obverse scratch.

EF Details 1850 $1 Gold

BU-60 1852 $1 Gold: Type I. Lustrous and sharp.

BU-60 1852 $1 Gold

PCGS MS-61 Rattler 1853 $1 Gold: A premium quality example that's housed in an early generation PCGS "Rattler" holder.

PCGS MS-61 Rattler 1853 $1 Gold

PCGS MS-61 Rattler 1862 $1 Gold: Type III. Very choice for the grade and housed in an early generation PCGS "Rattler" holder.

PCGS MS-61 Rattler 1862 $1 Gold

AU-50+ 1874 $2.50 Gold Liberty: A nice lustrous example of this scarce issue.

AU-50+ 1874 $2.50 Gold Liberty

BU-62 Details 1891 $2.50 Gold Liberty: Very lustrous but with some scattered very light scratches.

BU-62 Details 1891 $2.50 Gold Liberty

PCGS MS-62 Rattler 1898 $2.50 Gold Liberty: Choice or even finer by today's standards. Housed in an early generation PCGS Rattler holder. Quite scarce with an original mintage of just 24,000 pieces.

PCGS MS-62 Rattler 1898 $2.50 Gold Liberty

PCGS Proof-61 1902 $2.50 Gold: Intensely lustrous yellow-gold with bold reflectivity. One of 193 Proofs of the date produced, though not all pieces were sold at the Mint. Pleasing for the assigned grade.

PCGS Proof-61 1902 $2.50 Gold

Generic Certified MS-65 1908 $2.50 Gold: We favor MS-62 as the grade. Frosty yellow-gold with a distinctive olive glow.

Generic Certified MS-65 1908 $2.50 Gold

PCGS MS-64 CAC 1908 $2.50 Gold Indian: Very choice if not gem quality. A desirable date in higher grades.

PCGS MS-64 CAC 1908 $2.50 Gold Indian

Generic Certified MS-65 1909 $2.50 Gold: We're calling AU-58 on this one. Frosty honey-gold.

Generic Certified MS-65 1909 $2.50 Gold

Generic Certified MS-65 1910 $2.50 Gold: MS-60 to our eyes. Lustrous yellow-gold with olive highlights.

Generic Certified MS-65 1910 $2.50 Gold

NGC MS-63+ 1914 $2.50 Gold Indian: A frosty honey-gold specimen with a decided olive glow. Sharp and appealing.

NGC MS-63+ 1914 $2.50 Gold Indian

ANACS MS-63 1929 $2.50 Gold Indian: Lustrous and very choice.

ANACS MS-63 1929 $2.50 Gold Indian

PCGS MS-63 1929 $2.50 Gold Indian: Original and choice.

PCGS MS-63 1929 $2.50 Gold Indian

PCGS MS-63 Rattler 1929 $2.50 Gold Indian: A nice example that's housed in an early generation PCGS "Rattler" holder.

PCGS MS-63 Rattler 1929 $2.50 Gold Indian

NGC MS-62 1857 $3 Gold: Bright yellow-gold with a hint of orange iridescence. Elusive in Mint State, as are most dates of the series. Choice for the assigned grade, with unbroken luster throughout.

NGC MS-62 1857 $3 Gold

NGC AU-53 1878 $3 Gold: Evenly worn yellow-gold surfaces.

NGC AU-53 1878 $3 Gold

PCGS AU-55 Rattler 1878 $3 Gold: A wonderfully lustrous original example that would easily make AU-58 by todays standards and in fact would not look at all out place in a mint state holder. Housed in an early generation PCGS

PCGS AU-55 Rattler 1878 $3 Gold

PCGS MS-62 1879 $5 Gold: Softly lustrous honey-gold with unbroken luster on the high points, not always the case for many MS-62 coins.

PCGS MS-62 1879 $5 Gold

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