TNA May 2026

THE TEXAS NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION THE TNA AUCTION THE OFFICIAL AUCTION OF

FRIDAY, MAY 15 th 2026, 5 PM CDT SATURDAY, MAY 16 th 2026, 5 PM CDT FEATURING COLLECTIONS FROM PHIL HYDE, PHIL DAVIS AND FRED BORCHERDT

Lone Star Convention Center 9055 Airport Dr. Fort Worth, TX

EARLY CENTS AUCTIONS

THE OFFICIAL AUCTION OF THE TEXAS NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION

FRIDAY, MAY 15 th 2026, 5 PM CDT SATURDAY, MAY 16 th 2026, 5 PM CDT FEATURING COLLECTIONS FROM PHIL HYDE AND FRED BORCHERDT

THE TEXAS NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION Lone Star Convention Center 9055 Airport Dr. Conroe, TX.

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THE OFFICIAL AUCTION OF THE TEXAS NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION FRIDAY, MAY 15 th 2026, 5 PM CDT SELECTIONS FROM PHIL DAVIS AND PHIL HYDE

PHIL HYDE’S BIO Phil grew up on a farm in Missouri. Besides the usual livestock, crops, and wildlife, the entire farm was also an archaeological site. There was an abundance of quarry stone there which was used in the manufacture of prehistoric stone tools. This led to ancient people living on and in the farm’s vicinity as early as 12,000 years ago. Growing up in this type of environment, Phil was very fascinated by archaeology and the history there so he pursued these themes in his higher education and early career. It was his interest in history that nurtured his coin collecting, as he found coins to also be wonderful artifacts of history. Phil’s Large Cent Collection is his favorite part of his coin collection, with it being the oldest and most historic of any of them. He found holding each of his older coins brought about these intriguing questions: Who held this coin and when? Where did it travel to and from? What did it buy?

SMALL CENTS Lots 1-7, pg. 4 NICKEL Lot 8, pg. 5 DOLLARS Lots 9-135, pg. 5-22 COLONIALS Lots 136-138, pg. 22-23 LARGE CENTS Lots 139-303, pg. 23-50

SATURDAY, MAY 16 th 2026, 5 PM CDT SELECTIONS FROM FRED BORCHERDT’S HALL OF FAME COLLECTION COLONIALS Lot 304, pg. 51 MIDDLE DATE LARGE CENTS Lots 305-538, pg. 51-96

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SESSION ONE FRIDAY, MAY 15TH 5PM

SMALL CENTS

LOT 4

1909-S VDB Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS63RB. Lustrous mint color mellowing to light brown and tan, the reverse especially brilliant. Highly lustrous and sharply struck with full definition on the wheat shafts and bold initials on this key variety of the series. 2427.63/37165706 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 1

1856 Flying Eagle Cent PCGS PR55. Attractive proof example with just a touch of friction on the high points. Pleasing tan brown surfaces free of spots or marks. Nice eye appeal. 2037.55/82214129 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 5

1923 Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS64RB. Original mint orange and red with bluish steel tones on the obverse. There are a few trivial ticks in the fields. Satiny luster covers the surfaces. 2544.64/81141292 Ex; Phil Davis

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1878 Indian Cent PCGS PR64RB. Frosty mint red with light steel tones on some fields and highpoints. Reflective, proof surfaces, free of notable marks. 2322.64/80523569 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 6

1933-D Lincoln Wheat Cent NGC MS64RD. Brilliant full original mint red gently mottled with dark spots on the reverse from an old fingerprint. Satiny cartwheel luster covers the surfaces. 2509056-008 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 3

1886 Type 1 Indian Cent NGC MS64BN CAC. Lustrous faded mint red and bluish steel on the obverse, chocolate brown with bluish steel and underlying faded mint red on the reverse. CAC certified. 317715-003 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 7

1935 Lincoln Wheat Cent PCGS MS65RD. Brilliant bright mint red GEM except for a couple tiny steel spot visible under a glass on either side. Frosty luster covers the surfaces/ 2641.65/81844260 Ex; Phil Davis

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NICKEL

LOT 11 1878 7 TF Reverse of 1879 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Lightly mellowed bright silver with one tiny dark spot over the eagle’s shoulder. Frosty full cartwheel luster. 3912759-001 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 8

1916 Doubled Die Obverse Buffalo Nickel NGC XF Details (Obv Scratched). Mellowed frosty silver, darker in some protected areas. There are dull curved scratches along the border behind the Indian and in front of him. Strong doubling is visible at the date and feathers. 8207676-002 MORGAN DOLLARS

LOT 12 1878 8 TF Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Bright silver with champagne toning along the dentils of both sides and a spot before the forehead. Lustrous surfaces with semi-reflective fields. 7072.63/34635181 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 13 1878-CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS61. Frosty bright silver with golden toning around the peripheries. Semi-reflective proof like fields. 4723573-003 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 9

1878 7/8 TF Weak Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS61. Frosty bright silver. Distinct 7 over 8 tail feathers with light doubling visible. 5198944701 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 14 1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Bright silver with reflective, proof like surfaces and subtle champagne toning along the dentils. 244794-003 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 10 1878 7 TF Reverse of 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS64. Blast white except for one tiny spot on the eagle’s chest. 7 tail feathers. Highly lustrous. 7074.64/29753686 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 15 1879 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Brilliant blast white except for one dark spot on the right base of M in AMERICA. Highly lustrous. 4836718-006 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 19 1880 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS64+. Beautifully toned peach on the central areas transitioning to bold blue tones as your eyes move out to the edge. Satiny, lustrous surfaces. 7096.64+/34527484 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 16 1879-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS62. Blast white on highly lustrous surfaces. 7090.62/34377015 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 20 1880 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65. Uniform rose tones cover the obverse except for a spot on the cheek, while the reverse is blast white. 6937240702 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 17 1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Lightly mellowed bright silver covered in frosty luster. Semi reflective, prooflike surfaces. 7092.65/9358004 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 21 1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS66. Lustrous surfaces covered with peach tones on both sides. Reflective, proof like fields. 211748-002 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 18 1879-S TOP-100 Reverse of 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS61. Frosty bright silver with a dull scratch on the chin preventing a higher grade. Semi reflective fields. 3474195-005 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 22 1880-S VAM-11 HOT-50 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS63. Frosty blast white surfaces with reflective fields. 4800958 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 23 1800-S VAM-12 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS63. Frosty bright silver with subtle golden tones around the peripheries, particularly AMERICA. 3400029-002 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 26 1880/79-O VAM-4 TOP-100 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS61. Frosty brilliant silver with light toning around the peripheries of both sides. 2588429 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 24 1880 8/7 CC VAM-6 TOP-100 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS63. Frosty bright silver with champagne toning around the peripheries, and deeper blue tones along the bottom reverse. 2199617-005 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 27 1880-CC Reverse of 79 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS63. Light silver with frosty, lustrous surfaces and semi-reflective fields. 6183166 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 28 1880-CC NGC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Mostly frosty silver with deeper gold and brown tones below the portrait and along some of the peripheries on either side. 4755180-009 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 25 1880/79-CC VAM-4 TOP-100 Reverse of 78 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS62. Bright silver with champagne toning around the peripheries. 905212 Ex; Phil Davis

7 Photos of all lots can be found at www.bid.earlycentsauctions.com LOT 29 1880-CC 8 over Low 7 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS64 CAC. Frosty bright silver with brilliant full cartwheel luster. CAC certified. 7104.64/27613127 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 34 1882-CC Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS63. Frosty bright silver with brilliant cartwheel luster.

LOT 30 1881 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Brilliant bright silver with highly lustrous surfaces and very subtle toning around some of the peripheries. 7124.63/02590837 Ex; Phil Davis

1411803401 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 35 1882-CC Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Brilliant bright silver with ever so slightly toned on some high points and peripheries. 7134.65/1380976 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 31 1881-CC Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS64. Blast white brilliant silver covered in satiny cartwheel luster. 7126.64/36865214 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 32 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS66. The obverse is bright silver with champagne toning around the peripheries, while the upper and lower reverse are both uniformly toned but a horizontal strip across the center remains bright silver. Reflective fields. 7130.66/29836763 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 36 1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65. Bright silver with a couple tiny toning spots, one on the cheek and another right of E in ONE. Highly lustrous, reflective fields. 1479168601 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 37 1882 O/O VAM-7 TOP-100 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Lustrous medium silver with golden tones around the peripheries. 4717756-004 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 33 1882 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Lightly toned bright silver, the toning strongest around the peripheries. Highly lustrous, reflective fields. 3452788-003 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 42 1883-O/O VAM-4 TOP-100 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS63. The obverse is bright silver with champagne toning around the peripheries, while the reverse is covered in gold, blue, and green tones. 1485020 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 38 1882 O/S VAM-4 TOP-100 Recessed S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS61. Bright silver with frosty cartwheel luster. Semi-reflective fields. 4497263 010 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 43 1883-S VAM-3 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS60. Lustrous silver with subtle champagne toning around the peripheries. 5619633301 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 39 1883 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS65. Bright silver with subtle gold tones around the peripheries, satiny cartwheel luster covers the surfaces. 6206730 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 44 1883-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS AU55. Frosty light silver very subtly toned on some high points. Semi-reflective surfaces. 34094105 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 40 1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Blast white brilliant silver with highly lustrous surfaces.

683988-003 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 41 1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Beautiful champagne toning covers the surfaces with b older blue around the peripheries. Highly lustrous. 7146.65/35290448 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 45 1884 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Natural peach toning and frosty cartwheel luster covers both sides, with some golden tones around the right wing tip 40057803 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 50 1884 O/O HOT-50 VAM-10 NGC MS64. Frosty bright silver with highly lustrous surfaces. 4390978 004 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 46 1884-CC VAM-5 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. The obverse is bright silver, the reverse a mix of bright silver and golden tones. Frosty, lustrous surfaces. 7152.63/37762631 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 51 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Blast white with brilliant, lustrous surfaces. 7158.65/2650864 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 47 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS64. Frosty bright silver lightly toned on the portrait with highly lustrous surfaces. 1411803901 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 52 1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. The obverse is frosty and lightly mellowed surfaces, the reverse is beautiful peach, blue, and gold tones. Reflective surfaces, seated with reverse facing front in the holder. 7162.65/83089366 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 48 1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Slightly mellowed light silver with subtle golden tones along the bottom reverse. Highly lustrous surfaces. 7154.65/24133695 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 53 1885-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Frosty blast white with lustrous, semi-reflective surfaces. 7164.63/21164962 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 49 1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65+. Beautifully toned blue and peach on the obverse, bright silver on the reverse, with champagne gold around the peripheries on both sides. 6276691803 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 54 1886 VAM-1 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS66. Brilliant blast white on highly lustrous surfaces. 7166.66/36470909 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 58 1886-S VAM 2 S/S TOP-100 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS62. Lightly mellowed bright silver with very subtle toning around the obverse periphery. 133906.62/36784044 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 55 1886 VAM-1c HOT-50 Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS64. Highly lustrous bright silver with champagne toning around the peripheries of both sides. 2384393 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 59 1887 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Highly lustrous bright silver with beautiful gold, brown, and bold blue toning around some of the peripheries. 7172.65/35695545 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 56 1886-O VAM-16A Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS AU58. Bright silver with gold and blue tones around the peripheries of both sides, mostly the upper obverse and lower reverse. 7168.58/29946391 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 60 1887-O Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS 62. Brilliant silver on highly lustrous surfaces. 4755180 018 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 61 1887-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS62 CAC. Blast white with highly lustrous surfaces and reflective fields. CAC certified. 7180.62/26351706 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 57 1886-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS61. Frosty, lightly mellowed surfaces. 7168.61/35693959 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 62 1887/6 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Mostly frosty bright silver with subtle golden tones around the peripheries of both sides. Reflective fields. 7174.63/34018157 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 66 1888-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Lustrous bright silver, lightly mellowed on some high points, with highly lustrous surfaces. 7184.65/13123975 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 67 1888-O VAM-4 TOP-100 HOT LIPS Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS VF30. Mellowed grey, darker in the protected areas. Scarce HOT LIPS variety with the distinct doubling of the lips caused by a misaligned die. 2860476 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 63 1887/6-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS61. Frosty, lustrous surfaces. 7178.61/28670738 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 64 1888 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Blast white with very reflective fields. 270886-005 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 68 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Brilliant blast white on highly lustrous surfaces, with semi reflective fields. 1930452-004 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 65 1888-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Toned gold, violet, and blue tones, mostly around the peripheries, on highly lustrous surfaces. 7186.63/82189510 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 69 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS64. Beautifully toned rose, gold, and violet around the peripheries on highly lustrous surfaces. 7188.64/36100986 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 70 1889 VAM-19A TOP-100 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS62. Frosty, lustrous surfaces with subtle golden tones around the peripheries. 6320090201 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 71 1889 VAM 5-B PITTED & CLASHED HITLIST-40 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Blast white with brilliant, lustrous surfaces. 2719535-006 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 72 1889-CC VAM-2 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC AU53. Lightly mellowed silver with reflective fields and protected areas. 4705669 001 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 73 1889-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Frosty bright silver with semi-reflective surfaces. 7192.63/38744018 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 74 1889-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS61. Brilliant frosty bright silver with reflective fields. 7194.61/34376911 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 77 1890-CC Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS62. Blast white on lustrous surfaces. 7198.62/36975612 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 75 1890 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65. Satiny, highly lustrous bright silver. 3724760801 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 78 1890-CC Morgan Silver Dollar ICG AU55. Lightly mellowed frosty silver lightly toned along the upper reverse periphery. Reflective fields.

5192890501 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 79 1890-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS62. The obverse is bright silver with subtle golden toning on the upper and lower peripheries, the reverse is fully toned a mix of champagne, gold, rose, and olive. 7200.62/83522843 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 76 1890-CC Tail Bar Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Mostly blast white with light toning on the portrait’s high points. Covered in frosty luster with reflective fields. 87198.63/3725522 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 80 1890-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Brilliant blast white with just a touch of toning at E on the obverse and satiny luster covering the surfaces. 7202.63/29283744 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 81 1891 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS63. Lustrous bright silver other than a spot on the left wing tip. Semi-reflective fields 1411800501 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 85 1891-O Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Frosty blast white with semi-reflective surfaces. 4438814 010 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 82 1891 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS63. Blast white on highly lustrous surfaces. 4302278-025 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 86 1892 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS62. Lightly mellowed bright silver with frosty, lustrous surfaces. There is a fine die crack along the tops of LURIBU. 7212.62/37181415 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 83 1891-CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Frosty bright silver with subtle peach toning around the peripheries and dentils on both sides. 4872909 001 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 87 1892-CC Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS AG3. Antique silver grey, deeper in some protected areas. Worn around the peripheries but mostly readable date and legends. 7214.03/27759467 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 84 1891-CC VAM-3 TOP-100 Spitting Eagle Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS62. Bright silver with subtle rose and deep blue toning around the peripheries and dentils of both sides. 4161694 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 88 1892-CC Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS62 CAC. Frosty bright silver with a couple toning spots in the lower hair and before the lips. Highly lustrous, reflective fields. CAC certified. 7214.62/35070646 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 89 1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Frosty, lustrous blast white. 4702883-005 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 90 1893 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS63. Lightly mellowed frosty silver with highly lustrous surfaces. 4882810-013 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 91 1893 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC VG8. Deep grey, lighter on the high points, free of notable marks. 4715532-027 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 94 1895-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS XF40. Antique silver grey, deeper in some protected areas. Free of notable marks. 7236.40/35132056 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 95 1896 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Mostly bright, frosty silver with subtle golden tones around the peripheries. 7240.65/38466146 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 92 1894 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Brilliant, highly lustrous surfaces except for a dark spot over star 1. 3608228-004 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 96 1896 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS64. Bright frosty silver on the obverse, while the reverse has beautiful rainbow toning along the upper half. 3921634-024 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 93 1894-S Morgan Silver Dollar PNC MS63PL. Frosty bright silver with reflective, proof like surfaces. 185000 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 97 1896-O Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS61. Uniformly toned light gold on frosty, lustrous surfaces. 6355261501 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 98 1897 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65. Lightly toned across the obverse with peach, blue, and olive tones, while the reverse is bright silver with champagne and bold blue toning around the peripheries. 1387292804 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 102 1898 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65. Deeply toned mostly olive and gold with subtle iridescent blue, red and orange. 6164233902 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 103 1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS65. Frosty bright silver with peach and deep blue tones around the peripheries and dentils. Highly lustrous surfaces. 1317557 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 99 1897 VAM-6A TOP-100 PITTED REVERSE Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS64. Mostly brilliant, bright silver with gold tones around the dentils on both sides. 3288205-008 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 104 1898-S VAM-1B Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS63. Lightly mellowed frosty bright silver. 3316177-009 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 100 1897-S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS64. Brilliant highly lustrous bright silver. 2639918 022 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 105 1899 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS61. Lustrous light silver with a couple tiny toning spots before the forehead. 1411801101 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 101 1897-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS AU55. Deeply toned grey, olive, and orange on lustrous surfaces. 7248.55/34826775 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 106 1899 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Blast white covered in brilliant cartwheel luster. 7258.65/25621665 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 110 1900-O/CC VAM-11 TOP-100 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS64. Naturally toned deeper silver and peach with traces of a fingerprint in toning on the left obverse field. 7617052601 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 107 1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Toned gold and deep blue in the protected areas and around the peripheries of both sides. 298130-015 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 111 1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. A light layer of oxidation gives a somewhat matte, cloudy finish but cartwheel luster covers the surfaces of both sides. 7266.65/22083995 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 108 1899-O VAM-2 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS63. Naturally toned with subtle peach on the obverse, toned much deeper across the reverse. 5141281702 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 112 1900-S Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS62. Bright silver with very subtle toning on the obverse. Semi reflective fields. 38164612401 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 109 1900 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Brilliant blast white, covered in frosty cartwheel luster. 4539546-017 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 113 1901 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Subtle peach tones cover the peripheries of both sides, with a peep of blue under R in DOLLAR. 4919324-001 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 114 1901 Doubled Die Reverse Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS AU53. Lightly mellowed with gold and subtle blue toning. Double Die Reverse, obvious around the lower eagle. 7302.53/20764000 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 118 1902-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Lightly toned bright silver with reflective, proof like surfaces. 7282.63/38051345 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 119 1902-S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS62. Frosty bright silver with brilliant cartwheel luster. 2619276-014 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 115 1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65+. Frosty blast white on highly lustrous surfaces.

1411801401 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 120 1903 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Uniform, natural toning covers both sides with deeper gold tones highlighting some protected areas and peripheries. 7284.65/13326597 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 116 1902 Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65. Lightly mellowed bright silver covered in satiny luster.

7214252501 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 121 1903-O Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS66+. Brilliant blast white on highly lustrous surfaces free of marks. 5816975501 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 117 1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS MS65. Highly lustrous bright silver surfaces. 4385023 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 122 1903-S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC XF40. Mellowed grey silver with subtle toning around the peripheries. Only the most trivial of marks, nothing noteworthy. 3812946-016 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 126 1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Bright silver with frosty mint luster covering the surfaces. 7298.65/36470908 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 127 1921-S Morgan Silver Dollar ICG MS65. Uniform champagne toning covers the surfaces of both sides.

LOT 123 1904 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS63. Lightly toned champagne and deep blue around the peripheries. 7290.63/11999073 Ex; Phil Davis

4357993301 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 124 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS65. Frosty bright silver with hints of toning along some dentils. Highly lustrous and nearly free of any marks. 7292.65/29875175 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 128 1921 High Relief Peace Silver Dollar NNC MS67. Glossy bright silver surfaces with a tiny nick on the cheek. 210.072114.67.3350.042 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 125 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Natural, uniform peach toning covers the surfaces of both sides. 3545775-042 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 129 1921 Peace Silver Dollar ICG AU53 Details (Scratched, Cleaned). Cleaned and now glossy bright silver with hairline scratches in the obverse fields. 4415630101 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 134 1928 Peace Silver Dollar EMGC MS63. Satiny, lustrous bright silver free of notable marks. 1746725 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 130 1922-D Peace Silver Dollar PCGS MS64. Brilliant bright silver with frosty cartwheel luster covering the surfaces. There are several die cracks along the upper obverse. 7358.64/34849978 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 135 1935 Peace Silver Dollar NNC MS65. Glossy, lightly mellowed bright silver with minor marks on the cheek and obverse fields. Subtle cartwheel luster remains on both sides. 1478.96/5467 Ex; Phil Davis COLONIALS

LOT 131 1924-S Peace Silver Dollar NNC MS65. Glossy bright silver with cartwheel luster on the reverse. 161.7.67.9021.7626 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 132 1925 Peace Silver Dollar NGC MS65. Highly lustrous with uniform toning covering the surfaces. Free of marks. 4382105-016 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 136 1787 MBL Double Struck Reverse Connecticut Copper Fine. Tan brown and deep ebony with very fine roughness on the surfaces. There are minor nicks on the legs and a couple old hairlines on the effigy. Bold date, full legends. Double struck on the reverse with a second head and shoulder. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 133 1927 Peace Silver Dollar NGC MS61. Glossy bright silver with a wispy pin scratch on the cheek. Lustrous surfaces. 4108700-013 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 137 1788 Bust Right Vermont Copper VG. VF sharpness but lightly corroded with dull hairline scratches in the fields. Chocolate and steel browns. Full date and legends. Ex; Phil Hyde

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LOT 138 1787 STATES UNITED Fugio Cent AG3. Cleaned and now toned mostly dark brown with lighter tan on some high points and traces of old verdigris in some protected areas. There are also planchet flaws and laminations on both the lower obverse and reverse. Bold date and FUGIO, readable reverse legends.  Ex; Phil Hyde LARGE CENTS 

LOT 139 1793 S-1 R-4 AMERI Chain Cent FR2. Slightly sharper on the reverse than the obverse, but there are a couple spots of verdigris and a dig or flaw under NI in UNITED. Steel and olive browns on fairly smooth surfaces for the grade. The date is very weak but can just be made out in hand under a lamp, while the reverse legends are easier to read with a very clear AMERI.  Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 142 1793 Gallery Mint Copy Vine & Bars Edge Chain Cent. A brilliant red proof Vine & Bars Edge Gallery Mint Copy. Comes with the The Gallery Mint Museum card dated 1992. Ex; Gallery Mint 1993 - William Schwartz

LOT 140 1793 S-3 R-3- PCGS F Details (Env. Damage). Fine sharpness but corroded with roughness and pitting covering the surfaces. Despite this the chain is strong, the portrait outlined, and legends partial. Our grade is AG3. 35438.97/29833609 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 143 1793 S-8 R-3 Wreath Cent VG10. VF sharpness but there are notable rim bruises on both sides as well as old hairline scratches on the obverse. The most notable include a couple bruises behind the lower hair, one over CA in AMERICA, and scratches on the face and through Y in LIBERTY. Mixed olive brown, tan, and ruddy chocolate browns. There are a couple spots of shallow oxidation at the bust tip and the forehead near the hair, otherwise appears fairly smooth to the unaided eye. Ex; CVM EAC St Louis 1997 - William Schwartz

LOT 141 1793 S-3 R-3- Chain Cent FR2. A point or so sharper on the reverse, but corroded with the date obscured, old hairline scratches and a couple minor rim bruises on the obverse. Dark brown and charcoal. Fully readable legends. Ex; Phil Hyde

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LOT 144 1793 S-11c R-4+ Lettered Edge Wreath Cent AG3. Moderately corroded with old verdigris on both sides. Dark brown and dark steel. Despite the surfaces the date is bold, and LIBERTY, UNITED STATES, and ONE CENT are readable.  Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 147 1794 S-42 R-4 PCGS VF35. Mostly medium brown with areas of deeper maroon at IBE in LIBERTY, MER In AMERICA, and CE in CENT containing traces of shallow scale. A pin prick below the chin is the only notable mark. Die misaligned towards 12 o’clock with the usual weakness for the variety on the upper reverse. Our grade is VF20 . 901374.35/42229864

LOT 145 1793 Liberty Cap Large Cent P1. Deep olive and steel patina with rough surfaces. The reverse is mostly obscured, and the date is weak but can just be made out in hand, as can most of the portrait’s outline and LIBERTY. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 148 1794 S-59 R-3 G5. A few points sharper but fine granularity covers the surfaces and there are rim bruises at B in LIBERTY, U in UNITED, and A in STATES. Chocolate and steel browns. Weak but readable date and full legends. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 149 1794 S-65 R-1 G4. Sharper on the obverse than the reverse, but the surfaces are covered with fine porosity and tiny pits. Mostly reddish chocolate brown with light brown on some devices and high points. Bold date and LIBERTY. LDS. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 150 1794 S-71 R-2 VG10. Tan and medium olive browns with scattered ruddy brown spots on the obverse. The only mark is a rim bruise at TA in STATES. Choice, smooth surfaces, with a bold date and full legends. EDS. Ex; Unknown source EAC 1992 - William Schwartz

LOT 146 1793 S-13 R-4- PCGS F Details (Env. Damage). Fine sharpness but corroded with fine roughness, scattered pits, and fine striations on either side. There is also a scrape through E in UNITED. Tan brown and light olive brown. Bold date, mostly readable legends. Our grade is G6. 35489.97/82498418 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 151 1794 S-72 R-2 VG7. Fine sharpness but cleaned and now toned tan and deep charcoal with old hairline scratches across the obverse and fine roughness on the surfaces. There are also a few minor rim bruises on each side. Bold, full date and legends. E-MDS, state II.  Ex; G.S. Hauer eBay - William Schwartz

LOT 155 1796 S-87 R-5 VG8. Fine sharpness but there is fine roughness and porosity on the surfaces. Only a couple trivial marks, a tick on the rim behind the bottom hair the best identifying. Weaker on the central reverse, otherwise bold date and legends. Ex; EAC Vegas 1997 - William Schwartz

LOT 152 1795 S-78 R-1 Plain Edge VG8. Fine sharpness but lightly corroded with a few scattered pits on the upper obverse and old verdigris on the reverse, mostly from TES OF down along the right wreath. Tan brown and charcoal patina. Struck 10% off

LOT 156 1796 S-110 R-3 VG10. 10 points sharper but cleaned with old hairline scratches across the obverse and a few minor rim bruises on either side. There is also fine granularity in the protected areas. Tan and steel browns. MDS, Breen state V. Ex; Phil Hyde

center on both sides, full date and legends. Ex; Tony Carlotta EAC 1995 - William Schwartz

LOT 153 1795 S-78 R-1 Plain Edge G4. Slightly sharper on the obverse but lightly corroded with traces of verdigris and fine granularity in some protected areas. Glossy deep olive on the obverse, steel and ebony on the reverse. Bold date and other than UNITED the legends are readable. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 157 1796 S-110 R-3 ICG VG10 Details (Corroded). VG10 sharpness but there are scattered pits containing dark scale on the reverse around the peripheries. The obverse remains nice and smooth, with only trivial marks visible otherwise. Medium olive brown, full date and legends. LDS, Breen state IX, with the strong rim cud break at TY and to the right, and die cracks in the right field and around the date. Our grade is VG7. 4415631901 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 158 1797 S-120b R-2 Gripped Edge AG3. A couple points sharper but there is fine roughness on the surfaces, light pits scattered on the reverse, and nicks on the obverse. The notable marks include a nick above Y, another before the mouth, and pinpricks above the hair braid, before the forehead, and right of the date. Other than A in STATES, the legends and date are readable. Ex; Flea Market 10/1989 - William Schwartz

LOT 154 Pair of Liberty Cap Cents 1795 & 1796. Lot of 2 Coins. Includes a 1795 S-78 R-1 Plain Edge AG3, and a 1796 S-81 R-3 AG3. Both with clear dates. Ex; Phil Hyde

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LOT 159 1797 S-140 R-1 VG10. VF25 sharpness but corroded with roughness and verdigris, strongest on the reverse, and old scratches on the portrait. Glossy deep steel and olive patina. Strong date and legends. EDS. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 162 Pair of Draped Bust Cents 1798 & 1802. Lot of 2 Coins. Includes a 1798/7 S-152 R-2 G4, and an 1802 S-236 R-1 LDS Breen state IX G4. Both have full dates. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 163 1798 S-166 R-1 ICG F12. F12 sharpness but dark and there is microporosity and fine roughness on the surfaces. Dark olive and steel. Free of notable marks. LDS. The reverse is rotated 40 degrees CCW. Our grade is VG8. 5198942301 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 160 Pair of Draped Bust Cents 1797 & 1798. Lot of 2 Coins. Includes a 1797 Draped Bust G4, and a 1798 Draped Bust AG3. Both have full dates. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 164 1798 S-167 R-1 VG10. A couple points sharper but numerous trivial nicks are scattered across both sides, nothing major but enough to prevent the higher grade. Chocolate and olive browns. E-MDS, Breen state II. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 161 1798/7 S-152 Overdate ICG F15. F15 sharpness but there is light microporosity across the surfaces of both sides. Only the most trivial of marks, nothing noteworthy. Dark brown and deep steel. Bold date and legends, clear overdate feature. Scarce EDS with the buckling starting in the left obverse field but before the die crack from. Our grade is VG10.

LOT 165 1798 S-174 R-2 G6. VF sharpness but dark and lightly corroded with fine roughness and a few scattered pits on both sides. Mottled dark olive and dark brown. Bold date, full legends Ex; Carvin Good Ridge EAC 1992 - William Schwartz

5198944101 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 166 1799 S-189 R-2 PCGS F Details (Env. Damage). VG10 sharpness but there are heavy pits and fine hairlines scattered across the obverse, lighter pits and fine granularity on the reverse. Dark chocolate and olive browns. Nice bold date and LIBERTY, fully readable reverse legends. Our grade is AG3. 1443.97/27905669 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 167 1799 S-189 R-2 AG3. Several points sharper but moderately corroded with granularity and porosity covering the surfaces of both sides. 7 in the date is obscured, but the other digits are clear and legends are readable.  Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 170 1800 S-212 R-3 VG7. Mostly dark charcoal patina with hints of light brown on some of the highest point and fine granularity covering the surfaces of both sides. There are a couple pin pricks around the bust tip, and faint pin scratches on 18 and the denominator that blend in well. Bold date, readable legends. Ex; Rod Buress EAC 4/1990 - William Schwartz

LOT 168 1800/79 S-192 R-3 VG10. 10 points sharper but lightly corroded with fine granularity on the surfaces and traces of verdigris in some protected areas. The notable marks include faint hairlines on the portrait, one above CEN, and a small rim nick under the right ribbon tail. Mostly glossy dark brown with hints of chocolate brown on the reverse. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 171 1801 S-216 R-1 ICG VG10 Details (Cleaned). Cleaned long ago and now toned glossy olive with underlying chocolate. There are wispy hairline scratches that blend in well to the toning on the portrait and fields, the most notable include one right of the date and another over CENT. There are also a few very minor rim bumps around the obverse well hidden by the holder. Smooth, glossy surfaces. MDS, Breen state II with misaligned dies resulting in weakness at OF and the end of the drapery. Our grade is VG8. 5198942501 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 169 1800 S-200 R-3 ICG VG10. Dark brown and charcoal with lighter pale tan on some of the highest points. There is microporosity scattered lightly across both sides, visible under a glass, and a rim bruise over the last S in STATES. The date and legends are bold except STA which is weaker due to a bulge. EDS, Breen state II. Our grade is VG10 .

5198942401 Ex; Phil Davis

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LOT 175 1804 S-266b R-2 AG3. Slightly sharper but there are a couple notable scratches on the reverse above ONE and through UNITED, as well as notable rim nicks below the fraction and over T D in UNITED. Glossy olive brown with deeper steel in some fields and protected areas. Reasonably smooth, faint granularity revealed under a glass. The legends on the left reverse are wearing into the rim but the date is easily readable.  Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 172 Trio of Draped Bust Cents 1801-1803. Lot of 3 Coins. Includes an 1801 S-224 R-1 EDS graded VG10 net VG7 for nicks and light roughness, an 1802 S-231 R-2 E-MDS Breen state III graded F15 net VG10 for fine roughness, and an 1803 S-251 R-2 graded F12 net VG8 for light corrosion and granularity. All sharper with minor surface issues. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 176 1804 S-266c R-2 G6. A couple points sharper but cleaned long ago and now toned mostly attractive light brown with subtle bluish steel overtones. There are a couple pits before the nose and traces of dark scale in some reverse protected areas. Bold date, weaker along the tops of UNITED STATES but full legends. Ex; Gino Cleve San Fillipo 1995 - William Schwartz

LOT 173 1802 S-230 R-3 VG7. Fine sharpness but cleaned and now toned steel brown and artificial red with microscopic roughness on the surfaces, There is also a notable scrape through U in UNITED up to the ribbon and a nick on the rim at the first S in STATES. Bold date, readable legends. MDS, with the reverse die crack. Ex; Ray Fulop 1989 - William Schwartz

LOT 177 1804 S-266c R-2 G6. A couple points sharper but Covered in moderate, uniform roughness on both sides. Free of notable marks. Dark chocolate and dark steel browns. STATES is a bit weaker but readable, and the remaining legends and date are bold. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 174 1803 S-247 R-5 Mumps Obverse F12. VF25 sharpness but there is very light microporosity visible under a glass, scattered pits on the reverse, and the surfaces have been cleaned. There are also some dull hairline scratches on the neck and in the right obverse field. Now toned medium olive and dark steel browns with underlying faded tan and artificial red. Bold date and legends. EDS.  Ex; Ray Fulop 1989 - William Schwartz

LOT 178 1804 S-266c R-2 G4. Cleaned and now toned artificial red and steel. There are a few minor rim bruises on the obverse, otherwise only trivial marks. The legends along the left reverse are wearing into the rim, but the remaining legends and date are bold. Ex; Phil Hyde

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LOT 179 1805 S-267 R-1 F12. VF25 sharpness corroded with fine roughness and traces of old verdigris on the reverse and lower obverse. Medium brown and olive, free of notable marks. EDS. Ex; William Schwartz

LOT 183 Pair of Draped Bust Cents 1806 & 1807. Lot of 2 Coins. Includes an 1806 S-2701 R-1 G6 net G4 cleaned and scratched, and an 1807 S-271 R-1 G5. Both have bold dates and legends. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 184 1807 S-271 R-1 VG8. A point or two sharper but there are numerous faint hairline scratches on the portrait and a cluster of trivial nicks from the shoulder right to before the neck. Bold date and legends. EDS, Breen state II, before the comet break. Ex; Rod Buress 1989 - William Schwartz

LOT 180 Pair of Draped Bust Cents 1805 & 1807. Lot of 2 Coins. Includes an 1805 S-269 R-1 E-MDS Breen state II graded VF30 net VG10 for uniform granularity, and an 1807 S-271 R-1 EDS Breen state I graded F12 net VG8 for cleaning and fine roughness. Both sharper with surface issues. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 185 1807 S-274 R-2 G4. A few points sharpness but dark and covered with fine roughness on the surfaces. There is also a nick in the field below the chin, a rim bruise right of that, and smaller nicks on R in LIBERTY and below 8 on the rim. Semi-glossy dark steel and olive browns. Bold date and legends. LDS, Breen state IV. Ex; Bart Carr - William Schwartz

LOT 181 1806 S-270 R-1 F15. Glossy dark steel brown with lighter brown on the devices. Only a couple trivial marks, nothing noteworthy. Smooth surfaces. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 182 1806 S-270 R-1 G4. A point or two sharper but lightly corroded with old ebony and ruddy scale and microroughness on the surfaces of both sides. Minor nicks scattered on both sides, the most notable are a nick in the hair behind the neck and a couple faint hairline scratches before the mouth. Medium olive brown. Full date, readable legends. Ex; Rod Buress - William Schwartz

LOT 186 1808 S-277 R-2 F15. VF sharpness but lightly cleaned long ago and now glossy tan and chocolate browns. There are trivial nicks in the fields, including one before the nose and another above the bust tip. Smooth surfaces. Ex; eBay - Willam Schwartz

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LOT 191 1809 S-280 R-2 G6. Fine sharpness but dark and lightly corroded, strongest at stars 9-10 and on the lower reverse. Dark olive and steel patina. There is a shallow planchet clip at star 9. Bold date and legends. Ex; Carl Defalco 1986 - William Schwartz

LOT 187 1808 S-278 R-3 F12. Semi-glossy chocolate and olive browns with a dark spot right of star 4. Only the most trivial of marks consistent with the grade, including a tick on the nose bridge and a pin scratch

in the upper hair. Smooth surfaces. LDS. Ex; Anthony Denny 1987 - William Schwartz

LOT 188 1808 S-278 R-3 VG7. F15 sharpness but corroded with fine roughness and verdigris on the surfaces, and old scratches on both sides. There are also a couple notable digs above ONE and C in CENT. Mostly dark olive brown with lighter brown on some high points. Bold date and legends. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 192 1810 S-282 R-2 PCGS VG10. Dark olive and steel with hints of lighter chocolate on both sides. Microscopic granularity covers some protected areas. The only marks are a dull scratches through ES in STATES and along the right wreath, and a couple rim bumps under 0 and star 13. E-MDS, Breen state II. The reverse is rotated slightly CW. Our grade is VG8. 1549.10/82460844 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 189 1809 S-280 R-2 ICG EF40 Details (Corroded). EF sharpness but dark with microporosity across the surfaces, and clusters of pitting at star 8 and under NE in ONE. The notable marks include fine scratches on the neck and middle hair behind, and one on the bottom of the left ribbon tail. Dark olive brown and steel. Sharp MDS, Breen state III. Our grade is VF25. 5198943101 Ex; Phil Davis

LOT 193 1810 S-282 R-2 VG8. Slightly sharper but fine granularity covers the surfaces, which have also been cleaned. There is a rim bruise at stars 2-3, trivial marks otherwise. Now toned mostly deep steel brown with peeps of artificial orange underneath. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 190 1809 S-280 R-2 VG10. VF25 sharpness but dark with a deep stain on the obverse and fine granularity on the surfaces. Otherwise deep steel with peeps of artificial red on the highest points. MDs, Breen state V. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 194 1811/0 S-286 R-3 G6. There are several old hairline scratches on both sides, most blend in well to the pleasing chocolate brown toning. Fairly smooth for the grade. Clear overdate feature. Ex; Phil Hyde

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LOT 195 1811 S-287 R-2 G6. F15 sharpness but dark with fine roughness on the surfaces. There is a dull scratch on the neck and another on the dentils at star 1. Dark olive brown. Ex; Superior 6/1989 - Rod Buress - William Schwartz

LOT 198 Trio of Classic Head Cents 1812-1814. Lot of 3 Coins. Includes an 1812 S-290 R-1 VG8 net G5 for roughness, uniform rim nicks, and cleaning, an 1813 S-292 R-2 LDS Breen state V VG8 net G6 for light corrosion and rim damage at ED in UNITED, and an 1814 S-295 R-1 Plain 4 EDS VG7. All slightly sharper with some issues. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 196 1812 S-288 R-2 VG10. 5 points sharper but fine roughness covers the surfaces with a few scattered pits. No other notable marks. Uniform deep charcoal patina. Ex; Phil Hyde

LOT 199 1813 S-292 R-2 VG10. Glossy medium brown and dark olive. There is only one trivial tick over the second 1, hardly noteworthy. Attractive smooth surfaces, nice for the grade. Ex; Island Coins Bowers & Merena 1988 - William Schwartz

LOT 197 1812 S-289 R-1 VG8. A couple points sharper but there are several old hairline scratches in the fields, mostly on the obverse, and fine roughness on the surfaces. There are also a couple notable nicks over N in CENT and the first A in AMERICA. Pleasing medium to dark olive browns. Ex; Bob Essig EAC 4/1989 - William Schwartz

LOT 200 1814 S-294 R-1 Crosslet 4 VG10. Slightly sharper but microscopic roughness covers the surfaces. There are a few minor nicks around ONE and the wreath above. Dark steel and olive with ruddy brown in some protected areas.

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LOT 201 1814 S-294 R-1 Crosslet 4 VG8. Slightly sharper but cleaned and now toned mostly olive brown with a splash of tan on the central reverse and microscopic roughness on the surfaces. There are also a couple notable rim nicks under the bust tip and star 1. EDS. Ex; Bob Essig EAC 4/1989 - William Schwartz

LOT 204 1816 N-4 R-3 VF20. VF35 sharpness but fine roughness covers the surfaces and there is a hairline scratch from the lips to the dentils over star 2. Dark brown surfaces, lighter on the highest points. M-LDS, state c. Ex; William Schwartz

LOT 202 1814 S-295 R-1 Plain 4 G5. Chocolate and dark browns. There is a dull scrape under R in AMERICA, and a bit of crud in some protected areas. Otherwise

trivial marks, on nice smooth surfaces. Ex; Rod Burress 1989 EAC - William Schwartz

LOT 205 Trio of Matron Head Cents 1816-1818. Lot of 3 Coins. Includes an 1816, 1817, and 1818 all sharper with minor marks and light roughness, grading VG-Fine range.

LOT 206 1817 N-2 R-3 Close Date ICG AU55. EF45 sharpness but fine microporosity covers the protected areas. Dark olive brown. Free of notable marks. MDS, die state c with the radial crack through the first S in STATES to the wreath. Our grade is VF35. 5198943301 Ex; Phil Davis

Friday, May15 th , 2026 5PM CST LOT 203 1816 N-2 R-1 PCGS MS63BN CAC. Attractive light olive and tan browns mellowed down from faded mint color. There are some wispy marks on the chin and jawline, a nick over star 1, another below star 6, and a scratch below star 7, all that blend in well to the toning. Frosty luster covers the surfaces, great eye appeal. MDS, die state c. Our grade is AU58. 1591.63/25387490 Ex; Phil Davis

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