Regency Auction 29

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THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong> LOT 471 G$1 1852 J-145. PCGS PR66 CAC An intriguing concept. In an effort to make the gold dollar a bit easier to handle, the mint experimented with this annular form design. The mint made the planchet wider and punched a hole in the center to make the weight proper for the $1 denomination. With so little metal, the design elements are simple, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and 1852 around the obverse with a scalloped border around the hole, and DOLLAR at the top of the reverse with a tight wreath at the bottom. There are a number of restrikes known, but the present coin struck on a thick planchet is considered to be one of the originals. Listed as Low R-6, this is a very rare type, but is one of the few “common” patterns struck in gold. The present SUPERB GEM is one of the finer known examples. A wealth of coppery-orange gold color is seen on the tiny bit of actual planchet. The even smaller amount of open fields has a bold beaming mirrored golden finish. Everything about this coin is very cool and high end, a delight for any pattern collection! PCGS 2, NGC 0, CAC 1. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $40,000 and there is just a single PR67+ finer, a coin which has never sold in auction. This is a real prize for any collector of gold patterns! PCGS# 11602 | ESTIMATE: $34,000+ 218
THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong> LOT 472 10C 1863 J-326. PCGS PR65 CAC This piece is an R-8 with 1-3 known. This is struck in copper. It is what is known as a “Postage Pattern”. These were struck to one day be exchanged for postage. We marvel at this coin every time we see it. The coin is nothing less than AWESOME! We do not see why PCGS only grade it a 65. At minimum a + would be very fitting-in our opinion. Seeing is believing (note the image may not fully represent the pop and colors of this coin). Outrageous mirrors beam intensely from all over. Even though this is a smaller coin, you can see the flash from yards away. There is for sure an electricity about this coin. The mirrors are also very clean and have remarkably clarity. Phenomenal totally original iridescent colors of pale lime/ purple/violet/tangerine/gold colors swirl all over. There are some tiny TONING dots scattered around-not flecks or problems. Every detail is fully struck and appears boldly. The eye appeal is incredible! PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. A mystery PR64 sold in 2014 for $17,625. All we can say if by any long shot this was the coin-it sure should NOT have been graded a 64. We think this coin should be an MS65+ (no promise made though). There is a Collectorís Universe Value of $17,500 for a 64-NONE for a 65. The rarity of this coin cannot be over stated. We consider this a once in a life time opportunity! PCGS# 60484 | ESTIMATE: $20,000+ 219
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