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Legend Regency Sale Attracts Premium Bids for CAC Rarities
November 19, 2018
The most recent Legend Rare Coin Auctions sale, Regency Auction 29, was held in conjunction with the PCGS Members Only Show in San Antonio, Texas, and the majority of highest grade coins, especially coins with the CAC sticker, brought some premium bid prices. Many of these rarities brought well above pre-sale estimates. One of the highlights of this sale was the 1921 Chapman Morgan Dollar in PCGS PR67. The Chapman Proof is always aggressively sought at major auctions with an original mintage estimate of just 40 coins, but this one is the finest known in PCGS and it realized $229,125.
1921 Chapman Morgan Dollar PCGS PR67 sold for $229,125 at the Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency Sale 29 in San Antonio, Texas, November 15, 2018
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Also highlighted, the 1795 $5 Gold Small Eagle in PCGS MS62 is just one of three coins certified in the grade with CAC approval, and it brought $176,250. There are 13 grading higher with the top grade being MS65. Below are some of the other rarities sold at this Legend Regency Sale.
1795 $5 Gold Small Eagle PCGS MS62 CAC sold for $176,250 at the Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency Sale 29 in San Antonio, Texas, November 15, 2018
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| Date/Denomination | Grade | Price Realized |
| 1793 Half Cent Liberty Cap | PCGS AU53 CAC | $41,125 |
| 1794 Head of 1794 Large Cent | PCGS AU58 CAC | $21,150 |
| 1814 Large Cent Crosslet 4 | PCGS MS66 BN | $88,125 |
| 1856 Flying Eagle Cent | PCGS PR64 CAC | $18,800 |
| 1910 Lincoln Cent | PCGS PR67+ RD CAC | $37,600 |
| 1871 Two Cent | PCGS PR66 RD CAM CAC | $19,975 |
| 1912 D Liberty Nickel | PCGS MS67 | $41,125 |
| 1937 D Buffalo Nickel 3 Leg | PCGS MS65+ CAC | $43,475 |
| 1795 Flowing Hair Half Dime | PCGS MS64 CAC | $28,200 |
| 1878 Twenty Cent | PCGS PR66+ CAC | $17,625 |
| 1838 Seated Quarter No Drapery | PCGS MS65+ CAC | $31,725 |
| 1898 Barber Half Dollar | PCGS MS67 | $29,375 |
| 1801 Bust Dollar | PCGS AU58 CAC | $30,550 |
| 1881 O Morgan Dollar | PCGS MS66+ CAC | $34,075 |
| 1882 O/S Morgan Dollar | PCGS MS65+ | $64,625 |
| 1889 CC Morgan Dollar | PCGS MS63 DMPL CAC | $73,438 |
| 1887 $1 Gold | PCGS MS68 CAC | $35,250 |
| 1846 O $2 ½ Gold | NGC MS63+ CAC | $18,800 |
| 1848 $2 ½ Gold CAL. | PCGS MS62+ CAC | $135,125 |
| 1856 S $2 ½ Gold | PCGS MS64+ CAC | $29,375 |
| 1909 $2 ½ Gold Indian | PCGS PR65 CAC | $88,125 |
| 1857 S $10 Gold | PCGS MS64 CAC | $76,375 |
| 1811 $5 Gold Draped Bust | PCGS MS64 CAC | $52,875 |
| 1914 $5 Gold Indian | PCGS PR67 CAC | $108,688 |
| 1914 $10 Gold Indian | PCGS MS66+ CAC | $38,775 |
| 1866 S $20 Gold No Motto | PCGS AU55 CAC | $58,750 |
| 1872 $20 Gold | PCGS PR63 DCAM | $85,188 |
| 1924 S $20 Gold St. Gaudens | PCGS MS64+ CAC | $43,475 |
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Most of the adjustments in Washington Quarters are lower in this week; many sales are requiring discounts unless the coins are of the highest grade for the date. Anything from 1932 to 1940 in MS67 and lower are being marked down by dealers with excess inventory. The 1932 D in MS64 is lower at $1,475 Market and the 1932 S in the same grade is down to $660. The 1936 D in MS65 dropped to $710 while the 1935 S in MS67 fell to $825.
Gold drifted just under the $1,200 mark early last week, but has climbed back to $1,223 this morning. Silver is currently at $14.41 with Proof Silver Eagles trading at $37 among dealers. Proof one ounce Gold Eagles are wholesaling at $1,245 in the OGP. Silver bags of 90% are trading at $10,425 and VG+ Silver Dollars are at $20,525 per bag of 1,000.
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