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THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong><br />
LOT 312<br />
$3 1860-S PCGS AU53 CAC<br />
This is one of the rarest and most UNDER<br />
rated dates in better grades (AU and higher).<br />
The quality of this coin is VERY HIGH<br />
END! Overall, the surfaces appear clean.<br />
Only with a strong glass can you find a<br />
scattered tiny tick or two along with a light<br />
old cut on the face. Nothing is major or<br />
stands out. A surprising luster mixes with<br />
semi-prooflike mirrors and beams boldly<br />
from all over. That is unusual for a 60-S. Both<br />
sides are an original deep gold/orange color.<br />
There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss<br />
Liberty and the details are well struck and do<br />
have strong frost. The eye appeal is fantastic!<br />
PCGS 12, NGC 12, CAC 3. The last PCGS AU 53 to sell in auction brought $5,875 in December 2015-a long time ago! The current<br />
Collectorís Universe Value is $7,900. We expect this beautiful coin to bring closer to the CU value.<br />
PCGS# 7981 | ESTIMATE: $6,000+<br />
LOT 313<br />
$3 1874 PCGS MS64+ CAC<br />
Exquisite! This “common” $3 is anything but in GEM<br />
grade. This 64+ is oh so close to GEM quality and we<br />
have seen coins in 65 holders that look the same. We<br />
think PCGS got this one 100% right!<br />
The luster is blistering in its fiery brilliance. The<br />
dramatic satin sheen grabs the viewer from accross<br />
the room. Up close, the radial luster rolls along with<br />
a superb vibrance. Impressive striking definition<br />
on both sides, the dies imparted full details with an<br />
exacting blow. The glowing fields are marred by just<br />
the most microscopic ticks that are only visable using<br />
a strong glass, but none of these have any affect on the exceptional eye appeal.<br />
PCGS 106, NGC 74, CAC 25. PCGS has graded just 9 in MS64+, the most recent of which sold in March 2014 in an online only<br />
auction for $8,250. More recently a regular MS64/CAC sold for $11,400 in March 2018 and a PCGS MS65 CAC sold in November<br />
2017 for $12,000. We know the current PCGS value is too low for this coin! A great example for the date or type!<br />
LOT 314<br />
$3 1878 PCGS MS64<br />
The $3 gold series is full of low mintage issues, leaving only a few<br />
dates that in Mint State, are considered type coins, and the 1878 is<br />
one of them. This one is a pleasing deep orange-gold with hints of<br />
rose and steely blue. Well struck and very eye appealing, there are<br />
just the slightest of tiny ticks noted under close scrutiny. Bold and<br />
satiny, this coin has a great look!<br />
PCGS# 7998 | ESTIMATE: $6,000+<br />
PCGS 788, NGC 438. The most recent PCGS-graded coin to sell<br />
brought $4,800 in the recent ANA auction, and the current PCGS<br />
value is listed at $4,850. This original coin should find itself at home<br />
in a nice gold type set.<br />
PCGS# 8000 | ESTIMATE: $3,800+<br />
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