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Browse Catalogue of Stack's November 2004 Auction Limited to: United States Coins → U. S. Silver Dollars Page 1 of 8  •  First  Previous  Next  Last  • Goto Page Categories  •  Stack's November 2004 → United States Coins → U. S. Silver Dollars → U. S. Flowing Hair Silver Dollars Print these Realized Prices! You'll need the Adobe PDF Reader to view and/or print the prices realized sheet. Lot # Description Grade Hammer Price 472 1795 Bolender 2 F $3,300.00 (R-3). Fine. A short raised bar in the obverse field at star 4 identifies this important variety, as does the reverse wreath displaying 9 berries left and 10 right. Smooth silver surfaces and decently detailed reliefs combine to create this coin's very real visual quality. A splendid coin for either a date or type collection. 473 1795 B.5. Six Curls, 3 Leaves under Wing VF $3,250.00 Very Fine. Marvelously smooth surfaces are toned a harmonious medium gray with much reflective quality. Careful study under a glass reveals some well concealed graffiti in the right obverse field and some scratches below the reverse wreath which at first glance can be confused with adjustment marks. Categories  •  Stack's November 2004 → United States Coins → U. S. Silver Dollars → U. S. Draped Bust, Small Eagle Reverse Silver Dollars Lot # Description Grade Hammer Price 474 1795 B.14 (R-3). 7 Berries F $1,000.00 Fine in strict terms of wear. Gray toning surrounds the reliefs, careful study reveals skillful smoothing at the centers. The reverse displays several diagonal adjustment marks. 475 1797 B.1. Stars 9x7 VF $475.00 Basically Very Fine in terms of wear but holed and rather crudely plugged through 'BE'. Polished and showing bright surfaces but an interesting example of this date and type. 476 1797 B.3. Stars 10x6, Large Letters CH VF $5,000.00 Choice Very Fine. Here is a moderately circulated example of a generally sought-after date, and the only 1797 variety sporting this highly distinctive obverse star arrangement. The fields are both smooth and pleasing. They and the strongly detailed devices, stars and legends are bathed in glowing rose and underlying pearly steel-gray for outstanding visual effect. With only three major...  more Categories  •  Stack's November 2004 → United States Coins → U. S. Silver Dollars → U. S. Draped Bust, Heraldic Eagle Reverse Silver Dollars Lot # Description Grade Hammer Price 477 1798 B.6. Large Eagle. Die Dots Right of Date CH AU $7,000.00 Choice About Uncirculated. This obverse displays 13 Stars with clearly defined die dots or chips appearing between the curl and first star, a raised line to the right of the '8'. This coin boasts exceptionally well formed, high outer rims on either side enriched by a wealth of pale lilac and clear golden toning. 478 1798 B.8. Pointed 9, 4 Berries VG $425.00 Very Good as far a circulation is concerned, but holed and plugged in the left obverse field behind Liberty's head. 479 1798 B.12 (R-4). Missing Stars AB EF $2,200.00 About Extremely Fine and a forthright, honest example of this grade with some lustre lingering around the boldly defined reliefs and devices. The strike is typically uneven for the variety, the reverse showing three stars missing above the eagle, four other stars quite weakly impressed in this later die state. Categories  •  Stack's November 2004 → United States Coins → U. S. Silver Dollars → U. S. Draped Bust, Large Eagle Reverse Silver Dollars Lot # Description Grade Hammer Price 480 1799 B.5 (R-4). Dotted Drapery, Broken U. CH AU $10,500.00 Choice About Uncirculated, on the edge of Mint State. A strong dot located in the folds of Liberty's drapery above the first '9', broken top to 'U' in UNITED identify this important variety. Boldly struck and detailed, deep steel and clear rose toning join to increase this outstanding coin's self-evident visual appeal. NGC AU58. 481 1799 B.14. Lumps below AM. EF $850.00 Extremely Fine in terms of definition. Lightly toned surfaces show evidence of repair, burnishing and what appears to be a skillful plug right of the date. 482 1799 B.21 (R-3) G $750.00 Good. This interesting Dollar certainly testifies to the tenacity in circulation of some of our early Dollars. A slightly convex planchet caused disproportionate wear at the centers but the lightly toned, silvery coin is otherwise astonishingly free of special problems. 483 1800 B.14 (R-3). Dotted Date AU $4,750.00 About Uncirculated and an especially bold and beautifully struck example overall. First '0' is surrounded by large and small die dots, steel toning outlines the reliefs. Careful study under a glass reveals skillful enhancement in the obverse field. 484 1800 B.14 (R-3). Dotted Date CH VF $3,400.00 Another. Choice Very Fine. Bold, sharply defined die dots located above and below the first '0' identify this well-named and sought-after variety. Die State IV shows advanced die cracks on either side, emphasized by the coin's remarkably smooth fields, light gray and lilac toning. This outstanding example formed part of the Highlander Early Dollar Set in the PCGS Set Registry. PCGS VF30,...  more 485 1803 B.5 (R-3). Small 3 AB VF $2,300.00 About Very Fine. Generally smooth, golden gray surfaces include definite hints of pale lavender in the toning. Well struck and exhibiting a pair of very minor rim bruises near 'OF' on the reverse. A glass discovers many fine surface marks, none of which diminish the overall eye appeal of this early Silver Dollar. The 1803 is the scarcest date among the Heraldic Eagle type. As such, this...  more 486 1803 B.6. Large 3 F to VF $1,800.00 Fine to Very Fine. Well struck, displaying bold devices, smooth fields that have been well protected by unusually high outer rims. Gently cleaned at some time, now showing pale gray at the peripheries. This coin's incuse edge inscription is strangely blundered, including some partial words and some inverted letters, other letters with stars struck over them: * HUNDRED (ornament) ****/...  more Categories  •  Stack's November 2004 → United States Coins → U. S. Silver Dollars → U. S. Liberty Seated Dollars Lot # Description Grade Hammer Price 487 1841 AB VF $275.00 About Very Fine. Here is the most beautiful, trouble-free circulated coin one could hope for. Surfaces are toned in light silver-gray. 488 1842 VF to EF $250.00 Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Trouble-free circulation leaves basic design elements pleasingly sharp with traces of lustre in the protected areas. 489 1845 AU $450.00 About Uncirculated in overall detail, deeply toned in tan-gold and gray. Somewhat granular surfaces show signs of very skillful restoration. 490 1846'O' EF $400.00 Extremely Fine and a solid example of this relatively scarce date. Deep gray offers fascinating highlights of subtle pink and rose. 491 1847 AU $350.00 About Uncirculated. Some silver lustre lingers around the reliefs, wear is superficial and a trivial obverse edge mark is noted at 11:30. 492 1849 AU $225.00 Strong Extremely Fine, approaching About Uncirculated in overall visual quality but surfaces are overly pale from a past cleaning. 493 1850'O' CH AU $3,000.00 Choice About Uncirculated. Smooth surfaces show light, problem-free wear, tawny straw-gold toning lends an air of mystery to this high quality New Orleans coin. Although the reported mintage for this date is respectable, higher grade specimens are disproportionately elusive. NGC AU55. 494 1853 EF $425.00 Extremely Fine. A coin displaying normal wear, a glass finds a hairline scratch in the right obverse field. 495 1856 CH AU $3,200.00 Choice About Uncirculated. Smoky gold, gray and lavender tones bath the peripheries on the obverse, while the reverse is a brighter silver-gold hue. Very well struck and exhibiting only the most insignificant of surface marks, this specimen would find a welcome home in a date collection of these majestic Gobrecht-designed coins. Close examination under a glass reveals some very minor hairlines...  more 496 1860 Very Choice Brilliant Proof VERY CH BR PF $4,000.00 Deeply reflective fields show understated iridescent gold and blue. Boldly struck but for the hair detail in Miss Liberty's head. Of the 1,330 pieces struck in Proof, of which all but 527 were melted down, very few surviving today can match the excellent condition and resultant appeal of this example. PCGS PR64. 497 1860 Choice Brilliant Proof CH BR PF $2,900.00 Another. Steel toning underlies a wealth of clear glowing rose, giving this handsome coin its exceptional visual impact. Here is a Proof Dollar that would be difficult to equal for quality and rarity. PCGS PR63. 498 1860'O' Brilliant Uncirculated BU $325.00 - in terms of actual wear. Sharply struck and fully detailed but surfaces show the effects of determined polishing. This is the last New Orleans date for the Liberty Seated type. 499 1863 Gem Brilliant Proof GEM BR PF $15,000.00 - or finer. Rich caramel-gold field toning contrasts with largely silver devices with a wisp of violet for added appeal. This meticulously struck coin is one of 460 Proofs struck. It is the finest of three graded NGC Proof-66 examples, and is topped by only one example rated NGC Proof-68. The coin is a dramatic opposite to the many mishandled Liberty Seated Proofs known to today's numismatists....  more 500 1863 VF $375.00 Very Fine in overall detail. Devices are quite bold but there are a couple of trivial edge nicks and an area of rim filing at 12:00. 501 1866 With Motto. Very Choice Brilliant Proof VERY CH BR PF $2,800.00 Smooth silver contrasts with iridescent gray and tawny rose-gold on either side of this virtual Gem. The strike is exceedingly bold, the immaculate surfaces are subtly reflective, making this a highly pleasing example of an increasingly popular series. Page 1 of 8  •  First  Previous  Next  Last  • Goto Page

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