Will W. Neil
HOF
Retired
Rank
5
Rank
Set
Complete
70.00%
Complete
Set
Rating
39.150
Rating
GPA with
Top Bonuses
60.231
Top Bonuses
GPA
Weighted
60.231
Weighted
About This Set:
From the Experts at PCGS
Will Neil’s collection of U.S. coins was sold in 1947 by B. Max Mehl, the flamboyant dealer from Texas. The catalog of the sale, replete with seven of our Ten Most Famous U.S. Rarities, was rated "A+" by numismatic expert, John Adams, who has examined all of the early U.S. coin catalogs for content and quality. Neil’s 1913 Nickel is an exceptional PR-64 from the Farouk collection, he owned an 1804 Silver Dollar (Class III), and both types of the 1880 Stellas. Neil's numismatic legacy lives on through B. Max Mehl's catalog and the memory of his fabulous collection.
Will Neil’s collection of U.S. coins was sold in 1947 by B. Max Mehl, the flamboyant dealer from Texas. The catalog of the sale, replete with seven of our Ten Most Famous U.S. Rarities, was rated "A+" by numismatic expert, John Adams, who has examined all of the early U.S. coin catalogs for content and quality. Neil’s 1913 Nickel is an exceptional PR-64 from the Farouk collection, he owned an 1804 Silver Dollar (Class III), and both types of the 1880 Stellas. Neil's numismatic legacy lives on through B. Max Mehl's catalog and the memory of his fabulous collection.
| Image | Item | PCGS # | Date | Denom | Grade | PCGS # Pop | PCGS # Pop Higher | Pop | Pop Higher | Comments |
|---|
Comments
Awesome
Amazing history too bad the collection couldn’t stay together.