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THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong><br />
LOT 74<br />
5C 1883 NO CENTS. PCGS PR65 CAC<br />
This watery-reflective GEM is totally original and FRESH to the<br />
market, graded 30+ years ago, and housed in a first generation<br />
holder. Lovely iridescent tone is seen on both sides, and the<br />
surfaces are clean for the grade. A lovely eye appeal.<br />
PCGS 310, NGC 249, CAC 31. The current PCGS value is $550<br />
and this one, should realize around that. A very affordable GEM<br />
Proof of this one year only type.<br />
PCGS# 3878 | ESTIMATE: $525+<br />
LOT 75<br />
5C 1885 PCGS PR66+<br />
Wonderfully reflective fields show a touch of swirling luster that<br />
glows on both sides of this GEM Lib nickel. The 1885 is the<br />
KEY issue among circulation strikes, putting strong demand on<br />
the Proofs to fill a difficult hole in a GEM set. A delicate golden<br />
iridescent tone gently caresses both sides.. The details show<br />
needle-point precision and the surfaces are defect free overall.<br />
PCGS 10, NGC 2. There has not been one sold since 2015, and the<br />
market has changed since then. The current PCGS value is listed at<br />
$2,300. Rare any finer, with fewer than 30 coins graded higher.<br />
PCGS# 3883 | ESTIMATE: $1,600+<br />
LOT 76<br />
5C 1900 PCGS PR68 CAC<br />
To sort of quote a favorite<br />
oldie song we love: “Ah sugar,<br />
sugar, oh honey, honey, you<br />
are my candy girl....” This<br />
coin for sure is a SUPERB<br />
sugary treat!<br />
Yummy, yummy, this coin<br />
has strong mirrors that<br />
beam all over. Even using<br />
a strong glass, you can see<br />
how delectably sweet and<br />
completely smooth and clean<br />
the surfaces are. Mother<br />
nature just loves her sweets!<br />
She created a masterpiece of<br />
delicious colors all over. Vivid and totally original shades of lilac/amber/pale violet/lime/light pearl green swirl everywhere. Miss Liberty<br />
and the details are needle sharp in strike and have delicate frost. The eye appeal is heavenly awesome!<br />
PCGS 3, NGC 1, CAC 3. The last PCGS PR 68 to sell was a NON-CAC. And it was forever ago back in 2003. That coin brought<br />
$14,375. Fast forward, these are impossible to find-especially with beautiful candy colors like this coin has. This piece will be a stand out<br />
in any GEM Type or PR Liberty set. Good luck!<br />
PCGS# 3898 | ESTIMATE: $9,000+<br />
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