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$3 Gold Princess Rarities Difficult to Acquire
July 2017
There are forty collectable dates in the $3 Gold Princess series, 1854 through 1889. Many of these dates are so rare that it is nearly impossible to acquire them in high Mint State grades. Even the more common MS65 dates are not easy to locate other than the 1854, 1874, and 1878. Most MS65 $3 Gold coins have less than 10 coins certified in the grade, and the dates prior to 1874 have fewer than five available.
The most common $3 Gold coin by mintage is the 1854 Philadelphia with 138,618; after that comes the 1878 with 82,324 and then the 1874 with 41,820. Based on the value of these three coins, they are also the most common by price up through the Mint State grades, until the MS63 & MS64, where the 1874 and 1878 are the two most common dates of the series by value....
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1892 S Morgan Dollar Realizes Nearly $300,000
July 17, 2017
This past week Legend Rare Coin Auctions held their Regency Auction XXII in Las Vegas in conjunction with the PCGS Members Only Show. The highlight of this sale was the 1892 S Morgan Dollar in PCGS MS64 with a CAC sticker included; active bidding ended at $293,750. Always considered rare in any Mint State grade, there are 23 coins certified higher and this is one of just four coins certified in MS64 CAC....
1892 S Morgan Dollar PCGS MS64 CAC sold for $293,750 at the Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency Auction XXII in Las Vegas, Nevada, July 13, 2017
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