PCGS CoinFacts Update Requests
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This coin is noted as being the Amon Carter coin in Cert Verification at PCGS PR64+CAM, but CoinFacts still shows an estimated grade and no photo.
- https://www.pcgs.com/cert/38553561
- https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1884-t-1-trade/7064
- https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/lots/view/3-LWXG6/1884-trade-dollar-proof-64-cameo-pcgs
CoinFacts Provenance:
William K. Idler - Capt. John W. Haseltine and Stephen K. Nagy - Waldo Newcomer Collection (inventory #1369, cost shown as $350) - B. Max Mehl, who purchased the bulk of the Newcomer Collection in 1931 - J.C. Morgenthau 384th sale 5/1935:431, $350 - Colonel E.H.R. Green collection - Burdette G. Johnson - Jack V. Roe Collection - B. Max Mehl 6/1945:627, $665 - B. Max Mehl 5/1950:896, $760 - Amon G. Carter, Sr. Collection - Amon G. Carter, Jr. Collection - Stack's 1/1984:440, $45,100
In the catalog for the Bowers and Merena Galleries "The Rarities Sale" (January 2003), this coin is listed as being Proof-64.
Stack's Provenace:
Provenance: From the E. Horatio Morgan Collection. Earlier ex Philadelphia Mint Superintendent A. Loudon Snowden; William H. Woodin, 1910 (presumably); Edgar H. Adams, advertised in the March 1915 issue of The Numismatist; Waldo C. Newcomer, exhibited at the 1916 ANS Exhibition; B. Max Mehl, 1931, on consignment but not sold; consigned from the Newcomer Collection to J.C. Morgenthau & Co.'s 348th Sale, May 1935, lot 431; "Colonel" E.H.R. Green; Burdette G. Johnson, circa 1943; B. Max Mehl's mail bid sale of the Jack V. Roe Collection, June 1945, lot 627; possibly Percy A. Smith, who displayed a complete set of United States silver and trade dollars at the Third Annual Convention of the Oregon Numismatic Society and the Seattle Coin Club on May 5, 1946, per the July 1946 issue of The Numismatist, presumably consigned to the following; B. Max Mehl's Golden Jubilee Sale, May 1950, lot 896; Amon Gamaliel Carter, Sr.; Amon G. Carter, Jr.; our (Stack's) sale of the Amon G. Carter, Jr. Family Collection, January 1984, lot 440.
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