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    Lovely AU

    1797 $1 PCGS AU55 (9x7 Stars, Large Letters) ex: D.L. Hansen


    Splendid silver mint luster gleams over the surfaces of this impressively preserved, choice AU example. Well defined design elements are highlighted by tints of lavender, peach, and gold. The original lot description at Stacks Bowers notes, "A flaw in the planchet obscures much of the T in LIBERTY, though the surfaces are lacking in notable post-Mint blemishes. The dies are heavily fatigued in this state, with dramatic cracks and evidence of clashing visible on each side." The Hansen Collection possess the finest known example for the date, a MS64.

    Rare Bust Dollar Variety

    1798 $1 PCGS AU55 (B-16, BB-110, Pt 9, 4 lines) ex: Miller/D.L. Hansen

    Next Bid: $52,000.00
    Closes: 11D 21H

    PCGS #40027. One of the most important trademarks of this rare variety is the heavy die crack that spans the lower left obverse from the tops of the 179 to the left rim just below the first star. Well-defined surfaces are free of any individually distracting marks of this piece's brief time in circulation. gunmetal-blue, gold and green iridescence spanning the obverse and reverse. Lovely gun-metal surfaces give way to subtle gold, green, and pale pink iridescence when examined under a light source.

    Nice Type Coin

    1853 $1 PCGS MS63+ ex: D.L. Hansen


    Well-detailed example olive toned surfaces that show tints of gold highlighting the devices when turned in the light. Nice! PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. The Hansen Collection hosts the finest known example for the date, a MS66+.

    Rare Proof-Only Issue

    1858 $1 PCGS/CAC Proof 65 ex: D.L. Hansen Collection


    Rare proof-only Seated dollar issue from a tiny mintage of just 300 coins. There are only 2 examples graded finer (Proof 65+). CAC approved for quality, the lovely golden tints and light gray mint frost are gorgeous and attractive for this scarce gem from a limited mintage of just 300 pieces. The Hansen Collection possesses a coin of the same grade in the primary set.

    Beautiful Gem

    1876 Trade$ PCGS MS66 (OGH)


    Beautiful and original gem. Sharply embossed reliefs and impeccably preserved surfaces that feature lovely blended tones of pale blue, gold, pink, and sea-green. Wonderful eye appeal! Only a single piece graded finer by PCGS.

    Beautifully Toned Gem

    1877 Trade$ PCGS/CAC MS65 ex: D.L. Hansen

    Next Bid: $10,300.00
    Closes: 11D 21H

    A great Trade dollar type coin that becomes scarce in gem condition, this beauty stands out for it's high-end technical quality and wonderful toning. Strong underlying mint luster is highlighted by tones of gold, blue-green and orange. The number one set holds the finest known MS 66+ example for the date.


    1877-CC Trade$ PCGS MS64

    Next Bid: $22,000.00
    Closes: 4D 22H

    The 1877-CC Trade Dollar had a healthy striking of 534,000 coins, but the date is very scarce and underappreciated due to the number of pieces that were melted shortly thereafter and in China where they were used for trade. Bright and beautifully untoned, PCGS has graded only three examples finer than this choice specimen!