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Session Three - Monday, June 2, 2014 10:00 AM
1600 1862, 10¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, straight
edges, with ABCO monogram. Choice New 63. Fr-1242.
KL-3215. A bright example with great color and eye appeal.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 125
1601 1863, 10¢ Fractional Currency. Second Issue, without
surcharges. PCGS New 62. Fr-1244. KL-3230. A trifle
toned and with a corner fold or two, but with otherwise Gem
margins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 125
1602 1864, 10¢ Fractional Currency. Third Issue, green
reverse. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. Fr-1255. KL-
3262. A single light bend prevents a much higher grade on this
fully original example.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $60 - 80
1603 1874, 10¢ Fractional Currency. Fifth Issue, red seal with
short, thick key. PCGS Choice New 63. Fr-1266. KL-
3350. This Crawford note has terrific margins and good color
for the assigned grade.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $50 - 60
1604 1869, 15¢ Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, large red
seal, watermarked paper. PCGS Choice About New 55.
Fr-1267. KL-3332. A lovely example that retains terrific color
and excellent eye appeal.
Estimated Value ..................................................... $80 - 100
1605 1869, 15¢ Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, smaller
red seal. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. Fr-1271. KL-
3336. A fully original 15¢ fractional with excellent colors and
eye appeal. The top margin is just a bit too tight for a Gem
grade.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
1606 1862, 25¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, straight
edges, with ABCO monogram. PCGS Choice About New
58PPQ. Fr-1281. KL-3219. This well-centered example pos-
sesses outstanding originality.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $60 - 80
1607 1864, 25¢ Fractional Currency. Third Issue, green
reverse. PCGS New 61. Fr-1294. KL-3268. This otherwise
Choice example is held back by a short edge tear that is fully
within the top margin.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $70 - 90
1608 1869, 25¢ Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, large red
seal, paper with violet silk fibers. Fr-1303. KL-3340.
PCGS graded Choice About New 58, Apparent, small rust
stain.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $30 - 40
1609 1863, 50¢ Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with sur-
charge 18-63 and 1. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. Fr-1318.
KL-3247. Well centered on the face, but shifted just a bit to
the right on the back. Fully original, with good color and bronz-
ing.
Estimated Value ................................................... $125 - 150
1610 1864, 50¢ Fractional Currency. Third Issue, red reverse
with A-2-6-5, obverse without design figures. PCGS
Choice New 63. Fr-1324. KL-3275. A minor paperclip rust
stain is visible on the bottom center of the face, a flaw that is
mentioned by PCGS Currency as the culprit behind the "Appar-
ent" designation.
Estimated Value ..................................................... $75 - 100
1611 1864, 50¢ Fractional Currency. Third Issue, red reverse
without surcharge, obverse without design figures.
PCGS New 62. Fr-1343. KL-3295. This Justice note exhibits
good color and bold originality.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
1612 1869, 50¢ Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, Lincoln
portrait. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. Fr-1374. KL-
3343. This fully original Lincoln 50¢ is just a light bend away
from a much higher grade, and a much higher value. It exhibits
excellent colors and terrific eye appeal.
Estimated Value ................................................... $400 - 500
1613 1869, 50¢ Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, Stanton
portrait. PCGS About New 50. Fr-1376. KL-3345. A nice,
lightly circulated Stanton note.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 120
1614 1869, 50¢ Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, Dexter
portrait. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. Fr-1379. KL-
3347. A light bend prevents a much higher grade on this Dex-
ter, as the margins alone would likely support a Gem grade.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $60 - 80
1615 1874, 50¢ Fractional Currency. Fifth Issue, white paper.
PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. Fr-1381. KL-3357. A
light bend is all that prevents a higher grade on this lovely
example.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $60 - 80