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Categories • Stack's October 2005 New York → Stack's 70th Anniversary Sale → U. S. Gold Dollars → U. S. Type I Gold Dollars |
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Lot # |
Description |
Grade |
Hammer Price |
| 1139 |
1849 Open Wreath. 'L' on truncation
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CH AU |
$450.00
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Choice About Uncirculated. Greenish-gold patina; 1856 Slant 5. Extremely Fine. Slight rim disturbance at 4:00; 1856 Slant 5. Extremely Fine. Slight buckling as made. 3 pieces. |
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| 1140 |
1851'C' Brilliant Uncirculated
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BU |
$2,400.00
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This coin has the appearance of a Choice coin but has had a very gentle cleaning, leaving some light hairlines. A very strong strike over greenish-gold toning. This coin still has a very appealing look. |
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| 1141 |
1852 Superb Gem Brilliant Uncirculated
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SUP GEM BU |
$11,500.00
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Outstanding mint color over surfaces that exude the most spectacular mint lustre. Sharply struck with every detail boldly portrayed. Lovely greenish-gold toning adds the finishing touch to one of the finest Gold Dollars this cataloger has ever seen. A must see coin for the supergrade collector. |
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| 1142 |
1853'C'
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CH AU |
$2,800.00
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Choice About Uncirculated and very close to full Mint State. Light coppery tones join pale lemon-gold. The mintmark is recut as is some of the reverse legend. Boldly struck with most detail in the hair plainly visible. A very nice example of this difficult and popular Charlotte Mint product. NGC AU58. |
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| 1143 |
1854 Very Choice Brilliant Uncirculated
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VERY CH BU |
$1,600.00
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- on the cusp of fully Gem. Exquisite deep frosty gold lustre enriches a jewel-sharp impression of the dies. This is an ideal coin for any type or date collection. |
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| 1144 |
1854'D' Brilliant Uncirculated
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BU |
$8,500.00
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Well struck with strong details present on both sides. The lustre is good, joining greenish-gold toning. The dies are rotated in such a way that they are essentially in ''medal turn'' orientation. The coin also shows multiple clash marks including the base of the numeral '1' jutting out from behind the neck. A very unusual coin that is quite nice for the grade. |
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