EAC 2026 Reg

THE BOB KEBLER COLLECTION

LOT 233 1828 C-3 R-1 MS62 . Choice golden brown and light steel brown’s. No visible marks to the unaided eye, but under a glass a few trivial pin scratches are visible in the hair, on the cheek, and before the lips. Frosty, fully lustrous surfaces. LDS, Manley state 3.0.

LOT 234 1829 C-1 R-1 AU55 . Frosty light to medium brown with traces of light bluish steel toning in protected areas of the reverse. No spots, stains, or notable marks. Just a touch of very light friction on the highest points from mint state. Excellent eye appeal. MDS, Manley State 2.0. Removed from an old PCGS MS63BN holder (1153.63/8435402 label included).

Ex; Tom Reynolds 6/11/2003 - Bob Kebler Collection

Ex; Superior 9/19/2005:211 - Bob Kebler Collection

LOT 235 1832 C-1 R-2 MS62 . Frosty light bluish steel brown with traces of the mint red remaining. There are a few tiny nicks along the bottom edge of the bust and a small spot of carbon in the field near the forehead. Otherwise choice. Frosty mint luster covers the entire surface of the coin. Scarce EDS, before any trace of the reverse die crack to A in STATES. Manley State 1.0. Removed from a PCGS MS64BN holder (1159.64/5837732 label included). 

Ex; Superior 6/3/2002:2380 - Bob Kebler Collection

LOT 236 1832 C-2 R-2 MS63 . Attractive tan brown and bluish steel with peeps of very faded mint red in some protected areas. The only marks are a small hairline scratch on the bust tip and a rim nick at star 1. Frosty, lustrous surfaces. Choice. LDS, Manley state 3.0. Broken out of an old PCGS MS64BN holder (1159.64/4105269 label included). 

Ex; Tom Reynolds 6/2003 - Bob Kebler Collection

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