DLRC is excited and honored to offer three premium PCGS registry sets in its Red Carpet Rarities Thursday night auction series. These three collections will each headline their own auction, garnering spirited bidding attention from series specialists and type collectors alike.
The Chugum Flying Eagle and Indian Cent Collection features two All-Time Finest #1 Registry Sets of the aforementioned series, all running with no reserve. Both collections are 100% complete and are tied for first in their respective PCGS Everyman Mint State categories.
The group also features several additional varieties to further add to the allure of this fine group. Boasting 69 coins, including many old holders and CAC stickers, this collection features many quality collector coins that have been off the market for over 20 years and closes on Thursday, March 12th.
Collection highlights include the following:
- 1867/67 1C PCGS MS64RB
- 1872 1C PCGS MS64RB
- 1877 1C PCGS/CAC MS64RB
- 1894/1894 1C PCGS MS64BN (Doubled Date, Eagle Eye Photo Seal)
Following closely behind is the Chugum Lincoln Cent Collection, similarly in the Everyman Mint State category, ranking #3 All-Time Finest. A near-comprehensive set — save for three coins — boasting dozens of affordable type coins, this 147-coin auction supplements the omissions with several very tough varieties and is notably elevated by several drop-dead key dates. Positively crackling with charm and broad appeal, this auction closes on Thursday, March 19th, with every lot running with no reserve.
Collection highlights include the following:
- 1909-S VDB 1C PCGS MS64RB
- 1914-D 1C PCGS/CAC MS64RB
- 1922 No D 1C PCGS XF45 (Strong Reverse)
- 1926-S 1C PCGS/CAC MS64+RB
- 1955 1C PCGS/CAC MS64RB (Doubled Die Obverse)
Rounding out the group is the Chugum Collection of Classic Commemoratives — the #17 current finest PCGS registry set in the "Silver Commemoratives 144 Piece Mintmark & Variety Set, Circulation Strikes (1892-1954)" category. A preposterous group that was collected and then put away for years, this fresh set boasts plenty of old holders and several Gold CAC stickers! Sure to excite Commem collectors and the Gold CAC huntsmen and huntresses, this group is all running with no reserve! This Red Carpet Rarities Auction is live now, closing on Thursday, March 26th.
Collection highlights include the following:
- 1900 $1 Lafayette PCGS MS64
- 1922 50C Grant Star PCGS/CAC MS64
- 1928 50C Hawaiian PCGS MS64
- 1938-S 50C Arkansas PCGS/CAC MS64 *Gold CAC* (OGH)
- 1915-S $2.50 Panama-Pacific PCGS/CAC MS64
An incredible group of coins and a great addition to our ongoing Red Carpet Rarities Auctions, all three auctions are open for bidding, with the first auction closing on Thursday, March 12th. All three of these stand-alone auction events are running with no reserve, adding to the excitement and allure of the fascinating sets! Bid now at www.dlrccoins.com.
John Call, Numismatist at DLRC, secured these collections for our auction and stated, "These three groups are impressively fresh and super exciting! It was a true pleasure to acquire these sets as their quality and allure are unrivaled. Many varieties in these sales are seldom offered and sure to excite!"
John Brush, President of DLRC, expressed, "We are constantly looking for high-caliber collections to feature in our curated Red Carpet Rarity Auctions, and these wonderful sets fit the bill. The quality of this group is outstanding!" Brush added, "If you have a collection of coins you have spent years building, it may qualify for its own Red Carpet Rarities Auction at DLRC. Contact us today to see how we can get you the most money for your collection!"
Anyone interested in lot viewing for these auction events should contact DLRC via email at coins@davidlawrence.com or by phone at 800-776-0560 to set up an appointment at their office in Virginia Beach. DLRC is also actively accepting consignments for our upcoming Sunday and Red Carpet Rarity Auctions. If you are looking to sell, don’t miss out on our weekly auctions!
About DLRC:
DLRC, formerly David Lawrence Rare Coins, was founded in a spare bedroom in 1979 by David Lawrence Feigenbaum. A passionate collector his entire life, Feigenbaum made the jump to dealing when his collecting desires surpassed his limited professor’s budget. After David passed away from a long battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease), his son John Feigenbaum took the reins and oversaw the company’s growth until 2015. That August, Feigenbaum became the Publisher of CDN Publishing and passed operations to John Brush. Mr. Brush, with prominent collector Dell Loy Hansen, purchased the company shortly thereafter and continued the legacy of the collector-friendly numismatic outlet.
DLRC has handled many legendary rarities of United States numismatics, including the finest certified 1796 No Pole Liberty Cap Half Cent, two examples of the 1894-S Barber Dime, a gem 1876-CC Twenty Cent Piece, the finest known 1901-S Barber Quarter, three of the twelve known 1870-S Seated Dollars, both examples of the famous 1854-S $5 Gold Half Eagle, the historic 1815 $5 Gold Half Eagle, one of the two known 1825/4 $5 Gold Half Eagle, and the Mickley-Hawn-Queller 1804 Proof Draped Bust Dollar.
To work with DLRC, or for any questions as to how they can help your collection, please call 800-776-0560 or email coins@davidlawrence.com.
