Regency Auction 29

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THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong> LOT 363 $20 1872 PCGS AU58 CAC A very attractive, near Mint State 1872 Double Eagle with a lovely orange gold color and nearly complete mint luster. The grade is accounted for more by moderate contact marks than actual wear, which can be seen only with the most determined viewing with a glass. Most coins of this date assigned low Mint State grades will be nearly indistinguishable from this one! PCGS 132, NGC 264, CAC 34. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $2,750, and recent APRs are right in that range. Typically the best one can hope for is a choice AU such as the present coin, or a low mint state coin that will be only marginally better. AU58 represents a great value and should be bid accordingly. PCGS# 8963 | ESTIMATE: $2,500+ LOT 365 $20 1872-S PCGS MS61 CAC While not a rare date in the absolute sense, it is scarce in MS61, and incredibly RARE any finer. Dave Akers and Ron Guth both say that you can find an example, but to find a nice one is very difficult, a fact borne out by the CAC populations. LOT 364 $20 1872 PCGS AU58 CAC If you are looking for a really sweet and HIGH END Type II $20, here you go! The totally original surfaces display some scattered ticks from bag storage. A surprisingly strong original and unbroken luster beams boldly from all over. The surfaces are a refreshing original gold color. This is NOT a dirty coin and there are no spots or discoloration anywhere. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is really great! PCGS 132, NGC 263, CAC 34. The last PCGS CAC piece to sell in auction brought $2,760 in the 2018 ANA auction. The current Collectors Universe Value is $2,750. We can’t say enough how we rarely see these as clean and colorful as this coin. Good luck! PCGS# 8963 | ESTIMATE: $2,500+ The present coin is totally original, with the dusty look of a coin that was recently brought out of a European or South American holding. Remember, lots of double eagles were used for overseas payment and in many cases have been held in bank vaults ever since. There are a few minor abrasions from bag storage, but they are totally appropriate for the assigned grade and do not detract from the excellent eye appeal that this lovely Mint State example possesses. This is what a natural Liberty Double eagle looks like! PCGS 75, NGC 92, CAC 12. This date is VERY, VERY RARE any finer! PCGS has graded just 10 coins finer, the finest being a single MS63. The last PCGS/CAC coin sold in auction back in June 2011, that is AGES ago! Even then, it realized $4,888. More recently an NGC/ CAC sold in 2013 FUN auction for $7,638. The current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $4,250. Anything finer is clearly a five figure coin, so if you need a Mint State example but do not want to pay $10,000+ here is a great coin for you! PCGS# 8965 | ESTIMATE: $3,600+ 182
THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong> LOT 366 $20 1874-CC PCGS XF45 A popular collector grade early date CC $20. While many of the gold coins from Carson City are very scarce to very rare in all grades, the 1874-CC saw a mintage of 115,085, making it a great representative for the mint. Decent quality surfaces show only moderate wear. The honey-wheat gold coloration shows rich accents of orange tone in areas. A glass reveals some minor old bag marks acquired during its stay in commerce, but it is not at all hacked up or unappealing visually in any way. PCGS 286, NGC 282. A very cool piece for any gold coin holding, and keep in mind most other dates from this mint will cost much more in this grade. The current PCGS value is listed at $4,150. Good luck! LOT 367 $20 1882-CC PCGS XF45 CAC A pleasing Choice XF Carson City double eagle that will delight any collector. The eye appeal is excellent for an XF, which normally comes cleaned or hacked up. This coin just shows some minor friction in the fields and light wear on the devices. The quality is beyond what you normally see. PCGS 190, NGC 132, CAC 16. NO PCGS/CAC example has ever sold in auction. Only 4 NGC/CAC coins have ever sold, selling in the $3,400-$4,100 range since 2013. The most recent PCGS coin brought $3,480 in September 2018. The current CU value is $3,750. CC gold is always popular and adding some to any collection of U.S. gold is a great idea! PCGS# 8997 | ESTIMATE: $3,200+ PCGS# 8971 | ESTIMATE: $3,500+ LOT 368 $20 1884-CC PCGS AU58 CAC This is a gorgeous, high end for the AU58 grade 84-CC $20. Exhibiting nearly full mint brilliance in the fields, the surfaces show just the most minute touch of rub. The details are fully rendered and have bold definition throughout. Accents of rose caress the rich golden color on both sides. There are a few minor ticks from bag storage none of which are distracting or affect the “GEM AU” eye appeal. If you are looking for a single $20 from the Carson City mint, the 84-CC is a great year, as it is one of the more readily available; but in AU58 it is truly scarce, and Mint State coins are even more so. PCGS 228, NGC 474, CAC 57. There must be much duplication in the population figures in attempts to garner a Mint State grade. The current PCGS Price is $7,500 and there are a wide range of auction prices realized for PCGS/CAC examples; the most recent of which sold for $6,360 and others have sold in the $7,000-$8,000 range. This is a great looking coin that will realize a strong bid! PCGS# 9001 | ESTIMATE: $7,000+ 183
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