Regency Auction 29

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THE SHIP OF GOLD COLLECTION LOT 280 $20 1855-S 14C S TILTED RIGHT. PCGS AU53 Ex S.S. CENTRAL AMERICA. Housed in the original gold foil holder with cert # 6382.This is a sharply struck example with bold details on both sides. The initial eye appeal is of a higher grade coin for sure. There is a strong eye appeal especially for a coin of this grade, that often does not possess so much surviving luster. There are some minor marks, easy to forgive on a coin that was lightly circulated before going down with the ship. PCGS 151, NGC 182. Cert# 6386, also AU53 sold in June 2011 for $6,900, and that appears to be the most recent example to sell in auction. A great opportunity to add a very cool early S-mint $20 with a very historic provenance. LOT 281 $20 1856-S 17J SPLIT SERIF. PCGS AU53 Ex S.S. Central America and housed in the original gold foil slab with cert# 5304.Very high end for the assigned grade, there is just the slightest hint of friction on the highly lustrous surfaces. There is a bold luster that still survives in the fields and has a distinctive reflective texture that you just do not often see on a no motto double eagle in 53. There is some shipwreck residue on the reverse, showing how mildly conserved these were when they were brought up off the ocean floor. There are a few minor marks, but nothing you would not expect for a mildly circulated early double eagle. PCGS# 70041 | ESTIMATE: $4,250+ PCGS 288, NGC 192. As a shipwreck coin, the market value exceeds that of the PCGS price, the most recent APR we can find for an ex S.S.C.A. AU53 was in June 2015, where one sold for $4,700. Very much worthy of any collection of double eagles or a specialized collection of shipwreck gold coins. What a neat and historic relic! PCGS# 70019 | ESTIMATE: $4,200+ LOT 282 $20 1857-S 20E BROKEN A. PCGS MS60 Ex S.S. Central America, housed in the original gold foil holder, cert# 2618.Much nicer than the modest MS60 grade might suggest! Highly lustrous with flashes of mild reflection in the fields. The devices are very sharply struck up and have a great look, despite the small scuffs and ticks. The eye appeal really is very nice for the grade. The Broken A is clearly a scarcer variant of 57-S. The number graded pales in comparison to the Spike Shield varieties which made up a large number of double eagles recovered. PCGS 83, NGC 8. PCGS has graded 8 from this variety in MS60. No MS60 has sold in auction before. The current PCGS value is listed at $5,600. This is a much better looking coin than the grade might suggest. A very neat coin for any gold collector. The appeal of this coin is high end and should garner lots of bidding activity. PCGS# 70004 | ESTIMATE: $4,500+ 132
THE SHIP OF GOLD COLLECTION LOT 283 $20 1857-S 20A, SPIKED SHIELD. PCGS MS62 Ex S.S. Central America and housed in the original gold foil holder with cert # 3726. Glowing satin luster beams with ultra strong radiating surface. This one was likely stored in a bag where other 57-S double eagles had contact with the surfaces, but none of the minor marks or scuffs have an overly negative effect on the CHOICE eye appeal. Sharply struck up devices stand out against the rich orange gold color. The eye appeal is excellent for the assigned grade. PCGS 542, NGC 22. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $6,500 and it is interesting to note that none of the recent MS62s that have sold recently are housed in the original S.S.C.A. holders. A very historic relic of this important shipwreck. A great coin for any double eagle collector, gold stacker, or any collector of shipwreck relics. PCGS# 70000 | ESTIMATE: $5000+ LOT 284 $20 1857-S 20A SPIKED SHIELD. PCGS MS64 Ex S.S. Central America. Housed in the original gold foil holder from the first recovery of the ship wreck. With cert# A1637. This is a highly lustrous, near GEM example. Having a rich orange-gold color that comes to life with the radiating, glowing, incandescent luster. The strike is razor sharp, and the eye appeal is not marred by the few tiny ticks that can be seen. You might imagine that a coin that sank to the bottom of the ocean would have been much more hacked up. This one is not and the look is great! PCGS 1087, NGC 103 in all designations. The last one sold for $8,700 and it did not have the exceptional eye appeal of this one. The current PCGS value is listed at $10,500. A great coin for any holding of double eagles or shipwreck gold. PCGS# 70000 | ESTIMATE: $8,250+ 133
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