PCGS-graded coins up for bids in Sedwick’s Treasure Auction 24

Heavy bidding is expected for a plethora of rare and historical coins graded by PCGS during Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC’s Treasure, World, U.S. Coin and Paper Money Auction 24. The lots up for sale run the gamut from rare shipwreck gold to South American coins and medals that are missing in major collections. The floor auction will take place Nov. 2-3, 2018 in Orlando, Florida and online at auction.sedwickcoins.com with an internet-only session to follow on Nov. 5.

PCGS-graded coins

• Lot 20 – Lima, Peru, cob 8 escudos, 1701H, posthumous Charles II, extremely rare, graded PCGS MS63, ex-Pullin, ex-1715 Fleet (both designated on label). Estimate: $20,000 and up.
  

  Lot 20

• Lot 21 – Lima, Peru, cob 8 escudos, 1704H, graded PCGS AU58, ex-1715 Fleet (designated on label). Estimate: $10,000 and up.
• Lot 32 – Lima, Peru, cob 8 escudos, 1714/3M, very rare, graded PCGS MS62, ex-Pullin, ex-1715 Fleet (both designated on label). Estimate: $20,000 and up.
• Lot 59 – Bogotá (formerly attributed to Cartagena), Colombia, cob 2 escudos, 162(2), posthumous Philip III, no assayer, mintmark SF to left, extremely rare and important first gold issue of the New World, graded PCGS AU58, ex-Santa Margarita (1622, designated on label). Estimate: $15,000 and up.
• Lot 174 – France (Paris mint), 100 francs, 1868-A, Napoleon III, graded PCGS MS61. Estimate: $2,000 to $3,000.
• Lot 228 – Seville, Spain, bust 8 escudos, Charles III, 1776CF, graded PCGS VF35. Estimate: $2,000 to $3,000.
• Lot 242 – Uruguay (struck at the Paris mint), specimen essai 20 centesimos in gold, 1930, graded PCGS SP64+. Estimate: $2,000 to $3,000.
• Lot 596 – Santiago, Chile, gold bust 8 escudos, Ferdinand VI, 1751J, graded PCGS MS62 / La Luz 1752. Estimate: $3,500 to $5,000.
• Lot 636 – USA (San Francisco mint), gold $20 coronet Liberty “double eagle,” 1857-S, bold 7, faint S, graded PCGS MS64 / SS Central America. Estimate: $6,000 to $9,000.
• Lot 637 – USA (San Francisco mint), gold $20 coronet Liberty “double eagle,” 1857-S, 20C narrow serif, graded PCGS MS64 / SS Central America. Estimate: $6,000 to $9,000.
• Lot 638 – USA (San Francisco mint), gold $20 coronet Liberty “double eagle,” 1865-S, graded PCGS AU58 / Brother Jonathan (1865). Estimate: $8,000 to $12,000.
• Lot 901 – Argentina (River Plate Provinces), 8 reales, 1815F, Potosi mint, graded PCGS MS64+. Estimate: $3,500 to $5,000.
  

  Lot 901

• Lot 913 – Argentina (occupation in Paraguay after the War of the Triple Alliance), copper 20 centavos, “D.O” (Departamento Occidental) and arms counterstamp (1874-78) on a Paraguay 4 centésimos of 1870, very rare, graded PCGS VF30, c/m XF detail. Estimate: $5,000 and up.
• Lot 914 – Argentina (occupation in Paraguay after the War of the Triple Alliance), copper 20 centavos, “D.O” (Departamento Occidental) and arms counterstamp (1874-78) on a Paraguay 2 centésimos of 1870, very rare, graded PCGS VF30, c/m XF detail. Estimate: $5,000 and up.
• Lot 965 – China (Kwangtung province), 7.2 candareens (10 cents), (1890-08), graded PCGS MS64. Estimate: $250 to $375.
• Lot 1038 – Curaçao (Dutch administration), 1/4 gulden, script-C countermark (1838) on a 1/4 cut (toothed edges) of a Netherlands 1 gulden of Willem I, graded PCGS F12. Estimate: $700 to $1,000.
• Lot 1066 – Ostfriesland (German States), 2/3 taler, 1694, Christian Eberhard, graded PCGS VF35. Estimate: $600 to $900.
• Lot 1202 – Sombrerete de Vargas, Mexico, 8 reales, 1812, graded PCGS F12. Estimate: $400 to $600.
• Lot 1265 – Moscow (Red Mint), Russia, novodel 1 rouble, 1723-OK, Peter I, graded PCGS XF40. Estimate: $400 to $600.
• Lot 1312 – Entre Rios, Argentina, gold medal, (1867), Urquiza, struck over Great Britain sovereign, Victoria-type, dated 185(1?), graded PCGS MS62. Estimate: $1,000 to $1,500.
• Lot 1347 – Guanabacoa, Cuba, cast silver 4 reales-sized proclamation medal, Charles IV, 1789, very rare, slabbed PCGS genuine. Estimate: $10,000 and up.
• Lot 1517 – USA (Philadelphia mint), half dollar, 1936, Wisconsin, graded PCGS MS64. Estimate: $125 to $200.
• Lot 1881 – Santiago, Chile, gold bust 8 escudos, Ferdinand VI, 1751J, PCGS MS61, ex-Luz (stated on label). Estimate: $3,000 to $4,500.
• Lot 1990 – Argentina (River Plate Provinces), Potosi mint, 2 reales, 1813J, PCGS VF30. Estimate: $400 to $600.

Bidding on the above lots is open from now until the lots hammer down during the Nov. 2-3 sale. Bidders interested in viewing the lots in person can see them Oct. 25-28 at booth #1137 during the Whitman Baltimore coin show. Lots will also be available for viewing at the auction site Nov. 1-3. For more information regarding the auction, please visit www.sedwickcoins.com/ta24/catalog.htm.