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1256
A lot of Pre-1921 Morgan Dollars
.
Coins will grade Good
to AU.
Estimated Value ..............................................$1,200 - 1,250
Donald J Mack Collection
.
1257
A partial collection of "CC" mint silver dollars
. From 1878-
CC to 1893-CC, missing the 1885-CC and 1889-CC to complete
the set.
Coins will grade good to AU.
Lot of 12 coins.
Estimated Value ..............................................$1,000 - 1,100
1258
A lot of NTC graded Morgan Dollars
. Consist of:
1880-O,
MS-61 and MS-62 (2, 1 of each); 1883-S, XF-45, AU-50,
and AU-53 (3, 1 of each); 1884-S, XF-45 (3); 1887-O,
AU-50 (2); 1891-O, AU-50 and AU-58 (2, 1 of each);
1892, XF-40 (1); 1892, XF-45 and AU-50 (4, 2 of each);
1894-O, XF-40 Cleaned (1); 1896-O, AU-50 (2); 1896-O,
XF-45 (3); 1897-O, XF-45 and AU-50 (2, 1 of each);
1904, AU-55 (1).
All are a little over graded. Some have been
cleaned. Lot of 26 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $850 - 900
1259
A group of GSA "CC" mint Morgan Dollars
. Consist of:
1882-CC (2); 1883-CC (1); 1884-CC (2). Coins will
grade MS-60+ or better.
All housed in original black holders.
Lot of 5 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $750 - 800
1260
A group of Morgan Dollars
.
NGC graded each MS-65.
Consists of:
1887; 1888; 1898; 1899-O; 1904-O.
All nice
white coins. Lot of 5 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $600 - 650
1261
A lot of PCGS MS-65 Morgan Dollars
. Consists of:
1879-S;
1881-S; 1886; 1902-O; 1921.
All nice white coins. Lot of 5
coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $600 - 650
1262
A lot of Pre-1921 Morgan Dollars
.
Coins will grade MS-
60 or better.
Some are nicely toned. Lot of 20 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $600 - 650
Donald J Mack Collection
.
1263
A lot of 1921 P-D-S Morgan Dollars
. Coins range in grades
from
Fine to Mint State
. Lot of 29 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $500 - 600
1264
A trio of PCGS graded Morgan Dollars
. Consist of:
1885,
MS-65 CAC Approved (1); 1886, MS-65 CAC Approved
(2).
All coins housed in PCGS First Generation Holders. Lot of 3
coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $390 - 410
1265
A trio of PCGS graded Morgan Dollars
. Consists of:
1879-
S, MS-65; 1880-S, MS-65; 1882-S, MS-65. All Approved
by CAC.
Three white Gems housed in PCGS First Generation
Holders. Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $390 - 410
1266
A group of NGC graded Morgan Dollars
. Dates and grades
include:
1883-O, MS-63 (2); 1883-O, MS-63 PL (1); 1890,
MS-63 (1); 1897, MS-63 (5).
All beautiful nice coins, some
may look better than the given grades. Lot of 9 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $375 - 400
1267
A balance of the NTC graded Morgan Dollars
. Consist of:
1880, MS-63 (1); 1889-O, AU-53, AU-58, and MS-62 (3,
1 of each); 1921, MS-63 (2); 1921, MS-64 (5); 1921,
MS-65 (1).
All a little over graded. Lot of 12 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $350 - 400
1268
A group of Morgan Dollars
.
NGC graded each MS-64.
Dates include:
1881-S (1); 1888 (1); 1897 (1); 1899-O
(2); 1904-O.
All white coins. Some bear the eye appeal of gem
coins. Lot of 6 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $300 - 350
1269
A lot of NGC graded Morgan Dollars
. Consist of:
1881,
MS-63; 1881-S, MS-64; 1882, MS-64; 1882-S, MS-64.
All
white coins. Lot of 4 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 225
1270
A lot of NGC graded Morgan Dollars
. Consists of:
1884-O,
MS-62 (1); 1885-O, MS-62 (2); 1885, MS-63 (1).
All the
coins in this lot have lovely reverse toning. Lot of 4 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
1271
A Partial Collection of Morgan Dollars 1878 to 1921-S
.
Missing the key dates.
Coins grade AG to BU
. Careful study
recommended. Lots of semi-key dates included. Lot of 85 coins.
Estimated Value .................................................... $4,000-UP
1272
A Partial Set of Morgan Dollars 1878 to 1921-S
. Housed
in a deluxe Dansco Album.
Missing the following dates:
1878 8TF, 1878 7/8TF, 1885-CC, 1889-CC, 1892-CC,
1893-CC, 1893-S, 1894-P, 1894-S, 1895-P, 1895-O,
1895-S, and 1903-O
. A nice set grading
Fine to Unc
. Lot of
85 coins.
Estimated Value .................................................... $4,000-UP
1273
A Partial Collection Of Morgan Silver Dollars 1878 to
1921-S
.
Coins grade Good to Unc
. Lot of 75 coins.
Estimated Value ..............................................$1,700 - 1,900
1274
A Lot of Old Green Holder Morgan Dollars
.
PCGS graded
all MS-65
. Consists of:
1878-S, 1880-S, 1882-S (7), 1883,
and 1898
. A few are better dates, and each is a full, glistening
Gem. Lot of 11 coins.
Estimated Value ..............................................$1,150 - 1,200
1275
A Lot Of Morgan Dollars 1878 to 1885-CC
.
Grades range
from VF to AU
. The 1885-CC has light scratches yet all the
same is very elusive in circulated grades. Collectors find these
to be scarcer than the Bus! Lot of 8 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $350 - 375
1276
1878 8TF
.
NGC graded all MS-63
. Lot of 3 coins. (
PCGS #
7072
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $550 - 600
1277
1878. 7TF Reverse of 1878
.
NGC graded all MS-63
. This
group includes some Premium Quality examples and semi-
prooflike pieces. Lot of 10 coins. (
PCGS # 7074
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $825 - 850
1278
1878. 7TF Reverse of 1879
.
NGC graded all MS-62
. What
was the reason for striking so many Silver Dollars from 1878 to
1904? United States silver mine owners saw multiple threats,
domestic and foreign during the early 1870s. Domestic indus-
tries needed little silver compared to the already large require-
ment for coinage. The German Empire under the “Iron
Chancellor” Bismarck adopted a gold standard, and threw over
8,000 tons of silver on the market; then came enormous discov-
eries of silver in Nevada (the Comstock Lode being only the
most famous of these). This meant that the market price of sil-
ver (reckoned in gold dollars) fell, and the Mint Bureau could
buy foreign silver more cheaply. The lobby's chief legislative
friends began submitting bills which would, when enacted, force
the Treasury to buy enormous amounts of new domestic (not
foreign, and not recycled) silver, at artificially high prices, for
coinage only into silver dollars. Lot of 3 coins. (
PCGS # 7076
)
Estimated Value ................................................... $350 - 360
