The Neil Rothschild Collection Pt III

Lustrous white with an area of gray toning at MERICA. The cheek is clean. Housed in an old green label PCGS holder. PCGS Certificate #7188.63/83924

Brilliant blast white. Sharply struck and very attractive. A choice example of this lower-mintage piece. Housed in an old "rattler" PCG...

Sharply struck with brilliant fields and frosty devices. There is a small mark on the cheek but overall this piece is exceptionally nice for the grad

Mostly white with a crescent of bluish green toning on the obverse and some champagne toning on the reverse. Housed in an old ANACS "Soap Box&...

Brilliant white with some peripheral toning on the reverse. Housed in an older generation NGC holder. NGC Certificate #70094-018 From the Neil Roth

Lustrous white and attractive. Housed in an old PCGS "rattler" holder where the coin is rotated nearly 90 degrees. PCGS Certificate #729...

Includes 1881 PCGS graded MS63 and two 1904-O in BU (raw). The 1881 is deeply toned, the other two are lightly toned. Lot of 3 coins.

Includes 1923 MS60, 1924 PCGS graded MS63, and 1925 ANACS graded MS64. Mostly white with light toning. Lot of 3 coins.

Sharpness AU50 or better but lightly polished. No notable marks, just light friction on the highpoints. Mint frost covers the protected areas on bot

Includes proof sets 1961, 1962, 1974, 1995, 1998, and 2000 (with 5 quarters), plus three Special Mint Sets (two from 1966 and one 1967). All are choi

Includes a 1923 large size $1 note, seven 1935 $1 Silver Certificates (one with the experimental S and one with the experimental R designation), two 1

A "Spiny Tree" Variety. Glossy light to medium steel gray with lighter steel toning on the highpoints. There are a half dozen small, sha...

Frosty light steel and silver with slightly darker steel toning on the highpoints. Essentially flawless. An early die state with no hint of the die

Rather glossy medium brown and reddish steel with darker steel brown toning on the highpoints. Mostly smooth but there are small chips and fissures e

The details are at least 10 points sharper but the surfaces are covered with extremely fine granularity under rather glossy chocolate brown toning. T

Sharpness EF40 but covered with fine porosity, strongest at the very top of the obverse. No verdigris and the only marks are a shallow fissure across

Glossy medium brown blending to olive brown in protected areas. The surfaces are smooth except for some diagonal planchet fissures on both sides (as

Sharpness VF25 but covered with fine roughness mixed with myriad light scratches. Slightly glossy light steel brown with dark steel and olive brown t

Slightly sharper but there is a reddish brown stain at the bottom of the obverse and that area is covered with microscopic roughness with traces of ve

Sharper where properly struck but there are traces of minor roughness and verdigris on both sides, mostly on the obverse. A planchet fissure at the t