Black Cat - Gold Type Set 8 Piece, Circulation Strikes (1839-1933) Coin Album

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1896 $2.50 MS68 PCGS #7848

CAC - This is the sole finest 1896 quarter eagle certified. "Needle-sharp detail characterizes the devices, which glow with softly frosted luster against the luminous fields. Both sides are pristine, with original wheat-gold color."

1908 $2.50 MS66+ PCGS #7939

CAC - From The Coronet Collection

1899-S $5 MS68PL PCGS #88399

CAC - The finest PL Liberty Head No Motto Half Eagle at PCGS. The next closest is a MS65PL 1903-S as of 9/21. A truly stunning coin.

1908 $5 Indian MS66+ PCGS #8510

CAC - Frosty yellow-gold luster glistens with tints of mint-green and rose on each side, while the design elements showcase sharp definition and the fields have only the most unobtrusive signs of contact.

1906 $10 MS67+ PCGS #8759

CAC - The Finest Graded 1906 $10 at PCGS and finest CAC endorsed coin at CAC. The silky-smooth surfaces are stunning, as well as the rich endowment of undisturbed satin luster. Ex. Oliver Jung Type Collection

1911 $10 MS67 PCGS #8868

CAC - The central devices of the Indian and the eagle have an extra dimension from the boldness of the central strike. Mint luster coruscates across the raised devices and unblemished fields. Ex. Oliver Jung Type Collection

1875-S $20 MS67 PCGS #8975

CAC - The Single Finest Type II Liberty Head Double Eagle. Both sides are a lovely, bright, light orange yellow gold in color. The mint luster is complete and makes perfectly formed cartwheels on both sides. The surfaces are frosty and lustrous and are virtually undisturbed by breaks in the frosting. A short section of deep coppery toning along the obverse rim at 3 o'clock will serve to "hallmark" this extraordinary coin. From the James A. Stack, Sr. Collection