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- If you've been looking for the elusive 1877 20c proof, there's quite a selection up for grabs as nine examples recently dropped on GreatCollections, ending in a couple weeks. Seems like someone may be been hoarding them and has decided to liquidate. Check them out here: https://www.greatcollections.com/search.php?q=1877+twenty+cent+proof&mode=product&sort=01If you've been looking for the elusive 1877 20c proof, there's quite a selection up for grabs as nine examples recently dropped on GreatCollections, ending in a couple weeks. Seems like someone may be been hoarding them and has decided to liquidate. Check them out here: https://www.greatcollections.com/search.php?q=1877+twenty+cent+proof&mode=product&sort=010 Comments 0 Shares 265 Views
- SOLD 1876 20C MS64 PCGS CAC
Derived from a modest mintage of merely 14,640 pieces, this 1876 Twenty Cent piece is a rarity. Obtaining a preferred high-grade specimen can be a challenging endeavor. Despite the lack of favor during its original minting period, attributed to its resemblance to the quarter dollar and the ensuing confusion, this peculiar denomination has garnered interest today. Specialists in the series and type collectors, eager to encompass this short-lived series, actively seek out this denomination. A pleasing near-Gem issue, this coin exhibits highly original features. Its surfaces display a light silver tone with an overlay of pinkish gold and subtle pastel light blue. Notably, a lamination mark prevents it from attaining the Gem grade, situated near Star 1. This coin makes for a fantastic addition for collectors in search of a type coin or a valuable inclusion in a box of 20. This particular near-Gem example, with its low mintage, fetched $2,880 01/24 HA, while a MS65 sold for $5,288 2021 LE.
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https://paradimecoins.com/products/1876-20c-ms64-pcgs-cac0 Comments 0 Shares 542 Views - Added this vibrant 1876 to the double dime proof set. This issue had a mintage of 1150 pieces and this one is graded PR64 CAC. It is pedigreed to the McClure collection which was auctioned by HA in 2016, and was originally in an NGC PR64 CAC holder.Added this vibrant 1876 to the double dime proof set. This issue had a mintage of 1150 pieces and this one is graded PR64 CAC. It is pedigreed to the McClure collection which was auctioned by HA in 2016, and was originally in an NGC PR64 CAC holder.
3 Comments 0 Shares 1023 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- Fantastic coin! Many of those McClure proofs were acquired directly from the bank, and ended up sitting in trays, untouched for decades in a safe deposit box. Your certainly looks like one of those!Fantastic coin! Many of those McClure proofs were acquired directly from the bank, and ended up sitting in trays, untouched for decades in a safe deposit box. Your certainly looks like one of those!
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- Picked this CC up recently—MS 62 CAC. I already have a higher graded example, but I really liked the look of this one, and if I didn't have the nicer coin, I'd be happy to have this one as my type example. It's more silvery/gray in-hand than the TV.Picked this CC up recently—MS 62 CAC. I already have a higher graded example, but I really liked the look of this one, and if I didn't have the nicer coin, I'd be happy to have this one as my type example. It's more silvery/gray in-hand than the TV.
0 Comments 0 Shares 834 Views - Here are some of the results from the double dimes in HA's Winter FUN 2024 auction.
•1875 MS66 Gold CAC = $57,600 (w/BP)
•1875-CC MS64 CAC = $9,600
•1875 PR65 CAC = $5,280
•1876 PR66 CAC = $12,000
•1878 PR63 = $3,480
•1875 J-1394 PR66+DCAM CAC = $57,600
The 1875-CC sold way over PCGS & CAC Guides ($6500 & $6880, respectively).Here are some of the results from the double dimes in HA's Winter FUN 2024 auction. •1875 MS66 Gold CAC = $57,600 (w/BP) •1875-CC MS64 CAC = $9,600 •1875 PR65 CAC = $5,280 •1876 PR66 CAC = $12,000 •1878 PR63 = $3,480 •1875 J-1394 PR66+DCAM CAC = $57,600 The 1875-CC sold way over PCGS & CAC Guides ($6500 & $6880, respectively).1 Comments 0 Shares 776 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - I viewed this PR66+DCAM 20c Sailor Head ex-Simpson pattern at FUN last week. The deep, bright reflectivity of such a high end piece is pretty wild, although I'm not sure how I feel about an aluminum coin.I viewed this PR66+DCAM 20c Sailor Head ex-Simpson pattern at FUN last week. The deep, bright reflectivity of such a high end piece is pretty wild, although I'm not sure how I feel about an aluminum coin.
0 Comments 0 Shares 768 Views - Quite a few 20c pieces coming up in the Heritage FUN Auction in a couple weeks.
The star is an 1875 OGH MS66 CAC *GOLD* stickered, beautifully toned example. MS67 is top pop for this year (pop 3) and the last one sold for $43,200 in 2020.
No 1877 Proofs (a coin I need), but if you're looking for an 1878, you'll have your pick. I'm planning to view them all during lot viewing later this week.
Good luck to any who may be bidding.Quite a few 20c pieces coming up in the Heritage FUN Auction in a couple weeks. The star is an 1875 OGH MS66 CAC *GOLD* stickered, beautifully toned example. MS67 is top pop for this year (pop 3) and the last one sold for $43,200 in 2020. No 1877 Proofs (a coin I need), but if you're looking for an 1878, you'll have your pick. I'm planning to view them all during lot viewing later this week. Good luck to any who may be bidding.0 Comments 0 Shares 708 Views - If you’re on the PCGS Forums, I’m doing a giveaway if this beautiful circulated type coin, an 1875-S XF45. Link below:
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1097653/p0cketchange-2000th-post-celebration-giveaway#latestIf you’re on the PCGS Forums, I’m doing a giveaway if this beautiful circulated type coin, an 1875-S XF45. Link below: https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1097653/p0cketchange-2000th-post-celebration-giveaway#latest0 Comments 0 Shares 854 Views - For Sale - 1875-CC 20 Cent PCGS MS63 with CAC. Only 9 out of 146 with a CAC!
There have been 146 1875-CC Twenty Cent Pieces graded MS63 (87 by PCGS and 59 by NGC). At this price point, chances are high that most have been submitted to CAC. Of those 146, only 9 coins have a CAC sticker, and this is one of them!
I consigned this coin in the current Legend Regency Auction 61, Lot #83, as I upgraded this with a new purchase of an MS64.
Here is their description:
DESIRABLE DOUBLE DIME. Choice surfaces are blanketed in snow white mint frost and luster, the motifs exhibit a crisp strike, much sharper than normally seen with strong hair strand definition and complete wing and breast feathers on the eagle. With magnification, a couple of light tick marks here and there are noted, but all are commensurate with the grade.
In high demand, as the only affordable, collectible Carson City Mint issue for the series, as the 1876-CC an extreme rarity that is out of reach for most collectors.
PCGS 87, NGC 59, CAC 9. The PCGS Price Guide list is $4,000. Since you have to go ALL THE WAY BACK to December 2015 to find an auction record for a CAC example, where it sold for $2,585, we expect not only a record price for this coin but a plethora of bids. Best of luck!
The current bid is $3,200. A 17.5% Buyers Premium is added on to the winning hammer price.
Steve
For Sale - 1875-CC 20 Cent PCGS MS63 with CAC. Only 9 out of 146 with a CAC! There have been 146 1875-CC Twenty Cent Pieces graded MS63 (87 by PCGS and 59 by NGC). At this price point, chances are high that most have been submitted to CAC. Of those 146, only 9 coins have a CAC sticker, and this is one of them! I consigned this coin in the current Legend Regency Auction 61, Lot #83, as I upgraded this with a new purchase of an MS64. Here is their description: DESIRABLE DOUBLE DIME. Choice surfaces are blanketed in snow white mint frost and luster, the motifs exhibit a crisp strike, much sharper than normally seen with strong hair strand definition and complete wing and breast feathers on the eagle. With magnification, a couple of light tick marks here and there are noted, but all are commensurate with the grade. In high demand, as the only affordable, collectible Carson City Mint issue for the series, as the 1876-CC an extreme rarity that is out of reach for most collectors. PCGS 87, NGC 59, CAC 9. The PCGS Price Guide list is $4,000. Since you have to go ALL THE WAY BACK to December 2015 to find an auction record for a CAC example, where it sold for $2,585, we expect not only a record price for this coin but a plethora of bids. Best of luck! The current bid is $3,200. A 17.5% Buyers Premium is added on to the winning hammer price. Steve2 Comments 0 Shares 530 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - Added this Carson City issue to my set this week. The CC is the priciest of the circulating issues (excluding the rarity 76-CC), and often comes weakly struck on the eagle’s wing/head and shield. This one is sharply struck, original, and CAC approved at MS64. CAC/CACG Coins Seated TypeAdded this Carson City issue to my set this week. The CC is the priciest of the circulating issues (excluding the rarity 76-CC), and often comes weakly struck on the eagle’s wing/head and shield. This one is sharply struck, original, and CAC approved at MS64. [group:caccoins] [group:seated]
4 Comments 0 Shares 907 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- I was an underbidder on this coin when it came out on Heritage a few years ago.
By far the finest 1875-CC BF-1 known.
That's an R-5 variety with about 15 known.I was an underbidder on this coin when it came out on Heritage a few years ago. By far the finest 1875-CC BF-1 known. That's an R-5 variety with about 15 known.- 1
- Thanks for sharing that, I had noticed the attribution in the HA description, but had no idea it’s the finest known of the die pairing—very cool. I am lucky to own this piece, no doubt about that.Thanks for sharing that, I had noticed the attribution in the HA description, but had no idea it’s the finest known of the die pairing—very cool. I am lucky to own this piece, no doubt about that.
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- Couldn't help myself when this VB3 slab with a double dime came up—there's an XF45 out there, but this is the 2nd highest grade in a VB3 slab.Couldn't help myself when this VB3 slab with a double dime came up—there's an XF45 out there, but this is the 2nd highest grade in a VB3 slab.
1 Comments 0 Shares 555 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - Here’s the new pickup—1878 proof only year (total mintage 600), PR64 with some wild funky toning. First pickup of the 4 coin run. She sets a high bar!Here’s the new pickup—1878 proof only year (total mintage 600), PR64 with some wild funky toning. First pickup of the 4 coin run. She sets a high bar!
2 Comments 1 Shares 1224 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - Just picked up this 75-cc 20c. Super original coin… really meaty for a g06.Just picked up this 75-cc 20c. Super original coin… really meaty for a g06.
2 Comments 0 Shares 578 ViewsCommenting is disabled. - Picked up a very sweet new addition to the double dime collection recently. Photos to come once she’s safely in hand. Not a ‘75 or ‘76Picked up a very sweet new addition to the double dime collection recently. Photos to come once she’s safely in hand. Not a ‘75 or ‘76 😏1 Comments 0 Shares 554 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
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