1884 Gold Dollar. Proof-66 Cameo (PCGS). CAC.,A gorgeous Gem that sports vivid golden-yellow patina, razor sharp striking detail and virtually pristine surfaces. Strong cameo contrast between frosty devices and deeply mirrored fields rounds out an impressive list of physical attributes for this delightful specimen. Proof gold dollar production soared to previously unheard of levels in 1884 with a mintage of 1,006 pieces. While some numismatic scholars assert that this increased mintage is due to contemporary demand for coins to use in jewelry, we suspect that speculation on the part of numismatists is the more likely explanation. Yearly circulation strike gold dollar mintages had been almost universally small since early in the Civil War, lack of commercial demand for this denomination allowing dealers and other speculators to set aside many Mint State examples. This practice became particularly widespread beginning in 1879, and it seems to have created similar speculative interest in Proofs beginning in 1884. In fact, yearly Proof gold dollar mintages would remain above the 1,000-coin mark through the series end in 1889. In an absolute sense, however, far fewer Proof gold dollars were saved than circulation strikes during the waning years of this denomination. At the premium Gem level, as here, the Proof 1884 is rare and seldom offered in todays market. This exceptional piece would do justice to the finest Proof gold type or date set.,,
Pair of fragile but high quality 1884 Grover Cleveland portrait pins.,Included are: DeWitt-GC 1884-34. Brass shell, paper portrait. Choice About Uncirculated. Light bumps in the portrait and a couple of tiny chips from the paper edge, but these do not aff ...
Selection of five different pieces for the 1884 Grover Cleveland campaign. A diverse lot of pins and buttons.,Included are: DeWitt-GC 1884-21. Brass. About Uncirculated. The large and distinctive CLEVELAND name pin; GC 1884-26. Hard rubber. Blue. About Un ...
Pair of nice quality 1884 Grover Cleveland medalets.,Included are: DeWitt-GC 1884-13. White metal. Choice About Uncirculated, pierced as usual. A lovely piece still suspended from the original eagle-styled pin bar. Slightly worn, but not abused in the lea ...
1884 Grover Cleveland. DeWitt-GC 1884-13. Silver. 28 mm. MS-67 (NGC).,Prooflike surfaces with rose, blue and green iridescence over deep gray silver. Nice eye appeal, high quality and very rare. Unlisted by Sullivan in this precious composition. A superb ...
1884 Grover Cleveland. DeWitt-GC 1884-12. Brass. 28 mm. MS-67 (NGC).,An outstanding Gem example with exceptional surfaces and eye appeal. Light olive gold brass with subtle pastel toning seen in the fields in certain light. Highly lustrous and nearly pris ...
Nice quartet of white metal pieces for the 1884 Grover Cleveland campaign.,Included are: DeWitt-GC 1884-11. Mint State. Light handling in the prooflike fields; GC 1884-12. Mint State. Prooflike with light handling; GC 1884-13. About Uncirculated, pierced; ...
1884 Grover Cleveland. DeWitt-GC 1884-11. Copper. 28 mm. MS-65 RB (NGC).,Generous faded red has mellowed to violet and steel brown in the most exposed areas. Lustrous and sharp. A new piece said to have been published by J.N.T. Levick.,From the Brian Dob ...
1884 Grover Cleveland. DeWitt-GC 1884-10. Copper. 29 mm. MS-64 BN (NGC).,Uniform dark mahogany brown surfaces have nicely prooflike fields and satiny devices. A bit of surface oil somewhat diminishes the contrast.,From the Brian Dobbins Collection of Ame ...
Pair of 1884 Grover Cleveland perpetual calendar medals.,Included are: DeWitt-GC 1884-7. Silvered brass. Choice Very Fine, pierced as issued. Slight loss of silvering on the high points; GC 1884-8. Gilt brass. Choice Very Fine, pierced as issued. Gilding ...
1884 Grover Cleveland. DeWitt-GC 1884-Unlisted. Called 1884-3A by NGC. White metal. 35 mm. MS-64 DPL (NGC).,Brilliant surfaces with boldly reflective prooflike fields and satiny devices that give this piece strong cameo contrast. The same obverse as used ...
1884 Grover Cleveland. DeWitt-GC 1884-2. Copper. 35 mm. MS-66 BN (NGC).,Deep mahogany brown with gentle mottling in the prooflike fields. Virtually identical to the Ford specimen in appearance and graded the same by NGC. That piece brought $558 in our Sep ...
1884 Grover Cleveland. DeWitt-GC 1884-1. Pressed wood. 76.8 mm, without hanger. Choice Extremely Fine.,Somewhat deeply patinated on the obverse to dark chocolate brown while the reverse is a bit lighter. Remarkably intact with an original red velvet texti ...
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