America's first silver dollar. These Pillars or 8 Reales were the first circulating dollar coin in the new world. This specimen, rarely seen undamaged, and even rarer still to find in uncirculated condition, with this specimen qualifying as "choice" and looking for MS-63 than MS-62. It was the Pillar Dollar displayed in the world famous multi-million dollar Cardinal Collection and listed as the first lot in the sale. A wonderful addition to the silver dollar collector, colonials collector, foreign collector, or as an individual "find" for the investor.More
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Mexico 1761-Mo MM Silver 8 Reales, Cross Between H I KM-105 NGC AU-55-Calico-1075. 1761 Pillar Dollar is a coin of historical importance that significantly changed American Numismatics. Note that on the reverse the word HISPAN is split by a small cross atop the crown between the "H" and the "I." Coins of 1760 and earlier have the cross between the "I" and the "S." This relatively minor design change resulted from new design hubs being sent out from Spain, and lasted until the end of the Pillar coinage. Lovely original patina on this very choice about uncirculated specimenMore
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Silver Original. Reeded Edge. 231.4g. W-9100, Br-1058. Gorgeous toning. France Silver Medal (Jeton) related to a proposed French settlement in Carthage, NY. PCGS:9500. More
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New York Associate Church. R-E-NY-622. Earliest-dated American communion token. Russell Rulau (author of Standard Catalog of U.S. Tokens): "only 7 known). More
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New York Associate Church. R-E-NY-622. Earliest-dated American communion token. Russell Rulau (author of Standard Catalog of U.S. Tokens): "only 7 known). More
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1802/1 Draped Bust $5 NGC MS65. BD-1, R-4+. Glorious gem. Blazing luster. Condition census of a better date. Off the market for over a decade. PCGS Pop 1/1 NGC Pop 1/0
The rarest New Orleans-minted Quarter Eagle issue. Old holder. No PCGS auction records since 2013. Bid (50/55): 8000/13,000. PCGS:15,000. Mtg 4,000. More
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A Herbel countermark. "Unique" on a Quarter Eagle. Featured front & center on the Brunk reference book of countermarks. M-MO-125. St Louis, MO. More
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*CAC. Scarce, and numismatically interesting, variety using the large logotype employed for Silver Dollar production. Bid=10,000. PCGS:16,000. CAC pop 16/20. More
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Ex-SS Republic (blue label). Among the few recovered half dollars that were nice enough to earn a grade, and not 'shipwreck effect'. Hard to find! More
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*CAC. NGC Plus. Wondrous luster & toning. Nearly Full Head, but at an extreme discount to that designation. PCGS+:7000. (An NGC MS68 Full Head sold for 30k in 2008.)More
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1873. R-7+. *CAC. Pattern Trade dollar in Silver. Liberty seated on globe. Sole finest at PCGS. PCGS(64+): 35,000. Judd=25,000. CAC pop 1/0 (3 total). More
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1859. R-7+. Ex-Eliasberg. Rare Double Obverse Mule! Paquet's Liberty Seated with fasces; reverse Longacre's French Liberty Head. Delightful gem. Looks 66+. Catalogued in the Eliasberg sale by Q. David Bowers as the finest known example. Compare its qualit More
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1836. *CACG. Name Below Base. Die Alignment III. Marvelous near-gem with gorgeous toning & razor-sharp, fully-struck devices. Incredible! CAC pop 3/2. CAC Bid=106,950. PCGS:110,000. CPG:128,000. More
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