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David Lawrence Comments: 1839 1c PCGS/CAC MS65 BN (Silly Head) ex: D.L. Hansen DLRC #: 1879895 // PCGS #: 1748 Satiny gem with virtually unabraded, light golden brown surfaces. Fantastic eye appeal! CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection possess a MS66BN example for the variety.
David Lawrence Comments: 1839 1c PCGS/CAC MS65 BN (Silly Head) ex: D.L. Hansen DLRC #: 1879895 // PCGS #: 1748 Satiny gem with virtually unabraded, light golden brown surfaces. Fantastic eye appeal! CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection possess a MS66BN example for the variety.
David Lawrence Comments: 1839 1c PCGS/CAC MS65 BN (Silly Head) ex: D.L. Hansen DLRC #: 1879895 // PCGS #: 1748 Satiny gem with virtually unabraded, light golden brown surfaces. Fantastic eye appeal! CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection possess a MS66BN example for the variety.
Heritage Auctions Description: 1839 1C Booby Head, N-11, R.1, MS64 Brown PCGS. Ex: Naftzger / Holmes Collections. An early die state with a sharp berry beneath the TE in UNITED. This well-pedigreed cent displays slightly dusky rose-red and apple-green toning. Marks are limited to a few tiny ticks, and the satiny surfaces are attractive despite a couple of subtle powder-blue freckles on the jaw and the Y in LIBERTY. Our EAC grade MS60. Ex: Joseph A. Stack Estate; W. Foster Shreeder Collection (Bowers and Ruddy, 4/1979), lot 244; Ted Naftzger Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 2/2009), lot 464; Dan Holmes Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 5/2010), lot 555, which realized $1,438. From The Pacific Shore Collection. (NGC ID# 225Z, Variety PCGS# 37246, Base PCGS# 1751)
Heritage Auctions Description: 1839 1C Booby Head, N-11, R.1, MS64 Brown PCGS. Ex: Naftzger / Holmes Collections. An early die state with a sharp berry beneath the TE in UNITED. This well-pedigreed cent displays slightly dusky rose-red and apple-green toning. Marks are limited to a few tiny ticks, and the satiny surfaces are attractive despite a couple of subtle powder-blue freckles on the jaw and the Y in LIBERTY. Our EAC grade MS60. Ex: Joseph A. Stack Estate; W. Foster Shreeder Collection (Bowers and Ruddy, 4/1979), lot 244; Ted Naftzger Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 2/2009), lot 464; Dan Holmes Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 5/2010), lot 555, which realized $1,438. From The Pacific Shore Collection. (NGC ID# 225Z, Variety PCGS# 37246, Base PCGS# 1751)
Heritage Auctions Description: 1839 1C Booby Head, N-11, R.1, MS64 Brown PCGS. Ex: Naftzger / Holmes Collections. An early die state with a sharp berry beneath the TE in UNITED. This well-pedigreed cent displays slightly dusky rose-red and apple-green toning. Marks are limited to a few tiny ticks, and the satiny surfaces are attractive despite a couple of subtle powder-blue freckles on the jaw and the Y in LIBERTY. Our EAC grade MS60. Ex: Joseph A. Stack Estate; W. Foster Shreeder Collection (Bowers and Ruddy, 4/1979), lot 244; Ted Naftzger Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 2/2009), lot 464; Dan Holmes Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 5/2010), lot 555, which realized $1,438. From The Pacific Shore Collection. (NGC ID# 225Z, Variety PCGS# 37246, Base PCGS# 1751)
Heritage Auctions Description: 1839 1C Booby Head, N-11, R.1, MS64 Brown PCGS. Ex: Naftzger / Holmes Collections. An early die state with a sharp berry beneath the TE in UNITED. This well-pedigreed cent displays slightly dusky rose-red and apple-green toning. Marks are limited to a few tiny ticks, and the satiny surfaces are attractive despite a couple of subtle powder-blue freckles on the jaw and the Y in LIBERTY. Our EAC grade MS60. Ex: Joseph A. Stack Estate; W. Foster Shreeder Collection (Bowers and Ruddy, 4/1979), lot 244; Ted Naftzger Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 2/2009), lot 464; Dan Holmes Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 5/2010), lot 555, which realized $1,438. From The Pacific Shore Collection. (NGC ID# 225Z, Variety PCGS# 37246, Base PCGS# 1751)
Heritage Auctions Description: 1839 1C Booby Head, N-11, R.1, MS64 Brown PCGS. Ex: Naftzger / Holmes Collections. An early die state with a sharp berry beneath the TE in UNITED. This well-pedigreed cent displays slightly dusky rose-red and apple-green toning. Marks are limited to a few tiny ticks, and the satiny surfaces are attractive despite a couple of subtle powder-blue freckles on the jaw and the Y in LIBERTY. Our EAC grade MS60. Ex: Joseph A. Stack Estate; W. Foster Shreeder Collection (Bowers and Ruddy, 4/1979), lot 244; Ted Naftzger Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 2/2009), lot 464; Dan Holmes Collection, Part II (Ira & Larry Goldberg, 5/2010), lot 555, which realized $1,438. From The Pacific Shore Collection. (NGC ID# 225Z, Variety PCGS# 37246, Base PCGS# 1751)
Heritage Notes: 1839/6 Plain Cords Cent, VF30 N-1, Ex: Lee-Reynolds-Ellsworth 1839/6 1C Plain Cords, N-1, R.3, VF30 PCGS. Ex: COL Ellsworth Collection. Noyes Die State B/A. N-1 is the sole Plain Cords die variety for 1839. The obverse die was cut in 1836 but overdated 1839/6 prior to hardening. The present cent displays deep gunmetal toning throughout the fields, while golden-brown resides in design recesses. No marks or spots are consequential, though as an identifier we note a small depression on the reverse rim at 3 o'clock. Population: 5 in 30, 10 finer (1/23). Ex: Auction #4369 (McLaughlin & Robinson), lot 240; Bill McClean Collection (McCawley & Grellman Auctions, 6/1993) lot 305; Dr. Wallace Lee Collection / Pre-Long Beach (Superior, 5/2003), lot 877; Thomas D. Reynolds (1/2009): Nancy & Bryan Collection / Pre-Long Beach (Goldberg Auctions, 2/2020), lot:372; Colonel Ellsworth Collection. Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 225W, Variety PCGS# 37261, Base PCGS# 1756) Weight: 13.48 grams Metal: 100% Copper
Goldberg Auctioneers Description: 1839 N-8 R1 Head of 1840. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. CAC. Lustrous bluish steel and light olive. Satiny mint frost covers this cent and the eye appeal is excellent. Sharply struck with only a few trivial marks. The notable ones are a tiny planchet chip on the truncation near the tip of the curl and a tiny nick on the coronet over the I. Sharply struck E-MDS with microscopic die flowlines in the fields and crisp dentils around both sides. Graded MS60 by Noyes, his photo #61065. Our grade is MS60. A nice example of the 1839 Head of 1840 "Redbook" variety. The attribution and Nancy & Bryan Collection provenance are noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 5; 2 finer: 1 in 65+, 1 in 66. (PCGS # 37265) Value $1,750 - UP Ex Thomas D. Reynolds 9/18/2008-Nancy & Bryan Collection. Categories: The Nancy & Bryan Collection, Matron Hair Cents
Goldberg Auctioneers Description: 1839 N-8 R1 Head of 1840. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. CAC. Lustrous bluish steel and light olive. Satiny mint frost covers this cent and the eye appeal is excellent. Sharply struck with only a few trivial marks. The notable ones are a tiny planchet chip on the truncation near the tip of the curl and a tiny nick on the coronet over the I. Sharply struck E-MDS with microscopic die flowlines in the fields and crisp dentils around both sides. Graded MS60 by Noyes, his photo #61065. Our grade is MS60. A nice example of the 1839 Head of 1840 "Redbook" variety. The attribution and Nancy & Bryan Collection provenance are noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 5; 2 finer: 1 in 65+, 1 in 66. (PCGS # 37265) Value $1,750 - UP Ex Thomas D. Reynolds 9/18/2008-Nancy & Bryan Collection. Categories: The Nancy & Bryan Collection, Matron Hair Cents
Goldberg Auctioneers Description: 1839 N-8 R1 Head of 1840. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. CAC. Lustrous bluish steel and light olive. Satiny mint frost covers this cent and the eye appeal is excellent. Sharply struck with only a few trivial marks. The notable ones are a tiny planchet chip on the truncation near the tip of the curl and a tiny nick on the coronet over the I. Sharply struck E-MDS with microscopic die flowlines in the fields and crisp dentils around both sides. Graded MS60 by Noyes, his photo #61065. Our grade is MS60. A nice example of the 1839 Head of 1840 "Redbook" variety. The attribution and Nancy & Bryan Collection provenance are noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 5; 2 finer: 1 in 65+, 1 in 66. (PCGS # 37265) Value $1,750 - UP Ex Thomas D. Reynolds 9/18/2008-Nancy & Bryan Collection. Categories: The Nancy & Bryan Collection, Matron Hair Cents
Goldberg Auctioneers Description: 1839 N-8 R1 Head of 1840. PCGS graded MS-64 Brown. CAC. Lustrous bluish steel and light olive. Satiny mint frost covers this cent and the eye appeal is excellent. Sharply struck with only a few trivial marks. The notable ones are a tiny planchet chip on the truncation near the tip of the curl and a tiny nick on the coronet over the I. Sharply struck E-MDS with microscopic die flowlines in the fields and crisp dentils around both sides. Graded MS60 by Noyes, his photo #61065. Our grade is MS60. A nice example of the 1839 Head of 1840 "Redbook" variety. The attribution and Nancy & Bryan Collection provenance are noted on the PCGS label. PCGS population 5; 2 finer: 1 in 65+, 1 in 66. (PCGS # 37265) Value $1,750 - UP Ex Thomas D. Reynolds 9/18/2008-Nancy & Bryan Collection. Categories: The Nancy & Bryan Collection, Matron Hair Cents
Heritage Auctions Description: 1839-O H10C No Drapery MS62 PCGS. Smooth, satiny mint luster prevails beneath olive-gray, amber, gold, and sea-green toning on this Mint State No Drapery New Orleans coin. The strike is sharp, and contact marks are limited to the high points of the devices. Population: 5 in 62, 24 finer (12/20).(Registry values: N1793) Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 232T, PCGS# 4320) Weight: 1.34 grams Metal: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
Heritage Auctions Description: 1839-O H10C No Drapery MS62 PCGS. Smooth, satiny mint luster prevails beneath olive-gray, amber, gold, and sea-green toning on this Mint State No Drapery New Orleans coin. The strike is sharp, and contact marks are limited to the high points of the devices. Population: 5 in 62, 24 finer (12/20).(Registry values: N1793) Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 232T, PCGS# 4320) Weight: 1.34 grams Metal: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
Gerry Fortin Comments: (at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors) 1839 Variety 104 Obverse 1.2: Polished Die, Repunched 39 Reverse D: Heavy Die Polish Lines, Die Scratch STATE(S) to Rim, Rotated Left 18 Degrees Obverse 1.2 Reverse D Reverse D - Reverse Die Polish Lines Comments: During March 2018, Gerry Fortin Rare Coins received a consignment containing an 1839 dime graded PCGS MS64. Obverse and reverse fields were prooflike with heavy die polish lines on the reverse at multiple angles. The first records of this dime appearing on the market are at the Heritage September 2015 Long Beach sale as lot 3402. During that sale, Heritage described the 1839 dime as unlisted in the Fortin web-book. Upon consignment arrival, an in hand inspection allowed the determination that this strike took place very early during the Obverse 1 and Reverse D die pairing. During the initial Variety 104 die pairing, Obverse 1 is in the same die state as previous pairing with Reverse C and exhibits considerable die cracking. There is an obvious die crack from rim through Star 2 to Liberty's hand and then down through left side of shield with a final exit point through the 3 digit to rim. Additional die crack is seen starting at rim, through foot and then along Liberty's right leg. A third die crack is noted from top of Liberty's head through Star 8 and cap. Finally, a die crack connects Stars 10 through 13. Reverse D has been heavily polished with prooflike fields and bold die polish lines that run at multiple angles through the denomination. On the plate coin, the die scratch from STATE(S) to rim is visible and validates that this polished die is Reverse D. Interestingly, the reverse die rotation is left 18 degrees as will be seen in subsequent die states for this die pairing. Please see the above enhanced image that well illustrates the die polish lines. Plate Coin: G. Fortin Rare Coins Inventory, PCGS MS64 First Auction Appearance 2015 September 17-20 Long Beach Expo U.S. Coins Signature Auction (Heritage Auctions), where it sold for $1,410.00
Gerry Fortin Comments: (at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors) 1839 Variety 104 Obverse 1.2: Polished Die, Repunched 39 Reverse D: Heavy Die Polish Lines, Die Scratch STATE(S) to Rim, Rotated Left 18 Degrees Obverse 1.2 Reverse D Reverse D - Reverse Die Polish Lines Comments: During March 2018, Gerry Fortin Rare Coins received a consignment containing an 1839 dime graded PCGS MS64. Obverse and reverse fields were prooflike with heavy die polish lines on the reverse at multiple angles. The first records of this dime appearing on the market are at the Heritage September 2015 Long Beach sale as lot 3402. During that sale, Heritage described the 1839 dime as unlisted in the Fortin web-book. Upon consignment arrival, an in hand inspection allowed the determination that this strike took place very early during the Obverse 1 and Reverse D die pairing. During the initial Variety 104 die pairing, Obverse 1 is in the same die state as previous pairing with Reverse C and exhibits considerable die cracking. There is an obvious die crack from rim through Star 2 to Liberty's hand and then down through left side of shield with a final exit point through the 3 digit to rim. Additional die crack is seen starting at rim, through foot and then along Liberty's right leg. A third die crack is noted from top of Liberty's head through Star 8 and cap. Finally, a die crack connects Stars 10 through 13. Reverse D has been heavily polished with prooflike fields and bold die polish lines that run at multiple angles through the denomination. On the plate coin, the die scratch from STATE(S) to rim is visible and validates that this polished die is Reverse D. Interestingly, the reverse die rotation is left 18 degrees as will be seen in subsequent die states for this die pairing. Please see the above enhanced image that well illustrates the die polish lines. Plate Coin: G. Fortin Rare Coins Inventory, PCGS MS64 First Auction Appearance 2015 September 17-20 Long Beach Expo U.S. Coins Signature Auction (Heritage Auctions), where it sold for $1,410.00
Sunshine Rare Coins (Easton Connecticut) Comments: 1839 O Seated Dime No Drapery F-106a Large O, Cobweb Reverse PCGS MS-65 CAC Toned Finest Known for the variety Fortin Comments on F-106a: 1839-O Variety 106a Obverse 4.2: Die Crack From Liberty's Head Through Star 12 Reverse E.2: Shattered Cobweb Reverse Obverse 4.2 Reverse E.2 Obverse Diagnostic Point(s) Reverse Diagnostic Point(s) Comments: Obverse 4 exhibits a boldly repunched Star 5 and comes fairly well struck even though the reverse die experiences severe degradation. As Reverse E approaches its near terminal die state, Obverse 4 exhibits a die crack from Liberty's head through Star 8, the cap and Stars 9 to 12. Another die crack starts at the rim below the left base and proceeds up through the rock into the left field. There is also a die crack from the base under Liberty's foot that moves towards the lower shield. Reverse E is nearly always seen with some levels of die cracks which eventually lead to the spectacular cobweb shaped shattered reverse. This die pair saw significant usage as evidenced by the available amount of circulated examples with varying degrees of reverse die cracks. The plate coin presents Reverse E in a very late die state. It has completely shattered leaving heavy die cracks from UN(I)TED to the wreath, then along the bottom of S(TATES OF A)MERICA. This die crack then re-enters the right wreath down to the bow knot. The die cracks covers the entire circumference of the reverse. Variety 106a is highly sought after in higher grades by variety specialist due to its spectacular appearance. Plate Coin: G. Fortin Collection, PCGS MS63 CAC Gold
Upgrade from AU53 sample Heritage Notes: 1839 Seated Quarter, MS63 No Drapery, Closed Claws Reverse 1839 25C No Drapery MS63 PCGS. Briggs 2-B. Closed Claws Reverse. These second-year Seated Liberty quarters were saved to a slightly lesser degree than their first-year counterparts, but collectors should still be able to locate a Mint State example with some patience. Olive-gold and gunmetal-gray patina is more pronounced on the reverse than it is on the obverse. Partial luster shines through on each side. The impression is bold overall with a few points of softness on Liberty's head and foot. The eagle is razor-sharp by comparison. Population: 18 in 63, 15 finer (9/21).(Registry values: P5) Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 23SF, PCGS# 5392) Weight: 6.68 grams Metal: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
David Lawrence Item Description: PCGS #531102. Luminous luster shines through rich golden-brown patina revealing please gold, russet, and blue undertones and helps to highlight the crisp striking detail.
Heritage Auctions Notes: 1839 Reeded Edge Half Dollar, Fine Details Rare Small Letters Reverse, GR-1 1839 50C Small Letters, GR-1, R.7 -- Filed Rims -- PCGS Genuine. Fine Details. The 1839 GR-1 Reeded Edge half dollar is the Small Letters Guide Book key, and it is the rarest Reeded Edge variety aside from the famous 1838-O. In his Registry of Die Varieties for Reeded Edge Bust half dollars, Dick Graham writes: "As of this writing, I have verified 10 coins in all grades and conditions. Several of these coins have been discovered in the last 5 years, so it is still possible that more will surface in the future, but never enough to satisfy demand for variety and Red Book collectors." This piece displays deep gunmetal-gray patina and moderate wear, with light, scattered abrasions. A singular mark in the left obverse field between Liberty's chin and star 2 serves as a pedigree marker. PCGS notes rim filing, which prevents a numeric grade.
Heritage Auctions Notes: 1839 Reeded Edge Half Dollar, Fine Details Rare Small Letters Reverse, GR-1 1839 50C Small Letters, GR-1, R.7 -- Filed Rims -- PCGS Genuine. Fine Details. The 1839 GR-1 Reeded Edge half dollar is the Small Letters Guide Book key, and it is the rarest Reeded Edge variety aside from the famous 1838-O. In his Registry of Die Varieties for Reeded Edge Bust half dollars, Dick Graham writes: "As of this writing, I have verified 10 coins in all grades and conditions. Several of these coins have been discovered in the last 5 years, so it is still possible that more will surface in the future, but never enough to satisfy demand for variety and Red Book collectors." This piece displays deep gunmetal-gray patina and moderate wear, with light, scattered abrasions. A singular mark in the left obverse field between Liberty's chin and star 2 serves as a pedigree marker. PCGS notes rim filing, which prevents a numeric grade.
PCGS XF45. Heritage Auctions notes: 1839 50C No Drapery, WB-101, Die Pair 2, R.3, XF45 PCGS. This Choice XF example is one of four 1839 No Drapery die marriages, while the With Drapery variant adds another three varieties for the year. Golden-gray surfaces show light lines and tiny marks with magnification, but there are no individual marks of mentionable significance. Moderate wear on Liberty's portrait and some weakness at the reverse dentils are grade-consistent. Traces of mint luster remain in the sheltered areas. (NGC ID# 24GK, Variety PCGS# 572000, Base PCGS# 6230)
PCGS XF45. Heritage Auctions notes: 1839 50C No Drapery, WB-101, Die Pair 2, R.3, XF45 PCGS. This Choice XF example is one of four 1839 No Drapery die marriages, while the With Drapery variant adds another three varieties for the year. Golden-gray surfaces show light lines and tiny marks with magnification, but there are no individual marks of mentionable significance. Moderate wear on Liberty's portrait and some weakness at the reverse dentils are grade-consistent. Traces of mint luster remain in the sheltered areas. (NGC ID# 24GK, Variety PCGS# 572000, Base PCGS# 6230)
PCGS XF45. Heritage Auctions notes: 1839 50C No Drapery, WB-101, Die Pair 2, R.3, XF45 PCGS. This Choice XF example is one of four 1839 No Drapery die marriages, while the With Drapery variant adds another three varieties for the year. Golden-gray surfaces show light lines and tiny marks with magnification, but there are no individual marks of mentionable significance. Moderate wear on Liberty's portrait and some weakness at the reverse dentils are grade-consistent. Traces of mint luster remain in the sheltered areas. (NGC ID# 24GK, Variety PCGS# 572000, Base PCGS# 6230)
From Legend: Lot #1 Quantity1 Estimate2,000.00 - 2,500.00 USD Description THE BOYLSTON COLLECTION POPULAR FIRST YEAR ISSUE. A desirable and highly sought by date and type collectors. Far above average strike detail for the issue--with crisp hair strand delineation on Liberty’s head and full breast feathers on the eagle. Under strong magnification there are a couple of light breaks in luster and a few random contact marks, but all are commensurate with the grade. Blazing white, cartwheel luster. Two major varieties of 1839 dated halves were coined. The first was Without Drapery at the elbow and they were minted only in 1839 and are considered quite scarce. The other was With Drapery at the elbow (such as this coin) and they were coined from 1839 through 1852. Although a more common example, they are still difficult to come by in higher mint state grades. PCGS 12, NGC 15. A mere 44 coins grade finer. Listed in the PCGS Price Guide for $2,600. The last example to trade at auction was in October 2016 and it fetched $2,233. With the demand for white Seated halves as strong as it is, we anticipate this high end piece will fetch a handsome price! Cert. Number 35409453 PCGS # 6232.00
Heritage Notes: 1839-C Two and Half, AU50 HM-3, Rare Early Die State 1839-C $2 1/2 HM-3, High R.4, AU50 PCGS. The rare early die state with a complete branch. Most examples of HM-3 are from a later die state with portions of the branch lapped away. The second-year Charlotte Mint quarter eagle was also the final Classic issue from the facility, and the last C-mint issue (along with the 1839-C five dollar) with an obverse mintmark. The 1839-C two and a half has a mintage of only 18,140 pieces, and AU survivors are very scarce. This original pumpkin-gold example displays light wear on the curls and wingtips. A mark is noted on the base of the F in OF, but the surfaces are otherwise minimally abraded. From The Ed Leigh McMillan Collection. Coin Index Numbers: (Variety PCGS# 764874, Base PCGS# 7699) Weight: 4.18 grams Metal: 89.92% Gold, 10.08% Copper
DLRC Description: A desirable New Orleans mint issue in the Classic-head quarter eagle series. Boldly defined overall with bright yellow-gold coloration and nicely lustrous surfaces free from any mentionable distractions. Eye appeal 4-stars (of 5), degree of toning 1 of 10.
DLRC Description: A desirable New Orleans mint issue in the Classic-head quarter eagle series. Boldly defined overall with bright yellow-gold coloration and nicely lustrous surfaces free from any mentionable distractions. Eye appeal 4-stars (of 5), degree of toning 1 of 10.
Heritage Notes: 1839-C Liberty Half Eagle, XF45 Elusive Obverse Mintmark Issue 1839-C $5 XF45 PCGS. Variety 1. From a small mintage of 17,205 pieces, the 1839-C is the only Liberty half eagle from the Charlotte Mint that features a prominent obverse mintmark, an important consideration for type purposes. This attractive Choice XF specimen exhibits only light wear on the well-detailed design elements. The pleasing orange-gold surfaces are lightly abraded, but several minor rim dings are evident on both sides. Population: 15 in 45, 37 finer (8/21).(Registry values: P5) Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 25S8, PCGS# 8192) Weight: 8.36 grams Metal: 90% Gold, 10% Copper
