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THE REGENCY AUCTION <strong>29</strong><br />
LOT 159<br />
50C 1807 DRAPED BUST. NGC<br />
AU58<br />
A lovely, high Condition Census<br />
O-103. A brilliant frosty luster glows<br />
on both the obverse and reverse. A<br />
dusting of pale pearly-silver, gray and<br />
gold toning takes up the majority of<br />
the surfaces, while the peripheries,<br />
especially on the right sides show<br />
a deeper rose, gold and light blue<br />
iridescent toning. As typical for the<br />
date, there is some light weakness of<br />
strike in the center of the obverse, but<br />
the corresponding area of the reverse is<br />
fully rendered by a precise blow from<br />
screw press. Struck from a heavily clashed state of the dies, but before the dies began to crack, as listed for O-103a.<br />
PCGS 67, NGC 72. We believe this to be the Queller coin, listed as CC#2 in the Spring 2018 revision of the AMBPR. The two<br />
most recent NGC AU58s were a different variety, both selling in 2014 for $6,463. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at<br />
$7,250. Keep in mind, these are very scarce in Mint State.<br />
PCGS# 6079 | ESTIMATE: $5,000+<br />
LOT 160<br />
50C 1808/7 PCGS AU50<br />
O-101. A wonderful, collector oriented grade, with medium<br />
pewter and lilac toning that yields to olive, gold and powder<br />
blue. Sharply struck up devices show off good definition despite<br />
some minor friction. There are a few minor scratches that<br />
we note under the tone and are totally unobtrusive to the eye<br />
appeal. This is NOT a dull example, like so many happen to be.<br />
PCGS <strong>29</strong>, NGC 12. The current PCGS Price Guide value is<br />
listed at $1,775 and the most recent example sold in February<br />
2018 for $1,500. As the first overdate variety in the Capped<br />
Bust series, this pleasing AU coin will fit nicely in any Red<br />
Book set of collector grade Bust halves.<br />
LOT 161<br />
50C 1809 XXX EDGE. PCGS XF40<br />
O-102. Easliy identifiable by the row of segments above the<br />
eagle. Delicately toned over lightly worn surfaces. The eye<br />
appeal is nice for the grade.<br />
PCGS 38, NGC 2. The last one to sell was CAC-approved and<br />
realized $1,020 in June 2018. This eye appealing example will<br />
bring somewhere around that level. The current CU value is<br />
listed at $1,250.<br />
PCGS# 6093 | ESTIMATE: $900+<br />
PCGS# 6091 | ESTIMATE: $1,200+<br />
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