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Categories • Stack's June 2006 → United States Coins → U. S. Quarter Eagles ($2.50 Gold) → U. S. Capped Bust Quarter Eagles |
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Lot # |
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Hammer Price |
| 1259 |
1796 Breen 1 (High R-6). No Stars on obverse
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EF |
$28,000.00
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Extremely Fine in strict terms of wear. All major details are pleasingly clear but the surfaces show the effects of jewelry use at one time. Careful examination shows subtle indentations in the denticles suggesting that old, non-destructive prong-mounts were used rather than solder applied to the coin. Although it has had its share of adventures over two centuries, this piece is still... more |
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| 1260 |
1796 Br.2 (R-5). Stars on Obverse
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EF |
$27,000.00
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Strong Very Fine and closely approaching Extremely Fine. The Liberty bust on the obverse rests between stars positioned 8 and 8. The reverse shield bears 16 stripes on this second major type of the first date of U.S. Quarter Eagle coinage. The coin displays very moderate wear, but all significant details are bold and pleasing, and the surfaces are a lovely deep yellow gold. A glass finds... more |
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| 1261 |
1805 Br.1
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CH EF |
$5,000.00
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Choice Extremely Fine in terms of wear but the coin has been previously cleaned and has a light greenish-gold tint. The reverse shows a few scratches over somewhat reflective surfaces. The strike is decent with some lustre still remaining. This early Quarter Eagle still has a decent appearance and should be viewed closely. |
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