FS: Heritage Long Beach____Charlotte Gold Coins____PCGS/CAC____no reserve____with a poll
steveben
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i have some charlotte gold coins on consignment for the long beach heritage auction. i am listing them here because, in the past, board members have asked me to let them know if any come up for sale. i think these are really nice coins...it's just time for me to part ways with them as i am changing up my collection. pm me with any questions.
first, a $1:
1857-C G$1 in an OGH, CAC. this coin is harder to find that one might think. the date is strong, the originality is there and it's in an OGH!
and now for $5:
1844-C with a trueview. this is a rare charlotte date, especially in original condition.
1846-C with a trueview. there are only 4 other coins in this date with CAC approval. this is about as low as it gets in the CAC population for liberty fives. this is also a rare charlotte date.
1850-C with a trueview. this is a beautiful coin.
1852-C the photos of this coin just don't do it justice. it has really nice toning. the date is more common, but the condition is not!
1854-C with a trueview. this is a tough date, especially with a strong mint mark, as most are weak. the coin is grade 40...but i think it just missed being a 45.
1858-C with a trueview. this is a perfect example of what a true xf40 coin should look like.
and finally, a classic head $5 with a really nice die crack and coloration:
1836
whether you bid or not, you can vote for your favorite!
first, a $1:
1857-C G$1 in an OGH, CAC. this coin is harder to find that one might think. the date is strong, the originality is there and it's in an OGH!
and now for $5:
1844-C with a trueview. this is a rare charlotte date, especially in original condition.
1846-C with a trueview. there are only 4 other coins in this date with CAC approval. this is about as low as it gets in the CAC population for liberty fives. this is also a rare charlotte date.
1850-C with a trueview. this is a beautiful coin.
1852-C the photos of this coin just don't do it justice. it has really nice toning. the date is more common, but the condition is not!
1854-C with a trueview. this is a tough date, especially with a strong mint mark, as most are weak. the coin is grade 40...but i think it just missed being a 45.
1858-C with a trueview. this is a perfect example of what a true xf40 coin should look like.
and finally, a classic head $5 with a really nice die crack and coloration:
1836
whether you bid or not, you can vote for your favorite!
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