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THE REGENCY AUCTION 29 LOT 340 $10 1874-CC NGC VF35 CAC This is a visually impressive collector grade coin! We love the natural tone over the moderately worn surfaces. There is a remarkable amount of retained luster that survives in the fields. There is a wealth of detail to the design elements with just honest wear on the surfaces. While a more available date than others from Carson City, only 16,767 were stuck. PCGS 31, NGC 8, CAC 5. NO NGC VF35 has ever sold in auction; the last two CAC-approved auction appearances sold for $4,320, one in August and one in February 2018. This is an affordable early CC mint ten that will attract serious attention from the collector. Good luck! PCGS# 8670 | ESTIMATE: $4,000+ LOT 341 $10 1880-O PCGS AU53 CAC A low mintage date, only 9,200 were struck, and today perhaps about 275 survivors are estimated known in all grades. Scarce in AU grades, this one is very original with a nice, old time collection look. Under the “crusty” (not a negative term) tone, a rich olive-green and golden hue glows with a shimmering luster. The devices are razor sharp, despite the minor wear on the highest points. The eye appeal is quite nice for the grade, and worthy of a premium bid from the specialist collector. PCGS 27, NGC 25, CAC 4. The last one to sell was in the 2018 ANA auction, realizing $4,920. We sold a non-CAC AU50 in our November 2016 for a hammer price of $5,750. High end examples like this are worthy of placement in a high end collection! PCGS# 8689 | ESTIMATE: $4,600+ LOT 342 $10 1894 PCGS MS64+ CAC With such a large mintage, you would think these would be more common in GEM grade. Would you believe that in 30+ years of grading PCGS has graded only a single MS65 finer! This MS64+ is truly deserving of its near-GEM grade. Brilliant cartwheel luster boldly rolls over the honey-gold toned surfaces on both sides. The devices are sharply struck and are boldly defined. A strong glass reveals just the slightest sign of contact, none of the microscopic ticks impair the wondrous eye appeal. PCGS 207, NGC 442, CAC 31. There are 14 graded 64+ at PCGS. Back when there were three MS64+s graded, this near-GEM sold for $4,600 in November 2011. They have been selling between $1,880 and $2,820 in 2017 (none have sold in 2018). The current PCGS value is listed at $3,250 and we think this coin could well bring close to that. The SOLE PCGS MS65 is CAC approved and sold in April 2011 for $26,450--a gorgeous 64+ is a great value at today’s levels! PCGS# 8729 | ESTIMATE: $2,200+ 168
THE REGENCY AUCTION 29 LOT 343 $10 1907 NO MOTTO. PCGS MS65 CAC A lustrous GEM example of this first year issue. A radiant satin frost sets the smooth surfaces aglow in golden vibrance. Well struck, with crisp definition throughout. A small patch of deeper, reddish toning at the reverse rim serves to identify this beauty. PCGS 243, NGC 318, CAC 65. The last one sold in our July 2018 Regency Auction for $8,225 and prior to that one sold for $8,555 in an online auction. The current CU value is listed at $8,500. What a great type coin or way to start your set! Good luck! PCGS# 8852 | ESTIMATE: $7,500+ LOT 344 $10 1908-D NO MOTTO. PCGS MS63 This is a rather scarce issue, despite a mintage of 210,000. Overall, the surfaces are very clean for the assigned grade. Both sides show off a pleasing satin frost, clearly above average in quality. Using a strong glass does not reduce the strong choice quality. Both sides are a beautiful even original gold color, and there are no spots or discoloration. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and do stand out. The eye appeal is excellent! PCGS 128, NGC 39. The most recent example sold cheap at the ANA auction, realizing $3,840. Examples sold earlier this year brought between $4,080 and $5,520 with the current Collector’s Universe value being listed at $6,150. Anything finer is going to cost into the five figures, making a CHOICE coin like this worthy of any Mint State set of Indian Head $10s. LOT 345 $10 1909-S PCGS MS64+ CAC This coin is SUPER HIGH END! Only a tiny “strike through” piece of lint (MINT MADE) on the reverse is all we see as keeping this coin from being a full MS65. Overall, the surfaces are really immaculate and have a satiny texture. A full luster shows off the gorgeous, even, and totally original gold colors. There are NO spots or stains. Miss Liberty and the details are lightly frosty and have crisp full strikes. Her face is NOT hacked up like you typically see. The eye appeal is super! PCGS# 8854 | ESTIMATE: $3,600+ PCGS 47, NGC 33, CAC 6. How is this for hard to find? The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $9,987 January 2013! Recently, Legend WHOLESALED a nice regular MS64 (no plus) for $8,500 This coin isn’t really priced at any super premium even though there actually is a large quality difference. A PCGS CAC MS65 would cost at least $20,000.00-and NONE have ever been sold via auction. The price list values for a coin like this are all wrong (lack of trades). We know we do NOT see any at all (if we did, we would buy them)! If you are building a great $10 Indian set, here is a beauty! PCGS# 8864 | ESTIMATE: $8,750+ 169
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