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Categories • Stack's March 2005 → The Morrison Family and Lawrence C. Licht Collections → U. S. Gold Dollars → U. S. Type I Gold Dollars |
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Lot # |
Description |
Grade |
Hammer Price |
2167 |
1849 Open Wreath. Small Head. No 'L' on truncation. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated
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CH BU |
$1,500.00 |
A superbly struck coin that elicits full detail. A frosty sunset orange glow enhances both obverse and reverse. PCGS MS63. |
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2168 |
1849 Open Wreath. Large Head
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AU |
$140.00 |
About Uncirculated. Subtle red-gold in the fields and some surface marks define this example of this first, small-diameter Gold Dollar. |
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2169 |
1849'D'
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AU |
$2,100.00 |
About Uncirculated. Boldly struck on a typically crudely prepared planchet, this coin shows irregular rims, reasonably sharp stars, and legend. Liberty's highest locks are weakly detailed as always. Gleaming lustre shares the surfaces with some copper-red toning areas. The 'D' mintmark is boldly doubled, especially at the base, not ''minutely'' doubled as the late Walter Breen noted. One... more |
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2170 |
1849'O'
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VF to EF |
$140.00 |
Very Fine to Extremely Fine. This product of the New Orleans Mint has a pleasing overall appearance. Subtle orange-gold toning complements the original mint bloom still present in the protected areas of this classic Longacre design. |
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2171 |
1850
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AU |
$280.00 |
About Uncirculated or thereabouts. Actual wear is limited but a glass finds evidence of a past cleaning; 1851 About Uncirculated. Pleasing deep yellow-gold surfaces show a hint of red, some evidence of a past cleaning can be found; 1862 About Uncirculated in overall detail but polished from jewelry use. The reverse is crossed by evidence of an old mount. 3 pieces. |
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2172 |
1850
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EF |
$130.00 |
Extremely Fine. Lovely auburn-gold, problem-free surfaces. |
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2173 |
1850
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VF to EF |
$260.00 |
Very Fine to Extremely Fine in terms of detail. This coin exhibits several contact marks. The most noticeable being on Liberty's cheek and through the obverse star at 8:00. This specimen has been polished and is bent most likely due to use in jewelry; 1851 Very Fine. This problem-free specimen shows wear suitable to the grade. Closer inspection reveals traces of lustre in the protected areas around... more |
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2174 |
1851'C'
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CH AU |
$2,000.00 |
Choice About Uncirculated. A strong strike yields overall bold detail. The fields bear faint red-gold toning and examination under a glass reveals a couple of old scratches and some scattered hairlines. Closed 'C' mintmark is more sharply impressed than the date. |
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2175 |
1851'O'
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AU |
$125.00 |
About Uncirculated. A wealth of detail is highlighted by toning in the recesses, New Orleans mintmark and date are both sharply struck for bold visual quality. |
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2176 |
1852
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CH AU |
$120.00 |
Choice About Uncirculated. This partially lustrous coin's wear is superficial but for a single minor scuff in the field below Liberty's chin. |
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2177 |
1852
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EF |
$210.00 |
Extremely Fine. This example is free of any major distractions and retains a surprising amount of lemon-yellow mint lustre; 1853 Extremely Fine. Virtually free of any distracting marks, this example still has some mint lustre hugging the rims by the denticles. 2 pieces. |
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2178 |
1852'C'
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EF |
$900.00 |
Extremely Fine. A rich honey-gold example of this scarce date. A small impression which appears to be a strike-through is found at 3:00 on the obverse. An interesting specimen of this low-mintage issue. |
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2179 |
1852'O'
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EF |
$110.00 |
Extremely Fine. Wear is moderate but the coin's planchet has been warped at some point in an adventurous career. |
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2180 |
1853
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CH AU |
$400.00 |
Choice About Uncirculated. Orange-gold toning over smooth satiny surfaces. |
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2181 |
1853
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AU |
$150.00 |
Another. About Uncirculated. Full detail on Liberty's locks testifies to a sharp strike. A glass finds a few trivial hairlines of little import. |
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2182 |
1853'C' Choice Brilliant Uncirculated
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CH BU |
$8,500.00 |
Splendidly detailed as a result of a strong strike, this coin presents two-tone gold surfaces with mint frost especially bold around the rims and devices. One of 11,515 struck, and assigned an average grade of VF-35 by Akers. The 10-year Dannreuther-Garrett listing presents 46 appearance of this Charlotte date, only one finer than this extraordinary coin. |
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