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Twenty late-date proof coins and sixteen modern coins, all PCGS

Lot Title:	Twenty late-date proof coins and sixteen modern coins, all PCGS
Lot Number:	248
Description:	Big Sky Collection. PCGS has certified all of the coins within this grouping. First is an impressive group of proof examples, listed here from smallest to largest denomination. Cents include: 1950 (PR-64 RD), 1951 (PR-64 RD), 1952 (PR-64 RD), 1960 "small date" (PR-66 RD) and 1991-S and 1994-S (both PR-69 RD DCAM). Nickels include: 1952 (PR-66, attractive color), 1953 (PR-64), 1954 and 1955 (both PR-65), 2000-S (PR-70 DCAM), and 2002-S, 2005-S "western waters" and 2005-S "bison" all PR-69 DCAM. Remaining pieces include three dimes dated 1953 (PR-63), 1954 (PR-65) and 1960 (PR-66 CAM), two quarters dated 1955 (PR-67) and 1979-S type-2 (PR-69 DCAM), and a 1974-S clad Eisenhower dollar in a Presidential holder (PR-69 DCAM). Circulation strike coins include several hidden higher value examples worthy of the bidder's attention, beginning with a group of "satin finish" (per PCGS) coins: 2005-P half-dollar(MS-69), 2005 cent (MS-68 RD) and dollar examples of 2009-P North American "position A" and 2x "position B" Harrison dollars (all SP-68). Satin finish quarters include 2008-P Oklahoma and Hawaii (both MS-68) and 2009-D American Samoa and Virgin Islands (both SP-68). Remaining coins include 2009-P Virgin Islands and 2009-D American Samoa (MS-67), and a quintet of dollars: 2002-P (MS-68), 2006-P (MS-68), 2x 2008-P Adams, first day of issue Position B (MS-66), and 2009-P Native American position B (MS-67). Thirty-six coin lot
Estimate:	$500-$600
Lot Status:	Bidding has been closed for this lot.
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Hammered Price:	$360
Price Realized:	$425

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This lot may contain an item not certified by ANACS, PCGS, or NGC. While Scotsman Auction Co. is typically conservative in our descriptions of items not certified by one of these companies, we cannot guarantee our grading estimation will match their grade. We highly recommend that collectors seeking items certified by a third-party grading service only bid on items that have already been certified. No lot can be returned because of a variance in judgment with regards to grade.