PCGS Regency Slab Census - Updated January 2021

astrorat

***UPDATE - Now 67 US and 42 World Coins listed***

Hi folks-
A while ago I started noting the PGCS Regency slabs that were listed for sale/auction or were otherwise made public. With the help of Board members and other numismatists, I can put together a census of the PCGS Regency slabs. Considering that there were 363 of the Danny Kaye coins slabbed in Regency holders [and its unlikely that many, if any, were cracked out] the list is far from complete. Here is what I have to date so far. Please PM me with info on any Regency slabs that you wish to share.
Lane

Sorry that the space in the list gets compressed when posted.

US Coins
Date / Coin / Grade / Serial Number
No Date - Miner's Bank - Silver Alloy / $10 Territorial / AU-50 / 3132916
1869/9 / $0.01 / EF-45 / 4775458
1888-P / $0.01 / MS-64 / 4746772
1909-P VDB / $0.01 / MS-66 RD / Not reported
1950-P / $0.01 / PR 66 RD / 3270555
1864 / $0.02 / MS-65 RD / 1555049
1871 / $0.02 / PR-62RB / 4653841
1878 / $0.05 / PF-65 / 4640739
1875-P / $0.10 / MS-64 / 2685455
1876-P / $0.20 / PR-62 / 4700745
1827/5 / $0.25 / MS-66 / Not reported
1892-O / $0.25 / MS-60 / 8415873
1824/4 / $0.50 / XF-45 / 4615920
1855-P / $0.50 / AU-50 / 4700406
1938-D / $0.50 / MS-65 (Proof-Like) / 2692080
1946-P / $0.50 / MS-65 / 1140314
Stone Mountain / $0.50 / MS-62 / 4611575
1986 / $1 / MS-69 / 9053859
1852 (Gold) / $1 / MS-62 / 2644104
1878-CC / $1 / MS-65 / 4698073
1878-S / $1 / NG / 2630746
1879-S / $1 / MS-67 / 9280881
1879-S / $1 / Sample / None
1880/79-CC / $1 / MS-63 / 4468072
1880/79-P / $1 / MS-65 / Not reported
1880/79-S / $1 / MS-65 / 1547265
1880/79-S / $1 / MS-65 / 9892064
1880/79-S / $1 / MS-65 / Not reported
1881-S / $1 / MS-65 / 2316235
1881-S / $1 / MS-65 / 3179487
1881-S / $1 / Not reported / Not reported
1882-O/O / $1 / MS-64 / 1547273
1883-O / $1 / MS-64 / Not reported
1886-P / $1 / MS-66 / Not reported
1887/6-P / $1 / MS-62 CAC / 2627769
1887/6-P / $1 / MS-62 CAC / 2627775
1887/6-P / $1 / MS-62 / 2627777
1887/6-P / $1 / MS-63 / 2627788
1890-CC / $1 / MS-63 / 4531721
1890-CC / $1 / MS-63 / 4531723
1890-CC / $1 / MS-61 / 4531728
1890-CC / $1 / MS-62 CAC / 4531735
1890-CC / $1 / MS-62 / Not reported (4531735???)
1921-D / $1 / Presentation (No grade) / 4751300
1995-W / $1 / PR-69 / 5356855
Congress Commem / $1 / Not reported / Not reported
1834 / $2.50 / MS-62 CAC / 6546385
1837 / $5 / AU-50 / 4909425
1995-W / $5 / PR-69 / 5356856
1857-P / $10 / AU-50 / 2678828
1857-P / $10 / AU-50 (CAC) / 4353022
1879/8-P / $10 / AU-58 / 4912792
1879/8-P / $10 / AU-58 / 4981003
1879/8-P / $10 / AU-55 / Not reported
1995-W / $10 / PR-68 / 5356857
1878-P / $20 / MS-61 / 4589496
1878-P / $20 / XF-45 / 4675381
1878/7-P / $20 / MS-61 / Not reported
1888-P / $20 / AU-50 / 2571611
1888-P / $20 / MS-61 / 2613020
1888-P / $20 / MS-60 / 4589495
1890-S / $20 / MS-62 / 4711666
1900-O / $20 / MS-63 / Not reported
1904-S / $20 / MS-63 / Not reported
1916-S / $20 / MS-65 / Not reported
1995-W / $25 / PR-69 / 5356858
1995-W / $50 / PR-69 / 5356859


World
Date / Coin / Grade / Serial Number
1977-FM / $100 / MS-65 / 2625270
1723 / 1 / 2P / MS-62 / Not reported
1839 / 3 Rubel / PR-63 / 8343372
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 3296763
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 3296769
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 3296774
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 3296789
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 3307075
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 3307095
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 3307097
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-65 / 3307108
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4240943
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-67 / 4240953
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4240977
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4240978
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4240979
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-65 / 4240980
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4241005
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4241008
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4241009
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4241016
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272412
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272416
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272419
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-65 / 4272421
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-65 / 4272422
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-64 / 4272423
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272452
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272453
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272454
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272457
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272458
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272465
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272491
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272500
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-65 / 4272508
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-67 / 4272511
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272519
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272535
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / MS-66 / 4272539
1958 MNRA / 5 Lir / PF-63 / 4294866

PerryHall

No pics but I have an 1852 gold $1 with S/N-2644104 in a MS-62 Regency slab. The label notes that it's the repunched date variety which is barely visible even under a 10X loupe. Apparently, whoever submitted this coin wanted that notation on the label so he went with the Regency slab which allows the submitter to put a special notation on the label. Got it off eBay at a common date price but that was almost 10 years ago. Unfortunately, it didn't come with the original green draw-string pouch.

oreville

astrorat:

I suggest you divide the list into two - one for foreign coins and one for the US coins. It will make the lists easier reading.

DNADave

I have 1958 MNRA 5 Lir MS64 sn 4272423

Probably the lowest graded Danny Kaye there is.

astrorat

<< <i>I have 1958 MNRA 5 Lir MS64 sn 4272423

Probably the lowest graded Danny Kaye there is. >>



Yep...I have that one in the census. Did you get that one off eBay a few weeks ago? There is another one listed at $400 that hasn't moved in a while.

Lane

Billet7

I would like this one please: 1892-O 25c MS-60 S/N 8415873

Heck. I would acutally like this one, "1827/5 25c MS-66 S/N" but I figured that sounded more like begging!

Billet7

BTW, I think you mean 1827/3, not 1827/5...unless you are talking about a half, but then it's still something else.

astrorat

<< <i>BTW, I think you mean 1827/3, not 1827/5...unless you are talking about a half, but then it's still something else. >>



Actually the info came from a posting...I can't verify it and it is obviously a wrong attribution, so I will remove it.

Lane

astrorat

<< <i>I would like this one please: 1892-O 25c MS-60 S/N 8415873 >>



That one is already listed...buried in the middle of the list!

Lane

astrorat

Lists have been updated and resorted for easier viewing...I hope.

Lane

Billet7

<< <i>

<< <i>I would like this one please: 1892-O 25c MS-60 S/N 8415873 >>



That one is already listed...buried in the middle of the list!

Lane >>



I know, I was just saying that if someone wanted to give it away, I would make a good home for it!

llafoe

<< <i>

<< <i>

<< <i>I would like this one please: 1892-O 25c MS-60 S/N 8415873 >>



That one is already listed...buried in the middle of the list!

Lane >>



I know, I was just saying that if someone wanted to give it away, I would make a good home for it! >>



This has to go down as the most timely response to a post... August 19, 2010 to March 20, 2011! ... only 213 days!

oreville

astrorat:

Looks like some of the same serially numbered slabs are repeated 2x or 3x in your listing. Appears to be a typo.

Examples:

1946-P 0.5 MS-65 1140314
1946-P 0.5 MS-65 1140314
1946-P 0.5 MS-65 1140314

1880/79-P $1 MS-65 N/A
1880/79-S $1 MS-65 N/A
1880/79-S $1 MS-65 N/A
1880/79-S $1 MS-65 N/A

1878-P $20 MS-61 4589496
1878-P $20 MS-61 4589496
1878-P $20 MS-61 Not reported

Thanks,

Oreville

BigRick

There were some either DDO, DDR, or overdate $20 gold as well. Can't remember exactly.

Billet7

<< <i>

<< <i>

<< <i>

<< <i>I would like this one please: 1892-O 25c MS-60 S/N 8415873 >>



That one is already listed...buried in the middle of the list!

Lane >>



I know, I was just saying that if someone wanted to give it away, I would make a good home for it! >>



This has to go down as the most timely response to a post... August 19, 2010 to March 20, 2011! ... only 213 days! >>



I'm not sure I deserve such an honor! I'm sure there have been other, much longer durations between responses...I've probably done a few! (Clearly I have a penchant for delayed responses!)

coinsarefun

I own this one now


1958 MNRA 5 Lir MS-66 4272419

astrorat

Very nice, Stefanie!

I really like that one a lot.

The coin is in the census.

oreville

Astrorat:

Originally I gave information on this 1878 $20 DDR to you without the serial number; you took note of it.

Then I reported the serial number to you and you took note of it again.

The I finally posted the picture of it, and of course you took note of it again! LOL.

They are all one and the same.




A slightly bigger picture?

DRUNNER

I have two . . . 4272421 and 4272422, but both are already listed. I like the consecutive aspect.

But eventually, I might be talked out of one or two if the right Doily (s) came along.

Oh well, just pipedreaming . . .

Drunner
(March is the time for Madness and Doilies)

bestclser1

Oreville,yours is cool as the other side of the pillow.

Wingsrule

Lane,

Did you get the 1995W Proof Eagle set from CRO's website?

jhdfla

Lane,

Laura and George currently have this one up for sale on their website:

2C 1864 SM MOTTO PCGS MS65RD GARRETT COLLECTION

astrorat

<< <i>Lane,

Did you get the 1995W Proof Eagle set from CRO's website? >>

I saw them and tried to open the file to magnify the image to get the grades and serial numbers, but no luck! I can't read the numbers!

CRO - can you take pity on a poor slab researcher and post an image of the labels with the info readable?

Lane

astrorat

<< <i>Lane,

Laura and George currently have this one up for sale on their website:

2C 1864 SM MOTTO PCGS MS65RD GARRETT COLLECTION >>

Thanks ... no image, yet. I did get a chuckle out of this, "Due to the thickness of the holder, we are having difficulty imaging it." Really?

colorcommem

Could you please add my stone mountain, see link:

http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=790440&STARTPAGE=1

Thanks,

astrorat

<< <i>Could you please add my stone mountain, see link:

http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=790440&STARTPAGE=1

Thanks, >>

Done! Thanks!

It's interesting that it was (erroneously) referred to as a Double Die rather than a Doubled Die.

coinsarefun

ttt for keets

MrEureka

Check out the thread on the Darkside and add the 1839 Russia 3 Roubles to the list.

sniocsu

Awesome slabs!

astrorat

<< <i>Check out the thread on the Darkside and add the 1839 Russia 3 Roubles to the list. >>

Do you have a link? I'm too lazy (and unfamiliar with the Board) to go digging around.

MrEureka

Link for the lazy

astrorat

<< <i>Link for the lazy >>

I must have been tired! You wrote "darkside," but I read "ATS" and really did do some digging on the NGC board! No wonder I couldn't find it. Geez!

Thanks for the link, Andy.

I tried to enlarge the image of the slab to capture the info, but I can only seem to enlarge the image of the back of the slab. Was anyone else able to enlarge the front of the slab?

astrorat

Update in the OP!

astrorat

Updated March 1, 2015

coindeuce

The 1887/6 MS-63 M$1 languished on eBay for about 3 years, until smoebody recently paid 300% of CDN ask.

CuKevin

<< <i>The 1887/6 MS-63 M$1 languished on eBay for about 3 years, until smoebody recently paid 300% of CDN ask. >>




That is not too bad when you consider the recent sale at GC of an 1890-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Tailbar PCGS MS-62 CAC for $5,225. That is approximately a $3,000 premium just for the slab.

I know the percentages over retail do not obviously indicate so, but I think the 87/6 may have been the better deal for the buyer.

illini420

Been awhile since this thread has been bumped... found this one at the ANA show in Anaheim a couple of weeks ago. Didn't know that a Regency Sample existed until I saw it!!!

Also, the Byron Reed Collection pedigree is pretty neat, though it's not clear whether the coin was part of that collection or whether this was made as a sample for the museum which now holds his collection in Omaha.

coindeuce

I don't see my PR-65 1878 Shield nickel in the census yet.

astrorat

Originally posted by: coindeuce
I don't see my PR-65 1878 Shield nickel in the census yet.

Can you please send me the info? I am happy to add the coin. Sorry if I missed the info earlier.

astrorat

Originally posted by: illini420
Been awhile since this thread has been bumped... found this one at the ANA show in Anaheim a couple of weeks ago. Didn't know that a Regency Sample existed until I saw it!!!

Also, the Byron Reed Collection pedigree is pretty neat, though it's not clear whether the coin was part of that collection or whether this was made as a sample for the museum which now holds his collection in Omaha.

Holy mackerel! That's the first I Regency sample slab I have seen! Wow!

Census now updated.

oih82w8

I would have like to acquire one of these Regency Slabs, a U.S. Coin, variety preferably...one of these days...maybe.

coindeuce

Originally posted by: astrorat

Originally posted by: coindeuce

I don't see my PR-65 1878 Shield nickel in the census yet.

Can you please send me the info? I am happy to add the coin. Sorry if I missed the info earlier.

Here ya go. Cert. #4640739, via forum member Joebb21.

astrorat

Originally posted by: coindeuce

Originally posted by: astrorat

Originally posted by: coindeuce
I don't see my PR-65 1878 Shield nickel in the census yet.

Can you please send me the info? I am happy to add the coin. Sorry if I missed the info earlier.

Here ya go. Cert. #4640739, via forum member Joebb21.

Added! Thanks. I like the bag as well!

MRG1956

I have an 1880/79-CC rev '78 Morgan in a Regency holder. Please add this to the list.

10000lakes

@MRG1956 Welcome to the boards, and that coin looks better than 63.

MRG1956

@10000lakes said:
@MRG1956 Welcome to the boards, and that coin looks better than 63.

Thanks! I agree, solid 63+

astrorat

Thanks, MRG ... your coin has been added.

Zoins

1888-P $20 MS-61 2613020 is being offered on the bay now. Here are the photos for posterity:

ianrussell

New to census:

Lakesammman

So, is this an upcoming auction??

astrorat

Thanks, Ian.