Regency Auction 29

THE REGENCY AUCTION 29
LOT 132
20C 1875-S PCGS MS66+ CAC
This is a wonderful example of
this odd denomination in SUPERB
GEM. Clearly this coin has been
lovingly cared for for 143 years!
The surfaces are of impeccable
quality! Both sides are wonderfully
lustrous with a lovely pearly hue
that is dusted delicately over
smooth fields and sharply struck
devices. While there is a touch of
weakness, as usually seen on the
reverse, the definition is much
stronger than usually seen on
examples of this date. The eye
appeal is spectacular for the grade.
PCGS 77, NGC 51, CAC 21. There are 11 graded in MS66+ and just a half dozen graded higher. LRCA has had the pleasure
of selling the last two in auction, one that sold for $9,075 in February 2018 and one in December 2017 for $9,694. The current
Collector’s Universe value is listed at $9,950. Any finer and it would cost you $30,000; and none are CAC approved! Good luck!
PCGS# 5298 | ESTIMATE: $9,000+
LOT 133
25C 1806 NGC MS62
A Condition Census B-9. Sharply
struck devices stand out against the
superbly satiny surfaces. The dies
had shattered by the time this nearly
CHOICE Mint State quarter was
struck with multiple cracks on the
obverse and numerous minor cuds
on the reverse rim. Multiple die
clashes. Beautiful hues of rose, blue,
olive, teal, emerald, and gold give
this coin a bold, original look.
Ranking toward the bottom of the
Tompkins Condition Census, this
coin is ex ANR, July 2005, lot 1052.
It is not listed in the Rory Rea, et al Census.
PCGS 12, NGC 12. The most recent NGC graded coin sold in April 2015 for $9,400 and prior to that, one sold for $14,100 in
November 2013. The current Collector’s Universe value is listed at $15,500. This wonderful looking coin will delight any early
quarter collector.
PCGS# 5314 | ESTIMATE: $10,000+
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