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1168
1891-CC
.
NGC graded MS-64 DPL
. A blazing white coin. Sil-
ver cartwheel luster radiates from the nicely reflecting surfaces
of this attractive coin. Liberty’s profile is snow white and
frosted. The eagle’s body and wings also give it nice contrast
against the deeply prooflike field. A great deal of discussion also
surrounds a coin's strike. This 1891-CC has excellent detail with
no sign of weakness to the hair above the ear. There is a tiny
mark at the center of Liberty’s cheek, as well as a few normal
light bagmarks in the field that are amplified by its bright reflec-
tive quality. All in keeping with the MS64 assignment by NGC.
Pop 24; 1 finer in 65
. (
PCGS # 97207
)
Estimated Value ..............................................$3,000 - 3,200
1169
1891-CC
.
PCGS graded MS-62.
CAC Approved
. Well
struck, somewhat muted luster accounts for the modest MS62
grade assignment. (
PCGS # 7206
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $480 - 500
1170
1891-CC
.
PCGS graded MS-62
. Frosty and white. (
PCGS #
7206
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $475 - 500
1171
1891-O
.
PCGS graded MS-64
. A nice white coin. One small
obverse rim nick at 2:00. (
PCGS # 7208
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $500 - 550
1172
1892-CC
.
PCGS graded MS-63.
CAC Approved
. Mostly
untoned. The choice surface reveals bountiful mint frostiness
from the dies. This handsome specimen has captivating bril-
liance, and it also displays strond detail from a sufficient,
indeed, a bold strike. Scarce CC mint offering. (
PCGS # 7214
)
Estimated Value ..............................................$1,900 - 2,000
1173
1892-CC
.
PCGS graded AU-55
. Mostly untoned but still very
lustrous. Desirable CC mint issue. (
PCGS # 7214
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $500 - 550
1174
1892-CC
.
PCGS graded AU-50
. Mostly untoned with some
latent mint frost around the legends and within most devices
from the short while it circulated. Silver dollars for the most part
served as bank and Treasury backing for Silver Certificate paper
money in the years from 1886 to the 1930s. Out West and in
the upper Midwest, silver money was favored, but elsewhere,
people were happy to accept the more convenient paper equiv-
alent, knowing that they could at any time redeem it for specie
at any bank. (
PCGS # 7214
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $500 - 525
1175
1892-CC
.
PCGS graded EF-40
. Even gray toning. (
PCGS #
7214
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $325 - 350
1176
1892-S
.
NGC graded AU-55
. Mostly untoned. Aundant luster
found at the devices and around the legends on this choice AU
example. Popular date in higher grades. (
PCGS # 7218
)
Estimated Value ..............................................$1,200 - 1,250
