Regency Auction 29

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THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong> LOT 483 50C 1870 J-991. PCGS PR67 CAM CAC This is the FINEST J-991 graded at PCGS, and is likely the FINEST KNOWN example of this Rarity-8 Standard Sliver Pattern. FINER than the Denali-Simpson coin we sold last year, this coin is simply SUPERB in every way! Liberty wears a diadem with a single star and LIBERTY inscribed on her headband. Sharply struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. The mirrors are bold, deep, and offer a stunning chrome like flash. Every detail is crisply struck up and frosted creating an amazing contrast and eye appeal. The surfaces are without flaw including any oxidation that is often seen. PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. The only record we can find for a CAMEO is the aforementioned Simpson coin, a PR66 CAM (no CAC) that brought $9,106 in January 2017. As the FINEST KNOWN, this beauty will find itself in any world class collection of patterns! PCGS# 412231 | ESTIMATE: $11,000+ 224
THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong> LOT 484 $1 1870 J-1018. PCGS PR67 CAC This is undoubtedly, by a long margin, the FINEST J-1018 and there are just TWO graded at PCGS of this Rarity-8 Longacre dollar. Struck aluminum with a reeded edge, this beautiful pattern dollar has Longacre’s gorgeous Seated Indian Princess design paired with the regular proof reverse die. First, as noted, the design is gorgeous. Longacre’s creation, showing Lady Liberty dressed as an Indian Princess sits on a rock, supporting a globe inscribed LIBERTY and holding a pole with a liberty cap on top. What an improvement this design would have been if it had been adopted! The mirrors are sleek, and have a stunning deep flashing bold reflection that is just fantastic. While aluminum is a soft and reactive metal, there is not a single hairline, scratch, mark, or any type of corrosion that often plague coins struck in this metallic content. Every detail stands out in its full, higher relief definition. They are frosted, and this coin is truly a borderline CAMEO with impeccable surface contrast. There are a number of old auction appearances listed in the Pollock pattern reference, but the old photo plates (if they even have plates) make it hard to trace the provenance. For the entire J-1018, PCGS has graded two examples, this one the absolute finest, and the PR64 that is impounded in the Simpson Collection. PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. We do not doubt that this and the NGC coin are both the same coin. NGC has two coins in PR64 reported, likely the same example which is now in the Simpson collection. This may very well be a once in a generation opportunity for any advanced pattern dollar collector. There are no accurate guides nor is any fifteen year old APR relevant today for a coin graded much lower! The 10th edition of Judd (2009) has a value of $52,500 in PR65 and nothing is priced higher. This is a very cool coin that we have had a hard time putting down since it came in, and we think you will have the same problem when you see it! PCGS# 61266 | ESTIMATE: $65,000+ 225
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