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during New York ANA Convention
Among other highlights is a Gem Panama-Pacific Exposition 5 piece set to be offered as individual lot. All lots will be on view at the ANA World’s Fair of Money at the Teletrade Booth #0908
On August 4, 2002, Teletrade® Auctions will auction as a featured part of its ANA World’s Fair of Money Premier Plus Auction, a single Gem set of coins from the Panama-Pacific Exposition of 1915. Teletrade®, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Greg Manning Auction Group, has always been a leader in offering the best and most innovative products and services to collectors of certified coins since 1986.
View the Whole Auction Online This set will be sold as individual lots and include the following coins. Lot 1268 is a 1915S Panama-Pacific PCGS MS66 Quarter Eagle (estimate, $6,000-7,000); lot 1270 is a 1915S Panama-Pacific PCGS MS66 Gold Dollar (estimate, $3,600-4,200); lot 1113 is a 1915S Panama-Pacific PCGS MS65 Half Dollar (estimate, $2,000-2,500). But certainly the highlight coins will be two magnificent $50 gold pieces from the Panama-Pacific Exposition, lot 1271, which is the $50 Octagonal which is an NGC MS65 (estimate, $75,000-95,000), and the $50 Round, also an NGC MS65 (estimate, $90,000-110,000). These two marvelous pieces are extremely well matched and exhibit stunning, rich gold tone, and ample die polish throughout. This will represent the first time that Teletrade® has ever offered such a set in any of their auctions. It must be emphasized that despite these highflying lots that numerous other coins will be offered at price points from as little as $100 and up, as the Teletrade® Premier Auctions focus on absolute quality of a given issue, not the absolute prices. Other highlights in the sale include lot 1005, a rare 1869/69 NGC MS65RD Cent (estimate $3,000-3,400); a stunning lot 1049, a 1916D PCGS MS63 Dime (estimate $6,000-8,000); and an exceptional lot 1067, a 1920S NGC66 Standing Liberty Quarter (estimate: $3,900-4,400). Lot 1077 is one of the most purely visually stunning coins in this auction, an 1881 NGC PR66CAM Half Dollar, which is deeply and attractively toned (estimate $3,000-3,500). Lot 1110 is a Gem 1900 Lafayette Dollar in NGC MS65 (estimate $6,500-7,500), while a lovely early dollar is offered in lot 1121, a 1799/8 13 stars rev. PCGS AU55 Silver Dollar, which is virtually blemish-free (estimate $5,400-5,800). Within gold coinage is a lovely and ever-popular lot 1198, a 1907 PCGS PR63 Quarter Eagle, with the fully brilliant finish (estimate $4,000-5,000); and lot 1209, a stunning and possibly undergraded 1887 NGC PR63CAM $3 Gold piece (estimate $8,200-9,200). But certainly the highlight of the gold section is a stunning matte proof, lot 1214, a 1908 Indian Head PCGS PR65 Half Eagle (estimate $17,500-22,500), which exhibits no visible shiny spots or breaks in the heavy matte finish. Among double eagles is lot 1256, the ever-popular 1907 High Relief Wire Edge Double Eagle, which is PCGS MS62, nearly choice (estimate $8,800-9,800). All 300 lots from the August 4, 2002 Teletrade® Premier Plus Auction will be on view at table 0908 at the ANA world's fair from July 31 through August 3, where Teletrade® associates can assist you in lot viewing or through the entire registration and/or bidding process. Please contact concierge@teletrade.com for more information on this or other auctions, or please call Paul Song or Rob Rubel toll free 800-949-2646 in Teletrade®'s West Coast Office or Brad Johnson at 800-232-1132 in our East Coast office. |
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