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Colonial Coinage –––––––––––––––––
C. 1792. KY - Lancaster. NGC. MS-64.
BN. Lettered Edge Token. . . . $1095.00
Half Cents –––––––––––––––––––––––
1804. PCGS. AU-55. C-13. Plain 4,
No Stems. Well struck. . . . . . . $950.00
1806. PCGS. AU-50. Small 6, No Stems.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $665.00
Large Cent –––––––––––––––––––––––
1820. PCGS. MS-64. RB. CAC. Large
Date. N-13. Lustrous. . . . . . . $1995.00
Flying Eagle Cent ––––––––––––––––––
1857. PCGS. MS-66. Incredibly rich
blazing mint luster that is as frosty as
the day it left the dies! . . . . . $9950.00
Indian Head Cents ––––––––––––––––
1860. NGC. MS-64. . . . . . . . . . $495.00
1861. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . . . . $450.00
1862. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . . . $475.00
1862. PCGS. MS-65+.. . . . . . . $1350.00
1864 Bronze. PCGS. MS-65. RB. CAC.
Old green label holder. . . . . . $825.00
1866. PCGS. MS-65. BN. . . . . . $949.00
1867. NGC. MS-61. BN. . . . . . $375.00
1869. PCGS. MS-65. RB. CAC. $2750.00
1871. PCGS. MS-65. RB. CAC. Well
struck with warm orange-red and soft
brown lustrous surfaces.. . . . $2875.00
1874. PCGS. MS-63. RB. CAC. . $450.00
1878. NGC. MS-65. RB. CAC. $1195.00
1885. NGC. MS-64. RB. . . . . . . $395.00
1887. PCGS. MS-65. RB. . . . . . $995.00
1892. PCGS. PR-65. RB. . . . . . . $635.00
1894. PCGS. MS-65. RB. . . . . . $750.00
1895. NGC. MS-65. RB. . . . . . . $450.00
1900. NGC. MS-64. RD.. . . . . . $295.00
1903. PCGS. MS-65. RD. . . . . . $550.00
1903. PCGS. MS-66. RD. . . . . $1575.00
Lincoln Cents –––––––––––––––––––––
1909. PCGS. MS-66+. RD. CAC. $699.00
1909. PCGS. MS-67. RD. . . . . $1650.00
1909-VDB. PCGS. MS-66. RD.
Old green label holder. . . . . . $450.00
1909-VDB. PCGS. MS-66+. RD. CAC.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $699.00
1909-VDB. PCGS. MS-67. RB. CAC.
Nearly flawless surfaces. . . . $1250.00
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1910-S. NGC. MS-64. RD. . . . . $295.00
1920. PCGS. MS-66. RD. . . . . . $695.00
1925-D. PCGS. MS-65. RB. CAC. $995.00
1941-D. PCGS. MS-67+. RD.
CAC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $995.00
1941-D. PCGS. MS-67+. RD. . . $695.00
1952. NGC. PR-68. RD. . . . . . . $595.00
1952. PCGS. MS-67. RD. . . . . $1150.00
Two-Cent Pieces ––––––––––––––––––
1866. PCGS. MS-66. RB. . . . . $2695.00
1867. PCGS. MS-64. BN. . . . . . $350.00
Silver Three-Cent Piece –––––––––––––
1858. PCGS. PR-63. Scarce. . . $2595.00
Nickel Three-Cent Pieces –––––––––––
1875. PCGS. MS-65. Satiny. . . . $895.00
1880. PCGS. MS-66. CAC. . . . $1050.00
1881. NGC. PR-64.. . . . . . . . . . $375.00
1882. PCGS. PR-68. A simply amazing
coin that hits all the right notes. The
eye appeal is off the charts! . $3495.00
1885. NGC. PR-67. CAM.. . . . $1795.00
Liberty Nickels –––––––––––––––––––
1885. PCGS. PR-67+. CAC. Impeccably
preserved with dazzling surfaces that
display iridescent hues. . . . . $4500.00
1896. PCGS. MS-65. Satiny. . . $1095.00
1900. NGC. PR-65. CAC. . . . . . $525.00
1901. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . . . $395.00
1906. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . . . $395.00
1909. PCGS. PR-64. . . . . . . . . . $369.00
1912-D. PCGS. MS-66. Vibrant. $2995.00
Buffalo Nickels –––––––––––––––––––
1913-D T-1. PCGS. MS-66. CAC. $695.00
1913-S T-2. PCGS. MS-62. . . . . $995.00
1914-D. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . $695.00
1916. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . . . $325.00
1917-D. PCGS. MS-65+.. . . . . $2995.00
1920-S. PCGS. MS-65. A beautiful well
struck example with shimmering mint
luster & no noteworthy marks. $8750.00
1920-S. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . $1450.00
1925. PCGS. MS-67. . . . . . . . . $4195.00
1927-D. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . $3775.00
1928. PCGS. MS-66+. Flashy. . . $950.00
1930-S. PCGS. MS-66. Vibrant.. $795.00
1935-D. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . $325.00
Jefferson Nickels ––––––––––––––––––
1945-S. PCGS. MS-65. FS. . . . . $339.00
1952. NGC. PR-69.. . . . . . . . . . $275.00
Seated Liberty Half Dime –––––––––––
1872-S. PCGS. MS-66. Mintmark above
bow. Bright lustrous surfaces. . $995.00
Bust Dime –––––––––––––––––––––––
1809. PCGS. VF-35. Capped. . $3250.00
Seated Liberty Dimes –––––––––––––
1862-S. PCGS. VF-35. F-102. . . $795.00
1868. NGC. PR-66.. . . . . . . . . $1599.00
Mercury Dimes –––––––––––––––––––
1916-D. PCGS. AG-3. . . . . . . . . $825.00
1919-D. PCGS. MS-64. FB.. . . $3895.00
1920. PCGS. MS-66. FB. CAC. . $750.00
1921. PCGS. MS-65. FB. CAC. Well
struck w/lustrous lightly toned surfaces
that are nearly mark-free. . . . $5750.00
1921-D. PCGS. VF-20. Scarce. . $369.00
1926. PCGS. MS-66. FB.. . . . . . $795.00
1929-D. NGC. MS-67. FB. . . . $1350.00
1931-D. NGC. MS-65. FB. . . . . $575.00
1931-D. PCGS. MS-65. CAC. . . $395.00
1935-S. PCGS. MS-66. FB. . . . . $595.00
1936. PCGS. PR-65. A flashy Gem in
an old green label ‘rattler’. . . $1195.00
1939. NGC. PR-66.. . . . . . . . . . $275.00
Twenty Cent Piece –––––––––––––––––
1875-S. PCGS. MS-64. Satiny.. $1450.00
Bust Quarters ––––––––––––––––––––––
1806. NGC. VF-25. Solid detail. $1575.00
1818. PCGS. VF-20. . . . . . . . . . $525.00
1824/2. PCGS. XF-45. About 400 survive.
This is a wonderful coin for the grade.
In an older PCGS holder. . . . $5750.00
Seated Liberty Quarter –––––––––––––
1881. PCGS. PR-64. CAC.. . . . $1195.00
Barber Quarters ––––––––––––––––––
1908. PCGS. MS-62. . . . . . . . . . $299.00
1913-S. PCGS. AG-3. . . . . . . . . $895.00
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Standing Liberty Quarters ––––––––––
1916. PCGS. AU-53. The ‘key’ to the
series with lustrous silver-gray surfaces
and strong detail. . . . . . . . . $11995.00
1917 T-1. PCGS. MS-64. FH. . . $750.00
1917 T-1. PCGS. MS-65. FH. . $1075.00
1918-S. PCGS. MS-66. Satiny.. $2495.00
1920. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . . . $379.00
1924. PCGS. MS-66. Satiny. . . $1095.00
1924-D. PCGS. MS-66+. CAC. . $995.00
1927. PCGS. MS-63. FH. . . . . . $450.00
Washington Quarters –––––––––––––
1934-D. PCGS. MS-66+.. . . . . $1350.00
1935-D. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . . $295.00
1946-S. PCGS. MS-67. . . . . . . . $295.00
Bust Half Dollars ––––––––––––––––––
1806. PCGS. VF-35. Overton 116.
Pointed 6, Stem. Sharp detail. $1095.00
1806. PCGS. XF-40. CAC. Overton-115.
Pointed 6, Stem. Sharp detail. $1795.00
1812. PCGS. AU-58. . . . . . . . . $1495.00
1825. PCGS. MS-65. Overton 110. Rich
& lustrous. Fabulous quality. $8995.00
1834. PCGS. MS-62. Small Date, Small
Letters. Rich creamy luster.. . $1450.00
1835. PCGS. AU-58. . . . . . . . . . $799.00
Seated Liberty Half Dollars ––––––––
1850. NGC. Genuine.
VG Details - Cleaned. . . . . . . $450.00
1869-S. NGC. XF-45. . . . . . . . . $350.00
1876-S. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . $1750.00
Barber Half Dollars ––––––––––––––––
1902. PCGS. PR-66. . . . . . . . . $3250.00
1911-S. PCGS. Genuine.
UNC Detail - Cleaned.. . . . . $1350.00
1913-D. PCGS. MS-66. Only 534,000
minted with this Premium Gem being
one of the finest survivors. . . $8495.00
Walking Liberty Half Dollars –––––––
1916-D. PCGS. MS-65. CAC. . $2995.00
1918. PCGS. AU-58. . . . . . . . . . $599.00
1935-S. PCGS. MS-65. Flashy. $1895.00
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1937-S. NGC. MS-66. . . . . . . . . $875.00
1938. PCGS. PR-67. . . . . . . . . $1495.00
1941-D. PCGS. MS-67. Satiny. . $649.00
1941-S. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . $425.00
1941-S. PCGS. MS-66. . . . . . . . $850.00
1944-S. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . $249.00
Franklin Half Dollars –––––––––––––––
1949-S. PCGS. MS-66. CAC.. . . $275.00
1951-D. PCGS. MS-66. FBL. . . . $535.00
1952. PCGS. MS-66. FBL. . . . . . $450.00
1955. PCGS. MS-66. FBL. . . . . . $299.00
1959. PCGS. MS-65. “Goiter” variety.
FS-402. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $425.00
1961-D. PCGS. MS-65+. FBL.. . $995.00
Bust Dollars ––––––––––––––––––––––
1798. PCGS. VF-30. CAC. Large Eagle.
Outstanding for the grade! . . $3995.00
1800. PCGS. AU-50. AMERICAI variety.
A very attractive example with sharp
detail and lustrous surfaces. . $8750.00
1803. NGC. XF-40. Nice detail. $4750.00
Seated Liberty Dollars –––––––––––––
1851. PCGS. PR-64. CAM. CAC. Restrike.
It’s estimated that 40 to 60 are known.
Exceptional for the grade! . $39995.00
1868. PCGS. VF-35. . . . . . . . . . $875.00
Trade Dollars –––––––––––––––––––––
1878. PCGS. PR-65+. CAC. . . $8750.00
1879. PCGS. PR-65+. CAM. CAC. Blast
white. A proof-only date. . . $10500.00
1883. PCGS. PR-66. Scarce. . . $9375.00
Morgan Dollars –––––––––––––––––––
1878-CC. PCGS. Genuine.
UNC Details - Cleaning.. . . . . $399.00
1878-CC. PCGS. MS-65.. . . . . $1950.00
1878-S. PCGS. MS-66. . . . . . . $1049.00
1878-7TF. PCGS. MS-64. Satiny. $995.00
1879-S. PCGS. AU-53.
Reverse of 1878.. . . . . . . . . . . $299.00
1879-S. PCGS. MS-62. Reverse of 1878.
Frosty white luster. . . . . . . . . $1225.00
1881-CC. PCGS. Genuine.
UNC Details - Cleaning. . . . . $595.00
1881-CC. PCGS. MS-65.. . . . . $1195.00
1882-CC. PCGS. MS-65. DMPL. $2295.00
1882-CC. PCGS. MS-66. Satiny. $1395.00
1883-S. PCGS. MS-64. CAC.. . $5750.00
1884. PCGS. MS-66. . . . . . . . . . $725.00
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1884-CC. PCGS. MS-66.. . . . . $1095.00
1884-CC. PCGS. MS-66+. CAC. $2250.00
1884-S. PCGS. AU-58. Flashy. $2395.00
1885-S. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . $1875.00
1887/6-O. PCGS. MS-64+. CAC. Blast
white with a solid strike. . . $10495.00
1888. PCGS. MS-66. . . . . . . . . . $625.00
1889-CC. PCGS. VG-10. . . . . . . $995.00
1889-S. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . . $450.00
1890-CC. PCGS. MS-63.. . . . . $1395.00
1890-O. PCGS. MS-65+. . . . . $1750.00
1891-CC. PCGS. MS-63+. CAC. $1295.00
1892-CC. NGC. MS-62. Frosty. $1995.00
1892-CC. PCGS. MS-63. Frosty. $2650.00
1892-CC. PCGS. MS-64+.. . . . $4500.00
1893. PCGS. AU-55. . . . . . . . . . $750.00
1893. PCGS. MS-61. . . . . . . . . $1695.00
1896-O. NGC. AU-58. . . . . . . . $550.00
1896-O. PCGS. MS-62.. . . . . . $2750.00
1898. PCGS. MS-66. DMPL.. . $5950.00
1898-O. PCGS. MS-65+.. . . . . . $269.00
1898-S. PCGS. MS-66. Vibrant. $4750.00
1900-O/CC. PCGS. MS-65.. . . $2450.00
1900-O/CC. PCGS. MS-65+. . $2950.00
1902-S. NGC. MS-65.. . . . . . . $2350.00
1902-S. PCGS. MS-65. Satiny.. $2350.00
1903-O. PCGS. MS-66. Satiny. $1295.00
1903-O. PCGS. MS-67. Satiny. $4095.00
1904-O. PCGS. MS-64. DMPL.. $455.00
1904-S. PCGS. MS-63. CAC.. . $5995.00
1921-S. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . $695.00
Peace Dollars –––––––––––––––––––––
1921. NGC. MS-65. Lustrous.. $3575.00
1921. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . . . $1295.00
1921. PCGS. MS-64. Lustrous. $1950.00
1923-D. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . $495.00
1923-S. PCGS. MS-64+. . . . . . . $650.00
1924-S. NGC. MS-62. . . . . . . . . $375.00
1924-S. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . . $650.00
1925. PCGS. MS-67. Satiny white luster
that is amazingly intense. The surfaces
are nearly mark-free. . . . . . . $3350.00
1925-S. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . . $350.00
1925-S. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . $750.00
1926. PCGS. MS-66. Flashy. . . $1595.00
1926-D. PCGS. MS-64. Flashy. . $495.00
1926-S. NGC. MS-64. . . . . . . . . $349.00
Early Silver Commemoratives ––––––
1892 Columbian/Expo. PCGS. MS-65.
Blast white. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $375.00
1915-S Pan-Pac. ANACS. AU-55. $395.00
1921 Alabama. PCGS. MS-66. CAC.
Flashy white luster. . . . . . . . . $1895.00
1925 Lexington. PCGS. MS-66. $495.00
1935/4 Boone. PCGS. MS-67. CAC.
Rich silver-white surfaces. . . $1395.00
1936-D Arkansas. PCGS. MS-66. $350.00
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1936-D Cincinnati. PCGS. MS-67.
Nearly flawless surfaces. . . . $1975.00
1936-D Columbia. PCGS. MS-67.
CAC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $595.00
Early Gold Commemoratives ––––––––
1903 La. Purchase - McKinley $1.
PCGS. MS-62. . . . . . . . . . . . . $475.00
1903 La. Purchase - McKinley $1.
PCGS. MS-65. Well struck.. . . $950.00
1904 Lewis & Clark $1. PCGS. MS-63.
Well struck with crisp luster. $1095.00
1915-S Pan-Pac $2 1/2. NGC. MS-64.
Well struck. Minimal marks. $3650.00
1915-S Pan-Pac $1. PCGS. AU-55. $495.00
1915-S Pan-Pac $1. PCGS. MS-63. $650.00
1917 McKinley $1. PCGS. MS-63. $575.00
1926 Sesquicentennial $2 1/2.
PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . . . . . . $750.00
1926 Sesquicentennial $2 1/2. PCGS.
MS-66. Fantastic quality with nearly
pristine surfaces.. . . . . . . . . . $4500.00
United States Gold Coins ––––––––––
1852 $1. PCGS. MS-66. . . . . . $4995.00
1852-O $1. PCGS. MS-64. Bright luster
with minimal marks and a sharp strike.
Just 2 PCGS coins graded finer. $8750.00
1855 $1. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . $4250.00
1855-O $1. PCGS. AU-58 . . . $4695.00
1882 $1. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . $1875.00
1889 $1. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . $1095.00
1847-D $2.5. PCGS. XF-40. . . $2595.00
1871-S $2.5. PCGS. MS-61. . . $2695.00
1893 $2.5. NGC. MS-65... . . . $1625.00
1904 $2.5. PCGS. MS-64.. . . . . $795.00
1905 $2.5. PCGS. AU-58.. . . . . $550.00
1905 $2.5. PCGS. MS-66.. . . . $1295.00
1907 $2.5. PCGS. MS-63.. . . . . $695.00
1907 $2.5. PCGS. MS-65.. . . . . $950.00
1908 $2.5. PCGS. MS-62.. . . . . $779.00
1909 $2.5. PCGS. AU-58.. . . . . $575.00
1911 $2.5. PCGS. AU-58.. . . . . $575.00
1914 $2.5. PCGS. MS-62.. . . . $1495.00
1914-D $2.5. PCGS. AU-55.. . . $575.00
1926 $2.5. PCGS. MS-65.. . . . $1795.00
1854-O $3. PCGS. AU-53 . . . $4495.00
1864 $3. PCGS. AU-58. . . . . . $8395.00
1885 $3. PCGS. MS-64+. CAC. Immensely
pleasing w/booming bright gold luster
and a needle-sharp strike. . $22500.00
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1887 $3. NGC. MS-64+. . . . . $7850.00
1842-C $5. PCGS. VF-25. Large Date.
Old green label holder. . . . . $2395.00
1846 $5. PCGS. AU-53. . . . . . . $895.00
1846 $5. PCGS. XF-40. Small Date.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $789.00
1847 $5. PCGS. AU-55. 1847/7.
Misplaced Date (MPD). . . . . $1395.00
1848 $5. PCGS. VF-35. . . . . . . . $725.00
1856-C $5. PCGS. AU-55+. . . $6250.00
1857 $5. NGC. MS-61.. . . . . . $2295.00
1911-D $5. PCGS. MS-62. CAC. Bright
lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike.
A ‘key’ to the series. . . . . . . $18500.00
1911 $10. PCGS. MS-61. . . . . $1450.00
1850 $20. PCGS. AU-58. . . . . $9250.00
1924 $20. NGC. MS-66+. CAC.. $5495.00
U.S. Pattern –––––––––––––––––––––––––
1869. Half Dollar. PCGS. PR-64. J-749.
High R-6. Standard Silver design struck
in silver with a plain edge. . . $3995.00
Hawaiian Coin ––––––––––––––––––––––
1847. Cent. PCGS. MS-62. BN. $1195.00
Large Size Currency ––––––––––––––––
1869. $1. F-18. PCGS. VF-35. LTN.
A nice mid-grade ‘Rainbow’. $2150.00
1869. $20. F-127. PMG. F-12. LTN.
A high denom. ‘Rainbow’. . . $2750.00
1880. $20. F-311. PMG. F-12. Silver
Cert. Portrait of Stephen Decatur.
A scarce problem-free note . $4850.00
1891. $20. F-318. PMG. F-12. Silver Cert.
Portrait of Daniel Manning. . . $995.00
1896. $2. F-247. PMG. VF-30. Silver
Cert. Educational Series.. . . . $2595.00
1896. $2. F-248. PMG. Ch F-15. Silver
Cert. Educational Series.. . . . $1095.00
1908. $10. F-303. PMG. VF-20. Silver
Cert. A nice ‘Tombstone’ note. $1495.00
1914. $10. F-893b. PMG. Ch F-15. FRN.
New York District. Red Seal.. . $450.00
1914. $20. F-958b. PMG. VF-30. FRN.
Chicago District. Red Seal.. . $1995.00
1914. $5. F-833b. PCGS. XF-45. FRN.
Red Seal. New York District.. . $975.00
1922. $20. F-1187. PMG. Ch VF-35.
Gold Cert. Well centered. . . . $879.00
1922. $20. F-1187m. PMG. VF-25. Gold
Cert. A problem-free ‘Mule’. . $550.00
1923. $10. F-123. PCGS. VF-30. PPQ.
LTN. A stunning Poker Chip! $4750.00
ANA Strips Zerbe’s
Name from Award
During an open session meeting on
Jan. 19, 2021, the American Numismatic
Association Board of Governors hon-
ored the wishes of nearly 20 past Farran
Zerbe Memorial Award winners by vot-
ing to remove Zerbe’s name from the
ANA’s highest honor after the 2021
presentation (its 70th year), the associa-
tion announced in a Sept. 21 statement.
According to the motion, the accolade
will be called the Distinguished Service
Award “until such time as the name of
an exemplary, deceased ANA member
be brought forward to the Board, after
vetting by the Awards Committee, for
consideration of formal approval with
proper funding arrangements for such
naming rights.”
A well-known figure in 20th cen-
tury numismatics, Joseph Farran Zerbe
served as ANA president from 1907-
1909. A retrospective look at Zerbe’s
professional dealings uncovered accu-
sations that he made deceptively inflat-
ed claims about the future value of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition gold
dollars he sold; complaints of huckster-
ism and fraud for his creation and sale
of coin-like 1904 gold-plated expo-
sition souvenirs; allegations that he
unscrupulously obtained personal own-
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[ METALS ]
September 21, 2021
Gold......................................$1,775.14
Silver........................................$22.520
Platinum ..................................$955.58
Palladium..............................$1,913.28
Nickel.......................................$8.6167
Copper ....................................$4.0605
Zinc..........................................$1.3599
4 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021
The Farran Zerbe Memorial Award, the
highest honor bestowed by the American
Numismatic Association, is now known as
the Distinguished Service Award. (Image courtesy
American Numismatic Association.)
ership of The Numismatist in 1908 from
relatives of the ANA’s late founder,
Dr. George F. Heath (then-ANA Vice
President W.W.C. Wilson subsequently
purchased the periodical and donated it
to the association in 1910); and claims
of bribery involving the 1909 ANA
election in which Zerbe’s friend, John
M. Henderson, was named president.
For more information about this and
other ANA awards, visit www.money.org.
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Collector’s Marketplace .................... 51
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Fazzari Feature .................................. 30
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Letters to the Editor ............................ 7
Mint Statistics.................................... 26
Past Times with Coins ...................... 36
Show Directory.................................. 53
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‘Battle’ for Silver American Eagle Reverse
Proof Set a Success – So Far
Today, Sept. 13, I set myself up for another round of grief
and heartburn trying to order the latest U.S. Mint offering: the
two-coin reverse proof set. I had a battle plan that started to fail,
yet for some reason I felt this was funny as I went back and forth
through the repeated crashes – of which there were many – to a
point where I had enough and shut down the entire computer and
walked away at about 12:45 p.m.
Well after I had considered the matter closed, I used another
service to reach the Mint. Call me stubborn, but I was curious
and just wanted to see if any were left. Not only were some left,
but my information did not vanish. As I began to order, my credit
card number and shipping information were all there. I fought
on, and the day was mine ! I have e-mail confirmation, and my
credit card has been charged.
I at least have a chance, but I will not have peace until the
coins are in my hands.
Jeffrey Booth
Bozrah, Conn.

Mint Site Didn’t Cooperate for Set Order

Just for fun, like pounding a nail into my foot, I thought that
I would try to order the two-coin reverse proof silver Eagle set
on Sept. 13.
Previously, I would reach the U.S. Mint website, place my
order, and then have the system go down with no product pur-
chased.
This time, at the opening of the ordering, I reached the web-
site, but when I tried to access the coin sales page, I received a
“Gateway Error – Sacramento Server.”
An hour later, I tried again. This time, I arrived at the desired
page, put the product in my cart, went to check out, checked in as
a guest, entered my mailing address twice and the site went dead.
After two hours, I tried a third time. This time, I made it all
the way through check-out, inputting address and credit card
information. After I hit send, the screen reverted back to the
original check-out page.
At the beginning of the third hour, I tried to check out again.
This time, I received a message that my order could not be pro-
cessed because I am a bot. When I pressed and held the button
to confirm I was not a bot, I then received a message that the
product was sold out.
You gotta love the Mint for finding new ways to torture
customers!
If I had really wanted the item, I would be furious beyond
words. Instead, I congratulate the 175,000 buyers and bots that
successfully made their purchases.
Bruce R. Frohman
Modesto, Calif.

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Collector
BY MARK BENVENUTO
Looking for
Bargains
Among the
Last
of the
Half
Cents
I
n looking at different coin series,
and poking into mintages and
designs to see what sort of bargains
might be available, we have thus
far ignored anything in the various
series of half-cent pieces. There is a lot
here in terms of history, designs and Mint
output; and we’ll admit the series can be
difficult as a whole. But let’s take a gander
at just one small segment of the larger
whole and see if some good prices might
be tucked away where few collectors nor-
mally bother to look.
Issued for circulation only from 1849
to 1857, the Coronet Head or Braided Hair
half cents are the type of coin that collectors
tend to think of in that way – meaning as a
type, one coin of which they will need for
some greater collection of denominations.
We are usually happy to have one and
happy to let that be it. It seems then that
very few people try to collect a full date run.
That’s actually quite understandable since
the denomination has a rather on-again, off-
again history.
Before we look at the common dates in
this series, and the scarce ones, we’ll have
to make a nod to what are called the origi-
8 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021
nals and the restrikes of 1840 to 1849. The
year 1836 was the final year for circulating
half cents until 1849, but there were proofs
in the time in between. Those proofs are
called the originals. As might be expected,
the restrikes were struck later at the request
of those who wanted specific dates for their
own collections and show some minor dif-
ferences. All the proofs of this time period
are expensive today. Thus, we’ll stick with
those that were made to circulate.
Looking at production, the Coronet
Head half cents had to be rather rare coins
even back in their day since the two most
common years of this spread – the 1851 and
the 1853 – had mintages of only 147,672
and 129,694 respectively. Since the U.S.
Census of 1850 put the population of the
growing nation at more than 23 million
people, we can only wonder if these little
coppers circulated anywhere beyond the
borders of Philadelphia.
Those two dates, 1851 and 1853, are
what we will use for the baseline price
attached to any of these half cents today. In
previous columns we have tended to look
at MS-60 price tags, simply because the
modern collecting community does enjoy
something of a love affair with Mint State
coins today. Doing so for these half cents
means we will have to part with about $225
for either date. This can be more than many
people want to pay for a single classic cop-
per, so let’s see what sort of price compari-
sons we might be able to make before we
compare dates.
Not many of us will probably boast too
much about any coin we have in a grade like
VF-20. The number of Coronet Head half
cents that still exist in that grade, however,
is testimony to the fact that these coins must
have circulated back in their time. If we
were to drop to a VF-20 grade, the prices
for either the 1851 or the 1853 plummets to
about $85. That’s well less than half the cost
for an MS specimen. Should we choose to
creep up a bit higher, to the EF-40 version
of these two common half cents, we arrive
at $125 as the going price. It’s close to half
the price of the Mint State siblings, which
makes either a pretty good buy. After all, an
EF-40 coin is generally not some dog of a
piece. In most cases, it still has some good
detail on it.
Going from common to scarce, well, just
about every other date in this series qualifies
as scarce or rare. The 1852 is actually the
last date for which only proofs were made,
which also means there are originals and
1855 Coronet Head half cent. (Image courtesy
usacoinbook.com.)
restrikes for the date. We’ll take that one off
our list. But the 1854, as well as the 1855,
and the 1856, all saw rather lean mintages.
The 1855 is the most common of this trio,
with 56,500 coined. The 1856 is the scarcest
of the troika, with only 40,430 to its name.
Yet in EF-40, each still costs about $125. If
that just-mentioned MS-60 price tag did not
scare us off, each of these three costs about
$225 at that level. So, we have a triple play
of half cents that are less than half as com-
mon as the most available dates in a short
series, but for which there is not really any
premium on their prices. It seems we have
found bargains here, but that we have found
some sleepers as well.
The next two Coronet Head half cents,
at least as far as prices are concerned, are
the 1849 large date and the 1857. As EF-40
pieces, both are listed with slightly higher
prices than those we just looked at, which
makes them a further pair of good deals. In
MS-60, their prices begin to launch, though,
and are much tougher to consider bargains.
To be fair, at this point we should make
a comment or two about sleepers. In any
coin series, U.S. or foreign, a sleeper gets
defined as an undervalued coin with the
potential to rise in value. This tempers us
somewhat when it comes to these three
Coronet Head half cents, the 1854, the ’55
and the ’56. They are indeed undervalued.
But the idea that these classic coppers,
collected by so few among us, are going
to jump up in value sometime in the near
future? It’s rather hard to believe.
Ending where we started, the half cents
are a denomination that gets overlooked
by plenty of collectors. But we have seen
that when it comes to the final years of this
denomination – the last hurrah, as it were –
there are actually a few bargains waiting for
the savvy collector. ◆
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eLetters from the Sept. 10 Numismatic News E-Newsletter
Here are some answers sent from our e-newsletter readers. Read more responses at www.numismaticnews.com.
What was the numismatic
highlight of your summer?
As a Board Member of the Livermore
Valley Coin Club of Livermore, Calif.,
the numismatic highlight of the summer
was the club’s first meeting after a one-
year hiatus due to COVID.
We had the highest number of attend-
ees at the meeting in our 50-plus year
history. We signed up new members, had
a great auction and an upbeat meeting.
We now meet the third Tuesday of
the month at Cattlemen’s restaurant.
The best part of the meeting was see-
ing so many good friends again!
Bruce Frohman
Modesto, Calif.
2: I completed a U.S. 20th century
type set, and
1: I had a [Viewpoint] story published
in the July 13 edition of Numismatic
News. (Thanks for the nice note, Steve!)
Ken Sheldon
Elon, N.C.
Two key things happened this year
that fall into the “numismatic highlight”
arena for me: The Morgan/Peace re-
issue and shows starting up again.
The Morgan/Peace re-issue was at
first a huge frustration, but the Mint
seemed to have gotten a handle on the
traffic issues (not solved, but better),
making the second and third releases
much easier to obtain. Morgans are
probably one of the most collected
coins in the world, so creating a buzz
about these coins has to have helped
move the numismatic market in a posi-
tive direction.
Just being able to be around oth-
ers who share the same passion for
coins meant the shows starting up again
would be a highlight. To see so many
Just being able to be around others who share the
same passion for coins meant the shows starting
up again would be a highlight.
coins available was a blessing. The on-
line market has become fairly dominant
with the pandemic, as well as the ease
of access; but few things compare with
holding the coin (even in a holder) in
hand and seeing the beauty firsthand.
2019 and 2020 were so depressing
in many ways, though the release of the
“W” quarters helped to keep the mind
focused on something other than the
dire situation surrounding the pandem-
ic, so 2021 had plenty of opportunity
for highlights!
Gerald Ward
Fairhope, Ala.
The highlight of the summer was the
ANA convention and seeing the Tyrant
Collection.
James Davis
Address withheld
Was able to successfully order all of
the 2021 Morgan/Peace dollars from the
Mint online. (“P,” “D,” “S,” “CC” and
“O.”) Such a good feeling!
Dave Burdis
Charleroi, Pa.
Simple reply: I was able for the
Northern California Numismatic
Association (NCNA) to edit and to
publish a numismatic journal, not much
but with original submissions from 10
avid numismatists here in the United
States and in Canada. It was titled The
Prospector.
This simple endeavor was in tes-
timony to NCNA’s 60th anniversary,
1961-2021.
NCNA was once a significant pres-
ence on the national coin show circuit.
Another simple reply: Continued
www.numismaticnews.net / October 12, 2021
rostering and recording my accumula-
tions and learned that [I] have much,
and added to my star notes with a rare
Series 1917.
Michael S. Turrini
Vallejo, Calif.
In change from the dollar store, I
received a 2020-W WWII privy-marked
Vermont two bits.
Wesley Ellis
Portland, Ore.
Highlight was fighting through the
Mint’s corrupt and dilapidated web-
site and getting all Morgan and Peace
dollars.
John Preuss
St Cloud, Fla.
The numismatic highlight of the
summer for me was completing a box
of 90 percent bullion dimes ($250 face
value). Little by little I pecked away at
it, a roll here and there. I also bought
it loose a couple dollars face at a time
from my local coin store.
Robert Spivey
Address withheld
My summer highlight isn’t real-
ly high on the wow factor. Due to
some uncontrollable circumstances, I
wasn’t able to do much this summer.
Getting to my highlight, I would have
to say is when I received my 2021 silver
American Eagle Style 2 in the mail. I
had the old version 2021, and I could
not wait to get the new version. So
when I received it, well let’s just say for
me, that made my year!
David Hinkle
Muskegon, Mich.
11
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How Should 2021 Dollars Be Collected?
■ I know this has become a loaded
question, but should I treat the new 2021
Morgan and Peace silver dollars as bul-
lion, commemoratives or as traditional
silver dollars?
This topic has become a hot potato
among collectors. These are coins, but
they are not money. In other words, these
new silver dollars are Non-Circulating,
Legal Tender commemoratives. A col-
lector might choose to add them to a set
of silver dollars, might collect them as
another part of the modern commemo-
rative coin series that began in 1982
or treat them as silver bullion. Their
value on the secondary market will likely
determine if they will be treated as bul-
lion or as a collectible.
■ Was there much resistance to turn-
ing in foreign coins for those of the United
States when in 1857 foreign coins were no
longer legal tender in this country?
Foreign coins were a necessity in the
United States due to a lack of sufficient
domestic coinage in circulation. It was
often confusing to determine what value
each foreign coin may have. It was wel-
What Motivates Us to Collect Money
By Patrick A. Heller
Why should anyone pursue a hobby? The
answers to this question certainly apply to
numismatists.
There are many potential answers as to
why someone might collect money. Some
might take an interest because they think it
might be a way to earn extra income. Others
do so because of the social aspects of shar-
ing the hobby with family or friends.
But, I suspect that one of the attractions
of collecting coins, currency and related
items is that doing so allows you to discover
and learn things you didn’t already know.
Think about that for a minute. As a col-
lector, don’t you enjoy learning more details
about your hobby? I’m not talking about
the accumulator who just throws change in
a jar. Instead, what I’m referring to is the
numismatist who sorts and organizes his or
12 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021
comed when the government redeemed
Spanish, Spanish Colonial American,
and Mexican coins with the new and
smaller size Flying Eagle cents. The
government also made a profit through
these redemptions.
■ What can you tell me about the
Crocker brothers of Taunton, Mass.,
named as planchet makers for the U.S.
Mint in a recent article in Numismatic
News by R.W. Julian?
Samuel Leonard Crocker (1804-1883)
and his brothers, William and George,
and the Robinson brothers founded the
Taunton Copper Manufacturing Company
on the Wading River in Norton, Mass.,
in 1831. The company gained a con-
tract through which they furnished the
U.S. government annually with $50,000
in copper planchets. The Old Colony
Iron Works in Taunton was founded by
Crocker in 1843. Samuel Crocker was
also president of the Taunton Locomotive
Manufacturing Company.
■ Did the Crocker brothers ever issue
any medals or tokens of their own?
her holdings, who studies details about some
or all of the pieces, and seeks information.
Here are just a few of the subjects a collector
could learn:
Why was this coin or note issued at all?
Why from this country? Why in this denom-
ination? Why with this shape, color, metal
or paper content? Why was the particular
design selected and who created the image?
More questions include how many were
issued and how many survive now? What
state of preservation are the pieces I own and
what happened from the time it was made
until I acquired it? How long were these
coins or notes issued? Why were changes
later made?
The list of questions you could ask about
coins and currency are endless.
Each of us probably knows at least one
numismatist who studies just about every-
thing they can find out about the money
The Crocker brothers issued an undat-
ed 29mm-diameter copper token cata-
loged as Rulau 182 in Standard Catalog
of United States Tokens 1700-1900 by
Russ Rulau. The reverse legend includes
the statement, “Zinc and copper nails of
every description ...” The token has been
cataloged to have been minted between
1830 and 1839, but since the Old Colony
Iron Works at which nails were produced
wasn’t founded until 1843, the suggested
dates are questionable.
■ Does the United States Mint make
its own blanks for our penny?
Jarden Zinc Products LLC, a sub-
sidiary of One Rock Capital, is the
manufacturer of planchets used to strike
our 1-cent coins. Jarden is also the sole
manufacture of the ZincSecure-based
5- and 10-hryvnia coins for Ukraine.
The company has been casting zinc strip
since the late 1800s.
E-mail inquiries only. Do not send letters in the mail.
Send to Giedroyc@Bright.net. Because of space
limitations, we are unable to publish all questions.
they own. They may even do some original
research themselves.
I have taught a number of classes to
children about coin and currency collecting.
One of my favorite ways to start the topic
is by giving each of them a Bicentennial
Eisenhower dollar to keep, then go around
the room to ask each of them to name one
feature or detail they learn upon examin-
ing the coins. I think you can find up to
17 different aspects of this coin. As the
children closely inspect the coins to dis-
cover a feature not yet named by someone
else (along with the reason or purpose for
it being there), they are learning something
they didn’t already know. Invariably, they are
astounded by how much information they
can gain just by looking at a single coin.
Did you become a coin or currency col-
lector because you wanted to learn much
more than you already knew? ◆
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3¢ NICKEL (1865-81) ...............................................................................22.00 35.00
3¢ SILVER (1851-73) ................................................................................ 59.00 65.00
½ DIME BUST (1829-37) ........................................................................ 99.00 150.00 FRANKLIN HALVES
½ DIME STD STRS (1838-60) ................................................................27.00 57.00 CH/Brilliant CH/Brilliant CH/Brilliant CH/Brilliant
½ DIME STD ARRS (1853-55)................................................................27.00 57.00 Uncirculated Uncirculated Uncirculated Uncirculated
½ DIME STD LEG (1860-73).................................................................. 28.00 44.00 1948...............19.00 1951-S ........... 29.00 1954-S..........28.00 1959-D ..........19.00
5¢ SHIELD RAYS (1866-67) .................................................................. 85.00 139.00 1948-D .........21.00 1952 ...............19.00 1955 ..............24.00 1960...............19.00
5¢ SHIELD NR (1867-83)....................................................................... 36.00 59.00 1949 .............. 32.00 1952-D ..........19.00 1956 ...............21.00 1960-D .........19.00
5¢ LIBERTY NC (1883).............................................................................10.00 12.00 1949-D.........69.00 1952-S .......... 79.00 1961 ................18.00
1949-S..........89.00 1953 .............. 25.00 1957 ...............21.00 1961-D ...........18.00
5¢ LIBERTY WC (1883-12) ...................................................................... 12.00 29.00 1950.............. 32.00 1953-D ..........19.00 1957-D ......... 22.00 1962 ...............18.00
5¢ BUFFALO (1913 T1) ............................................................................. 19.00 21.00 1950-D ........ 29.00 1953-S ..........39.00 1958 ...............19.00 1962-D ..........18.00
10¢ SM SZ BUST (1829-37) .....................................................................79.00 249.00 1951 ................19.00 1954 ...............19.00 1958-D..........19.00 1963 ...............15.00
10¢ STD STARS (1838-60) ......................................................................25.00 47.00 1951-D .......... 35.00 1954-D..........19.00 1959 ...............19.00 1963-D ..........15.00
10¢ STD ARRS (1853-55) ........................................................................32.00 49.00
10¢ STD LEG (1860-91) ............................................................................22.00 30.00
10¢ BARBER (1892-1916) ..........................................................................8.00 24.00
20¢ PIECE (1875-78) ............................................................................. 175.00 215.00
25¢ SM SZ BUST (1830-37) ..................................................................149.00 370.00 WALKING LIBERTY Group of
25¢ STD N.M. (1838-66).........................................................................40.00 69.00 Superior Quality 4 Different
25¢ STD ARRS/RAYS (1853) ................................................................. 42.00
25¢ STD ARRS (1854-59)....................................................................... 42.00
159.00
75.00
BUST HALVES
25¢ STD W.M. (1867-91) ......................................................................... 38.00 65.00
25¢ BARBER (1892-12) ........................................................................... 30.00 60.00
25¢ S.L. T1 (1917).........................................................................................79.00 115.00
25¢ S.L. T2 (1925-30)................................................................................ 14.00 30.00 Very CH/Brilliant Uncirculated
50¢ CAP BUST (1807-36) ...................................................................... 89.00 149.00 1941........... 30.00 1944-D .....62.00
50¢ BUST R.E. (1836-39) ......................................................................120.00 190.00 1941-D.......55.00 1944-S ......59.00
50¢ STD N.M. (1839-66) .........................................................................79.00 119.00 1941-S .......95.00 1945.......... 30.00
50¢ STD A/R (1853) ................................................................................. 95.00 249.00 1942.......... 30.00 1945-D......59.00
50¢ STD ARRS (1854-55) ......................................................................80.00 135.00 1942-D...... 79.00 1941-S .......59.00
50¢ STD W.M. (1866-91) ........................................................................80.00 110.00 1942-S....... 72.00 1946...........34.00
50¢ BARBER (1892-1915) ......................................................................119.00 195.00 1943.......... 30.00 1946-D......65.00 Extra Fine
$1 STD N.M. (1840-66) .........................................................................425.00 520.00
$1 STD W.M. (1867-73) .........................................................................425.00 500.00
1943-D......65.00 1946-S.......55.00 $499.00
1943-S.......65.00 1947 ...........52.00
$1 TRADE (1873-85) ..............................................................................230.00 310.00 1944...........32.00 1947-D......59.00 Dates of our choice

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hile the 2021 Long Beach
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following week at its Dallas headquarters.
Two floor sessions are set for Oct. 7
(including an evening Premier Session)
and Oct. 10, which is an afternoon online
Internet Signature auction.
Among the highlights of the sale are:

• An 1870-CC double eagle – a

recent discovery – certified XF-40 by
Professional Coin Grading Service
(PCGS). This coin has a fascinating Old
West background.

• A 1776 Continental dollar,

CURRENCY, EG FECIT, certified MS-64
by PCGS. Newman 3-D, W-8460, with
excellent surfaces and eye appeal.

• A rare 1820 $5 gold piece, the BD-4 1870-CC double eagle, XF-40. 1820 $5 gold piece, MS-63.
Norweb specimen, certified MS-63 by
PCGS. Square Base 2, Large Letters – one
of just two examples of BD-4 known and
the only one available to collectors.

• Two Gobrecht dollars: An 1836 Name

Below Base Judd-58 Restrike, graded
PF-64 by PCGS, CAC. The Ex: Queller
coin, plus an 1839 Gobrecht dollar, the
rarely seen Judd-105 (low R.7) certified
PF-65 by PCGS.

• A 1794 half dollar certified AU-58+

by PCGS, O-105, the former Cardinal
Collection coin.

• An 1831 Capped Bust quarter,

Browning-1, PF-66 by Numismatic
Guaranty Corporation (NGC), CAC.
Extremely rare as a proof and a recent
discovery.

To view the auctions’ full lineup, or

for information on bidding, visit Heritage
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GreatCollections Tops
$51 Million in August
A
ugust officially ended as the
best month in auction firm
GreatCollections’ 10-year histo-
ry, with total sales reaching more than $51
million. OF that total, $16 million was sold
through five weekly auctions, while $35
million worth was sold to private clients at
a fixed price.
It was widely reported that
GreatCollections purchased three of the
all-time numismatic greats for a combined
$21.5 million – the 1794 silver dollar, 1804
silver dollar and 1861 Paquet gold double
eagle. These three coins now hold records
in the top seven all-time auction realiza-
tions for rare coins.
“It was our privilege to be the winning
bidder for our clients,” the firm said in a
Sept. 9 statement.
In GreatCollections’ auctions on Aug.
29, it sold the finest 1893-S Morgan dollar,
which realized $2,086,875 with more than
300 members tracking and 20,000 online
page views. It set the all-time record for
the most popular coin series worldwide
and is currently the highest priced coin
GreatCollections has auctioned.
The firm also auctioned some of the
finest treasures to be discovered at the
bottom of the ocean in the shipwreck
of the S.S. Central America. The 1857-S
$3 gold brought $367,875, graded PCGS
MS-67 CAC – the finest by two grades
and the only Mint State example to be
CAC-approved.
Following are the top 10 coin auction
realizations at GreatCollections during
August 2021. All prices include buyer’s fee.
10: 1796 Capped Bust Right Gold
Quarter Eagle No Stars NGC AU-58.
This was part of the $2 million dollar Basket
PA Collection sold by GreatCollections.
The No Stars 1796 quarter eagle is an
extremely rare one-year type coin, and
always sought after when they appear on
the market. Sold for $143,719.
9: 1857-S Liberty Gold Half Eagle
S.S. Central America Shipwreck PCGS
MS-66 CAC (Gold Foil Label). This
1857-S gold half eagle was recovered from
the S.S. Central America shipwreck and is
the finest graded at PCGS or NGC. Sold
for $146,251.
8: 1796 Capped Bust Right Gold
Quarter Eagle Stars PCGS AU-58.
Another coin from the Basket PA
Collection, this Stars version is actually
rarer than the No Stars issue, yet is some-
times overlooked. Sold for $156,93.
7: 1856-S Indian Princess Gold
Dollar S.S. Central America Shipwreck
PCGS MS-65+ CAC (Gold Foil Label).
This type two gold dollar is the single
finest known, and recovered from the
S.S. Central America shipwreck. Sold for
$162,56.
6: 1857-S Liberty Gold Eagle S.S.
Central America Shipwreck PCGS
MS-64+ CAC (Gold Foil Label). Another
S.S. Central America shipwreck highlight,
this is the finest 1857-S gold eagle known.
Sold for $165,938.
5: 1895-O Morgan Silver Dollar
PCGS MS-66 (Toned). This key-date
1895-O Morgan dollar ranks in the finest
few known. Sold for $275,625.
4: 1857-S Three Dollar Gold Piece
S.S. Central America Shipwreck PCGS
MS-67 CAC (Gold Foil Label). Among
the most important coin to be discovered
in the S.S. Central America shipwreck, this
1857-S $3 gold piece is the finest graded
by two full points, and the only Mint State
example with CAC approval. Sold for
$367,875.
3: 1792 Flowing Hair Half Dime/Half
Disme PCGS MS-64. Earlier this year,
GreatCollections sold a very low grade
Fair-2 example of this classic issue for over
$100,000. At the other end of the condition
spectrum, this MS-64 example sold for
$388,250 after 61 bids were received. Sold
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for $388,250.
2: Unique 1855 Wass, Molitor & Co.
Large Head Gold Twenty Dollar PCGS
AU-50 CAC (Ex. Carter Collection).
56 bids were received for this unique
Territorial piece originally from the famed
Carter collection. While this has the unique
die pairing, setting that aside, only four
Large Head examples are known in all
grades, one of which is permanently
entombed in the Smithsonian collection.
Sold for $568,125.
1: 1893-S Morgan Silver Dollar
PCGS MS-67 CAC (Toned) (Ex. Jack
Lee, Coronet). This set the all-time record
for a Morgan dollar, realizing over $2 mil-
lion after spirited bidding. GreatCollections
describes the coin as “out of this world.” It
is the finest 1893-S by two full grade points
and has a pedigree going back to when it left
the San Francisco Mint in the 1890s. Sold
for $2,086,875.
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Mickey and Friends
Make Sweet Collection
nuto
ickey Mouse is probably
one of the most recog-
nizable characters in the
world. Kids love him, as
well as Minnie and the entire Disney
crew of characters. He has a history that
goes back almost a full century, with his
debut in 1928 as Steamboat Willie. There
are countless merchandise and souvenir
items related to Mr. Walt Disney’s lead
character. And now there is a series of
brass tokens we might find interesting
to collect.
The folks at Frankford Candy have
done it again. Just as they have produced
a series of silver dollar-sized tokens for
the Mario Brothers video games, they
have also created a series of impressively
large tokens featuring Mickey and all his
friends. These tokens come along with
a chocolate Mickey Mouse character, as
part of a “Mickey and Friends” program.
For the collector with a serious sweet
tooth, there are 18 different coins to be
had, if we want to assemble a full set.
Since the identity of each token can’t be
seen from outside the box, it might take a
biting determination to get an entire set.
As well, there are some rare tokens
within the mix, which means we might
have to buy a few more tasty treats in our
search for that full set. Each token looks
to be brass, with a character as the insert
on the obverse, but the rare tokens are a
bit different. The rare Mickey token has a Frankford Candy’s “Mickey and Friends” program consists of a chocolate Mickey Mouse
blue coating, while the rare Minnie token character accompanied by a silver dollar-sized token featuring one of 18 Disney characters.
has a pink coating. And the one that quali-
fies as super rare has a silver-grey look to folders into which generations of col-
it. Fittingly, it is the oldest of the Mickey lectors pushed cents, nickels and larger
images, Steamboat Willie. denominations. The best part of it? The
For the collector and chocolate-lover book is free.
who reads the fine print, the insert that The chocolate Mickeys and the coins
comes with each token, a quick journey may not be free, but there is good news
to the Frankford Candy website finds us there as well. One of these goodies only
at a survey in which, if we can upload costs about $3, depending on where you
a picture of six of the “coins,” as the choose to buy them. Between the Mario
company titles them, as well as six UPCs Brothers chocolates and “coin” set, and
from the chocolates boxes, the company now the Mickey counterpart, the folks at
will send a book in which to mount our Frankford appear to have marketed two A Mickey Mouse token with blue coating,
growing series. These books look like a of the sweetest deals collectors might along with a Minne Mouse token in pink,
more colorful version of the classic blue hope to find. ◆ are among the rarer pieces of the group.

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ON UNITED STATES COINS
By R.W. Julian
S
everal years ago there was contro-
versy about the motto, “IN GOD
WE TRUST,” not being on the new
Presidential dollars. The charge was not
true, of course, the wording being in small
letters on the edge of the coin. However,
the pressure from those wishing the motto
to be more prominent proved too great for
Congress, and that body in 2008 autho-
rized the placement of the motto on one
of the sides of the coin.
The motto was placed on the obverse
beginning with 2009 since this was the
most logical place.
This controversy over “IN GOD WE
TRUST” has brought into sharp focus
the question of mottos and inscriptions
that have appeared on United States coins
since the first mintages of 1792. In addi-
tion, from 1793 to 1836 there were let-
tered-edge coins that were produced at the
Philadelphia Mint.
The average citizen would perhaps
be stumped if asked what legend has
appeared on every United States coin.
Oddly enough, there is no answer because
no complete inscription has appeared on
every American coin. The answer is only
one of the many oddities found on our
coinage during the last 229 years.
20 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021
1792 half disme.
(Images courtesy
Heritage Auctions.)
Many collectors think that “UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA” has always
appeared, but this is not precisely true.
When the first Chain cent dies were
being prepared in mid-February 1793,
the name of the country appeared as
“UNITED STATES OF AMERI,” the
word “AMERICA being abbreviated.
The abbreviation was not a mistake,
as has often been surmised, but was
an attempt to balance the design on
the reverse. The Liberty head on these
first dies was executed by Chief Coiner
Henry Voight, but the lettering was prob-
ably done by an employee of the coiner’s
department. The worker would not have
made a decision of this kind, however,
and it can be assumed that Mint Director
David Rittenhouse ordered the arrange-
ment. Once everyone saw the result, how-
ever, Rittenhouse ordered that the full
spelling of America be used on future
coins. All U.S. coins since that time have
done it correctly.
The use of an abbreviation was actu-
ally something that had already been done
in 1792 with the special half disme coin-
age specifically authorized by President
George Washington. The obverse reads
“LIB[ERTY] PAR[ENT] OF SCIENCE
& INDUSTRY,” a legend that appeared
only once, in 1792. The use of an amper-
sand (&) on this 1792 coinage was also
the only appearance of this symbol.
The reverse also has the name of
the country abbreviated, but in this
case it reads “UNI[TED] STATES OF
AMERICA,” not the best of choices
for an abbreviation. The reverse has the
denomination “HALF DISME,” the only
time this spelling of dime was used on a
coin issued for circulation.
Even the word “LIBERTY” is not
found on all United States coins. It was
on the 1792 half disme, though abbrevi-
ated, and did appear on all other coins
struck through 1850. In 1851, how-
ever, the tiny silver 3-cent piece omitted
the word “LIBERTY.” There was not
enough room.
Once the ice had been broken, how-
ever, “LIBERTY” also turned up missing
on the 2-cent bronze coin of 1864-1873
and the Shield nickel of 1866-1883.
In some cases, the word seems to be
missing from a design but in reality is
in small letters on the head of Liberty.
On well-worn Indian Head cents, for
example, the word can no longer be seen
but this fact is used to grade the coin and
determine collector value.
This use of “LIBERTY” on a head-
band was actually the subject of a presi-
dential comment in late 1891. Engraver
Charles Barber had submitted several
patterns for the new silver coinage, and
President Benjamin Harrison thought
it would be appropriate for the entire
Cabinet to discuss which designs were
best. After the choices had been made,
the President sent a note to the Treasury
Secretary indicating that “LIBERTY”
seemed too faint on the headband and
ought to be made stronger.
By some curious Treasury decision,
the modern Presidential and Innovation
dollars are also missing the word
“LIBERTY.” There would have been room
on the edge, one would think, but such is
not the case. It also could have been done
incuse on the Statue of Liberty’s crown, as
had been done on earlier coinages, such as
the copper-nickel 3-cent piece.
The Presidential and Innovation dol-
lars do have the Statue of Liberty on one
side, and one supposes that the designs
are meant for the viewer to understand
that “LIBERTY” is intended when seeing
the statue.
Early copper coins, struck through
1795, also had lettered edges. The half
cent had “TWO HUNDRED FOR A
DOLLAR,” while the cent read “ONE
The first Chain cents struck, in late
February 1793, carried the “AMERI”
abbreviation.
(Images courtesy Stack’s Bowers Galleries.)
HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR.” One
would think that the extra work neces-
sary to letter the edges of coins of so little
value was pointless, but this is not what
influenced early Mint officials. During
the 1780s, there had been a spate of coun-
terfeiting copper coins and officials were
concerned about this. It turned out, how-
ever, that the threat was of little impor-
tance and the edge lettering was dropped
at the end of 1795.
On the other hand, the early silver dol-
lars and half dollars were edge-lettered
for somewhat different reasons. The first
of these was that the denomination did
not appear on the obverse or reverse of
the half dollar until 1807 (with the minor
exception of 1796 and 1797 when the
fraction “1/2” is seen on the reverse) and
the silver dollar until 1836. A secondary
reason for the edge lettering on the silver
coins was to keep the dishonest from
shaving the edges of the coins, an old
custom in early America.
The edge lettering was also designed
to deter counterfeiters, which worked rea-
sonably well until the 1830s when forgers
obtained equipment to letter the edges.
(The edge of the half dollar read “FIFTY
The motto, “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” is correctly
used on this 1801 silver dollar because it is
part of the Great Seal.
(Images courtesy Stack’s Bowers Galleries.)
www.numismaticnews.net / October 12, 2021
CENTS OR A HALF DOLLAR” while
the silver dollar through 1804 carried
the wording “HUNDRED CENTS ONE
DOLLAR OR UNIT.”) Lettered edges
were dropped in 1837 because the new
steam coining presses used reeded edges
for protection of the coinage.
Perhaps the most interesting coinage
phrase during the 1820s and 1830s was
the motto, “E PLURIBUS UNUM,”
which means “One [Nation] Out of
Many [States].” It had been made part
of the United States Great Seal in
1782 when the Confederation Congress
adopted the design.
In late 1796, Chief Engraver Robert
Scot was instructed by Mint Director
Elias Boudinot to engrave an entirely
new reverse for the precious metal coin-
age, beginning with the quarter eagle.
Boudinot, after consulting with President
George Washington, had decided that the
United States would match the European
coinage by putting the national coat-
of-arms on the reverse of the gold and
silver coins.
The eagle on the Great Seal carried the
inscription, “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” on
a streamer grasped in the eagle’s mouth.
This 1807 half dollar has the motto, “E
PLURIBUS UNUM,” on the reverse but no
longer part of the Great Seal.
(Images courtesy Stack’s Bowers Galleries.)
21
 The motto, “E
PLURIBUS UNUM,”
returned to the
double eagle
coinage in 1849
as part of the
Great Seal.
(Images courtesy The
Smithsonian.)

Scot did a good job of translating this

difficult design onto steel, and the quarter
eagles of 1796 reflect this skill very well.
As time permitted, the other gold and sil-
ver coins were also graced with the Great
Seal ensemble.
The difficulty with this motif came
in 1807 when Mint Director Robert
Patterson decided to redesign the gold,
silver and copper coins. The copper, of
course, did not carry an eagle, but the
gold and silver did. Patterson instructed
assistant engraver John Reich to cre-
ate a new eagle but with the motto, “E
PLURIBUS UNUM,” above the eagle’s
head. Patterson may have thought that this
was a proper way to use the Great Seal, The silver 3-cent piece was the first U.S. coin to fully eliminate the word, “LIBERTY.” (Images
but it was not. courtesy Heritage Auctions.)
Mint Director Patterson died in 1824
and was succeeded by Dr. Samuel Moore,
who was less than impressed with the
designs adopted in 1807, even though
Patterson happened to be his father-in-law.
Moore corresponded with scholars and
political leaders and came to the conclu-
sion that “E PLURIBUS UNUM” was
wrongly used in 1807. In particular, Moore
felt that this use of the motto, as ordered by
Director Patterson, was simply another way
of saying “United States,” and he thought
that the name of the country should be on
the coins only once, not twice.
Moore did not put his views into
practice for some years, but in 1831 he
had his chance when the quarter dol-
lar was redesigned for changes that had The 2-cent piece of 1864 was the first United States coin to carry the motto,
been made in the screw presses. The “IN GOD WE TRUST.” (Images courtesy Stack’s Bowers Galleries.)
motto, “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” was sim-
ply dropped. When Moore sent specimens took the opportunity to rid this metal of former director and the brother-in-law of
of the new coin to the Treasury, approval the motto. Officially it was to make the Moore. Patterson’s views were virtually
was forthcoming almost immediately new coins easier to distinguish from the identical to those of his predecessor and
and nothing was said by either Treasury older and heavier pieces, but the effect when the first reeded-edge half dollar dies
Secretary Samuel Ingham or President was the same. were prepared in October 1836, the motto
Andrew Jackson about this change. Samuel Moore resigned his post in was dropped here as well.
In 1834, when the new standard for June 1835 and was replaced by Dr. Robert The end of the 1807 motto arrange-
gold coinage was put into effect, Moore M. Patterson, who was the son of the ment came in 1837 when the dime and

22 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021

half dime were The pub-
given new artwork, lished records of
which of course Congressional
did not include debates for the
the motto. The April 22 law
boards had now do not mention
been swept clean, the new motto,
and the name although almost
of the country certainly this was
appeared but once discussed in pri-
on any denomina- vate. There is
tion. The designs little doubt, how-
were also cleaner, ever, that pattern
the same effect coins were shown
aimed at on the to legislators.
new Presidential The new
dollars with the bronze coin-
mottos “IN GOD age of 1864 was
WE TRUST” and well received
“E PLURIBUS by the public
UNUM” on the and complaints
edge. about the new
From 1837 to motto were few
1849, the motto, and far between.
“E PLURIBUS In the winter of
UNUM,” did not 1864-1865, the
appear on our Treasury went one
coinage, but that step further and
changed when asked Congress
Congress mandat- to approve a bill
ed a new denomi- specifically order-
nation, the $20 ing “IN GOD WE
gold piece. Chief The Presidential dollars and the American Innovation dollars do not bear the word, TRUST” to be
Engraver James B. “LIBERTY.” Instead, they depict the Statue of Liberty. (Images courtesy Professional Coin Grading Service.)
placed on “such
Longacre suggest- coins hereafter to
ed that the Great be issued as shall
Seal be used for this coin, which cor- The suggestion struck a receptive admit of such legend thereon.”
rectly included the motto, “E PLURIBUS chord with Chase, and he ordered Mint On March 3, President Lincoln signed
UNUM.” Longacre and Director Patterson Director James Pollock to prepare pat- the bill into law.
were in the midst of a long-standing tern coins with various mottos illustrating In 1866, the larger gold and sil-
feud and the director attempted to get this idea. (Chase had almost certainly ver coins received the motto while it
Longacre fired and, if the latter left, so cleared the idea with President Abraham was added to other coins on a piece-
would the motto. Lincoln.) Beginning in late 1861, Chief meal basis. Some coins, because of their
Longacre had better political influence Engraver Longacre did just that, by add- small size, such as the gold dollar, never
than Patterson, however, and the reverse ing the motto, “GOD OUR TRUST,” on saw the motto. The last of the circulat-
suggested by the engraver did in fact patterns of 1861 and 1862. For 1863, we ing coinages to get the motto was the
grace the new double eagle beginning in find “GOD AND OUR COUNTRY” as Jefferson nickel in 1938.
1850. The engraver did take some liber- well as “IN GOD WE TRUST.” President Theodore Roosevelt was per-
ties with the original design, but on the It is sometimes said that the law of sonally opposed to the use of this motto on
whole it is well done and a credit to the April 22, 1864, which created the bronze the coinage and ordered that it be dropped
coinage. (In February 1873, Congress 2-cent piece, also directed the Mint to add from the eagle and double eagle designs
restored “E PLURIBUS UNUM” to the “IN GOD WE TRUST” to this new coin. by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. There was a
coinage, though it did not appear on all This is not true, as the law actu- public outcry in late 1907 and early 1908
denominations until after 1900.) ally read that “... the shape, mottoes, and over these “Godless” coins. Roosevelt
After 1850 there was little to disturb devices of said coins shall be fixed by the revoked his order.
the coinage scene, at least in terms of Director of the Mint, with the approval of There has been virtually no public sup-
legend changes, until after the outset of the Secretary of the Treasury ...” port for removal of the motto, “IN GOD
the Civil War in 1861. In November 1861, This meant that Secretary Chase now WE TRUST,” from the coinage although
a Pennsylvania minister named Mark had the legal authority to order the motto, some atheist groups have tried to get this
Watkinson wrote Treasury Secretary “IN GOD WE TRUST,” placed on the done. The recent debate originating from
Salmon P. Chase that it would be fitting 2-cent piece. The 1864 law maintained the religious groups about hiding the motto
for a religious motto to appear on the polite fiction that Director James Pollock on the edge of the coin shows, perhaps,
coinage, given the nature of the terrible was behind the motto, which was not true, how deeply it has become ingrained into
struggle then taking place. although he clearly agreed with the concept. the national psyche. ◆

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INDIAN CENTS
1874 1¢ PROOF-65 Red & Brown
Gem ......................................... 975.00
1874 1¢ AG, 10.55; G-4, 16.55; VG-10,
30.35; F-15, 59.85; FINE corrod-
ed,26.00; VF-30, 67.25; EF-45 Choice,
114.25; AU-55, 145.55; MS-60 Brown,
190.00; MS-63 Red & Brown Choice
strike, 250.00; MS-63 RED Choice,
490.00; MS-64 Red & Brown, 425.00;
MS-64 RED Great eye-appeal ......650.00
1875 1 Poor, 4.00; AG, 10.55; G-4, 16.05;
VG-10, 30.35; F-15, 59.45; VF-30, 67.25;
EF-45, 114.05; AU-55, 151.55; MS-60
Brown, 190.00; MS-63 Brown, 249.00;
MS-64 RED Choice, 630.00; MS-65 RED
Gem eye-appeal.........................2790.00
1876 1¢ AG, 16.85; G-4, 29.15; VG-10,
36.75; F-15, 78.65; VF-30, 121.50;
EF-45, 187.55; AU-55, 269.55; MS-60
Brown, 315.00; MS-63 Red & Brown,
455.00; MS-64 Red & Brown Choice
eye-appeal...................................620.00
1877 1¢ AG, 365.00; G-4, 442.00;
VG-10 Nice, 575.00; F-15 Pleasing,
908.00; VF-30 Choice, 1180.00;
EF-45 Attractive, 2120.00; AU-55
Pleasing and sharp, 2705.00; MS-60
Brown Choice eye-appeal and very
attractive ............................... 3550.00
1878 1¢ AG, 14.75; G-4, 25.30; VG-10,
31.95; F-15, 72.45; VF-30, 137.55;
EF-45, 223.80; AU-55, 265.55;
MS-60 Brown, 315.00; MS-63 Brown
Nice, 355.00; MS-64 RED Choice red,
650.00; MS-65 RED Gem red and
attractive ...................................1490.00
1879 1¢ AG, 3.75; G-4, 5.75; VG-10, 8.05;
VG/F-10+, 12.00; F-15, 16.25; VF-30,
33.65; EF-45, 59.85; AU porous, 30.00;
AU-55, 78.05; MS-60 Brown, 83.00; MS-
63 Brown, 115.00; MS-64 Red & Brown
Nice, 259.00; MS-64 RED Flashy .395.00
1880 1¢ AG, 1.85; G-4, 2.75; VG-10, 3.25;
F-15, 6.75; VF-30, 10.85; EF-45, 27.65;
AU-55, 48.05; MS-60 Brown, 58.00;
MS-63 Brown, 83.00; MS-64 Red &
Brown Nice, 249.00; MS-64 RED
Choice, 395.00; MS-65 RED Gem fiery
red ...............................................730.00
1881 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Choice... 525.00
1881 1¢ G-4, 2.75; VG-10, 3.25; F-15,
5.95; VF-30, 8.50; EF-45, 22.55; AU-55,
33.05; MS-60 Brown, 40.00; MS-63
Brown, 57.00; MS-64 Brown, 109.00;
MS-64 RED Choice, 395.00; MS-65 RED
Fiery red and full strike ...............595.00
1882 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Nice....... 660.00
1882 1¢ AG, 1.85; G-4, 2.75; VG-10,
3.25; F-15, 5.95; VF-30, 9.65; EF-45,
22.25; AU-55, 30.05; MS-60 Brown,
40.00; MS-63 Brown, 62.00; MS-64
RED Nice, 260.00; MS-65 RED Gem
full red, 765.00; MS-66 RED Fiery red
gem........................................ 2150.00
1883 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Nice....... 489.00
1883 1¢ AG, 1.80; G-4, 2.75; VG-10, 3.25;
F-15, 4.70; VF-30, 8.05; EF-45, 22.55;
AU-55, 33.05; MS-60 Brown, 45.00;
MS-63 Brown, 59.00; MS-64 RED
Choice, 360.00; MS-65 RED Fiery red
gem, 615.00; MS-66 RED Super fiery
red .............................................1990.00
1883 1¢ Doubled Die Reverse FS-801
(009.46) MS-63 Brown, 595.00; MS-63
Red & Brown Choice....................790.00
1884 1¢ AG, 1.85; G-4, 2.75; VG-10,
3.25; F-15, 6.65; VF-30, 11.40; EF-45,
28.85; AU-55, 40.85; MS-60 Brown,
59.00; MS-63 Brown, 95.00; MS-64
Brown, 160.00; MS-64 RED Choice,
390.00; MS-65 RED Gem full red,
1150.00; MS-66 RED Gem red and s
super strike............................ 2790.00
1885 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Choice
eye-appeal............................... 575.00
1885 1¢ AG, 4.95; G-4, 7.75; VG-10, 8.05;
F-15, 11.45; VF-30, 27.65; EF-45, 66.45;
AU-55, 92.45; MS-60 Brown, 110.00;
MS-63 Brown, 145.00; MS-64 Brown,
195.00; MS-64 Red & Brown, 250.00;
MS-64 RED Choice, 530.00; MS-65 RED
Gem red .....................................1075.00
1886 1¢ Type 1 AG, 2.00; G-4, 3.05; VG-10,
5.50; F-15, 19.85; VF-20, 58.10; EF-45,
151.15; AU-55, 163.55; MS-60 Brown,
195.00; MS-63 Brown, 250.00; MS-64
Red & Brown Choice, 485.00; MS-64
RED Attractive ..............................995.00
1886 1¢ Type 2 AG, 3.55; G-4, 5.55; VG-10,
16.65; F-15, 22.50; VF-30, 66.05; EF-45,
158.05; AU-55, 205.75; MS-60 Brown,
285.00; MS-63 Brown, 395.00; MS-63
Red & Brown Choice ....................440.00
1887 1¢ AG, 1.50; G-4, 2.20; VG-10, 2.50;
F-15, 4.05; VF-30, 5.45; EF-45, 19.85;
AU-55, 33.65; MS-60 Brown, 45.00; MS-
63 Brown, 69.00; MS-64 Red & Brown,
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190.00; MS-64 RED Choice, 359.00;
MS-65 RED Fiery red gem .........1325.00
1888 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Flashy, 1175.00;
PROOF-65 Red & Brown. Gem eye-
appeal...................................... 650.00
1888 1¢ AG, 1.80; G-4, 2.65; VG-10, 2.85;
F-15, 4.05; VF-30, 7.25; EF-45, 20.45;
AU-55, 26.45; MS-60 Brown, 50.00;
MS-63 Brown, 115.00; MS-64 RED
Choice strike, 435.00; MS-65 RED Fiery
red gem .....................................1480.00
1889 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Choice... 655.00
1889 1¢ AG, 1.80; G-4, 2.05; VG-10, 2.55;
F-15, 2.85; VF-30, 5.45; EF-45, 13.25;
AU-55, 25.55; MS-60 Brown, 33.00; MS-
63 Brown, 54.00; MS-64 Red & Brown,
135.00; MS-64 RED Nice, 329.00; MS-
65 RED Great eye-appeal and a fiery red
gem............................................1385.00
1890 1¢ F-15, 3.75; VF-30, 4.55; EF-45,
10.65; AU-55, 22.55; MS-60 Brown,
30.00; MS-63 Brown, 55.00; MS-63 Red
& Brown, 65.00; MS-64 Brown, 140.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown, 160.00; MS-64
RED Choice strike, 330.00; MS-65 RED
Fiery red gem ..............................925.00
1891 1¢ VF-30, 4.35; EF-45, 12.05; AU-55,
22.50; MS-60 Brown, 30.00; MS-63
Brown, 50.00; MS-64 Brown, 79.00;
MS-64 RED Choice, 325.00; MS-65 RED
Full fiery red ................................920.00
1892 1¢ PROOF-65 RED CAMEO
Gem ....................................... 1035.00
1892 1¢ F-15, 3.35; VF-30, 5.05; EF-45,
18.25; AU-55, 22.55; MS-60 Brown,
30.00; MS-63 Brown, 55.00; MS-64
Brown, 79.00; MS-64 RED Choice,
265.00; MS-65 Red & Brown Colorful
rainbow tones Nice, 695.00; MS-65 RED
Fiery red gem ..............................725.00
1893 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Choice, 520.00;
PROOF-65 RED Gem “look” and great
eye-appeal............................. 1025.00
1893 1¢ VF-30, 4.35; EF-45, 10.65; AU-55,
22.55; MS-60 Brown, 29.00; MS-63
Brown, 52.00; MS-63 Red & Brown,
69.00; MS-64 Brown, 130.00; MS-64
Red & Brown, 155.00; MS-64 RED
Choice, 265.00; MS-65 RED Fiery red
gem..............................................725.00
1894 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Choice... 490.00
1894 1¢ G-4, 4.50; VG-10, 5.05; F-15,
12.65; VF-30, 18.65; EF-45, 50.45;
AU-55, 63.65; MS-60 Brown, 75.00;
MS-63 Brown, 89.00; MS-64 RED Choice,
290.00; MS-65 RED Full gem red . 890.00
1894/1894 1¢ FS-001 G-4, 47.00; F-15,
115.00; AU-50 Attractive.......... 825.00
1895 1¢ VF-30, 3.35; EF-45, 9.35; AU-55,
26.45; MS-60 Brown, 33.00; MS-63
Brown, 42.00; MS-64 Brown, 60.00;
MS-64 RED Choice, 339.00; MS-65 RED
Gem red and a full strike .............595.00
1896 1¢ VF-30, 3.45; EF-45, 9.35;
AU-55; 26.55; MS-60 Brown, 33.00;
MS-63 Brown, 43.00; MS-64 RED
Choice, 225.00; MS-65 RED Fiery red,
825.00; MS-65 RED Intense colorful
crimson red. Gorgeous, 850.00;
MS-66 RED Awesome eye-appeal.
Fiery red ................................ 2590.00
1897 1¢ VF-30, 3.35; EF-45, 9.35; AU-55,
26.45; MS-60 Brown, 33.00; MS-63
Brown, 43.00; MS-64 RED, 199.00; MS-
65 RED Gem, 590.00; MS-65 RED Gem
with peripheral rainbow colors....680.00
1898 1¢ VF-30, 3.35; EF-45, 9.35; AU-55,
21.85; MS-60 Brown, 33.00; MS-64 RED
Nice, 155.00; MS-65 RED Gem, 365.00;
MS-65+ RED Colorful reds & oranges.
Fiery, 650.00; MS-66 RED Superb eye-
appeal. Great for a type set .......1150.00
18991¢ VF-30, 3.35; EF-45, 9.65; AU-55,
21.85; MS-60 Brown, 33.00; MS-63
Brown, 44.00; MS-64 Red & Brown,
70.00; MS-64 RED Nice, 155.00; MS-64
RED Colorful red. Choice, 245.00; MS-
65 RED Fiery gem ........................325.00
1900 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 12.05; AU-55,
21.85; MS-60 Brown, 29.00; MS-63
Brown, 44.00; MS-64 RED Choice,
120.00; MS-65 RED Gem fiery red,
285.00; MS-66 RED Gem superb red.
Nice .............................................875.00
1901 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 6.65; AU-55,
21.85; MS-60 Brown, 28.00; MS-63
Brown, 31.00; MS-63 Red & Brown,
38.00; MS-65 RED Nice, 120.00; MS-65
RED Gem fiery red .......................285.00
1902 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 6.65;
AU-55, 21.85; MS-60 Brown, 26.00;
MS-63 Brown, 31.00; MS-64 RED
Choice, 115.00; MS-65 RED Fiery red
gem..............................................275.00
1903 1¢ PROOF-64 RED Choice... 470.00
1903 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 6.65; AU-55,
21.85; MS-60 Brown, 26.00; MS-63
Brown, 31.00; MS-64 RED Choice,
115.00; MS-65 RED Fiery red ......275.00
1904 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 6.65; AU-55,
21.65; MS-60 Brown, 25.00; MS-63
Brown, 31.00; MS-64 RED Choice,
115.00; MS-65 RED Gem full red.275.00
1905 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 6.65; AU-55,
21.85; MS-60 Brown, 26.00; MS-63
Brown, 31.00; MS-64 Red & Brown,
35.00; MS-64 RED Nice, 115.00; MS-65
Red & Brown Choice, 79.00; MS-65 RED
Gem full red .................................275.00
1906 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 6.65; AU-55,
21.85; MS-60 Brown, 26.00; MS-63
Brown, 31.00; MS-64 RED Choice,
115.00; MS-65 RED Super fiery red,
279.00; MS-66 RED PQ Superb eye-
appeal. Awesome red! ........... 1290.00
1907 1¢ PROOF-65 RED CAMEO Gem.
Superb eye-appeal ................ 1365.00
1907 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 6.65; AU-55,
21.85; MS-60 Brown, 26.00; MS-63
Brown, 31.00; MS-66 RED Choice,
115.00; MS-65 RED Gem red.......275.00
1908-P 1¢ VF-30, 3.15; EF-45, 6.65; AU-
55, 21.85; MS-60 Brown, 26.00; MS-63
Brown, 33.00; MS-64 Brown, 40.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown, 45.00; MS-64 RED
Choice, 120.00; MS-65 RED Gem full
red ...............................................279.00
1908-P 1¢ Misplaced date FS-11.79
MS-64 Brown...............................225.00
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1908-S 1¢ AG, 85.00; G-4, 98.50; VG-10,
103.95; F-15, 157.35; VF-30, 182.55;
EF-45, 218.75; AU-55, 242.50; MS-60
Brown, 275.00; MS-63 Brown Choice,
375.00; MS-64 Red & Brown Nice,
625.00; MS-64 RED Great eye-appeal,
920.00; MS-65 RED Gem full red.
Super attractive ..................... 1750.00
1909-P 1¢ Indian AG, 3.25; G-4, 4.05;
VG-10, 6.05; F-15, 7.05; VF-30, 9.05;
EF-45, 15.05; AU-55, 24.05; MS-60
Brown, 36.00; MS-63 Brown, 39.00;
MS-63 Red & Brown, 49.00; MS-64
RED Nice, 120.00; MS-65 RED Gem full
red, 280.00; MS-66 RED Intense fiery
red and golden color. Semi Proof-like.
Superb .........................................975.00
1909-S 1¢ Indian AG, 300.05; Good,
problems, 325.00; G-4, 363.55; VG-10,
382.00; F-15, 394.50; VF-30, 515.00;
EF-45, 635.00; AU-55, 726.50; MS-60
Brown Sharp, 975.00; MS-63 Brown
Attractive, 1175.00; MS-64 Brown
Great strike and luster, 1395.00;
MS-64 RED Great strike and fiery
red ......................................... 1985.00
LINCOLN CENTS
1909-P VDB 1¢ AG, 2.15; G-4, 3.35; VG-10,
4.45; F-15, 8.25; VF-30, 9.55; EF-45,
11.85; AU-55, 13.25; MS-60 Brown,
24.00; MS-63 Brown, 29.00; MS-64
RED, 45.00; MS-65 RED Gem full red,
69.00; MS-66 RED Superb fiery red,
159.00; MS-67 Red & Brown Awesome
rainbow toning.............................125.00
1909-P VDB Doubled Die Obverse FS-1101
(012) MS-64 Red & Brown...........179.00
1909 1¢ Lincoln PROOF-65+ RED Die
#1-A Choice fiery red............. 2125.00
1909-P 1¢ AG, 1.00; G-4, 1.25; VG-10,
1.55; F-15, 1.50; VF-30, 3.35; EF-45,
4.05; AU-55, 9.95; MS-63 Brown, 16.00;
MS-63 RED, 19.00; MS-64 RED, 29.00;
MS-65 RED Gem, 59.00; MS-66 RED
Super fiery red .............................150.00
1909-S VDB 1¢ F-15, 705.50; VF-30,
807.00; EF-40, 928.00; EF-45 Choice,
970.00; AU-55 Sharp, 1085.00; MS-60
Brown, 1325.00; MS-63 Brown Choice
luster, 1575.00; MS-64 Red & Brown
Nice eye-appeal, 2095.00; MS-64 RED
Choice, 2450.00; MS-65 RED Fiery red
gem........................................ 3950.00
1909-S 1¢ G-4, 70.55; VG digs, 69.00;
VG-10, 75.75; F-15, 88.75; VF 2 edge
bumps, 129.00; VF-30, 115.50; EF-45,
140.00; AU-55, 185.50; MS-60 Brown,
320.00; MS-63 Brown, 340.00; MS-64
RED Choice, 475.00; MS-65 RED Gem,
795.00; MS-66 RED Fiery red and
superb.................................... 1490.00
1909-S 1¢ “S” over Horizontal “S”
FS-1502 (012.3) F-15, 149.00; MS-65
RED Fiery gem ....................... 1025.00
1910-P 1¢ VF-30, 1.00; EF-45, 4.35;
AU-55, 9.95; MS-60 Brown, 13.00;
MS-63 Brown, 19.00; MS-64 RED,
60.00; MS-65 RED Gem, 150.00;
MS-66 Red & Brown Rainbow tones,
99.00; MS-66 RED Superb, 390.00;
MS-67 Red & Brown Intense colors on
the obverse..................................309.00
1910-S 1¢ AG, 7.35; G-4, 12.05; VG-10,
16.50; F-15, 17.55; VF-30, 22.35; EF-45,
51.65; AU-55, 68.25; MS-60 Brown,
98.00; MS-63 Brown Nice, 115.00; MS-
64 Red & Brown, 179.00; MS-64 RED,
269.00; MS-65 Red & Brown Choice,
259.00; MS-65 RED Gem strike and
eye-appeal, 495.00; MS-66 RED Superb
fiery red .....................................1025.00
1911-P 1¢ VF-30, 1.75; EF-45, 6.95; AU-
55, 10.85; MS-60 Brown, 15.00; MS-63
Brown, 33.00; MS-64 RED, 109.00;
MS-64 RED with nice light colors,
149.00; MS-65 RED Gem red, 149.00;
MS-66 RED Superb......................575.00
1911-D 1¢ AG, 2.70; G-4, 4.30; VG-10,
5.05; F-15, 8.05; VF-30, 20.05; EF-45,
54.05; AU-55, 65.15; MS-60 Brown,
88.00; MS-63 Brown Sharp, 120.00;
MS-64 RED Great strike...............375.00
1911-S 1¢ AG, 20.25; G-4, 31.55; VG-10,
41.65; F-15, 48.55; VF-30, 50.45; EF-45,
65.45; AU-55, 92.45; MS-60 Brown,
180.00; MS-64 Brown Nice, 345.00;
MS-64 RED Flashy .......................545.00
1912-P 1¢ F-15, 1.85; VF-30, 4.50; EF-45,
13.85; AU-55, 27.65; MS-60 Brown,
32.00; MS-64 RED, 89.00; MS-65 RED
Gem fiery red, 379.00; MS-66 Red &
Brown Beautiful purple, blue and
green colors, 350.00; MS-66 RED
Superb red...................................655.00
1912-D 1¢ AG, 3.75; G-4, 5.75; VG-10,
8.25; F-15, 9.05; VF-30, 25.95; EF-45,
65.15; AU-55, 98.75; MS-60 Brown,
143.00; MS-64 Brown Nice, 369.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown Sharp, 335.00;
MS-64 RED Choice strike, 565.00;
MS-65 Brown Attractive and
sharp............................................729.00
1912-S 1¢ AG, 9.95; G-4, 15.45; VG-10,
17.65; F-15, 22.05; VF-30, 37.05;
EF-45, 62.55; AU-55, 96.65; MS-60
Brown, 169.00; MS-63 Brown Nice,
225.00; MS-64 Red & Brown Sharp,
425.00; MS-64 RED Sharp strike,
825.00; MS-65 RED super strike and
fiery red ................................. 1275.00
1913-P 1¢ VF-30, 2.75; EF-45, 19.25; AU-
55, 30.05; MS-60 Brown, 35.00; MS-63
Brown, 45.00; MS-64 RED Nice, 109.00;
MS-65 RED Gem strike ................225.00
1913-D 1¢ AG, 1.00; G-4, 1.30; VG-10,
1.55; F-15, 2.75; VF-30, 8.05; EF-45,
50.85; AU-55, 57.80; MS-60 Brown,
88.00; MS-63 Brown, 110.00; MS-64
RED Sharp, 545.00; MS-64 Red &
Brown Nice, 270.00; MS-65 RED Fiery
gem............................................1420.00
1913-S 1¢ AG, 5.65; G-4, 9.05; VG-10,
13.55; F-15, 16.55; VF-30, 27.85;
EF-45, 55.25; AU-55, 97.65; MS-60
Brown, 187.00; MS-63 Brown Nice,
265.00; MS-64 Red & Brown Choice,
425.00; MS-64 RED Attractive,
695.00; MS-65 RED Super strike and
surfaces................................. 2385.00
1914-P 1¢ F-15, 1.65; VF-30, 5.05; EF-45,
19.20; AU-55, 42.05; MS-60 Brown,
42.00; MS-63 Brown, 49.00; MS-64
Red & Brown, 99.00; MS-64 RED
Nice, 220.00; MS-65 RED Gem
eye-appeal, 395.00; MS-66 RED Superb
red .............................................1295.00
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over an extended time frame.
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1914-D 1¢ MS-63 Brown Choice and
attractive, 2750.00; MS-63 Red &
Brown Nice!, 3650.00; MS-64 Brown
Sharp and very attractive, 3275.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown Choice strike
and super eye-appeal............ 4250.00
1914-S 1¢ AG, 10.65; G-4, 16.65; VG-10,
19.85; F-15, 25.45; VF-30, 32.45; EF-45,
82.55; AU-55, 126.50; MS-60 Brown,
298.00; MS-63 Brown, 395.00; MS-63
Red & Brown, 489.00; MS-64 Red &
Brown Choice strike, 985.00; MS-64
RED Choice ................................1495.00
1915-P 1¢ G-4, 1.35; VG-10, 2.55; F-15,
3.30; VF-30, 9.35; EF-45, 42.35;
AU-55, 52.85; MS-60 Brown, 89.00;
MS-63 Brown, 109.00; MS-65 RED
Gem, 655.00; MS-66 RED Superb. Full
red ...............................................855.00
1915-D 1¢ AG, 1.00; G-4, 1.35; VG-10,
2.50; F-15, 4.95; VF-30, 8.25; EF-45,
31.75; AU-55, 46.85; MS-60 Brown,
66.00; MS-63 Brown, 105.00; MS-64
RED Sharp, 365.00; MS-65 RED Gem
strike............................................795.00
1915-S 1¢ AG, 9.85; G-4, 15.75; VG-10,
19.55; F-15, 26.95; VF-30, 35.55; EF-45,
66.05; AU-55, 89.35; MS-60 Brown,
185.00; MS-63 Brown, 325.00; MS-64
RED Gem strike and eye-appeal . 1965.00
1916-P 1¢ VF-30, 2.05; EF-45, 8.45;
AU-55, 14.45; MS-60 Brown, 17.00; MS-
63 Brown, 23.00; MS-64 RED, 65.00;
MS-65 RED Gem, 235.00; MS-66 RED
Superb eye-appeal ......................295.00
1916-D 1¢ G-4, 1.05; VG-10, 1.65; F-15,
2.05; VF-30, 3.35; EF-45, 13.75; AU-55,
33.05; MS-60 Brown, 69.00; MS-63
Brown, 145.00; MS-63 Red & Brown,
160.00; MS-64 Red & Brown, 219.00;
MS-64 RED Choice strike, 345.00; MS-
65 Red & Brown, 589.00; MS-65 RED
Super strike and fiery red ............980.00
1916-S 1¢ G-4, 1.05; VG-10, 1.25; F-15,
3.35; VF-30, 7.75; EF-45, 28.85; AU-55,
50.45; MS-60 Brown, 108.00; MS-63
Brown, 145.00; MS-64 Brown, 329.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown, 385.00; MS-64
RED Sharp strike..........................740.00
1917-P 1¢ EF-45, 4.95; AU-55, 14.45; MS-
60 Brown, 18.00; MS-63 Brown, 19.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown, 27.00; MS-64
RED, 95.00; MS-65 RED Sharp, 240.00;
MS-66 Red & Brown Gorgeous colors
on the obverse!, 149.00; MS-66 RED
Super ...........................................495.00
1917-D 1¢ F-15, 1.05; VF-30, 4.25;
EF-45, 36.35; AU-55, 46.85; MS-60
Brown, 69.00; MS-63 Brown, 110.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown, 250.00; MS-64
RED Choice, 555.00; MS-65 RED
Choice strike for the issue. Full
red ......................................... 1125.00
1917-S 1¢ VG-10, 1.00; F-15, 1.35; VF-30,
2.25; EF-45, 12.05; AU-55, 26.45; MS-
60 Brown, 63.00; MS-63 Brown Choice,
95.00; MS-63 RED, 395.00; MS-64 Red
& Brown Sharp, 315.00; MS-64 RED No
spots ............................................655.00
1918-P 1¢ EF-45, 4.65; AU-55, 9.65; MS-
60 Brown, 12.00; MS-63 Brown, 16.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown Beautiful colors on
obverse!, 129.00; MS-64 RED, 55.00;
MS-65 RED Gem strike, 235.00; MS-66
RED Superb..................................485.00
1918-D 1¢ VF-30, 4.05; EF-45, 16.25; AU-
55, 37.25; MS-60 Brown, 75.00; MS-63
Brown, 99.00; MS-64 RED Super strike
and full red ..................................655.00
1918-S 1¢ VF-30, 2.80; EF-45, 11.15;
AU-55, 33.65; MS-60 Brown, 66.00;
MS-63 Brown, 109.00; MS-63 Red &
Brown, 159.00; MS-64 Brown, 395.00;
MS-64 Red & Brown, 425.00;
MS-64 RED Superb strike, 1325.00;
MS-65 RED Gem strike and
eye-appeal............................. 5600.00
1919-P 1¢ EF-45, 1.40; AU-55, 5.45;
MS-60 Brown, 8.00; MS-63 Brown,
19.00; MS-64 RED, 46.00; MS-65 RED
Choice, 109.00; MS-66 Red & Brown
Gorgeous rainbow toning!, 89.00;
MS-66 RED Super fiery red..........225.00
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UNCIRCULATED SILVER DOLLAR KEY DATE 1996 GEM
BONANZA Uncirculated Silver Eagles
Hand-picked for you based on luster, strike and surface qualities. All coins are KEY DATE of the Silver Eagle series – GEM BU Brilliant
brilliant (BUT if you like some original rim toning – let us know and we will coins. Silver Eagles are HOT!
see if we can help). Not every date and mintmark look alike in grade. Some $79.96
dates are typically softly struck, some always sharp; some exhibit blazing luster, OR 2 coins for.........$156.96 OR 5 coins for.........$387.96
some creamy surfaces. If you do not know the characteristics of each date and
mintmark – just ask! Have fun!
SPECIAL! Purchase $300.00 or more from this listing and deduct 5% off prices listed below! CIRC MERCS COMING
SPECIAL! Purchase $1000.00 or more from this listing and deduct 10% off prices listed below! OUT OF MY EARS!
MORGAN MORGAN I am overloaded on circulated 90% silver
SELECT CHOICE CHOICE SELECT CHOICE CHOICE Mercury Dimes. Grades, dates and mintmarks
DATE BU MS-60 BU MS-63 BU+ MS-64 DATE BU MS-60 BU MS-63 BU+ MS-64 as I purchase them over the counter. I just
1878-P 8TF ...................$365.00 $405.00 $520.00 1897-S .............................$95.00 $126.00 $180.00 scoop them out of the bucket to make rolls.
1878-P 7/8TF ..................305.00 425.00 475.00 1898-P ...............................58.00 68.00 78.00 Price subject to change with market
1878-P 7TF .....................150.00 165.00 180.00 1898-O ..............................60.00 70.00 80.00 100 coins (2 rolls) $10 face value ............................. $228.00
1878-CC..........................485.00 535.00 585.00 1898-S .............................530.00 585.00 645.00 300 coins (6 rolls) $30 face value ............................. $678.00
1878-S ...............................85.00 95.00 210.00 1899-P .............................305.00 338.00 395.00
1879-P ...............................70.00 108.00 126.00 1899-O ..............................58.00 68.00 90.00
1879-O ............................145.00 270.00 518.00 1899-S .............................605.00 665.00 730.00 CHOICE BU and CHOICE
1879-S ...............................85.00
1880-P ...............................60.00
95.00
70.00
105.00
110.00
1900-P ...............................58.00 68.00 78.00 BU+ “Your Choice”
1900-O ..............................62.00 72.00 82.00
1880-O ............................125.00 288.00 720.00 1900-S .............................425.00 468.00 515.00 BUFFALO NICKEL SPECIAL
1880-S ...............................60.00 70.00 80.00 1901-O ..............................62.00 72.00 82.00 Not only do you get to pick the dates – you get to pick
1881-P ...............................60.00 70.00 90.00 1901-S .............................635.00 695.00 810.00 the grades! All coins brilliant with nice strikes and luster.
1881-O ..............................60.00 70.00 90.00 1902-P .............................190.00 202.00 225.00 Choice surface qualities with no spotting or streaking. Have
1881-S ...............................60.00 70.00 80.00 1902-O ..............................58.00 68.00 78.00 fun upgrading OR starting a new set NOW!
1882-P ...............................60.00 70.00 85.00 1902-S .............................455.00 555.00 720.00 Pick from the following dates:
1882-CC..........................425.00 468.00 515.00 1903-P .............................120.00 130.00 145.00 1916-P 1926-P 1927-P 1928-P 1929-P 1930-P
1882-O ..............................60.00 70.00 85.00 1904-P .............................125.00 270.00 405.00 2 different coins CH BU MS-63 for............................ $99.00
1882-S ...............................60.00 70.00 80.00 1904-O ..............................60.00 70.00 80.00 2 different coins CH BU+ MS-64 for ....................... $149.00
1883-P ...............................65.00 72.00 80.00 1921-P ...............................44.00 48.00 70.00
1883-CC..........................425.00 468.00 515.00 1921-D ..............................66.00 90.00 225.00
1883-O ..............................58.00 68.00 78.00 1921-S ...............................77.00 88.00 160.00
LITTLE $1 GOLD COIN DEAL
1884-P ...............................60.00 70.00 85.00 Choice eye-appealing gold dollars. Lustrous or creamy
1884-CC..........................425.00 468.00 515.00 PEACE depending on the date – nice strikes! No annoying copper
1884-O ..............................58.00 68.00 78.00 SELECT CHOICE CHOICE spotting. Housed in custom Capital Plastic holders. My
1885-P ...............................58.00 68.00 78.00 DATE BU MS-60 BU MS-63 BU+ MS-64 choice of dates, please.
1885-O ..............................58.00 68.00 78.00 1921.................................545.00 720.00 1080.00 SELECT SELECT CHOICE CHOICE
1885-S .............................365.00 395.00 435.00 1922-P ...............................39.00 43.00 55.00 TYPE BU MS-60 BU+ MS-62 BU MS-63 BU+ MS-64
1886-P ...............................58.00 68.00 78.00 1922-D ..............................56.00 65.00 72.00 $1 Type 1... $320.00 $335.00 $435.00 $610.00
1886-S .............................485.00 535.00 590.00 1922-S ...............................54.00 70.00 140.00 $1 Type 2. $1130.00 $1495.00 $2920.00 $ call
1887-P ...............................58.00 68.00 78.00 1923-P ...............................39.00 43.00 55.00 $1 Type 3... $375.00 $390.00 $485.00 $595.00
1887-O ............................121.00 135.00 248.00 1923-D ............................109.00 130.00 205.00
1887-S .............................145.00 195.00 350.00 1923-S ...............................73.00 90.00 198.00
1888-P ...............................60.00 70.00 80.00 1924-P ...............................42.00 46.00 56.00 SILVER DOLLAR ROLLS
1888-O ..............................75.00 85.00 100.00 1924-S .............................270.00 300.00 540.00 ON A BUDGET!
1888-S .............................415.00 455.00 630.00 1925-P ...............................44.00 48.00 58.00
1925-S .............................158.00 198.00 360.00 Coins are AG, GOOD or better w/problems. NO HOLES –
1889-P ...............................58.00 68.00 78.00 all readable dates! 20 coins per roll.
1889-O ............................480.00 525.00 575.00 1926-P ...............................73.00 90.00 180.00
1926-D ............................120.00 158.00 240.00 Nice mix of dates and mintmarks. GREAT VALUE for those
1889-S .............................270.00 300.00 360.00 on a budget!
1890-P ...............................60.00 68.00 86.00 1926-S ...............................60.00 70.00 145.00
1927-P ...............................90.00 135.00 235.00 Peace Silver Dollar roll ............................................. $560.00
1890-O ............................109.00 135.00 210.00 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar roll................................. $560.00
1890-S .............................103.00 125.00 180.00 1927-D ............................210.00 270.00 550.00
1927-S .............................215.00 350.00 540.00 Pre’21 Morgan Silver Dollar roll .............................. $580.00
1891-P ...............................97.00 115.00 270.00 Please add $10.00 per roll s/h fee
1891-O ............................270.00 335.00 395.00 1928-P .............................380.00 420.00 495.00
1891-S .............................175.00 202.00 405.00 1928-S .............................180.00 288.00 495.00
1892-P .............................510.00 565.00 625.00 1934-P .............................120.00 135.00 195.00 GEMMY 1917-P WALKING
1892-O ............................420.00 465.00 515.00 1934-D ............................140.00 215.00 280.00 LIBERTY HALF DEAL
1896-P ...............................58.00 68.00 78.00 1935-P ...............................90.00 105.00 148.00 As typical, satiny brilliant with super surfaces
1897-P ...............................58.00 68.00 85.00 1935-S .............................290.00 320.00 430.00 and super strikes. Perfect for a type set or really
make your Walker set stand out!
CHOICE BU MS-63 GEM BU MS-65 Specially priced .......................... $517.17
CIRC WALKER
COMING OUT OF “Your Choice” WALKING SWEET 1878-CC PROOF-LIKE
MY EARS! LIBERTY HALF SPECIAL MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS
YIKES! These hurt – much bigger All coins brilliant, nicely struck for the date and
mintmark. Pleasing examples of this most popular series. From a neat grouping. Great luster and great Proof-like
than Mercs! I am overloaded on surfaces on both sides! Sharp strikes and super eye-appeal.
3 coins for ................................................................... $96.00 Beautiful!
circulated 90% silver Walking Pick from the following dates:
Liberty Halves. Grades, dates and CHOICE BU MS-63 Proof-like ................................ $640.78
1940-P 1941-P 1942-P 1943-P 1944-P 1945-P CHOICE BU+ MS-64 Proof-like.............................. $855.78
mintmarks as I purchase them over 3 coins for ..............$126.00 5 coins for ...............$205.00
the counter. I just scoop them up to make rolls. GEM BU MS-65 Proof-like .................................... $1360.78
Pick from the following dates:
Price subject to change with market 1935-P 1936-P 1937-P 1939-P 1941-D 1942-S 1943-D
20 coins (1 roll) $10 face value................................. $240.00 1943-S 1944-D 1944-S 1945-D 1945-S FIRST YEAR OF ISSUE
60 coins (3 rolls) $30 face value ............................... $714.00 Please list 2nd choices – it helps! These are some really GEMMY 1892-P Barber Dimes!
Each different in their own way – all very beautiful.
Gem surfaces and Gem eye-appeal.
KATHY BUCKS! 1892-P Barber Dime GEM BU MS-65 ..................... $245.92
Mention NNKB1021 and take $10 off your purchase of $125 or more from 1892-P Barber Dime GEM BU MS-65 Proof-like! .. $305.92
this page only! Mention NNKB10121 and receive a FREE 90% silver dollar 1892-P Barber Dime GEM BU MS-65 Beautiful
commemorative with your purchase of $400.00 or more from this page only! tones! ..................................................................... $325.92
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[ MINTSTATISTICS ]
Collectors Snap Up Silver Eagles
As has been the case lately, 2021 sil- Eagle posts an initial sales total of bullion Eagles are now on the board, and
ver American Eagles are at the forefront 173,247, though the quick sellout means the silver Eagle has reached an impres-
of U.S. Mint product releases this week. it hit its maximum mintage of 175,000. sive September total of 2,735,000.
You will see two new items added to the Available to collectors on Sept. 13, The final addition this week is the
charts: the 2021-W uncirculated silver the reverse proof Eagle set came in at Coin and Chronicles Set for George H.W.
Eagle with the new design (listed under 124,251 in sales. Similarly, it has reached Bush. It contains a George H.W. Bush
Collector Eagle Sales) and the 2021 sil- its mintage limit of 125,000. The Mint is Presidential dollar reverse proof coin
ver Eagle reverse proof two-coin set of in an adjustment period. and silver Presidential medal, a postage
both old and new designs (listed under On the bullion side, we are also seeing stamp and a Barbara Bush First Spouse
Sets and Singles). an uptick in Eagle sales for the month of bronze medal. It has logged 7,103 in
Released on Sept. 9, the silver unc. September. Both 1/2- and 1/4-ounce gold sales since its Sept. 17 release.

SILVER ARMED FORCES MEDALS 2021 MORGAN AND PEACE SILVER DOLLAR COINS
Air Force 2.5-ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,946 Morgan silver dollar, CC privy mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170,739
Coast Guard 2.5-ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,701 Morgan silver dollar, O privy mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171,194
SILVER PRESIDENTIAL MEDALS Morgan silver dollar, S mintmark. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174,473
George Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29,928 Morgan silver dollar, D mintmark. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174,476
John Adams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21,419 Morgan silver dollar, no privy mark, no mintmark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172,371
Thomas Jefferson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,653 Peace silver dollar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 196,744
James Madison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,848
James Monroe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,794 2021 NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MUSEUM COINS
John Quincy Adams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,250 Proof Uncirculated Max. mintage
Andrew Jackson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,653 Law Enforce. Museum gold $5 1,221 1,340 50,000
Martin Van Buren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,045
William H. Harrison. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,806 Law Enforce. Museum silver dollar 25,245 7,994 400,000
John Tyler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,548 Law Enforce. Museum clad half dollar 20,680 9,041 750,000
Law Enforce. Museum 3-coin proof set 3,983 N/A 7,500
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
2019 ATB circulating coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22,819 2021 CHRISTA MCAULIFFE COINS
2019 ATB uncirculated coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32,252 Proof Uncirculated Max. mintage
2020 ATB circulating coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,849 Christa McAuliffe silver dollar 45,674 13,753 350,000
2020 ATB uncirculated coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,791
Pictured Rocks 3-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,397 2020 WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE CENTENNIAL COINS
Apostle Islands 3-coin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,241 Proof Uncirculated Max. mintage
Voyageurs 3-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,266 Women’s Suff. silver dollar 33,441 12,601 400,000
Cumberland Island 3-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,672 Women’s Suff. silver dollar/medal set 9,995 N/A 10,000
Block Island 3-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,622 2020 FIRST SPOUSE COINS
Lowell National Park 3-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,423
American Memorial Park 3-coin set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,416 Barbara Bush 1/2 ounce gold proof. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,758
War in the Pacific Park 3-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,419 Barbara Bush 1/2 ounce gold uncirculated . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,742
San Antonio Mission Park 3-coin set. . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,394 Bush First Spouse medal and Presidential dollar set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,876
Frank Church Wilderness 3-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,125 GOLD BUFFALOES as of 9/22/21
American Samoa National Park 3-coin set . . . . . . . . 15,385
Weir Farm National Historic Site 3-coin set. . . . . . . . 14,125 2021 one-ounce Buffalo bullion coin September Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,000
Salt River Bay National Historic Park 3-coin set . . . . 13,931 2021 one-ounce Buffalo proof. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,763
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Park 3-coin set . . . . . . . . 13,986 2020 one-ounce Buffalo proof. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,887
Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve 3-coin set . . . . . . 15,394 2019 one-ounce Buffalo proof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,844
Tuskegee Airmen Historic Site 3-coin set . . . . . . . . . 15,471 SEPTEMBER BULLION EAGLE SALES as of 9/22/21 (in coins/ounces)
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 5-OUNCE COINS Platinum Gold Silver
Year Collector (P) . . . Bullion One ounce: . . . . . . . . . . . . 0/0. . . . . . . . . . . . 67,500/67,500 . . . . . 2,735,000/2,735,000
2018 Apostle Islands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16,802/20,000 . .30,000 1/2 ounce:. . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,000/2,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A
2018 Voyageurs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16,839/20,000 . .30,000 1/4 ounce:. . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,000/2,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A
2018 Cumberland Island. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16,235/20,000 . .52,500 1/10 ounce:. . . . . . . . . . . . N/A. . . . . . . . . . . . . 35,000/3,500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A
TOTAL: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0/0. . . . . . . . . . . 114,500/75,000 . . . . . 2,735,000/2,735,000
2018 Block Island. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,798/20,000 . .80,000
2019 Lowell Nat. Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16,644/20,000 . .80,000 COLLECTOR EAGLE SALES as of 9/22/21
2019 American Memorial Park . . . . . . . . . . 16,287/20,000 . .80,000 2020-S proof silver Eagle . . . . . . . . . . 191,271 2019 Proof Gold
2019 War in the Pacific Park . . . . . . . . . . . 16,277/20,000 . .72,500 2019-W uncirculated silver Eagle . . . . 138,390 One ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,872
2019-W proof silver Eagle. . . . . . . . . . 319,086 1/2 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *1,876
2019 San Antonio Mission Park . . . . . . . . . 16,211/20,000 . .55,200 2019-S proof silver Eagle . . . . . . . . . . 146,799 1/4 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *3,035
2019 Frank Church Wilderness . . . . . . . . . . 16,310/20,000 . .25,000 2019-S proof silver Enh. Rev. Eagle . . . . 29,909 1/10 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *10,231
2020 American Samoa Nat. Park . . . . . . . . 15,781/20,000 . .45,000 2020-W uncirculated silver Eagle . . . . 154,264 Four-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8,823
2020 Weir Farm Nat. Historic Site . . . . . . . . 15,328/20,000 . .45,000 2020-W proof silver Eagle. . . . . . . . . . 357,111 2020 Proof Gold
2021-W unc. silver Eagle new design . 173,247 One ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,784
2020 Salt River Bay Nat. Historic Park . . . . 13,566/13,750 . .45,000 2021-W proof silver Eagle. . . . . . . . . . 299,512 1/2 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,446
2020 Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Park. . . . . 13,549/13,750 . .45,000 2021-W proof silver Eagle new design. 324,264 1/4 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,232
2020 Tallgrass Prairie Nat. Park Preserve . . 13,617/13,750 . .45,000 2021-S proof silver Eagle new design . 198,397 1/10 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12,466
2021 Tuskegee Airmen Nat. Historic Site . . 19,820/20,000 . .50,000 2019-W uncirculated gold Eagle . . . . . . . 6,959 Four-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11,601
2020-W uncirculated gold Eagle . . . . . . . 6,284 2021 Proof Gold: New Design
2021 PROOF GOLD 2019-W proof platinum Eagle . . . . . . . . 11,268 One ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,566
One ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,405 2020-W proof platinum Eagle . . . . . . . . . 8,747 1/2 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,186
1/2 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,586 2021-W proof platinum Eagle . . . . . . . . . 8,841 1/4 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,331
1/4 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,682 2019-W proof palladium Eagle . . . . . . . 18,559 1/10 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10,776
2020-W uncirculated palladium. . . . . . . . 9,445 Four-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12,089
1/10 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,951 2021-W proof palladium Eagle . . . . . . . . 4,038
Four-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,155 1/10 ounce two-coin set: old and new design .4,947
2021-W Am. Liberty gold 1 oz. . . . . . . . 12,380
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 [ MINTSTATISTICS ]
BAG AND ROLL SALES BAG AND ROLL SALES
2018 American Innovation dollar 2021 American Innovation dollar : Virginia
Option Philadelphia Denver Total Option Philadelphia Denver Total
25-count roll 19,610 22,945 42,555 25-count roll 6,242 5,762 12,004
$100 bag 2,935 2,954 5,889 $100 bag 2,164 2,282 4,446
2020 Native American dollar 2021 American Innovation dollar : New York
Option Philadelphia Denver Total Option Philadelphia Denver Total
25-count roll 16,008 15,858 31,866 25-count roll 6,200 5,688 11,888
$100 bag 1,960 1,981 3,941 $100 bag 2,206 2,146 4,352
$250 box 1,797 1,956 3,753
2021 Native American dollar 2020 Presidential dollar: George H.W. Bush
Option Philadelphia Denver Total Option Philadelphia Denver Total
25-count roll 13,118 12,566 25,681 25-count roll 18,693 16,305 34,998
$100 bag 1,704 1,618 3,322 $100 bag 2,695 2,098 4,793
$250 box 1,104 1,383 2,487 250-coin box 1,708 3,275 4,983
2019 American Innovation dollar : Delaware 2020 American Samoa National Park quarter
Option Philadelphia Denver Total Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total
25-count roll 7,900 7,367 15,267 100-coin bag 2,456 2,480 4,236 9,172
$100 bag 2,469 2,682 5,151 Two-roll (P&D) set 6,991
2019 American Innovation dollar : Pennsylvania San Francisco roll 3,974
Option Philadelphia Denver Total P,D,S rolls set 8,930
25-count roll 8,446 7,269 15,715 2020 Weir Farm National Historic Site quarter
$100 bag 2,646 2,527 5,173 Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total
100-coin bag 2,471 2,470 4,281 9,222
2019 American Innovation dollar : New Jersey Two-roll (P&D) set 6,505
Option Philadelphia Denver Total San Francisco roll 4,013
25-count roll 7,505 6,839 14,344 P,D,S rolls set 8,930
$100 bag 2,973 2,718 5,691 2020 Salt River Bay National Historic Park
2019 American Innovation dollar : Georgia Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total
Option Philadelphia Denver Total 100-coin bag 2,488 2,422 4,156 9,066
25-count roll 6,897 6,493 13,390 Two-roll (P&D) set 5,846
$100 bag 2,603 2,491 5,094 San Francisco roll 4,005
2020 American Innovation dollar : Connecticut P,D,S rolls set 8,879
Option Philadelphia Denver Total 2020 Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park quarter
25-count roll 6,330 6,239 12,569 Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total
$100 bag 2,528 2,747 5,275 100-coin bag 2,415 2,331 4,183 8,929
2020 American Innovation dollar : Massachusetts Two-roll (P&D) set 5,607
Option Philadelphia Denver Total San Francisco roll 3,933
25-count roll 6,486 6,482 12,968 P,D,S rolls set 8,727
$100 bag 2,746 2,748 5,494 2020 Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve quarter
Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total
2020 American Innovation dollar : Maryland 100-coin bag 2,500 2,478 4,193 9,171
Option Philadelphia Denver Total Two-roll (P&D) set 5,924
25-count roll 6,493 6,471 12,964 San Francisco roll 3,954
$100 bag 2,725 2,737 5,462 P,D,S rolls set 8,841
2020 American Innovation dollar : South Carolina 2021 Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site quarter
Option Philadelphia Denver Total Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total
25-count roll 6,378 6,400 12,778 100-coin bag 2,367 2,380 4,031 8,779
$100 bag 2,651 2,378 5,029 Two-roll (P&D) set 5,376
2021 American Innovation dollar : New Hampshire San Francisco roll 3,358
Option Philadelphia Denver Total P,D,S rolls set 7,642
25-count roll 6,930 6,688 13,618
$100 bag 2,495 2,629 5,124

SETS AND SINGLES

2018 proof coin sets 2018 Ltd. Ed. Silver Proof Set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49,294 2020 Mayflower USM/RM 2-coin gold prf set. . . . .4,743
Am. Innovation $1 (S) proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . .236,147 2019 Birth set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29,530 2020 Mayflower USM/RM slvr prf cn/med set . . . .9,072
Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof . . . . . . . . . . . . .74,762 2019 Happy Birthday Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19,097 2020 Mayflower gold reverse proof set . . . . . . . . .4,991
2020 uncirculated coin set 2019 Congratulations Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31,639 2020 Mayflower silver reverse proof medal . . . . .19,613
20-coin set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .211,788 2019 Explore and Discover Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36,882 2020 Mayflower gold reverse proof coin . . . . . . . .4,881
2019 proof coin sets 2019 Native American Coin/Curr Set . . . . . . . . . .46,964 2020 Mighty MintersTM Ornament . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,423
Five-quarter ATB proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77,764 2019 Mighty MintersTM Ornament. . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,980 2020 United States Mint Ornament . . . . . . . . . . . .4,928
Five-quarter silver ATB proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . .78,585 2019 United States Mint Ornament . . . . . . . . . . .10,114 2020 Bush Coin & Chronicles Set. . . . . . . . . . . . . .7,103
10-coin clad proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .600,424 2019 Ltd. Ed. Silver Proof Set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34,973 2021 Birth Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24,240
10-coin silver proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .412,508 2019 Youth Coin/Curr Set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16,100 2021 Happy Birthday Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16,985
Am. Innovation $1 (S) proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . .132,590 2019 Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof: DE . . . . . .65,540 2021 Congratulations Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39,997
2019 Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof: PA . . . . . .49,871 2021 silver Eagle reverse proof 2-coin set . . . . .124,251
2020 proof coin sets 2019 Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof: NJ . . . . . .45,715
Five-quarter ATB proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64,242 2021 Bullion Eagle total sales 9/22/21
2019 Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof: GA . . . . . .42,424 Gold Am. Eagle ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .813,500
Five-quarter silver ATB proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . .64,012 2020 Birth Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29,330 Gold Am. Eagle 1/2 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81,000
10-coin clad proof set (+ W nickel) . . . . . . . . . .465,081 2020 Happy Birthday Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16,738 Gold Am. Eagle 1/4 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .128,000
10-coin silver proof set (+ W nickel) . . . . . . . . .313,246 2020 Congratulations Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24,443 Gold Am. Eagle 1/10 ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .365,000
Am. Innovation $1 (S) proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95,967 2020 Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof: CT . . . . . .42,574 Silver Am. Eagle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25,675,500
Limited edition silver proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49,506 2020 Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof: MA. . . . . .41,637 Gold Buffalo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .259,500
2021 proof coin sets 2020 Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof MD . . . . . .40,551 Platinum Am. Eagle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75,000
Clad proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .348,008 2020 Am. Innovation $1 reverse proof SC . . . . . .34,653 Kennedy halves
Silver proof set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .228,415 2020 75th Anniv End WWII AE gold w/privy . . . . . .1,939 2020 Two-roll set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24,312
Miscellaneous Offers 2020 75th Anniv End WWII AE silver w/privy. . . . .74,743 2020 200-coin bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11,776
2018 Birth set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34,032 2020 75th Anniv End WWII 1/2 oz gold proof . . . . .7,367 2021 Two-roll set. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21,961
2018 Liberty Gold Tenth Ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43,629 2020 75th Anniv End WWII 1 oz silver medal . . . .19,703 2021 200-coin bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8,492
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 COLONIALS
1785 Conn Cent, 6.3-G.1, VF, Smooth
Surfaces .......................................199.
1787 Conn Cent, 33.6-KK, Super Choice
VF++ ...........................................499.
1787 Conn Cent, 11.1-E, Fine...........375.
Circa, 1666, Elephant Token, Thick,
“God Preserve London” , AG/Good,
Smooth .........................................599.
1652 Mass Pine Tree Shilling, Reversed
“N” In “England”. Noe-8, NGC
AU-55........................................8,999.
1787 N.J. Cent, Smooth Good .............65.
1787 N.J. Cent, 63-q Fine, Obv. Dent ..135.
1786 Vermont Cent, Landscape Variety,
RR-6, VG, Lt Porosity .....................899.
HALF CENT
1804 C-6, State 5, Good ...................165.
1805, Sm “5”, With Stems, VG ..........799.
1808/7, Good, Obv Dent .....................99.
1809, XF, Porous, 80; VG ....................70.
1811, Fine+, Very Lite Porosity, 799;
Smooth AG....................................140.
1833, Sharp XF+, Rev Scratch ............85.
1834, XF, 89; VF .................................55.
1837 Half Cent Token, XF..................199.
1835 XF, 89; AU, 125; VF....................65.
LARGE CENTS
Chain Cent, S-4, Fair, Many Rim Dents,
VG Detail.....................................6999.
1793 Chain Cent, AG, Small Obv Rim
Dent, Minor Scratches, Small Dent On
Face. “One Cent” Worn Away On Rev
But Full Chain .............................5999.
1793, S-9, Heavily Corroded ...........1499.
1793, Wreath, S-11a, Vine And Bars. NGC
Fine Details, Corrosion .................2750.
1794, Head Of ’93, (S-18b Or S-19b),
Dateless, Smooth, Full Head And Liberty,
BS-1.............................................199.
1794, VF, Scratches And Nicks ..........275.
1794, S-21, VF .................................699.
1794, S-31, VG+, Minor Pitting .........399.
1794, S-58, VG, Smooth ...................450.
1794, S-62, Good, Lt Porosity, Full Obv
Cud ..............................................299.
1794, S-65, Choice, Fine, 750; Smooth
VG, Obv Scratches.........................375.
1794, S-69, Good, Several Small Rev Rim
Bumps ..........................................299.
1794, S-71, Smooth, Obv Rim Nick ...325.
1794, VF, Scattered Uniform Porosity, 699;
Full Obv, Rev AG, Scratched, 199; Good,
Corroded Both Sides......................150.
1795, S-78, Plain Edge, Good/VG, Lightly
Burnished, 275; Good, Super Smooth,
Holed ............................................160.
VG, Rev Problems, Smooth ............150.
1795 Lettered Edge, Thick Planchet, Edge
Lettering Worn Away, Interesting Obv
Counterstamp, AG .........................299.
1796, Lib Cap, S-91, Good ...............259.
1796, Lib Cap, Obv Re-Engraved Enhancing
Hairlines To VF/XF Sharpness, Choice,
Smooth, Not A Smith Counterfeit, AG
Rev .................................................450.
1797, S-134, VF, Porous, Scratches,
Digs..............................................275.
1797, S-138, XF Uniform Light Pitting ..599.
1798, Fine+, Type I Hair, Small Plan Clip
As Made .......................................299.
1798, S-153, VG, Rough Surfaces .......60.
1798, S-155, Rev Of 1796, AG+, 129;
Filler, Poor .......................................32.
1798, S-171, Choice, Smooth Good ..125.
1798, Type 11 Hair, Good, Nicks And
Scratches, 55; AG ...........................60.
1799, S-189, NGC Fair-2, ¾ Of A Bold
Date Visible, Half Of “Liberty” Visible, No
Corrosion, Very Weak Reverse, Straight
Graded .......................................3950.
1800/79, S-191, TY 1 Hair, Good ......125.
1800/79, Smooth Good, Tiny Dark Spot
Obv ..............................................175.
1800, Fine, Crud And Scratches Obv And
Rev, 99; Good, Uniform Pitting, 40;
Good, Several Dark Smudge ............65.
1800, Good, Porous, 60; Fine, 130; Good,
Light Granularity ..............................75.
1801, S-213, Good...........................110.
1801, S-219, “ Three Error Reverse”,
AG/Good, Choice, 125; Choice Good+,
All Three Errors, Strong ..................275.
1801 NC-1, Choice Smooth AG, R-6..1699.
1800/179, VG ..................................125.
1801, S-214, VG, Porous .................. POR
1801, S-223, Fraction 1/000, Good,
Dent ...............................................50:
1801, Good, 60; Smooth AG ...............40.
1803, XF, Porosity, Very Sharp, 199; VG .55.
1803, S-257, VG ................................75.
1803, S-258, XF, Porous ...................199.
1803, XF, Heavily Porous, 140; VF, Heavily
Porous, 99; VF, Minor Porosity, 199; VF,
Faint Obv Scratches, 225; Smooth, VG,
Faint Attempted Obv Puncture..........50.
1803 Lg. Fraction, Large Date, AG .....125.
1803, S-260, Smooth Good, 45; Good,
Several Rev Scratches .....................40.
1803, S-262, Good, Lt Porosity, Good ..60.
1804 S-266c, Fine, Pitting, Rough
Surfaces .....................................1099.
1805, Choice XF, 1099; Choice AG+, 69;
VG, Light Scratches .........................99.
1806, Smooth Good, Two Rim Dents....45.
1807, S-271, NGC Good-6, “Comet” CAC,
375; S-271, “Comet”, Choice Smooth
VG ................................................225.
1807/6, S-272, Small 7/6, Good,
Porous ........................................1499.
1807/6, S-273, Large 7/6, AG, Discolored,
35; VG, 190; Good ..........................70.
1807, Choice AG ................................45.
1807, S-276, Good.............................60.
1808, Choice VG, Small Area Of Damage
On Rev..........................................150.
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COLLECTOR COINS
1809, Small Dents, Porous, Good, 99;
Good ............................................169.
1810/09, Fine, Porous, Very Sharp, 299;
Good ..............................................95.
1810, Choice Good, Minor Rev Rim
Irregularities, 65; Smooth AG, 39; Choice
VG, 125; Fine, Obv Corrosion............ 55.
1812, Fine Rough Surfaces, 50; Choice
Smooth Good, 70; Fine, Sharp, Obv
Scrape, 50; Fine, Pitting ..................85.
1813, PCGS AU-50 .........................8499.
1813, VF, Fairly Smooth, ...................599.
1814, XF, Lite Porosity, 499; VF, Dig In
Hair, 425; VF, Pitted, 99; Choice Good,
Plan Clip, 60; Fine, Porous, 99; VF,
Porous, 150; Smooth AG, 40; Smooth,
Good Choice ...................................60.
1814, S-294, Very Choice, Sharp Smooth
Fine+, 450; AG, Damaged, 29; AG
Smooth, 39; AG, 45; Choice Good ....75.
1817, 15 Star Obv, ANACS Fine-15, 175;
Porous, VF+, 110; Smooth Good ......65.
1817, Wide Date, VG, 35; Very Narrow
Date, Fine .......................................45.
1818, XF, 150; Good ...........................22.
1819, Sm Dt Good, 25; VG..................30.
1821 N-1, Choice, Smooth Good .........49.
1821 N-2, Fine, 175; VG.....................65.
1822 N-8, Sharp VF-25 ....................475.
1823/2, PCGS XF-40 ......................1599.
1825 N-6, Mostly Red/Brown AU-58 By
EAC Standards. R-3, Choice.........1299.
1825, Choice VF, 99; VG .....................50.
1826, Good ........................................35.
1828 Small Date, Choice VG ...............75.
1829, Lg Dt, Dark, Fine, 80; VF ...........85.
1830 Sm Ltr Rev, Good .......................89.
1830, Choice Good, 22; VF, Scratch In
Hair, 40; Good, 20; Fine, Porous, 25;
Choice VG, 35, VF, Planchet Flaw .....40.
1830 N-10, Choice Good ....................99.
1831 N-12/1, Large Cud On Obv At 13th
Star, Choice VG .............................125.
1831, VG, Choice, 40; VG, 25; Good, 22;
VF ..................................................55.
1833, Choice VF, 69; Good, 18; Fine, 35;
VG ..................................................25.
1834, Lg8, Sm Stars, Sm Rev Ltrs, VG...50.
1835 Lg “8”, Good, 35; Choice VG, 49;
VF, Nicks And A Scratch ...................40.
1835, VF, Choice, 75; Old Head, Good .20.
1835, New Head, Good .......................25.
1836, Good, 20; VF, 85; VG, 25; Fine...60.
1837, Pl Cord, Lg Ltrs, VG...................30.
1837, Beaded Cord, VF .......................49.
1838, Fine, 25; VF ..............................30.
1839, Booby Head, Choice VG, 40; Choice
Fine, 55; VF+ ..................................75.
1839 Silly Hd, Choice XF ...................225.
1839, Hd Of ‘38, Good, 25; Fine, 59;
VG ..................................................50.
1839 Hd Of ‘40, Choice XF, 175;
Good, 30; VG ..................................40.
1840, Good ........................................20.
1841, VG, 25; Good ............................20.
1843, Obv Of ‘42, Rev Of ‘44, Lg Letter
Rev, Petite Head, VF.........................80.
1843, Obv & Rev Of ‘42, VG ................25.
1844, VF, 29; XF, 45; VG, 25; VF/XF,
Lt Clng............................................39.
1845, Fine, 35; Sharp XF ....................55.
1846 Sm Dt, VF, 35; XF ......................45.
1846 Med Date, Fine ..........................40.
1846, Tall Date, VG .............................25.
1847, MS-60, 219; VF ........................28.
1848, Fine, 25; VG, 25; XF, Sm Rim
Dent ...............................................40.
1849, VF, 30; Good, 20; Fine...............27.
1850, VF, 25; XF .................................39.
1851/81, N-3,VF,150; Fine+ ...............89.
1851, XF, 39; VF, 28; VG, 25; XF+ .......49.
1852, AU, Rev Scratches, 99; VF, 28;
XF ..................................................39.
1853, AU, 89; XF, 39; VF .....................26.
1854, MS-63, Red/Brown, 299; VF, 28;
Choice XF .......................................39.
1854, VF, Large Obv Plan Flaw ............35.
1855, Upright “55”. VF, 40; Choice XF .65.
1855 Knob On Ear, Slanted “55”, XF..135.
1856, Slanted “5”, MS-63, 299; XF, 39;
VF, 29; Choice AU, 85; Small Rev Area
Of Damage, XF ................................35.
Lot Ten (10) 1857 Large Cents, Seven (7)
XF; Two (2) VF; One (1) VG. Two (2)
Are Small Date, Eight (8) Are Large
Date ...........................................2100.
1857, Small Date, MS-61, Red/Brown,
475; Choice XF .............................279.
1857, Lg Date, VF, 199; XF, 250; VG, Rim
Dent .............................................150.
SMALL CENTS
1857, Sharp XF+, 125; Good, 20;
Fine, 30; VG, 25; VF ........................40.
1858 Sm. Lt. XF, 70; Fine, 35; VF ........45.
1858 Lg Ltrs, VF, Cleaned, 39; VF, Obv
Rim Dent, 40; Fine ..........................29.
1859, XF, 80; VF, 40; VF, Dark .............29.
1861, XF ............................................99.
1864 CN, XF ......................................65.
1865, XF, Porous ................................30.
1866, AU++, 225; XF, Porous .............30.
1867, VF, 130; AG, 25; Good, Obv Dig ...25.
1868, Choice AU ..............................199.
1870, PCGS AU-50 ...........................459.
1871, Good ........................................75.
1872, Razor Sharp XF, Smooth, Damage
On Obv At Top Of Highest Feather ..375.
1873, Open “3”, PCGS XF-40 ...........169.
1876, AU..........................................245.
1877, VG, Full Date, Heavy Corrosion ...199.
1881, AU............................................22.
1885, VF+..........................................40.
1887, AU............................................33.
1894, AU, Lusterous ...........................50.
1900, MS-61 RB ................................20.
1908-S, Fine, 125; VF, Faint Obv Scratch,
99; VG, 90; PCGS Fine-15, ...........125.
1909-S (Indian) Fine .........................375.
1909-VDB, MS-63RB, 30; MS-62, 10;
MS-63RB........................................22.
1909-S, (Lincoln), Fine, 90; Good ........75.
1910-S, MS-61, 99; XF ......................40.
1911-S, VF.........................................38.
1912-P, MS-63, 40; XF .......................10.
1913-S, VF.........................................20.
1914-D, PCGS VF-20........................349.
1915-S, XF.........................................30.
1916-S, AU ........................................35.
1918-D, AU ........................................30.
1918-S, MS-62BN, Rev Dark Spot, 75;
XF ....................................................5.
1919-P, 10% Off Center, NGC
Authenticated, “Mint Error, AU Details,
Cleaned,” ......................................250.
1921-S, AU, Light Clng, 55; XF............50.
1922-D, VF ........................................22.
1925-P, MS-63 BN .............................18.
1926-S, PCGS XF-45, 40; XF+ ...........35.
1928-P, MS-64, BN ............................18.
1929-P, MS-64BN ..............................18.
1931-D, MS-61 ..................................34.
1931-S, PCGS MS-64RD, 329. PCGS
AU-58, 145; XF, 80; PCGS XF-40, 99.
1932-P, MS-64 Red ............................40.
1933-P, MS-63 Red ............................39.
1941-P, PCGS Proof-64RD ..................80.
1941-P, NGC MS-66RD ......................45.
1942-P, NGC Proof-65RD..................135.
TWO CENTS
1864 Sm Motto, VG ..........................275.
1864, Lg. Motto, XF, Porous, 28; MS-60,
Dark, Several Spots, 50; XF, 35; Choice
VF ..................................................20.
1865, XF ............................................40.
1871, Choice VF ...............................115.
1873, PCGS Proof-65BN, Closed “3”,
“CAC” .........................................3399.
THREE CENTS SILVER
1852, VG............................................44.
1857, VF ............................................70.
1858, NGC AU-53, 245; VF .................60.
THREE CENTS NICKEL
1879, NGC Proof-61 Cameo, 299;
MS-61 ..........................................225.
1880, NGC MS-64............................575.
1881, PCGS Proof-65 Cameo............450.
1888, NGC Proof-66 .........................575.
NICKELS
1866, VF, 50; Fine ..............................40.
1872, VF ............................................90.
1885, Good ......................................250.
1886, AG,145; Good, Rev Discolored,
175; PCGS Good-4, 199; Good ......150.
1887, VG............................................16.
1902 NGC MS-63, 140; MS-61, 89;
XF, 15; VF .........................................8.
1903, AU, Rev Nick In Field, 19; VF, 10;
XF, Obv Scratch, 13; XF ...................25.
1910, XF ............................................25.
1911, XF, 20; AU ................................30.
1912-P, XF .........................................20.
1912-S, VF, 255; VG, Light Cleaning ....99.
1913-D, TY1, VF .................................25.
1913-S, TY I, AU .................................65.
1913-P, TY2, AU .................................25.
1914-P, Obv Scratch, AU .....................18.
1914-D, NGC VF-20 .........................145.
1915-D, VF, 70; VG, 22; XF .................80.
1916-P, Beautiful Toning, MS-63, 99;
MS-63, 55; XF ................................19.
1916-D, AU+ ...................................110.
1916-S, Fine ......................................17.
1917-P, Sharp XF ...............................17.
1917-D, Two Feather, Good .................20.
1917-S, XF.......................................160.
1918-D, VG ........................................29.
1918-S, VG+ ......................................20.
1919-P, Two Feather, Good..................20.
1919-P, AU, Beautifully Toned AU+ ....145.
1919-D, VF, Dark ..............................125.
1920-D, VF ........................................90.
1921-S, Two Feather, Good .................50.
1925-D, Fine ......................................40.
1925-S, XF, 130; Fine .........................15.
1926-D, Fine, 15; VF, Very Dark...........35.
1926-S, XF, 575; VF, 160; Fine............49.
1929-S, ANACS MS-65 ....................299.
1931-S, MS-60, Tiny Obv Spot, 35;
XF, 25; MS-63.................................70.
1935-D, ANACS MS-64 ....................115.
1935-S/S/S/, VF .................................30.
1936-D/D, FS-502, RPM-2, ANACS
MS-65 ..........................................110.
1937-D 3-Legged, PCGS VF-35 ........675.
1937-D, MS-63 ..................................40.
1938-D/S, XF .....................................17.
1938-D, PCGS MS-67+, A Beautiful
Coin..............................................699.
1938-D (Buffalo), PCGS MS-65, Beautiful
Obv And Rev Toning.......................199.
1939-D, Rev Of 1940, PCGS MS-66 ...150.
1939-D, Choice MS-64, 50; MS-65, 79;
AU ..................................................18.
1940-D, Full Steps, MS-65 .................49.
1942-P TY 1, NGC Proof-66................85.
1943-P, Doubled Die Obv, PCGS,
MS-66 ..........................................399.
1945-S, NGC MS-67 ........................110.
HALF DIMES
1795, Choice XF/AU .......................4999.
1800, Choice XF .............................3900.
1829, VF ............................................99.
1830, MS-63, 299; XF, Faint Obv
Scratch .........................................125.
1831, Fine, Rough Surf .......................40.
1836, VF, .........................................115.
1840-O, No Drapery, VG....................155.
1842-P, MS-61.................................235.
1856-O, AU+ ...................................255.
1862-P, Tiny Rev Dent, XF+ ................40.
DIMES
1801, Full Bold Date, Smooth, No Problem
AG ................................................699.
1805, Fair, Full Date .........................250.
1807, VF, Several Rev. Scratches .......899.
1820, Lg “0”, AG ................................40.
1821, LG DT, Good+ ...........................90.
1824/2, Good, 89; VG+ ....................149.
1827, Good, 45; VG ............................60.
1829, Tiny Rim tic, Light Scratch .........95.
1833, XF, 190; XF, Small Obv Rim Dent,
125; Good, 40; AG/Good, 30; Fine ...45.
1834, XF, Small Obv. Rim Nick, 175; AG,
21; Good ........................................35.
1835, VG, 40; Good ............................35.
1836, Good, Several Obv Nicks ...........28.
1837, (Bust) AG ..................................20.
1842-O, Good ....................................32.
1849-O, XF, Faint Obv. Scr. 310; VF, Obv
Scratch ...........................................99.
1876-S, XF.........................................40.
1880, NGC Proof-61 .........................499.
1888-P, XF .........................................25.
1889-P, AU .........................................75.
1890-P, MS-62.................................150.
1891-P, Brill AU, 90; XF ......................35.
1892-S, Good.....................................50.
1894-P, Fine + .................................160.
1895-P, PCGS Proof-65, ‘CAC’ ........1099.
1895-O, AG ......................................325.
1895-S, Good.....................................85.
1897-S, Fine ......................................75.
1900-S, XF.........................................25.
1901-S, MS-62, Rough Areas On Obv .. 750.
1902-P, PCGS Proof-65 ....................799.
1903-S, Good.....................................65.
1905-O, Micro O Mint Mark, Good ......49.
1909-O, Micro Mint-Mark, Good..........51.
1905-S, AU, 110; AU++ ...................165.
1908-S, VF.........................................35.
1909-S, Fine, ....................................65.
1910-P, Edge Marks, AU .....................20.
1911-P, XF, 19; PCGS MS-64 ............299.
1913-S, VG, Damaged, 20; Good ........30.
1914-P, AU .........................................50.
1916-D, NGC Good-4, CAC .............1199.
1919-P, XF, 10; AU .............................20.
1921-P, VG .........................................44.
1921-D, PCGS Fine-15, 199; Fine, 150;
AG ..................................................35.
1941-D, PCGS MS-67FB ..................170.
1942/1-P, AU, 950.; PCGS VF-25, 485;
Fine ..............................................375.
1942-D, PCGS MS-66FB ....................65.
1942-D, PCGS MS-67FB ..................235.
1944-D, PCGS MS-66,FB ...................50.
1945-D, ANACS MS-66, FSB ..............60.
1942-S, NGC MS-66 ..........................50.
1964-P, MS-65, Nicely Toned ..............20.
1949-P, MS-63...................................20.
1999-P, BS, MS-65 ............................30.
TWENTY CENTS
1875-S, Good, 110; VG.....................135.
1876-p, PCGS Proof-62 ..................1999.
QUARTERS
1805, XF, Sharp, 2800; Fine, 625;
Good .............................................425
1806, VF, Jewelers Hallmark Stamped In
Hair, 899; Small Obv Scratch, VF ....950.
1806, ICG XF-40, 2550; Fine, 699; AG,
Some Graffiti, Several Scratches, 140;
Good, Small Rim Nick On Obv, 475; AG,
199; Fair/AG, Obv Scratch, Full Bold
Date .............................................160.
1807, Good ......................................490.
1815, With The Mysterious “E”
Counterstamp Above Liberty’s Head.
VF+ ............................................1599.
1818, XF/AU, 1475; VF, 465; VF, Rough
Surfaces, 150; Good, 150; AG .........65.
1820, Fair ..........................................60.
1822, Good, 225; Fair ........................95.
1824/2, VG ......................................899.
1828, VF ..........................................325.
!833, XF ...........................................299.
1834, XF, Light Cleaning, 299; VF,
Scattered Scratches, 79; VF .............99.
1835, XF, Light Cleaning, 199; VF ........99.
1840-O, Rev Scratches .......................99.
1853-P, W.A.R., XF ...........................140.
1854-O, “Huge O” Mint-Mark, XF+..2999.
1857-P, XF .........................................80.
1858-P, XF .........................................99.
1876-S, Obv Scratch ..........................22.
1883 Hawiian, Brill AU ......................135.
1891-S, Fine ......................................29.
1892-P, MS-63.................................299.
1892-S, Fine, Rough Surfaces, 60;
Good ..............................................60.
1893-P, VG .........................................20.
1893-O, AU, 265; Good ......................14.
1894-S, Good.....................................16.
1895-P, AU, Obv Scratches .................70.
1895-S, MS-60, Lightly Cleaned .......275.
1896-O, Choice XF, 599; Good, 40; Fine,
Cleaned, 99; VG ..............................75.
1896-S, NGC AU-58, 10,499; Good ..780.
1897-S, F/VF, 340; Good, 99; VG, ....249.
1899-P, AU .........................................99.
1899-S, VG ........................................35.
1900-P, XF, Rev Scratch, 20; XF, Dark ..49.
1901-P, Brill AU, 129; Good, 20; XF, 50;
Fine, 30; VF ....................................45.
1901-O, VF, Rev Scratch And Nick .....159.
1902-O, Fine ......................................29.
1904-P, VF .........................................27.
1905-P, Fine, 35; AG, 10; VF, Obv
Scratch ......................................... POR
1908-P, VF .........................................16.
1908-O. VF ........................................25.
1911-D, PCGS AU-53 .......................575.
1913-S, PCGS-Good-4, 1599; Good ..1499.
1914-S, XF, 899; VF++ ....................650.
1915-D, AU ......................................120.
1917-P Ty. I, VF, 45; VG, 40; Good .......17.
1917-D Ty.1, VF................................125.
1917-S TY I, VF, 115; Fine ..................90.
1918-D, Choice XF+, 135; VF, 99; Rev
Rim Dented, Fine.............................30.
1919-P, AU, 140; VF ...........................65.
1920-S, Good, Rev Scr, 22; VF ............46.
1923-S, XF.....................................1199.
1924-S, VF, 40; VG .............................24.
1927-P, XF .........................................39.
1927-D, Fine ......................................19.
1927-S, PCI XF-40 ...........................399.
1928-S, PCGS MS-64, ‘CAC’, ..........355.
1930-P,Brill AU ...................................55.
1932-P, Brill, MS-63, 45; XF, 8; AU......15.
1932-D, MS-60, Faint Hairlines, 200; XF,
160; VG, 65; Good, 60; AG, 55; Fine,
80; VG, Cleaned ..............................65.
1932-S, VF, 85; XF++, 145; AG, 50; AU+,
170; Good, 65; Fine ........................70.
1934-P, Doubled Motto, Sharp VF, 55;
Good, 25; AG, ................................20.
1934-P, Very Light Motto, VF ...............16.
1934-P, MS-64, 65; Bold Motto, AU, 20;
XF, 12; MS-63.................................42.
1934-D, AU, 150; XF- .........................16.
1935-D, XF ........................................25.
1936-D, MS-63, Light Cleaning, 399;
NGC AU-58, 455; XF .......................50.
1937-P, MS-62, 25; AU ......................19.
1937-D, MS-65, 160; AU, ..................26.
1937-S, NGC MS-64, 325; VF.............15.
1938-P, NGC Proof-63, 125; AU ..........35.
1938-S, X ..........................................29.
1939-P, MS-63...................................16.
1939-D, AU, 25; ANACS MS-64 ..........59.
1939-S, MS-65, 125; AU ....................40.
1940-P, Proof-66..............................140.
1940-P, MS-64...................................25.
1940-D, AU ........................................60.
1940-S, MS-62 ..................................26.
1941-D, MS-61 ..................................30.
1942-D, Dbld Die Obv, Fine, 65; Good .45.
1942-S, MS-63, 80; AU ......................40.
1943-D, MS-66 ..................................55.
1943-S, Dbld Die Obv, VG ...................45.
1943-S, MS-65, 49; MS-63 ................34.
1944-D, NGC MS-66*, 75; MS-64 ......17.
1945-S, MS-65 ..................................24.
1946-P, MS-65...................................21.
1946-D, ICG MS-66, 45; ICG MS-65, 40;
MS-65 ............................................25.
1946-S, MS-65 ..................................22.
1947-P, MS-64...................................18.
1947-D, MS-63 ..................................16.
1947-S, MS-63 ..................................18.
1949-P, MS-64, 35; AU ......................18.
1953-S, MS-63, 11; MS-65 ................21.
1954-S, ICG, MS-65 ...........................29.
HALVES
1803, AU, Lg “3” ............................2999.
1805, VF ..........................................525.
1806/5, XF .....................................1650.
1806, XF, Pointed “6”, With Stem Through
Claw ............................................1399
1806 O-116, Good ...........................250.
1808, VF, 275; VG, 120; VF, Obv, Cut .135.
1808 O-107a, VG .............................110.
1810, Good ........................................65.
1810 O-106, VG, 150; O-104; VG, 90;
Fine, 120; Good ..............................65.
1811/10, A.K.A. 18.11, PCGS VF-30,
“CAC”, 525; O-101, XF .................375.
1811, PCGS AU-55, Small “8”, 1199;
XF/AU ...........................................399.
1812/1 O-102-a, Faint Obv Graffiti, Sm 8,
VF ................................................125.
1812, O-107, Good ............................85.
1813, VG, Short Obv Scratch, 79; VF, Two
Dark Spots Rev, 110; VF+, 190; O-109,
Lt Cleaning, VG ...............................90.
1814 O-101, Good ...........................140.
1814 O-103, VG ...............................125.
1817 O-111, V ...................................80.
1919/8 O-101, VG............................110.
1819 O-110, Good .............................75.
1820/19 O-102, Good ......................145.
1823, XF ..........................................275.
1824, VF, 130; VF-..............................90.
1825 O-113, VF+, 110; O-114, XF ...199.
1826, Rev Scratches...........................60.
1826, O-112, Faint Obv Scratch, VF+ ..99.
1827, Original Brilliant MS-62, Obv
Scratches......................................999.
1827, XF, Faint Obv Scratch, 225; Fine,
Minor Obv And Rev Scratches ..........50.
1828 O-101, Lightly Cleaned, VF .........99.
1829/7, O-101a AU ..........................575.
1829, MS-61, 675; AU, 475; PCGS
AU-50, 299; VF, 79; Faint Obv Scratch,
99; XF, Obv Scratch, Cleaned ...........65.
1830, AU..........................................299.
1831, Obv Scratches, ........................55.
1832, O-118, VF ................................80.
1833 O-107, Sharp XF .....................165.
1833, XF, Faint Obv Scratch ................79.
1834, VF, 80; VF, Small Dent At Date ...60.
1834 O-115, Fine, 65; O-101, Fine, 60;
O-111, VF .......................................80.
1835, O106, VF ..................................80.
1835, Obv Scratch, 70; Brill AU, Obv
Scratch .........................................235.
1836 O-111, Lettered Edge, VF, 80;
Lettered Edge, O-112, Fine, 60; O-119,
Lettered Edge, VF ............................80.
Continued ¨
 Bust Halves 1936 Cleveland, NNC-MS-65, 115; 1890-CC, VAM-4, Tail-Bar, NGC $1 1856-S, AU, Holed .......................560. I Collect Antique Handguns. Will
By Davignon Numbers MS-66 ..........................................110. XF-45 ...........................................265. $2 ½ 1843-O, Sm Date, XF ..............525. Trade Coins For Nice Items.
1838, Contemporary Copy, XF ...........150. 1892 Columbian, MS-63, ...................55. 1890-CC, Fine, 140; Good, 99; XF ....199. $2 ½ 1856-S, XF+ ...........................499. Lot (100) Red Seal $5 U.S. Notes, Ave
1844-O, VG ........................................70. 1924 Hug-Waloon, NGC MS-65 ........199. 1891-P, Brill AU, 60; VF, 40; XF ...........50. $2 ½ 1869-S, Fine ...........................490.
1946 Iowa, ANACS MS-65 ................135. 1891-O, “E” On Rev, VF, Lt Cleaning ....50. Circ, ............. 759. 20-30 Lots Available
1846-O Tall Date, PCGS, VF-20, $2 ½ 1893, NGC MS-61 ..................550. Ten Rolls Circulated Mixed 1943-P,D,S
WB-106........................................925. 1920 Maine, AU, 99; MS-63 .............129. 1891-O, AU, 45; Brill AU+...................99. $2 ½ 1903, Former Jewelry Piece ....290.
1936 Long Island, MS-64 ...................90. 1892-P, VF, 50; XF, 55; AU, 65; Brill $2 ½ 1926, PCGS MS-63.................630. Steel Cents (500) ............................99.
1848-O, Tiny Obv Dig, XF ..................175. Ten Rolls Circulated War Nickels (400
1849-O, Sharp XF ............................310. 1923-S Monroe, XF, Cleaned ...............30. AU+ .............................................175. $3 1856-S, Former Jewelry Piece, PCGS
1925 Norse American Medal, Thick, NGC 1892-O, PCGS MS-63, 575; MS-61, 340; Detail Fine.....................................515. Coins) ...........................................375.
1850-O, XF ......................................275. Lot ($100 Face Value) Walking Liberty
1853-P, W.A.R., AU, 299; Good ...........25. MS-64 ..........................................275. MS-63, 399; XF, 50; Fine, 40; VF, 45; $3, 1877, PCGS AU, Genuine .......17,000.
1925 Norse American Medal, NGC VG ..................................................35. $3 1878, AU ....................................999. Halves Ave Circ, 2375; Roll, (20) ....240.
1853-O, W.A.R., XF...........................360. Lot ($100 Face Value) 90% Silver U.S.
1858-P, XF, 120; AU+ .......................199. MS-63 ..........................................250. 1892-S, Good, Tiny Rim Tic .................40. $5 1807, PCGS MS-63 ................22,999.
1858-O, VF ........................................99. 1920 Pilgrim, AU, 70; MS-63 ..............79. 1892-CC, NGC AU-58, 1399; VF, 350; $5 1843-D, Medium “D”, XF ...........2199. Halves, 2299; Roll (20) ..................235.
1860-O, Fine ......................................90. 1921 Pilgrim, ANACS, MS-61 ............150. Fine, 185; VG, Several Rim Dents, $5 1892-P, PCGS MS-64 ..................950. Roll (20) Slider/UNC Pre-1921 Morgan
1936 Robinson, NGC MS-64 .............120. VG ................................................135. $5 1895-P, AU, ................................580. Dols, Choice, Brill ..........................999.
1860-S, AU ......................................399. 1893-P, AU .......................................450.
1865-S, Rev Cud Beneath “Half”, XF ...250. 1925 Stone Mountain, MS-63, 60; Brill $5 1902-S, XF .................................570. Roll (20) F/VF Pre-1921 Morg. Dols, 925;
MS-65+, 125, XF, 40; AU ................45. 1893-O, Good, 160; VG, 199; VG ......185. $5 1903-P, AU..................................580. Five Rolls (100) ...........................4800.
1866-S, No Motto, Fair, Mint-Mark Worn 1893-CC, Good, ..............................225.
Away ............................................190. 1927, Vermont, MS-64 .....................260. $5 1903-S, XF .................................570. Roll (20) XF Pre-1921 Morg. Dols, 1000;
1868-P, MS-60.................................450. DOLLARS 1894-O, NGC AAU-55, 450; Brill AU, 299; $5 1906-D, AU .................................580. Five Rolls (100) ...........................4975.
1795, Flowing Hair, Several Minor Rim VF, 50; AU, 165; VF, Obv Scratch, 42; $5 1906-S, XF .................................580. Bag (5000) Wheat Cents, SEARCHED.225.
1872-S, XF.......................................299. Good, 35; Fine, 40; XF, Polished.......80.
1872-CC, XF/AU .............................3599. Tics, VG ......................................2999. $5 1907-D, AU .................................580. Bag (1000 Face Value) 40% Silver Clad
1798, Small Eagle, AG, Full Bold Obv, 1894-S, Fine, 75 VG ...........................50. $5 1912-P, MS-61 ...........................715.
1878-P Good .....................................50. 1895-O, XF, Rev Area Of Tiny Pin-Pricks, Halves ........................................6850.
1892-P, XF,Tiny Obv. Tic In Field, And A Weak Rev ...................................1299. $20 1859-S, Choice VF+ ................2350. Lib. Seated Dime, Quar, Or Half As “Potty”
1799, XF, Damaged At Date, 999; 350; Fine, Cleaned ........................199. $20 1898-S, MS-63 .......................2150.
Scratch, 135; Good, .......................32. 1895-S, Good, Tiny Rim Tic, 199; VG, Coin. Great Engraving ......................99.
1893-O, MS-63, Lt Cleaning, 599; Fine ............................................1299. $20 1908-P, No Motto, PCGS MS-62, Roll (20) AU/Slider/Unc Mixed Date Peace
1800, Choice Original VF, 2 Small Obv. Many Rim Dents, 199; VG, Rev Rim 2000; AU+ .................................1999.
VG/Fine+ ........................................80. Dent, 175; Good............................230. Dollars, 800, Five Rolls, (100) ......3975.
1894-P, Fine, 90; Good .......................30. Rim Nicks ...................................2050. $20 1915-S, ANACS AU-50 ............1999. Roll (20) G/VG Pre-1921 Morg. Dols. 850;
1804, Original And Restrikes 1896-P, AU .........................................45.
1894-S, XF, 150; Good .......................21. 1896-O, VF, 40; AU+, 399; AU++, 699; $20 1922-P, NGC MS-62................1999. Five Rolls (100) ...........................4100.
Currently ...........................Out Of Stock
1895-P, Fine.......................................59. $20 1924-P, MS-62, 1999; NGC MS-62,
1836 Gobrecht, Silver Gobrecht Dollar, Fine, 35; XF ....................................45. BOOKS
1897-O, Good ..................................120. 1896-S, Fine+, 55; VG, 45; Good ........40. 2085; PCGS MS-63 ....................2199.
1898-P, Fine, 39; XF .........................185. J-60 Die Alignment 1, Proof AU Details, $20 1925-P, NGC MS-62................2000. 1. A Register OF Half Dollar Varieties,
Repaired, XF+, The Coin Shows No 1897-P, AU .........................................50. Volume One San Francisco Branch Mint.
1898-O, VF, 475; Good .......................32. 1897-O, AU, 125; AU/Unc .................255. $20 1927-P, PCGS MS-62, 2000; NGC,
1898-S, Fine, 80; VF ........................175. Repairs ....................................12,999. Bill Bugert, Spiral Bound New...........65.
MS-62 ........................................2000.
1840, Faint Obv Scratch, XF ..............599. 1897-S, AU ........................................45. 2. Bill Noyes’ Two Volume Reference
1899-P, XF, Lt Cleaning .....................145. 1898-P, XF .........................................40. Foreign
1846-P, Choice AU..........................1099.
1899-O, Good ....................................19. Elizabeth 1 Six-Pence, VF ..................150. On Large Cents. Volume 1, 1793-
1846-O, XF ......................................599. 1898-S, VG, 35; Fine, 40; AU, 120;
1899-S, Fine ......................................65. VF, 57; XF .......................................65. MISCELLANEOUS 1814, And Volume 2, 1816-1839.
1847, Good, Rim Tic Obv, 250; VG, 275;
1900-O, Fine ......................................90. Autographed By The Author, New. No
XF, Minor Rim Dent ........................425. 1899-P, NGC MS-64, 499; MS-63, 299; Lot (14), 1808-1814 Classic Head Large
1901-P, Small Rev Rim Tick, XF .........160. Brill AU, 165; Fine, 140; VG .............99.
Cents, AG/Good, No 1809 Or 1811, Box. .............................................250.
1849, Good ......................................325.
1904-P, Fine.......................................40. 3. The Early Paper Money Of America. Eric
1859-O, VG ......................................275. 1899-S, VG, 40; VF, 55; Fine ...............45.
Light Tics, Tiny Rim Nicks, Minor
1904-O, VF ......................................260. 1900 Lafayette Dollar, VF ..................275.
Porosity, ALL Full Dates .................575. Newman. Expanded Third Edition, Nearly
1904-S, VF, 975; Good, 49; VG/Fine, 190; 1860-O, Fine ....................................335. New................................................20.
1871-P, XF .......................................430. 1900-P. VF, 35; XF, 40; AU+ ................46.
Roll (40), Mixed Date Mint Marked Only
VG ................................................165. 1900-P, ANACS AU-58, Vam-16, DDR, Hot 1930’s Dated Washington Quarters, Ave 4. The Obsolete Paper Money Of Virginia.
1878-P, 8TF MS-63, 255; VF, 70; VG...60.
1905-P, VG .........................................45. Charles Affleck, Volume 1, Nearly
1878-P, TY 1, Rev Of ‘78, AU, 50; XF, 45; 50 ..................................................75.
Circ ..............................................239.
1905-S, VF, 140; Good .......................21. 1900-O/CC, PCGS MS-64, 1099; AG, 35; Lot (20) Mixed Date G/VG Only, Large New................................................20.
1906-O, Fine, 45; VF, Many Obv VF ..................................................40.
1878-P, 7/8TF, Brill AU, (6) TF Boldly VG, Cleaned, 55; Fine ......................60.
Cents, 1816-1838 ........................225. 5. 1999 Standard Catalog Of Paper
Scratches........................................50. 1900-O, AU, 50; VF, 40; XF .................45.
Lot (10) XF Only Large Cents. Money, Modern Issues, 1961-1999,
1908-D, VF ......................................110.Showing........................................160.
1878-P, TY 111, 7TF, Rev Of 1879, VF.45. 1900-S, Good, 35; Fine, 40; VF ...........50. 1844-1856 ...................................450. Krause Publications, Volume Three ...20.
1908-O, Fine ......................................45. 1901-P, Vam-3, Double Die Rev, VF ...475. Lot (4), 1932-S Quarters, One (1) Each, 6. The Kelly Paper Money Reference Book,
1909-P, Fine, 40; VF .........................125. 1878-S, AU, 50; XF ............................45.
1878-CC, ANACS MS-63, VAM-11 ....659. AG; Good;
1901-O, XF ........................................42. Fine; VF ........................259. Third Edition, Nearly New .................30.
1909-O, VF, 165; Fine, Faint Obv 1901-S, XF, 70; Fine, Cleaned, 40; VF, 55; Lot (10), 1932-D Quarters, Two (2) AG; 7.The Copper Collectors Guide to the
1878-CC, MS-60; Obv And Rev Hairlines,
Scratches, Fine ...............................20.
280; VF, 130; Good, 110; Fine, 125; Two (2) Good;
Fine ................................................50. Three (3) VG; Three (3) Identification of 2x2 Envelopes, Rucker/
1909-S, Fine, 45; Fine ........................50. Fine ..............................................625.
1902-P, AU+ ......................................65.
XF ................................................199.
1910-P, XF .......................................315. Bland, New. Soft Cover ....................30.
1879-P, XF, 45; AU, ............................55. 1902-S, AG, 60; Good, Obv Scratch, 60; J.F.K. Pop-Out On 1997 Kennedy Half, 8. Many Important Large Cent Collection
1910-S, VG ........................................25. VG, 99; VF, Scattered Obv And Rev AU ..................................................75.
1879-O, MS-62, 239; AU....................50.
1911-S, VG ........................................20. Auction Catalogs Such As Brown,
1879-S, Rev Of ‘78, VG.......................80. Roll (40), Gem BU, 1942-D Quarters ..675.
Scratches, ....................................105. Frankinfield, Robinson, Naftzger, Smith,
1912-P, VF, 115; Fine .........................39. 1903-P, MS-63, 60; AU, 45; MS-60, Roll (40), Gem BU, 1950-P Quarters ..385.
1879-S, Rev Of ‘79, AU ......................50.
1912-D, XF ......................................165. Cleaned, 40; VF...............................39. Holmes. Will Sell at ..................$5 Each.
1879-CC, XF, Obv Scratches, 525; Roll (40), Gem BU, 1950-D Quarters ..385.
1912-S, VF.......................................125.
VG, 175; AG, 105; Fine..................260. 1903-S, Good, 40; VF, 280; Fine, 75; Roll (40), Gem BU, 1950-S Quarters ..460. 9. Walter Breen’s Encyclopedia Of United
1913-P, Good, 60; VG, 70; VG++ ........99. VG ..................................................60.
Roll (50), Gem BU, 1952-D Dimes .....165. States And Colonial Proof Coins, 1722-
1880-P, MS-63, 55; XF, 45; AU ...........50.
1913-S, VG+ ......................................50. 1904-P, MS-63, 99; VG. 35; Fine ........40. 1977, Nearly New ...........................40.
1880-O, AU, 45; MS-61, 199; VF, 35; Roll (50), Gem BU, 1952-S Dimes .....190.
1914-P, VG .......................................135.
XF, 40; MS-63...............................350. 1904-O, NGC MS-65, 199; Fine ..........40. Roll (50), Gem BU, 1953-P Dimes .....175. 10. Paper Money Of The United States,
1914-S, Fine ......................................49. 1904-O, PCGS MS-65PL, 220; PCGS Roll (40), Gem BU, 1943-P Silver Friedberg, Various Editions. ..............20.
1880-S, MS-64, 75; Fine, 30; XF, 45;
1915-P, Fine.....................................189.MS-63, 65; MS-64..........................90. Nickels..........................................225. 11. The Rare Coin Estate Handbook, New,
MS-63PL ........................................99.
1915-D, Fine, 35; XF ........................175. 1880-CC, Choice XF, 299; AU, Many Minor 1904-S, VF, 80; Good, 40; AG, 35; VG, 45; Lot (8) Raw Gem Proof 1973-S Silver Halperin, Ivy, Rohan ...........................8.
1915-S, Fine, 40; VF ........................110. Rim Tics, 230; Fine .......................160. Fine ................................................55.
Ikes ..............................................147. 12. Penny Whimsy, Better Than Average
1916-D, Good ....................................40.
1881-P, XF .........................................45. 1921-P, (Morgan), MS-63 ...................65.
Lot (21), 1859 CN Cents, Good/Fine ..199. Condition, No Dust Cover. Inscribed By
1916-S, VG, Area Of Obv Roughness, 55; 1881-O, MS-63, 65; MS-62, 50; AU, 45; 1921-P, (Morgan) Gem MS-64 ............75. Lot (208) Full Rim G/VG Barber C. Douglas Smith On 1/6/89 To A
Good ..............................................75.
XF ..................................................40. 1921-D, AU, 34; AU ............................40.
Halves ........................................2899. Fellow Early American Coppers Club
1917-P, Brill AU+, 90; VF+..................27. 1881-S, MS-64, 65; XF, 49; AU...........55. 1921-S, AU ........................................32.
Pin Made From An 1857-P 2 ½ Gold Coin Member ........................................175.
1917-S, Obv, Good, 25; VG .................40. 1881-CC, PCGS MS-63DMPL, 940; 1921 (Peace), Brill, AU+, 325; ICG XF-45, With A Working Mounting Pin And Clasp, 13. American Journal Of Numismatics
1917-S Rev, VF ..................................49. Fine ..............................................350. 280; VF, Cleaned, 180; XF .............239. XF ................................................299. #30, New, ANS, 2018 ........................8.
1918-S, VG, 20; Fine ..........................25. 1882-P, VF, 40; AU..............................55. 1922-P, NGC MS-62, Beautiful Obv Pin Made From A 1913 2 ½ Gold Coin 14. Robert B. Whiting Auction Catalog
1919-D, Fine, ..................................125.
1882-O/S, MS-60.............................275. Toning ............................................85.
With A Working Mounting Pin And Clasp, Of Coins And Medals Of Martin Luther
1919-S, VG ........................................26.
1882-O, AU ........................................45. 1922-D, AU, 35; MS-62, 45; MS-63, 65. XF ................................................299. And The Reformation, Hard Cover, In
1921-P, PCGS AU Details, Light Obv And 1882-S, AU, 50; MS-64, 65; VF ..........40. 1922-S, AU, 35; MS-61 ......................49.
Box Or Opium Coin Fashioned From A German, Nearly New........................10.
Rev Graffiti, 999; VG, 150; Fine......275. 1882-CC, Fine, Obv scratch ..............130. 1923-P, MS-64...................................45.
Maria Theresa Taler, XF ..................125. 15. One Coin Is Never Enough, Soft Cover,
1921-S, Fine, 150; VF, Small Area Of Rim Roll (20), 1882-CC, MS-63/MS-64 ..7500. 1923-D, MS-63, 160; AU+, 49; AU, 35; Colorado Sterling Silver Mining Token,
Damage ........................................399. XF ..................................................40.
Dime Size. Prospector With Pan And A Michael S. Shutty, Jr, Ph.D, New.......10.
1923-S, VG, 42; Fine ..........................65. 1883-P, VF, 37; XF ..............................43. 1923-S, MS-63, 80; AU+, 45; AU, 30; Pack Mule In Background. “Colorado” 16. One Hundred Greatest U.S. Error
1883-O, MS-63, 65; AU......................45.
1927-S, VG ........................................18. On Rev, XF ....................................199.
MS-61 ............................................35. Coins, Brown, Camire, Weinberg, Hard
1883-S, VF, 49; Brill. AU+, 175; AU/UNC,
1929-S, Fine ......................................20. 1924-S, MS-61, 245; Brill AU, 149; VF, Roll (40) Mixed Date BU Silver Washington Cover, New......................................40.
1933-S, XF, 55; Fine ...........................22. 399; Fine, 47; Good ........................43. Quarters .......................................229. 17. United States Early Half Dollar Die
35; VG, 38; Fine, 42; AU..................55.
1883-CC, PCGS MS-65, CAC, 565;
1935-P, AU .........................................20. 1925-P, MS-64, 75, AU, 40; MS-63, Lot (3), 1955-P Nickels Each Proof-66...30. Varieties, 1794-1836, Parsley, New .50.
MS-63, 379; NGC MS-63 ..............399. 1917-D Cent, Small Edge Clip, Good ...25. 18. Encyclopedia Of United States Silver
Beautiful Toning...............................90.
1937-D, PCGS MS-65 ......................550. 1884-P, VF, 40; XF, 50; MS-63, ..........65.
1937-S, XF.........................................20. 1925-S, MS-63, 175; AU, 50; AU/Unc, 65; 1951-D Cent, MS-62, Brockage ..........30. Dollars, 1794-1804, By Q. David
1884-O, MS-63, Obv And RevToning, 199; Fine, 39; XF .....................................45
Roll, (20), 1964-P Halves, BU ............235. Bowers, New ...................................55.
1938-P, MS-65, 99; Brill Proof-58, 250; MS-63, 65; VF, 40; XF, 50; AU .........55.
XF ..................................................25. 1926-P, AU, 42; MS-63, 60; MS-62 ....50. Roll, (40), 1964-P Quarters, BU .........240. 19. Modern Commemorative Coins,
1884-S, Brill AU, 325; VF, 40; Fine, 35; 1926-D, NGC MS-62, Reverse Spots, 140;
1939-D, ANACS, MS-64, 99; XF..........15. XF++ .............................................90. Lot (17), Various Condition $1 Silver 1982-2010, Soft Cover, By Eric Jordan,
1941-P, PCGS MS-63, Green Label .....59. AU, 65; XF ......................................35.
Certificates Ink Marked To AU...........25. New................................................10.
1884-CC, GSA Unc, Most Of Rev Colorfully 1926-S, AU, 35; XF 30; MS-62 ...........70.
1941-S, MS-63, 90; AU ......................40. Toned, 425; MS-63, 385; PCGS $100 Note, Interest Bearing Rev Stamps, 20. Coin Collector’s Survival Manuel, By
1942-P, AU .........................................19.
MS-63, ........................................395. 1927-P, VF, 40; AU, 60; XF ..................35.
XF ..................................................99. Scott Travers, Fourth Edition, Soft Cover,
1943-P, AU .........................................19.
1885-P, MS-63, 65; XF, 45; VF............40. 1927-D, Brill AU ...............................139.
$1 Series 1928 Legal Tender Note, Paper New................................................10.
1946-P, DBL Die Rev, PCGS AU-55, 175; 1885-O, XF, 45; VF, 40; AU .................50. 1927-S, Fine, 40; XF ..........................55.
Money Guaranty VF-20 ..................130. 21. What Color Are Your Assets? Guide To
XF, 80; VF .......................................65.
1885-S, Brill AU, 180; VG, 45; VF, 50; 1928-P, NGC MS-63, 675; AG, 120; AU, $1 Bank Of Chattanooga, VG ...............50. Rare Coins And Precious Metals, Larry
1946-P, Brill AU+................................25. XF ..................................................70. Obv Scratch. 160; XF, 240; Fine.....199. $1 The Merchants And Mechanics Savings Goldberg, Soft Cover, New ...............10.
1948-P, MS-63...................................25.1885-CC, PCGS MS-64+..................865. 1928-S, XF+ ......................................46.
Bank, Portsmouth, Va, VG ................25. 22. Standard Price Guide To World Crowns
1949-P, AU .........................................16.
1886-O, AU/UNC, 195; XF, 45; VF, 39; 1934-P, XF, 40; VF, 30; AU+, 75; AU ....50.$500 Note, Fine, (Going Up In Value Like And Talers, 1484-1968 By John S.
1949-S, MS-63, 70; AU, 30; AU+ .......50. AU ..................................................50. 1934-D, PCGS MS-65, 1199; AU++, 99; Crazy) .........................................1450. Davenport, Soft Cover First edition......5.
1950-P, Proof-65, 399; Brill AU ...........15. 1886-S, MS-63, 420; VF, 89; Fine, 75; XF, 40; AU 50; Fine .........................35.
Roll (20), VF/XF Walking Liberty
1951-S, AU ........................................20.
Good, 45; VG, 65; AG, 40; XF ........120. 1934-S, ANACS XF-40, 125; Choice AU, Halves ..........................................250. 23. Morgan And Peace Dollar Varieties. By
1952-P, MS-62, 18; AU ......................16. 450; VF+, Lightly Cleaned, 70; VG, 35; Lot (16), 1938-D Halves, VG ..............599. Leroy Van Allen, Soft Cover First Edition
1887-O, XF ........................................45. Fine, 50; Fine, Cleaned ....................30. 1965, ............................................15.
1953-P, Proof-66..............................160. 1887-S, Brill AU+, 90; VF, 45; XF+......57. Dateless, Smooth, Draped Bust Lg Cent,
1953-D, MS-63 ..................................16. 1935-P, NGC MS-64, 239; AU, 55; XF, 40; Counter Stamped, “G.G. Wilkins”, 24. 2007 Standard Catalog Of World
1888-P, AU .........................................46. VF ..................................................35. Coins 1901-2000, More Than 2000
1954-S, MS-63, 25; MS-61, 20; 1888-O, VF, 45; MS-63, 70; AU, 55; Fair.................................................75.
MS-64, ..........................................45. 1935-S, Fine ......................................32.
Several Class 111 Items Pages .............................................25.
Fine ................................................38. 2001-P, Buffalo, Proof-68, Heavy 25. Moneys Of The Bible, R.S. Yoeman,
1955, NGC Proof-67, 110; Proof, 66 ...75. 1888-O, Oval “O” Mint-Mark, VG .........40. Available For Sale.
1956, Proof-65, 29; MS-65, 25; AU ....15. Cameo ............................................99. Soft Cover Durst Reprint, New ..........10.
1888-S, PCGS XF-45, 185; Good, Tiny 2001-P, Buffalo, ICG, Proof-70, DCAM .119. Lot, (100) 1916-1931-PDS, Dimes AG/
1957-P, Brill AU, 15; MS-63 ................18. Rev Rim Nick, 95; Good, 100; VG, 125; 2007-W, ICG Proof-70 DCAM ............100. Fine+ ...........................................275. 26.U.S. Official ANA Grading Standards For
Coins, Fifth Edition, New ...........10.
1958-P, Brill AU, 15; MS-63, 20; Fine, 125; XF, 140; AU...................150. Lot (9) Potty Quarters And Dimes .......899.
Proof-65 .........................................35.
1889-P, XF .........................................45. TRADE DOLLARS Lot, (20) Potty Halves ......................1999. 27. Standard Catalog Of U.S. Tokens,
1959-P, Brill AU, 15; Proof-64 .............30. 1889-O, VF, 40; AU+, 70; XF...............44. 1876-S, Several Very Faint Hairlines From Roll (20) Mixed Date “S” Mint Franklin Rulau, New .....................................30.
1963-P, NGC Proof-69 Cameo ..........790. 1889-S, AU ......................................145. Old Cleaning, Sharp MS-60 ...........499. Halves, Ave Circ ............................220. 28. World Paper Money, Seventh Edition,
COMMEMORATIVES 1889-CC, VG ....................................699. 1877-S, AU ......................................325. Roll (20), 1930’s Mint-Marked Only Volume One, Hard Cover, Krause ......25.
1921 Alabama, XF ..............................99. 1890-P, AU, 39; XF .............................35. GOLD Walkers, Ave Circ, 249, Five Rolls, 29. World Paper Money, Eighth Edition,
1936 Albany, PCGS MS-64 ...............215. 1890-O, NGC MS-63, 199; MS-63, 95; $1 1850-P, XF, Obv Scrape ...............199. (100) ..........................................1225. Volume Two, Hard Cover, Krause ......25.
1936 Ark, NGC MS-64 ......................110. XF ..................................................45. $1 1853-P, MS-62 ...........................325. Mixed Date Roll (20) AU++ Franklin 30. Lincoln Cent Matte Proofs, By Kevin
1936-D, Boone, NGC MS-64 .............150. 1890-S, AU, 45; Fine ..........................39. $1 1855-O Type 11, XF++ .............1450. Halves ..........................................249. Flynn, New ......................................25.
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www.numismaticnews.net / October 12, 2021 29

 Making the
Grade
BY F. MICHAEL FAZZARI
‘True’
Technical
Grading
Explained
R
ecently in one of the third-party
grading service (TPGS) internet
coin forums, there was a discussion
about a common-date Washington quarter
graded MS-64 that did not receive a CAC
“bean” (sticker) because it was judged to
only grade About Uncirculated. I have no
connection to CAC, but I really like the
idea of their independent assessment of
third-party graded coins providing an addi-
tion layer of confirmation to a professional
grade opinion. Before going further, I’ll
remind readers that all TPGS’s and CAC
are subject to errors; however, the fact that
CAC picks coins already graded that are
“solid” for the grade must reduce any rate
of error they may have. I was also not sur-
prised to read that the owner of CAC called
the customer to discuss that coin because it
is something I do regularly at ICG for our
customers.
The reason this internet discussion is
something to write about here is CAC’s dis-
agreement with the TPGS grade and the fact
that one poster thought “technical grading”
was involved. In reality, technical grading
had nothing to do with anything, so it did
not belong in the discussion! Simply, in the
opinion of CAC graders, the quarter was
AU and not Mint State, so it did not get the
“bean.” Let’s forget about the TPGS, CAC
and the quarter for now and consider how
we got here.
At one time, many decades ago, there
was no AU grade. I’ll guarantee that most
reading this either didn’t know that or can-
not imagine such a thing. Mint State coins
were supposed to have no trace of wear. By
the time I became a professional numisma-
tist, U.S. coin dealers had added the grade
of “About Uncirculated” for those coins
with a trace of sliding friction (rub) on their
high points that disturbed the coin’s original
surface, leaving it dull. At first, AU’s were
on the line between Extremely Fine and
MS. Eventually, that fine line became much
30 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021
wider, helped by a characteristic called
“Cabinet Friction” to allow older coins with
obvious rub to still be graded Mint State.
The standard for the MS grade was still
strictly applied except by those folks who
knew the difference yet chose to ignore it –
similar to what often occurs today by many
professionals in the business. Their choice is
explained away as an evolution of the grad-
ing standards due to more acquired knowl-
edge by professional graders and “gradefla-
tion” as prices generally rose over time.
At the first coin authentication ser-
vice in the U.S., we kept internal records
of each coin’s weight and grade along
with images of both sides. When that ser-
vice was moved to Colorado, I was not
asked to go. I became employed at the
second coin authentication service, the INS
Authentication Bureau, staffed by the expe-
rienced authenticators who stayed in D.C.
To be fair, in less than a decade after the
move, the Colorado authentication team
was on par with anyone. At INSAB, we
kept similar internal records for each coin
we received. The internal grading standards
I used at both services in Washington,
D.C., were very strict. They were based
on the written standards published in Dr.
Sheldon’s book, Penny Whimsy. If you read
his original descriptions for each grade up
to Uncirculated, you will be shocked at the
amount grading has “evolved.” Eventually,
INSAB would become the first coin grad-
ing service offering free grading opinions
(our internal assessment to ID the coin) on a
separate card from our Photo Certificate of
Authenticity. Finally, after the publication of
the ANA’s grading guide, their certification
service began grading coins for a fee, so we
did the same.
I had named the strict grading system
used to identify coins “Technical Grading”
because it described a coin’s condition of
preservation from the time it was first
struck. A coin’s value or eye appeal could
not be considered. Since both are subjec-
tive and not “fixed” in time, all precision
would be lost. Thus, a coin’s technical grade
remained constant over time and relatively
easy for virtually any student of numismat-
ics to determine. We needed to be strict
because a grading system would be of no
practical use at all if one time we graded
a coin AU and the next time we called the
same coin MS-something! Unfortunately,
our true technical system was misunder-
stood and became bastardized by the sec-
ond TPGS in Colorado after they usurped
the word “technical” for the different way
they graded. Over time, we watched their
MS-65s become commercial MS-63s, and
they needed to change their grading again.
The confusion about “true” technical
The hair over the ear of an original, Mint State
Washington quarter, highly magnified (25X).
grading persists today. One poster on the
forum complained that when CAC deter-
mined a coin graded MS-64 by a major
TPGS was actually About Uncirculated,
they were using “Technical” grading.
Actually, that is not the case. CAC simply
determined that a coin with some friction
on its high points was not “market accept-
able” as a Mint State coin. In addition to not
being a strong enough specimen to meet
their standard for a solid MS-64, the coin
was over-graded. How much “friction rub”
is going to be tolerated on a coin before it
is considered to be over-graded or no lon-
ger market acceptable to professional coin
dealers and a TPGS? Who knows? I don’t
claim to know because grading is a per-
sonal thing and market grading has far too
many variables to ever remain consistent.
I do know that anyone with good eyesight
and a short amount of training can learn to
quickly spot friction rub on a coin using a
fluorescent light because that light removes
the reflected glare from its high points. I’ve
illustrated the high points of an actual Mint
State quarter with no trace of friction rub
at 25X just for your amusement, as 4X to
5X is the recommended magnification for
grading coins.
There is one thing we can know for sure:
The quarter in the internet discussion is
either AU or MS depending on the opinion
of the professionals, what they saw on the
coin and what its commercial value was
at the moment. Is there any wonder why
the simple act of assessing a coin’s condi-
tion of preservation from the time it was
struck can be so difficult for most collectors
today? The originally devised true technical
grading system eliminated virtually all of
the subjectivity there is and that’s why – as
plainly stated several times in the internet
discussion: “Technical grading is an old,
obsolete system that did not work in the
commercial coin market.”
I’ll add an “AMEN” to that! ◆
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1793 BENT CAP BUNCH LEAVES
VF20 PCGS ......................12,500.
1797 1 ABOVE 1 FAIR2 NGC ....300.
1800 EF40 PCGS ....................900.
1804 PLAIN 4 STEMLESS
EF40 PCGS ...........................490.
1804 CR 4 NO STEMS
AU58 PCGS .......................1,400.
1804 SPIKED CHIN
EF45 PCGS ...........................600.
EF40 ANACS .........................550.
1806 SMALL 6 NO STEMS
EF40 PCGS ...........................475.
EF45 ANACS .........................525.
1807 C-1 VF35 BRN NGC .......400.
1809 EF40 PCGS ....................230.
VF35 NGC .............................285.
1809/6 9 OVER INVERTED 9
AU55 BRN NGC ....................875.
AU58 BRN NGC..................1,200.
1809 CIRCLE INSIDE 0
VF20 PCGS ...........................500.
1811 VF30 PCGS .................3,100.
1825 AU50 PCGS....................500.
AU55 BRN NGC.....................550.
1828 12 STARS C-2 AU55BN
NGC......................................700.
1828 13 STARS AU50 PCGS ...260.
MS63 BRN NGC ....................600.
1829 C-1 AU50 NGC...............250.
1833 AU58 PCGS....................330.
MS64 RB NGC ...................1,400.
AU58 BRN NGC.....................330.
1835 EF45 PCGS ....................150.
AU53 PCGS...........................250.
1849 AU55 PCGS....................375.
1850 EF45 PCGS ....................700.
1850 AU55 PCGS.................1,100.
C-1 AU58 NGC...................1,000.
MS61 BRN NGC .................1,600.
1853 MS61 BRN NGC .............375.
MS64 BRN NGC ....................600.
1853 C-1 AU58 BRN NGC.......250.
1854 AU50 PCGS....................200.
1855 MS63 RED PCGS ........1,150.
MS64 BRN NGC ....................650.
AU58 ANACS ........................225.
1857 MS63 BRN NGC .............700.
COLONIAL COINS
1787 MASSACHUSETTS HALF
CENT VF30 BRN NGC ...........800.
1788 MASSACHUSETTS PERIOD
G06 PCGS ............................250.
VG08 BRN NGC.....................275.
1785 CONNECTICUT MAILED BUST
RIGHT F15 BRN NGC ............375.
1787 MAILED BUST LEFT
G4 PCGS ..............................150.
1787 CONNECTICUT MAILED
LEFT HORNED EF45 REDBOOK
PCGS .................................1,200.
1878/8 CONNECTICUT BUST
LEFT VF30 REDBOOK
PAGE 64 NGC ....................1,500.
1787 NJERSY CAMEL HEAD
VF25 PCGS ...........................700.
(1792-94) KENTUCKY TOKEN,
PLAIN EDGE EF40 NGC.........350.
1787 VERMONT CU BRITANNIA
VF30 PCGS ...........................550.
1787 FUGIO CINQ STATES UNITED
G4 PCGS ..............................550.
1787 FUGIO NEW HAVEN
RESTRIKE MS62 NGC ........2,000.
WASHINGTON DOUBLE HEAD
MILITARY BUST (UNDATED)
VF25 BRN NGC .....................260.
AU53 BRN NGC.....................700.
TOKENS
1789 MOTT, THICK PL EDGE VF25
PCGS ....................................390.
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1793 CHAIN AMERICA OLD
SQUARE, PLUGGED HOLE VF
DETAILS ..........................13,000.
1794 HEAD OF 94
VF30 PCGS........................2,900.
1795 PLAIN EDGE G04 PCGS..525.
1796 LIHERTY G4 NGC ........1,475.
1802 F15 PCGS ......................450.
EF40 PCGS ........................1,700.
1802 S-225 VF20 PCGS .........575.
1804 GENUINE SIGNIFICANT
DAMAGE-VG DETAILS
PCGS.................................1,400.
1805 EF45 PCGS .................1,800.
VF20 NGC.............................600.
1807/6 LARGE 7 VF30 PCGS.. 1,050.
1809 VG08 ANACS .................650.
1811 VF20 PCGS .................1,550.
1813 F12 BRN NGC ................625.
1814 PLAIN 4 EF45 BRN
NGC...................................2,400.
1814 CROSSLET 4 G04 PCGS..160.
F12 PCGS.............................550.
1817 13 STARS AU58 PCGS ...800.
1817 15 STARS VF25 PCGS....500.
EF40 PCGS ...........................900.
1818 MS63 RB ANACS ........1,100.
1824 VF25 PCGS ....................415.
1826/5 VF20 PCGS.................600.
1827 F12 PCGS ......................135.
1834 SMALL 8 LRG STARS MED
LET VF20 PCGS ....................125.
1835 SMALL 8, STARS
VF20 PCGS...........................190.
1839/6 F15 PCGS................2,100.
1840 SMALL DATE MS61 BN
NGC...................................1,000.
1840 LARGE DATE MS65 BRN
PCGS CAC .........................3,950.
1841 VF25 PCGS ....................195.
AU58 PCGS...........................775.
MS64 BRN PCGS ...............2,200.
1843 PETITE HEAD/LARGE
LETTERS AU58 BRN NGC......975.
1844/81 AU50 NGC .............1,100.
1846 SMALL DATE VF20 PCGS..75.
VF30 PCGS .............................90.
1846 TALL DATE N-25
EF40 PCGS ........................3,250.
1849 EF45 PCGS ....................150.
AU50 PCGS...........................220.
AU55BN NGC........................300.
1850 MS64 RED PCGS ........2,200.
1851 AU50 PCGS....................220.
1851/81 VF30 PCGS...............250.
1852 EF45 PCGS ....................150.
AU58 PCGS...........................210.
1852 40° ROTATED DIES
MS64+BN PCGS...................750.
1853 EF40 PCGS ......................95.
AU50 PCGS...........................220.
MS63 RB PCGS ....................550.
MS64 BRN NGC....................575.
MS65 RB NGC ...................1,400.
1854 AU50 PCGS....................220.
1854 N-20 MS63BN PCGS ..1,100.
1855 UPRIGHT 55 MS66 RB
NGC...................................2,400.
1855 KNOB 5 EF45 PCGS .......275.
AU50 PCGS...........................360.
1856 SLANTED 5 AU58 NGC...225.
1857 SMALL DATE
EF40 PCGS ...........................400.
EF45 PCGS ...........................415.
AU55 BRN NGC.....................500.
AU58 BRN NGC.....................600.
MS62 BRN NGC....................700.
TWO CENT
1864 SMALL MOTTO
F12 PCGS.............................450.
AU55 PCGS CAC ................1,600.
G06 BRN NGC.......................275.
VF20 ANACS.........................550.
1864 LARGE MOTTO.
MS63 RB PCGS ....................270.
MS65 RB PCGS CAC.............690.
MS63 RED NGC ....................500.
MS65 RB NGC ......................575.
1865 MS64 RB PCGS .............425.
MS64 RB NGC ......................425.
MS65 RB NGC ......................575.
MS66+ RB NGC.................3,400.
1867 MS63 RB PCGS .............390.
1867 PRF64 RED PCGS .......1,675.
1868 MS64 RED PCGS ........1,700.
MS64 RB NGC ......................700.
1869 AU55 PCGS....................175.
MS66 RB PCGS .................3,400.
1869 PRF64 RED PCGS .......1,200.
1870 VF30 PCGS ....................135.
MS62 BRN PCGS ..................360.
MS65 RB PCGS CAC..........2,400.
MS64 RB NGC ......................900.
1871 VF35 PCGS ....................165.
EF45 PCGS ...........................200.
MS63 BRN NGC....................450.
G06 ANACS ............................65.
VF30 ANACS.........................165.
1871 PRF65 RB PCGS .........1,200.
1872 G04 PCGS......................450.
VF20 PCGS ...........................750.
AU50 PCGS........................1,900.
EF40 BN NGC ....................1,250.
1872 PRF62 RB NGC ...........1,100.
1873 CLOSED 3 PR64RB
PCGS CAC .........................4,150.
THREE CENT SILVER
1851-O MS62 ORIG PCGS ...1,000.
MS64 WHITE PCGS............1,950.
MS64+ WHTIE PCGS .........2,300.
AU58 WHITE NGC .................700.
1853 MS66 WH/LT NGC ......1,350.
1855 MS65 WH/LT PCGS
CAC...................................6,700.
1856 MS63 ORIG PCGS CAC...720.
AU50 WH/LT ANACS .............235.
1858 MS62 WH/LT NGC .........550.
1860 AU58 TONED NGC .........330.
1860 PRF63 WHITE PCGS.......975.
1861 PRF64 WH/LT PCGS....1,200.
1862/1 MS66 WH/LT PCGS .1,800.
1862 PRF64 TONED PCGS...1,250.
1863 MS64 WHITE PCGS
CAC...................................3,900.
1864 PRF66 CAMEO WHITE
PCGS.................................5,750.
1866 PRF64 TONED PCGS...1,500.
1867 PRF63 TONED PCGS...1,200.
PRF64 BEAUTIFUL TONING
PCGS.................................1,700.
1868 MS61 WH/LT NGC ......5,500.
1868 PRF66 COLORFUL TONING
PCGS CAC .........................2,300.
1868 PRF67 CAMEO BEAUTIFUL
TONING PCGS..................15,500.
1869 MS65 WHITE NGC.......8,000.
1869/’8’ PRF64 TONED
PCGS.................................7,750.
1870 MS63 TONED PCGS....2,500.
1870 PRF63 TONED PCGS...1,300.
1871 MS61 ORIG PCGS .......1,300.
THREE CENT NICKEL
1865 MS64 PCGS...................295.
MS65 PCGS..........................500.
MS62 NGC............................170.
MS64 NGC............................295.
1866 MS64 NGC.....................295.
MS65 NGC............................690.
1867 MS63 PCGS...................220.
MS65 PCGS..........................600.
MS64 NGC............................300.
1868 AU55 PCGS....................100.
MS64 PCGS..........................285.
MS65 PCGS..........................550.
1869 AU53 PCGS....................100.
MS63 PCGS..........................250.
MS65 PCGS..........................870.
1869 PRF65 CAMEO WHITE
NGC......................................800.
1870 AU53 PCGS....................110.
MS64 PCGS..........................350.
1870 PRF63 PCGS..................350.
PRF65 PCGS.........................800.
1871 MS65+ PCGS CAC.........950.
1872 AU50 PCGS....................120.
MS63 PCGS..........................340.
1872 PRF65 NGC....................650.
1873 CLOSED 3 MS63 PCGS ..475.
MS62 NGC............................425.
MS65 NGC.........................1,050.
1873 CLOSED 3 PRF64 NGC...400.
PRF66 CAMEO NGC ...........1,450.
1873 OPEN 3 EF45 PCGS .......110.
1874 MS64 PCGS...................500.
1874 PRF65 PCGS..................600.
PRF66 PCGS.........................625.
1875 MS65 PCGS...................900.
1876 PRF63 NGC...................330.
1877 PRF66 PCGS CAC .......4,500.
PRF66 CAMEO NGC CAC ...4,500.
1878 PRF65 PCGS..................975.
PRF64 NGC...........................800.
PRF66 CAMEO NGC ...........1,200.
1879 MS66 NGC CAC ..........1,700.
1879 PRF64 PCGS..................400.
PRF65 PCGS.........................500.
PRF65 PCGS CAC .................575.
PRF66 PCGS.........................750.
PRF64 NGC...........................400.
1880 MS63 PCGS...................575.
MS65 PCGS..........................900.
MS65+ PCGS ....................1,050.
MS66 PCGS.......................1,100.
1880 PRF65 PCGS................500.
PRF66 NGC...........................600.
1881 MS65 PCGS CAC ...........900.
MS64 NGC............................325.
1881 PRF61 NGC....................270.
1882 MS64 PCGS................1,250.
AU50 NGC ............................440.
1882 PRF63 NGC....................475.
PRF65 NGC...........................610.
1883 EF40 PCGS ....................800.
MS64 PCGS.......................5,500.
1883 PRF66 PCGS..................700.
PRF67 PCGS......................1,150.
1885 MS64 PCGS................9,000.
1886 PRF64 PCGS..................475.
1887 VF30 PCGS ....................750.
1888 AU50 PCGS....................225.
AU53 PCGS...........................235.
MS65 PCGS..........................725.
1888 PRF64 PCGS..................490.
1889 MS63 PCGS...................510.
MS65 PCGS..........................725.
MS65 NGC............................725.
1889 PRF64 NGC....................480.
PRF65 NGC...........................750.
THREE CENT NICKEL
PATTERN
1869 J-676 PRF55 NGC ......1,150.
SHIELD NICKEL
1866 RAYS VF30 NGC.............135.
MS65 NGC.........................1,750.
1866 PRF65 ULTRA CAMEO
NGC...................................9,700.
1867 RAYS AU50 PCGS ..........325.
MS62 NGC............................590.
1867 NO RAYS EF45 PCGS .....110.
AU50 PCGS...........................145.
1868 AU50 PCGS....................145.
AU53 PCGS...........................150.
MS61 PCGS..........................225.
MS66 PCGS.......................1,575.
MS64 ANACS........................400.
1868 RPD AU53 PCGS ............175.
1869 EF40 PCGS ......................95.
AU50 PCGS...........................155.
MS65 PCGS..........................850.
1870 PRF64 PCGS..................600.
PRF66+ CAMEO PCGS.......2,400.
1872 VF30 PCGS ....................135.
EF45 PCGS ...........................190.
1874 MS66+ PCGS CAC......5,250.
1875 MS64 PCGS...................750.
1875 PRF62 CAMEO NGC .......450.
PRF64 NGC...........................600.
1876 VF30 PCGS ....................165.
VF20 NGC.............................150.
MS61 NGC............................320.
EF45 ANACS.........................215.
1876 PRF65 PCGS..................750.
PRF64 CAMEO NGC ..............700.
1878 PRF63 PCGS...............1,500.
PRF66 CAMEO PCGS CAC..2,500.
PRF67+ PCGS CAC............3,900.
1879 PRF66 PCGS...............1,450.
1879/8 PRF66 CAM PCGS ...2,000.
1881 EF40 ANACS..................725.
1881 PRF63 PCGS..................450.
1882 VF20 PCGS ......................65.
EF45 PCGS .............................95.
AU53 PCGS...........................150.
AU55 PCGS...........................155.
MS63 PCGS..........................255.
MS64 NGC............................325.
1882 PRF66 CAM PCGS CAC . 1,400.
1883 EF45 PCGS ....................110.
AU50 PCGS...........................145.
AU53 PCGS...........................150.
MS64 PCGS..........................375.
MS65 PCGS..........................750.
MS61 NGC............................190.
MS64 NGC............................375.
1883 PRF65 NGC....................500.
PRF65 NGC...........................650.
BUST HALF DIME
1829 EF45 ORIG NGC .............275.
1830 MS63 WH/LT PCGS.....1,000.
MS65 ORIG PCGS CAC.......2,900.
VF30 ORIG NGC ....................175.
1831 VF25 ORIG NGC .............160.
MS64 NICE TONING PCGS .1,600.
VF30 ORIG NGC ....................175.
1832 AU53 ORIG PCGS ...........335.
MS63 COLORFUL TONONG
PCGS .................................1,000.
VF25 ORIG NGC ....................160.
AU53 ORIG NGC....................335.
AU58 ORIG NGC....................450.
1833 MS65 WH/LT
PCGS CAC .........................3,000.
VF25 ORIG NGC ....................160.
1834 MS66 WH/LT PCGS.....5,400.
1834 UNC DETAILS HOLE
PCGS GENUINE .....................190.
1835 VF35 ORIG NGC .............185.
EF45 ORIG NGC ....................235.
1836 EF40 PCGS ....................215.
VF30 ORIG NGC ....................175.
1836 LARGE 5C MS63 WHITE
PCGS .................................1,000.
L & C continued
 SEATED HALF DIME
1837 NO STARS, LARGE DATE
EF45 ORIG PCGS ..................400.
AU50 WHITE PCGS ...............500.
EF45 ORIG NGC ....................400.
AU50 ORIG NGC....................500.
1838 SMALL STARS
AU50 NGC ............................350.
1839 AU55 ORIG NGC.............300.
1840 NO DRAPERY MS64 NICE
COLOR PCGS.......................870.
1841 AU50 WHITE PCGS.........190.
1844-O VF30 TONED PCGS .1,200.
1846 VF30 PCGS CAC..........4,200.
1848-O AU55 ANACS..............475.
1849/6 AU53 PCGS ................450.
1853 ARROWS
MS62 TONED NGC................275.
1853 NO ARROWS
EF45 ORIG PCGS CAC...........590.
AU53 TONED PCGS...............850.
1856 MINTAGE OF ONLY 50 PRF63
LIGHT TEA COLOR PCGS....4,500.
1856-O AU53 TONED NGC......325.
1857 AU55 ORIG NGC.............170.
1857-O AU53 ORIG NGC.........235.
AU55 WHITE NGC .................250.
AU55 ORIG ANACS................250.
1858 MS66 WHITE PCGS.....1,100.
1858-O AU58 ORIG NGC.........275.
1859 PRF65 LIGHT TONING
PCGS.................................2,500.
1859-O AU58 TONED PCGS....350.
1860 MS64 WH/LT NGC .........500.
1862 PR65 TONED PCGS.....1,350.
1863 EF40 WH/LT PCGS.........850.
AU50 WHITE PCGS ............1,050.
MS62 WHITE PCGS............1,500.
EF40 ORIG ANACS ................850.
MS63 LIGHT GOLD TONING
NGC...................................1,750.
1863-S AU53 WHITE PCGS .....675.
AU58 ORIG PCGS..................825.
1865-S EF40 ORIG PCGS........600.
EF40 ORIG NGC ....................600.
1867 MS64 WH/LT NGC ......2,150.
1868 MS62 TONED PCGS.......900.
1868-S MS64 WH/LT
PCGS CAC .........................1,000.
1870 MS63 ORIG NGC............435.
1872 MS62 PCGS...................275.
1873 AU58 ORIG NGC.............155.
1873 PR65 TONED PCGS.....1,300.
BUST DIME
1814 STATESOF F12
PCGS CAC .........................1,100.
VF30 WHITE PCGS.............1,600.
1820 STATESOF VF30 ORIG
NGC......................................900.
1824/2 VF20 WH/LT PCGS......640.
VF25 ORIG PCGS ..................650.
1835 VF35 ORIG PCGS ...........200.
EF40 ORIG PCGS ..................300.
SEATED DIME
1837 NO STARS LARGE DATE
AU50 ORIG NGC....................900.
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of actual size.
1838 LARGE STARS 1881 MS64 WHITE PCGS.....1,250. 1850-O EF45 ORIG NGC .........850. BUST HALF
AU55 ORIG PCGS..................425. 1881 PRF64 WHITE NGC.........850. 1853 ARROWS & RAYS
MS62 TONED NGC................725. 1883 MS64 WH/LT PCGS........475. EF40 WH/LT PCGS................225. 1795 AG03 ORIG PCGS ........1,100.
1838-O NO STARS 1883 PRF63 WH/LT PCGS.......575. MS64 LIGHT PCGS.............4,900. VG10 ORIG PCGS ...............2,700.
VF20 ORIG PCGS ..................525. 1885 MS66 TONED PCGS.......950. 1853-O ARROWS EF45 ORIG 1803 EF40 ORIG NGC ..........2,100.
EF45 WHITE NGC...............1,000. 1885 PR66 TONED PCGS.....1,500. ANACS..................................600. 1805 AU50 ORIG NGC ..........6,000.
1841-O AU50 WHITE PCGS.....320. 1886 MS63 WH/LT PCGS........300. 1854 AU53 ORIG NGC.............310. 1806 PT 6/NO STEMS
1842-O VF20 ORIG PCGS........240. 1887 MS63 WH/LT PCGS........320. 1854-O HUGE O AG03 PCGS...800. VF20 ORIG PCGS CAC ...........875.
EF40 ORIG PCGS ..................540. MS66 TONED PCGS..............950. G06 ORIG PCGS.................1,750. 1806/5 O-103 LARGE STARS
1843 AU53 ORIG NGC.............250. 1889-S AU55 WHITE PCGS .....300. 1855 AU58 ORIG PCGS...........600. VF20 ORIG PCGS ..................950.
1843-O VG8 ORIC NGC ...........330. MS65 WHITE NGC .............2,950. 1855-S EF40 ORIG PCGS.....1,200. 1808 O-103 AU50 ORIG NGC . 1,350.
1844 G04 ORIG PCGS.............275. MS66 BEAUTIFUL TONING 1856-O AU50 ORIG PCGS .......565. 1809 F12 ORIG PCGS .............250.
VF20 ORIG PCGS ..................575. NGC...................................5,500. 1857-O AU50 ORIG PCGS .......575. EF40 ORIG NGC ....................675.
EF40 ORIG PCGS CAC........1,200. 1890 MS64 ORIG PCGS CAC...490. EF45 ORIG NGC ....................350.
1811 O-104a AU58 WHITE
VF35 ORIG NGC ....................875. 1890-S MS62 TONED PCGS ...365. 1857-S VF30 ORIG PCGS........950. PCGS CAC .........................3,000.
VG10 ORIG ANACS................400. MS64 WHITE PCGS............1,000. 1858-S VF25 ORIG PCGS.....1,600.
1845-O VG08 ORIG PCGS .......190. 1891 RPD F-108 AU50 ANACS . 125. 1811/10 AU58 TONED PCGS.. 5,150.
VF30 ORIG PCGS ...............2,200. 1812 O-105 AU58 ORIG
F15 ORIG NGC ......................330. 1891-S MS63 WHITE PCGS ....375. VG08 ORIG NGC....................525.
1846 VG10 WHITE NGC ..........800. PCGS .................................1,750.
TWENTY CENT PIECE 1859 MS64 WH/LT PCGS.....1,400. 1813 EF45 WH/LT PCGS .........625.
1850-O SMALL o F-103 1859-O EF45 ORIG PCGS........590.
VF20 PCGS ...........................300. 1813 50C/UNI VF25 ORIG
1852-O EF45 ORIG NGC .........500. 1859-S VF25 ORIG PCGS.....1,800. PCGS ....................................550.
1854-O ARROWS F12 ORIG NGC ...................1,100. 1814 EF45 TONED NGC .......1,050.
AU55 ORIG PCGS..................400. 1860-O EF40 ORIG PCGS........280. 1814/3 VF20 ORIG PCGS ........525.
1856 LARGE DATE 1860-S FR02 ORIG PCGS........500.
1861 MS65 WHITE PCGS.....2,400. EF40 ORIG PCGS ...............1,150.
VF20 ORIG PCGS ..................155. EF40 ORIG NGC .................1,150.
1856-S F12 ORIG ANACS........900. 1861-S VG08 ORIG PCGS ....1,050.
1862 PRF65 CAMEO WHITE MS63 ORIG NGC ..............11,500.
1858 AU53 ORIG PCGS...........240. 1814 E/A VF20 ORIG PCGS .....575.
1858-O AU55 ORIG PCGS .......575. NGC...................................4,800.
1875 EF40 ORIG PCGS ...........500. 1864 PRF62 WH/LT NGC .....1,200. VF25 ORIG PCGS ..................585.
AU55 WHITE PCGS ...............575. EF45 ORIG PCGS ...............1,675.
1858-S VF35 ORIG PCGS.....1,400. MS63 TONED NGC.............1,900. 1865-S VF20 WH/LT PCGS .....900.
EF40 WH/LT PCGS.............1,550. 1875 PRF64 TONED NGC.....3,100. 1867 VF25 WH/LT PCGS......1,500. 1814 E/A AU DETAILS, PCGS
1859 MPD F-103 EF45 PCGS ..375. 1875-CC VF25 ORIG PCGS......540. 1868-S VF35 ORIG PCGS.....1,100. GENUINE, CLEANED ...........4,000.
1859-S VF25 ORIG PCGS.....1,800. VF35 ORIG PCGS ..................690. VF30 ORIG NGC ....................975. 1817/3 EF45 ORIG NGC .......1,975.
1860-O VG10 ORIG PCGS ....1,900. 1875-S G06 ORIG NGC ...........150. 1869-S VF20 ORIG PCGS........800. 1818 EF45 ORIG PCGS ...........550.
AU53 ORIG NGC...............11,000. VG08 ORIG NGC....................175. 1870 VF30 ORIG PCGS ...........400. 1818/7 O-102a SMALL 8 AU50
1861 PRF62 WHITE PCGS.......600. AU58 TONED NGC ................625. 1871 PRF64 CAMEO PCGS ..1,850. ORIG PCGS ........................1,600.
1862-S VF20 ORIG PCGS........625. 1876 MS62 TONED NGC......1,500. 1872 EF45 TONED PCGS ........460. 1818/7 O-102 SMALL 8 AU58
1863-S VF30 ORIG PCGS CAC .700. 1878 PRF63 WHITE PCGS....4,700. 1872 PRF64 TONED PCGS...1,100. ORIG NGC ..........................3,500.
EF40 ORIG PCGS ...............1,100. PRF65 CAMEO WHITE 1873 OPEN 3 NO ARROWS 1823 PATCHED 3 AU50 ORIG
1864-S F12 ORIG PCGS..........300. PCGS...............................12,500. F12 ORIG NGC......................300. PCGS .................................1,750.
VF30 ORIG PCGS ..................500. 1873 ARROWS
BUST QUARTER 1823 O-101 BROKEN 3 AU50 ORIG
VF35 ORIG PCGS ..................650. AU58 ORIG NGC....................875. PCGS CAC .........................2,100.
1865-S F12 ORIG PCGS..........475. 1873-S ARROWS
1823 O-106a VF25 ORIG NGC..350.
F15 ORIG PCGS ....................520. F15 ORIG PCGS ....................290. 1826 AU58 WHITE PCGS......1,000.
VF20 ORIG PCGS ..................775. VF35 WH/LT PCGS................400.
1827 SQUARE BASE 2 AU DETAILS
VF35 ORIG PCGS ...............1,000. 1876-CC EF45 ORIG PCGS......275. PCGS GRADED CLEANED ......400.
1866 PRF65 CAMEO LIGHT
1876-S MS63 TONED NGC .....700. 1827 CURLED 2 O-146 AU58 ORIG
NGC...................................2,200. 1877 MS65 WHITE PCGS.....1,500.
1866-S VF30 ORIG NGC..........600. NGC...................................2,000.
1877-CC AU50 TONED PCGS..450. 1828 SQUARE BASE 2, SMALL 8’S,
1867-S VF25 ORIG PCGS........475. AU55 WHITE PCGS ...............490.
VF20 ORIG NGC ....................425. AU58 WH/LT PCGS ...............600. LARGE LETTERS AU53 WH/LT
1804 AG DETAILS PLUGGED PCGS ....................................550.
1868-S VF25 ORIG PCGS CAC .400. ORIG NGC..........................2,000. EF45 ORIG NGC ....................300.
VF35 ORIG PCGS ..................500. MS63 WHITE NGC .............1,400. 1830 SMALL 0 EF40 ORIG
1805 VG08 ORIG NGC.............725. PCGS ....................................225.
1871-S AU50 ORIG 1878-CC F15 ORIG PCGS........225.
PCGS CAC .........................1,250. 1807 VF20 ORIG PCGS ........1,700. 1830 O-107 AU58 ORIG
1825/3 EF40 WH/LT NGC ....1,350. EF40 ORIG PCGS ..................320.
1873 ARROWS MS64 TONED PCGS...........2,100. PCGS CAC .........................1,300.
EF40 ORIG PCGS ..................200. 1825/4/2 VG10 ORIG ANACS ..300. 1831 EF40 ORIG PCGS ...........225.
1825/4/2 G04 ORIG PCGS.......190. 1879 VF25 ORIG PCGS ...........600.
EF45 ORIG PCGS ..................225. MS64 WHITE PCGS............1,500. 1832 VF20 ORIG NGC .............125.
MS64 WHITE PCGS............1,400. 1832 AU53 ORIG NGC.............775.
1834 AU55 ORIG PCGS...........950. MS65 TONED PCGS...........2,700. AU55 WH/LT PCGS ...............525.
AU55 ORIG NGC....................375. 1880 EF40 ORIG PCGS ...........700. 1833 VF35 ORIG PCGS ...........175.
1874 ARROWS 1835 VF20 ORIG PCGS ...........225.
AU53 TONED NGC ................800. MS66 WHITE PCGS............3,200. 1834 SMALL DATE, SMALL
MS60 WHITE NGC ................500. 1880 PRF65 BEAUTIFUL LETTERS AU55 ORIG ANACS..590.
1875 PRF65 TONED PCGS...1,100. 1838 MS64 ORIG NGC.........7,000.
1876 EF45 ORIG PCGS .............95. TONING PCGS....................1,600. 1834 O-112 AU58 ORIG
1876 PRF64 TONED NGC........775. SEATED QUARTER c
1882 PRF63 TONED PCGS......800. PCGS CAC .........................1,300.
1876-CC MS64 TONED 1883 PRF62 TONED PCGS......700. 1837 REEDED EDGE EF40 ORIG
PCGS.................................1,200. PRF63 TONED PCGS.............900. PCGS ....................................325.
MS65 TONED PCGS...........1,550. PRF65 ORIG PCGS .............1,900. AU55 ORIG NGC....................750.
1877-CC MS65 NICE TONING PRF64 CAMEO WHITE NGC .1,350. 1839 REEDED EDGE LG AU55
NGC...................................2,150. 1885 EF45 WHITE PCGS .........975. LIGHT GOLD TONE ANACS ....725.
1878 MS64+ WHITE PCGS .....700. MS63 TONED NGC.............1,500. BUST 50C
1878 PRF65 TONED NGC.....1,900. 1886 PRF66 CAMEO WHITE
NGC...................................2,750.
BY OVERTON NUMBER
1878-CC EF40 ORIG PCGS......750. 1808 O-103 AU50 ORIG NGC . 1,350.
1879 MS65 WHITE PCGS.....1,100. 1887 VF35 ORIG PCGS ...........950.
1839 NO DRAPERY EF40 ORIG PCGS ...............1,000. 1811 O-104a AU58 WHITE PCGS
MS66 WHITE PCGS............1,300. CAC ...................................3,000.
1879 PRF63 WH/LT PCGS.......750. F15 ORIG PCGS ....................160. MS62 TONED PCGS...........1,300.
1840 DRAPERY MS67 WHITE NGC .............5,000. 1812 O-105 AU58 ORIG
PRF63 CAMEO WHITE PCGS..1,000. PCGS .................................1,750.
PRF64 BEAUTIFUL TONING EF40 ORIG PCGS ..................500. 1887 PRF64 WHITE PCGS....1,500.
PCGS....................................830. 1841-O EF45 ORIG PCGS........500. PRF65 TONED PCGS..........1,700. 1814 E/A VF20 ORIG PCGS .....575.
PRF64 BEAUTIFUL TONING MS60 WH/LT PCGS ...........1,150. 1889 VF20 WH/LT PCGS.........750. VF25 ORIG PCGS ..................585.
NGC......................................830. 1842-O SMALL DATE 1888 PRF66 CAMEO BRIGHT AU DETAILS, PCGS GENUINE,
1880 EF40 ORIG PCGS ...........700. F15 ORIG PCGS .................1,900. WHITE PCGS......................3,000. CLEANED...........................4,000.
AU53 WH/LT PCGS ...............875. 1844-O VF30 WH/LT PCGS .....225. 1889 MS65 WHITE PCGS.....2,300. 1817 O-108A EF40 ORIG
MS64 COLORFUL TONING AU58 WHITE NGC ..............1,700. 1890 EF45 ORIG PCGS ...........600. PCGS .................................1,250.
PCGS.................................1,100. 1847-O VF35 ORIG PCGS........900. MS63 WHITE PCGS............1,200. 1818/7 O-102a SMALL 8 AU50
1880 PRF64 WH/LT NGC .....1,125. EF40 ORIG PCGS ...............1,250. AU53 WH/LT NGC CAC..........525. ORIG PCGS ........................1,600.
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Morelan Buys Eliasberg 1894-S Dime
$1.8 Million Completes
‘Numismatic Trifecta
A
n 1894 San Francisco Mint sil-
ver dime that once belonged
to a legendary collector known
as “The King of Coins” has
been acquired by Legend
Numismatics of Lincroft, N.J., for $1.8
million. It is a record price for this partic-
ular example of the nine known surviving
1894-S dimes.
The branch mint proof, graded PCGS
PR-65+ BM CAC, was acquired by
Legend on behalf of prominent collec-
tor Bruce Morelan from dealers John
Albanese and Kevin Lipton. Albanese,
co-founder of Certified Acceptance
Corporation (CAC), called it his favorite
1894-S dime because “it has the stron-
gest, most collector-friendly eye appeal.”
“Bruce Morelan now owns the trifecta
of United States numismatics: an 1804
Draped Bust dollar, a 1913 Liberty Head
nickel and an 1894-S Barber dime,”
said Laura Sperber, president of Legend
Numismatics. “We are looking at the pos-
sibilities of exhibiting all three together
at a major show.”
Among this 1894-S dime’s prominent
previous owners was Baltimore finan-
cier and civic leader Louis E. Eliasberg,
Sr., who became known as “The King
New So-Called Dollar Section in Latest ‘Mega Red’
A new section of “so-called dol-
lars,” those from the 1876 Centennial
Exposition, make an appearance in the
latest edition of the “Mega Red” book, the
deluxe edition of A Guide Book of United
States Coins, from Whitman Publishing.
So-called dollars are U.S. medals about
the size of a silver dollar struck to com-
memorate events in the United States his-
tory. More than 750 varieties are known,
half of which are associated with a fair
or exposition; the others commemorate
important events in American history.
Contributing author Jeff Shevlin, an
expert on so-called dollars, has incorpo-
rated a different section on these medals
34 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021
This Eliasberg provenance 1894-S dime, graded PCGS PR-65+ CAC, is now in the collection of
Bruce Morelan after being acquired for him by Legend Numismatics for $1.8 million, a record
price for this particular example. (Images courtesy Professional Coin Grading Service.)
of Coins” for assembling before his
death in 1976 an example of every
date, metal, denomination and mintmark
United States coin known to collectors
at the time.
“I’m very excited at the opportu-
nity to own this magnificent coin,” said
Morelan. “It joins the 1804 Class I dol-
lar and 1913 Liberty Head nickel in my
collection. Very few collectors have ever
owned all of the top three most famous
American rarities, and I’m proud to join
that very exclusive group that includes
Eliasberg, Col. E.H.R. Green and Dr.
Jerry Buss.”
Mint records indicate that just 24
dimes were struck at the San Francisco
into each edition of the Mega Red. The
latest edition covers the 1876 Centennial
Exposition. More than 80 medals are
depicted, along with photos, values and
rarity information, many of which have
never been cataloged before, according
to Shevlin.
“As America gears up for its 250th
anniversary of independence in 2026,
it’s interesting to look back 150 years
to the Centennial Exposition of 1876,”
said Dennis Tucker, Whitman publisher.
“How did we celebrate and remember
our freedom then? Jeff Shevlin shows
us with a beautifully illustrated dis-
play of So-Called Dollars of the Expo,
Mint in 1894, and today only nine of
them are known to still exist.
This was the third 1894-S dime
acquired for collectors by Legend since
the company’s founding in 1987.
“When I started in the coin business in
1978, I dreamed of handling maybe one
1894-S dime,” said Sperber. “I did not
think I would ever handle three of them;
the so-called Ice Cream example, the
Simpson coin and now Eliasberg! Even
though the Simpson example is graded
a little higher, PR-66, this latest 1894-S
dime has always been the best looking
in my opinion. It’s an honor to handle
such an important piece of numismatic
history.” ◆
many of them designed to honor George
Washington and to commemorate battles
won and American successes achieved
since. ‘See How We Prosper’ was a motto
used on many of the medals – a reminder
today that we might not yet have a perfect
union, but we’re always getting closer,
and we prosper while we continue to
seek it.”
For more on this latest 7th edition of
the Mega Red, visit whitman.com/mega-
red-7th-edition/.
For more information on the 1876
Centennial Exposition medals and
other so-called dollars, visit www.
So-CalledDollar.com. ◆
 Rare 1933 Inaugural “W” For President Scarce WWII Japanese “Wings”
Button / Souvenir (2004)
The first inaugura- These metal jewelry lapel pins
tion of Franklin De- were issued for George W.
lano Roosevelt was Bush’s presidential re-election
held on Saturday campaign in 2004. In mint condition and in
March 4, 1933. This original wrappers, we offer these as follows:...
inauguration was One Lapel Pin .95¢
made possible by Ten Lapel Pins $7.95
Roosevelt’s land- One Hundred Lapel Pins $49.50
slide victory over
We have just purchased a large collection of
Republican incum- 1943 Steel Cent Rolls Japanese World War II items that included
bent Herbert Hoover
in the 1932 presiden-
Fifty Coins Per Roll these naval officer’s “wings”. Constructed of
silk-wrapped cardboard embroidered in
tial election. As a 1943 Philadelphia.....$9.95 silk/cotton and tinsel wire threads with
memento of this his- 1943 Denver...............$12.95 treated paper backing, these “wings” are in ex-
toric day, we have 1943 San Francisco...$14.95 cellent condition. We offer the following:
obtained a very rare
One of Each Roll.........$34.50 Officer Pilot Wing with
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So scarce, this is the second of its kind we have Seaborne Officer’s Wing with Gilt
ever offered! The button measures two full 1995 $2.00 Brass Star at Center ... $59.50
inches and is colored red, white and blue. In Uncut Both Japanese Naval “Wings”...$99.50
the foreground is our 32nd president, Franklin
Delano Roosevelt. Behind his image is the Sheets
Capitol dome. The button states, “Okay Amer- We offer a com-
German 5 Mark Swastika Issue
ica. You Bet- I’m With You”. The button is plete 32 piece Issued by Hitler’s infamous Third Reich, these
dated March 4, 1933 and reads “Our President- uncut $2.00 sheet silver five mark coins feature German Chancel-
Franklin D. Roosevelt”. In excellent condition, of 1995 notes, all lor Paul Von Hindenburg on the obverse and
this very rare inaugural button/souvenir is of which are in the German eagle with swastika on the reverse.
available to one fortunate customer. It is well crisp uncircu- We offer a complete date set as follows. All
worth our asking price of only... lated condition. coins grade XF or better.
$495.00 Only ten sheets 1936 $29.50 1938 $29.50
are available, 1937 $29.50 1939 $29.50
Spectacular Proof Coin Lot each priced at All Four Coins ... $109.50
We have just purchased a dealer’s inventory of only...
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ually, we have assembled lots of 100 different minted during the Samarai-Tempo
pieces, from cents to dollars, and offer them at Era between 1832-1858. Grading
a tremendous savings off retail prices. You 1955-S Cent Rolls XF, this coin is priced at only...
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taken from a gospel song with the same name its end in 1867. Within this period and be- 1920 2.75 1930-D 1.75
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 Past Time
withCoins Where’d the
BY ROBERT R. VAN RYZIN

Editor’s Note: For nearly 60 years, the

feature-rich pages of Coins magazine, Numismatic
News’ venerable sister publication, have tracked
the history, fun and the growth of this great hobby,
Money Go?
while also attracting new collectors to pursue what
was once deemed the “hobby of kings.” Dusting
off these time-aged issues, from the early 1960s
and beyond, each installment of “Past Times
with Coins,” written by its former longtime editor,
explores what nuggets of interest they contain.

T
he nation was experiencing
a coin shortage in the early
1960s. It would last for a num-
ber years, despite proposals to
build a new Philadelphia Mint
and other efforts to free up change for
everyday use.
In the January 1963 issue, as part of In the 1960s, the nation was experiencing coin shortages, this despite the Philadelphia Mint
the “News Briefs and comments” col- working nonstop. (Image courtesy Wikimedia Commons.)
umn, Coins reported:
“Lots of people run out of money
– some of them rather frequently. able to make money legally and having nor was there much excess hanging
Occasionally a government will run troubles with it?” around the Federal Reserve banks, but
short of cash. For the same column, in the following there were coins available.
“Now, however, there is a severe month’s issue, accompanied by the head- “Now, however, the situation has
shortage of metal currency in the U.S., line, “Coin Shortage Begins to Hurt,” taken on an even sicklier pallor. When
according to Mint Director Eva Adams. Coins wrote: the boys in Washington failed to appro-
“In a recent appearance before the “We have been talking about the priate that $500,000 needed to turn out
Senate Committee on Appropriations, shortage of coins in the U.S. quite a bit enough coins to keep us going, they
Miss Adams said the Mint was complete- lately. Thought it was too bad a country didn’t do us any favor.
ly drained of a backlog of coins and that as apparently affluent as the Uncle’s was “The Northwest and Midwest are
the Federal Reserve banks were running experiencing such a shortage. taking a sort of beating because of the
dangerously low inventories. “Well, things have gone from worse to small change shortage. Some stores
“In days when Mint productions are even-worse-than-that in the month since have gone to sizable expense importing
spoken of in terms of billions of units, COINS appeared last. Then it wasn’t coins and one large Chicago chain has
it seems strange to hear of coin short- critical – there weren’t any stockpiles been forced to print their own scrip as
ages. The reasons for it seems fairly ofthe smaller varieties left at the Mints, a substitute for the little jingly stuff –
plain. Each year thousands of new coin
collectors are born – not just the human
variety, for we represent only a small part
of the coin collecting fraternity.
“The largest demand for coins comes
from the constantly increasing number of
coin-operated machines.
“These range all the way from automat-
ic shoe shiners to laundry and dry cleaning
facilities and food dispensing automats.
They include the thousands of amusement
machines installed in every conceivable
kind of business establishment.
“And, as life becomes more and more
automated, the demand for our coinage
is likely to increase. Imagine – being

36 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021

shades of the ‘hard times!’
“It’s a funny world where we have so
much money and we spend it so fast the
Mint can’t even keep up with us. But,
we’ll have to admit, it’s nice to think
about being that rich – even if we aren’t,
personally.”
But it was a big problem for the
Mint and Mint Director Eva Adams –
one that only continued to worsen. One
private consulting firm’s report placed
the annual demand for coins, which it
figured would continue to grow, at more
than 4 billion coins, while annual Mint
production lagged behind, at around 3.8
billion coins.
Sam A. Hanna, in the Baton Rouge,
La., State-Times for April 24, 1963,
wrote: “If you’ve ever forlornly searched
your pockets for a nickel to put in a
parking meter, you can understand the
problem of Miss Eva Adams, the director
of the mint.
“Miss Adams’ difficulties are some-
what more severe, however. She needs
118,160,000 nickels. She also needs
410,961,000 pennies, 7,228,000 dimes
and a good deal of larger change.
“The fact is that the Bureau of the
Mint, through nobody’s fault, has run out
of money for making money. It operates
on an annual appropriation – and when
that’s gone the bureau stops stamping
U.S. money and fills in the time making
foreign coins until a new appropriation
comes along.
“Meanwhile, you may have trouble
finding that nickel for the parking meter,
or quarters for cigarette machines, pen-
nies for sales tax, or dimes for the soft
drink vendor.”
No denomination seems to have been spared. Coin shortages were being felt throughout the country. (Images courtesy Heritage Auctions.)
The Oct. 29, 1963, issue of the Dallas
Morning News reported, in a story by Jim
Wright headlined “Ask No Quarter: In
America, It’s Time for Change”:
“It seems that, during the last few
years, the demand for coins has outrun
production. The amount of coin in circu-
lation climbed from 1.8 billion dollars in
1953 to about 2.7 billions last year. Even
so, it is not enough.”
The Treasury Department, it wrote,
had taken some steps to squash the coin
shortage.
“Silver certificates are now being
retired from circulation and replaced by
Federal Reserve certificates.
“Thus, the silver backing the folding
money is released for use as coins. The
mints at Philadelphia and Denver are
working around the clock, seven days
a week. Recent legislation authorizes
another mint in Philadelphia and an addi-
tion in Denver, but these double mints
won’t be in production for several years.
“In the meantime, banking leaders and
Treasury officials are urging Americans
not to ... hoard the coins of the realm but
to keep that money moving.”
The Dec. 23, 1963, issue of the
Evansville (Ind.) Press, in a widely cir-
culated United Press International story,
wrote, “Piggy Banks Too Fat: Cash That
Jingles Is So Short Banks Are Now
Rationing It.”
“Piggy banks got the blame today for
a tremendous shortage of coins around
the country. ... [T]he shortage became
particularly acute during November and
December as the Christmas shopping
season picked up momentum.”
Russell Johnson, vice president of
www.numismaticnews.net / October 12, 2021
the Mechanics and Farmers Bank of
Albany, N.Y., explained: “‘Everything
today is sold for 29 cents or $1.98, no
longer 30 cents or $2. And people are
inclined to put most of their change in a
box or a jar. We know of one man who
has a five-gallon container half-filled
with pennies. How many more are there
like him?’”
“‘If I were going to write a story
about it,’ added C. Mason Ford, assistant
vice-president of the 6th Federal Reserve
District in Atlanta, Ga., ‘I’d stress the
part that piggy banks are playing in the
coin shortage.’”
Even so, it would have been hard to
see this as more than a partial solution.
Smashing piggy banks wouldn’t have
ended the shortages, which varied as to
denominations and intensity by region.
“There seemed to be no particular
coin that was free from shortage,” the
Evansville Press article continued. “In
New York nickels and dimes were short,
and quarters and pennies were ‘not so
bad.’ Des Moines had a severe shortage
of pennies, and a lesser degree nickels
and dimes.
“A spokesman for the Boston
Department Store in Milwaukee said he
had had a shortage of pennies and half
dollars for 2 1/2 weeks. The shortage in
the Philadelphia area was mainly pennies
and nickels, and the shortage of silver
dollars was ‘loosening up.’”
As the shortage continued, more
began to side-eye not only coin hoarders
but also coin collectors. It would lead to
the bizarre dropping of mintmarks from
U.S. branch-mint coins, but that’s a story
for another column. ◆
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 THOMAS E. WAGGONER • P.O. Box 3808, Shawnee Mission, KS 66203
Pine Tree Coinage 1811 VF ............ 1,400.00 1803 1/100 over 1/000 1833 VF-XF............ 72.50 1858 S.L. VF .......... 42.00 1951 Br.Prf. ........... 35.00 AU........................ 39.50
1652 3 P Good..... 900.00 XF-AU.............. 4,950.00 XF ................... 1,600.00 XF ........................ 95.00 1858 L.L. VF-XF ..... 59.50 2c PIECES CH.Br.Prf. ........... 325.00
American Plantation 1825 Brn.Unc ....... 475.00 1803 S.D-Sm.Frac. AU...................... 195.00 XF ........................ 95.00 1864 Sm. AU ....... 825.00 1905 XF ................. 22.00
Coins CH. Brn.Unc........ 850.00 G-VG .................... 87.50 Brn.Unc. ............. 375.00 1859 XF-AU ......... 110.00 1864 L.M. AU......... 60.00 XF-AU................... 28.00
(1688) 1/24 Real CH.AU 1826 XF ................. 95.00 VG...................... 110.00 1835 Sm. 8 F......... 75.00 AU...................... 140.00 1865 AU ................ 55.00 AU........................ 39.50
....................... 3,500.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 240.00 VG-F .................. 145.00 1835 Hd. ‘36 XF... 110.00 1860 VF-XF............ 42.00 Brn.Unc. ............... 79.50 1906 XF ................. 22.00
Washington Pieces 1828 12 Star Brn.Unc F ........................ 190.00 XF-AU................. 150.00 1861 XF ................. 79.00 1867 XF-AU ........... 59.00 XF-AU................... 28.00
1783 Sm. Military Bust Pl. . ......................... 575.00 F-VF ................... 250.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 550.00 1862 XF ................. 39.00 AU........................ 75.00 AU........................ 39.50
Edge Brn.Unc... 1,150.00 1828 13 Stars Brn.Unc VF ...................... 350.00 CH.Brn.Unc. ........ 850.00 AU........................ 59.50 1868 XF-AU ........... 69.50 1907 XF ................. 22.00
1783 Lg. Military Bust . ......................... 195.00 VF-XF ................. 475.00 1836 AU .............. 295.00 1863 F................... 13.00 AU........................ 79.50 XF-AU................... 28.00
Brn.Unc. .......... 1,150.00 1835 AU .............. 140.00 XF Small Surface Brn.Unc. ............. 395.00 XF-AU................... 42.00 1871 AU .............. 160.00 AU........................ 39.50
1783 Dr. Bust CH. Brn. Brn.Unc. ............. 195.00 Problem.............. 350.00 Red&Brn.Unc. ..... 495.00 AU........................ 55.00 3c NICKELS 1910 AU ................ 35.00
Unc. ................ 1,900.00 1837 1/2c Token Brn. XF ...................... 695.00 1837 B.H.C. XF ...... 97.50 1864 Br. XF ........... 57.50 1865 XF ................. 28.00 1911 XF-AU ........... 28.00
Connecticut Coppers Unc. ................... 395.00 AU................... 1,750.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 260.00 1864 C.N. AU ....... 120.00 AU........................ 39.50 AU........................ 35.00
1787 Dr. Bust Left VG 1843 Brn.Prf. .... 4,500.00 1803 S.D.-Lg.Frac. 1837 P.H.C. S.L. CH.Brn. 1865 VF-XF............ 34.00 1866 XF ................. 28.00 CH.AU .................. 39.00
VG-F .................. 100.00 1848 CH. Brn.Prf. VG-F .................. 145.00 Unc. ................... 650.00 AU........................ 62.50 AU........................ 39.50 CH. Br.Prf. .......... 325.00
F ........................ 125.00 ....................... 4,750.00 F ........................ 225.00 1837 P.H.C.-L.L . 1866 XF ............... 155.00 1867 AU ................ 39.50 1912-D XF ............. 75.00
F-VF ................... 155.00 1849 CH. Brn.Unc. VF-XF ................. 495.00 F-VF ..................... 39.50 XF-AU................. 170.00 1868 AU ................ 39.50 XF-AU................... 95.00
VF Puncture ........ 110.00 .......................... 450.00 XF ...................... 750.00 VF ........................ 55.00 AU...................... 190.00 1870 VF-XF............ 23.00 AU...................... 125.00
VF ...................... 195.00 1851 Red&Brn.Unc. 1805 Bl. 1 XF .... 1,200.00 VF-XF ................... 69.50 1867 F-VF.............. 89.50 XF-AU................... 33.00 BUFFALO NICKELS
1787 Horned Bust XF .......................... 275.00 AU................... 1,800.00 XF ........................ 97.50 AU...................... 210.00 CH.AU .................. 49.50 1913 T-1 CH.BU..... 47.50
.......................... 695.00 1853 Brn.Unc. ...... 180.00 1805 Pt. 1 AU ... 1,650.00 AU...................... 175.00 1869 Good ............. 70.00 1878 Br.Prf. ......... 795.00 1913-D T-1 AU ...... 39.00
1788 Mailed Bust VG 1855 Red&Brn. Unc. 1807/6 Lg. 7 VG-F CH.AU ................ 190.00 F-VF ................... 105.00 1879 CH.Br.Prf ..... 395.00 CH.AU .................. 45.00
.......................... 110.00 .......................... 295.00 .......................... 295.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 250.00 VF ...................... 235.00 SHIELD NICKELS 1913 T-2 CH.BU..... 47.50
F ........................ 195.00 LARGE CENTS XF-AU.............. 1,450.00 1838 VF ................. 52.50 1870 F-VF............ 175.00 1866 Rays F-VF ..... 59.50 1913-D T-2 XF ..... 160.00
F-VF ................... 185.00 1793 Wreath XF Mod. 1807 Lg. Frac. XF VF-XF ................... 69.50 XF-AU................. 375.00 XF ........................ 97.50 CH.AU ................ 200.00
VF ...................... 350.00 Porosity ........... 5,750.00 .......................... 950.00 XF ........................ 95.00 AU...................... 450.00 XF-AU................. 120.00 1913-S T-2 CH.
Massachusetts XF Mod. Problems 1808 VF-XF.......... 695.00 XF-AU................. 115.00 1872 VF-XF.......... 340.00 AU...................... 150.00 BU...................... 950.00
Coppers ....................... 5,750.00 XF-AU Mod. Porosity AU...................... 150.00 1873 Op. 3 XF-AU 1867 N. R. XF-AU... 62.50 1915 CH.BU ........... 72.50
Half Cents 1794 Good ........... 340.00 .......................... 595.00 CH.AU ................ 175.00 .......................... 150.00 1868 XF-AU ........... 62.50 1915-D F-VF .......... 35.00
1787 VF-XF.......... 535.00 VF ................... 1,250.00 Brn.Unc. .......... 5,750.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 225.00 1874 XF-AU ......... 105.00 AU........................ 79.50 VG........................ 22.00
XF ...................... 695.00 VF-XF Very Liight 1810/9 XF-AU ... 1,500.00 Red&Brn.Unc. ..... 295.00 1880 AU ................ 37.50 CH.Br.Prf ............ 450.00 1915-S Good ......... 25.00
1788 VF-XF.......... 535.00 Porosity ........... 1,100.00 1810 VF-XF Light CH.Brn.Unc. ........ 395.00 1882 VG .................. 3.00 1869 XF-AU ........... 62.50 G-VG .................... 30.00
XF ...................... 695.00 VF-XF Moderate Porosity .............. 295.00 1839/6 VF-XF.... 3,950.00 1883 VG .................. 3.00 1870 F-VF.............. 49.50 VG........................ 39.50
Cents Porosity .............. 895.00 VF-XF ................. 675.00 1839 Hd ‘40 Brn. XF-AU................... 22.00 VF ........................ 57.00 VG-F .................... 45.00
1787 Arrows Left VF-XF XF Rim Nicks ... 1,500.00 1811/0 XF......... 3,500.00 Unc. ................... 650.00 1885 XF ................. 55.00 XF-AU................... 97.50 F .......................... 52.50
.......................... 485.00 XF ................... 4,200.00 1811 XF ............ 2,250.00 1841 VF ................. 95.00 1886 T-1 VF-XF ..... 87.50 1872 F-VF.............. 72.50 XF ...................... 250.00
XF ...................... 650.00 XF-AU Rim Nicks 1812 S.D. XF-AU 1842 L.D. CH.Brn. 1889 XF ................. 10.00 VF ........................ 80.00 AU...................... 395.00
1788 No Period VF-XF ....................... 4,950.00 ....................... 1,500.00 Unc. ................... 595.00 AU........................ 20.00 VF-XF ................... 92.50 1916-D VF-XF ........ 39.50
1813 XF-AU ...... 1,400.00 1843 Obv ‘42 Rev ‘42
.......................... 485.00 XF-AU.............. 5,750.00 1893 AU ................ 16.00 XF ...................... 110.00 XF ........................ 57.50
1814 Pl. 4 VG-F ... 195.00 VF-XF ................... 57.50
1788 Period F-VF . 250.00 1795 Jefferson Head 1901 AU ................ 14.00 XF-AU................. 115.00 XF-AU................... 62.50
F ........................ 295.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 425.00
XF ...................... 650.00 AG-G ............. 18,000.00 1902 AU ................ 14.00 1875 F-VF.............. 92.50 CH.BU ................ 215.00
1816 AU .............. 325.00 1843 Obv. ‘42 Rev. ‘44
New Jersey State 1795 VF-XF Rev. 1903 AU ................ 14.00 1876 AG-G............. 20.00 1916-S AU ............. 97.50
1818 Brn.Unc. ...... 375.00 VF-XF ................... 95.00
Coppers Problems ......... 1,200.00 1905 AU ................ 14.00 Good .................... 34.00 1917-D VF ............. 57.50
CH. Red&Brn. Brn.Unc. ............. 425.00
1786 Straight Plow F-VF 1796 Lib. Cap. F-VF 1906 XF-AU ............. 8.00 1881 AU .............. 575.00 XF-AU................. 145.00
Unc. ................... 595.00 1843 Obv & Rev ‘44
.......................... 295.00 ....................... 1,400.00 1909-S XF ........... 525.00 CH.Br.Prf ............ 595.00 AU...................... 195.00
1819 S.D. VF-XF .. 110.00 VF ........................ 69.50
VF-XF ................. 550.00 1796 Dr. Bust F-VF
1845 VF ................. 32.00
LINCOLN CENTS 1882 VF-XF............ 45.00 1917-S VF-XF ...... 115.00
AU...................... 295.00
1787 Sprig Above Plow .......................... 975.00
XF-AU................... 75.00
1909 VDB F ............. 4.00 XF-AU................... 62.50 1918/7-D VG........ 795.00
1820/19 S.D. AU .. 550.00
F-VF ................... 275.00 1797 Rev. ‘96 Gripped
1820 S.D. VF ....... 140.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 425.00
F-VF ....................... 6.00 AU........................ 79.50 1918 AU ................ 45.00
VF ...................... 425.00 Edge F-VF 1910-S XF ............. 38.00 LIBERTY NICKELS 1918-D XF ........... 175.00
CH. AU ............... 750.00 Red & Brn.Unc. ... 250.00
VF-XF ................. 595.00 VF ................... 1,100.00
1821 F................. 160.00 1846 S.D. AU ......... 97.50
XF-AU................... 45.00 1883 W-C G-VG ..... 17.00 XF-AU................. 210.00
1787 No Sprig Above VF-XF .............. 1,750.00 1822 VF ............... 110.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 195.00
AU........................ 55.00 F .......................... 30.00 AU...................... 250.00
Plow VG-F .......... 145.00 1797 Rev. ‘97 F ... 550.00
VF-XF ................. 140.00 1847 Brn.Unc. ...... 185.00 1912-D VF ............. 24.00 1884 AU ................ 95.00 CH.AU ................ 310.00
F ........................ 195.00 F-VF ................... 695.00
XF ...................... 185.00 1848 VF ................. 45.00 1913 VF-XF.............. 8.00 CH.Br.Prf. ........... 325.00 1918-S VG ............. 19.00
VF ...................... 325.00 VF ...................... 875.00
XF-AU................. 260.00 VF-XF ................... 55.00 1913-D XF ............. 37.50 1885 Br.Prf. ...... 1,100.00 F .......................... 39.00
Vermont Coppers XF ................... 1,800.00 AU...................... 350.00 XF-AU................... 75.00 XF-AU................... 45.00 CH.Br.Prf. ........ 1,350.00 XF ...................... 150.00
1787 Bust Right No Date XF-AU.............. 2,350.00 CH.AU .................. 59.50 1919 AU ................ 23.00
Brn.Unc. ............. 550.00 AU........................ 97.50 1886 XF ............... 495.00
VG........................ 65.00 1798/7 VF-XF.... 2,150.00 1913-S VG ............... 8.00 1919-D F ............... 49.00
1823/2 AU ........ 3,750.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 185.00 1887 Good ............... 9.00
VF ...................... 850.00 XF Mod. Porosity VF-XF ................... 32.00 VF ........................ 95.00
1824 F-VF............ 175.00 1849 F-VF.............. 35.00 VG........................ 17.50
1788 Bust Right ....................... 1.300.00 1914-D XF-AU...... 575.00 XF-AU................. 235.00
VF-XF ................. 140.00 VF ........................ 39.00 VG-F .................... 20.00
F ........................ 350.00 XF-AU.............. 3,500.00 AU...................... 795.00 AU...................... 325.00
XF-AU................. 475.00 VF-XF ................... 55.00 F .......................... 24.00
VF-XF .............. 1,150.00 1798 Style 1 Hair XF 1914-S XF-AU ........ 67.50 1919-S XF-AU ...... 240.00
1825 VG ................ 49.50 XF-AU................... 90.00 F-VF ..................... 62.50
Machin Mills Porous................ 450.00 AU........................ 87.50 AU...................... 265.00
VG-F .................... 62.50 1850 AU ................ 97.50 VF-XF ................... 45.00
1788 F-VF............ 350.00 XF ................... 1,850.00 1915 VG .................. 3.00 1920 AU ................ 21.00
Brn.Unc. ............. 975.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 160.00 XF ........................ 59.50
1915-D G-VG ........... 2.00 1920-D F-VF .......... 55.00
HALF CENTS 1798 Style 2 Hair 1826 F-VF.............. 67.50 CH.Brn.Unc. ........ 250.00 CH.Br.Prf ............ 325.00
XF ...................... 220.00
1793 F-VF Porosity VG-F .................. 295.00 VF-XF ................. 145.00 1851 VF ................. 30.00 CH.AU .................. 39.00 1888 XF ............... 130.00
1915-S VG ............. 12.00 XF-AU................. 250.00
....................... 2,750.00 F ........................ 375.00 AU...................... 350.00 XF ........................ 42.00 XF-AU................. 145.00
VG-F .................... 14.00 1920-S F-VF .......... 39.50
1794 F.............. 1,250.00 F-VF ................... 475.00 1827 VF ................. 79.50 XF-AU................... 59.50 AU...................... 170.00
XF ........................ 39.00 VF ........................ 79.50
1800 AU .............. 595.00 VF ...................... 595.00 VF-XF ................. 115.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 155.00 1889 Good ............... 9.00
AU........................ 75.00 1921 XF-AU ........... 49.50
1802 VF Porous 1,500.00 VF-XF ................. 950.00 XF ...................... 150.00 Red & Brn.Unc. ... 215.00 VF-XF ................... 72.50
AU........................ 65.00
1803 VF ............... 245.00 XF ................... 1,600.00 1828 L.D. VF.......... 79.50 1852 XF ................. 42.00 10 Pieces 1890 Good ............... 6.00 1921-S AU ........... 975.00
XF ...................... 695.00 1799 F............ 11,500.00 VF-XF ................... 99.50 1853 XF ................. 42.00 1915-S VG-F ........ 110.00 VF-XF ................... 37.50 1923-S VF ............. 65.00
XF-AU................. 975.00 1800/1798 VF-XF 1829 L.L. Light Porosity XF-AU................... 55.00 1917-S XF-AU ........ 13.00 XF ........................ 49.50 XF ...................... 195.00
AU................... 1,300.00 ....................... 1,400.00 XF ...................... 110.00 AU........................ 75.00 1918-D XF ............. 13.00 XF-AU................... 65.00 AU...................... 245.00
1804 Spiked Chin Brn. 1800/79 VF-XF..... 950.00 1830 L.L. F-VF ....... 45.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 155.00 1920-S AU ............. 27.00 AU........................ 85.00 CH.AU ................ 280.00
Unc. ................ 1,100.00 XF-AU.............. 2,950.00 VF ........................ 59.50 CH.Brn.Unc. ........ 235.00 1921 VF-XF.............. 5.00 CH.Br.Prf. ........... 325.00 1924 VF-XF.............. 9.00
1804 Pl. 4-Stemless 1800 Q Variety VF-XF XF ...................... 120.00 1854 XF ................. 42.00 XF-AU................... 12.00 1891 XF ................. 45.00 XF ........................ 16.00
XF ...................... 240.00 .......................... 895.00 1831 S.L. F ............ 45.00 XF-AU................... 55.00 AU........................ 17.00 AU........................ 85.00 XF-AU................... 23.00
AU...................... 425.00 1800 VF ............... 675.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 375.00 1855 Up 5’s AU...... 95.00 1922 Plain VF-XF 1892 G-VG............... 6.50 AU........................ 39.50
Brn.Unc. ............. 795.00 VF-XF Very Light Red&Brn.Unc. ..... 425.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 175.00 .......................... 795.00 1893 VG-F ............. 10.00 CH.AU .................. 49.50
1806 Sm. 6 Stemless Porosity .............. 350.00 1831 L.L. N-14 F-VF 1856 Up 5’s XF ...... 45.00 AU................... 2,500.00 1894 XF ............... 190.00 1924-D VF ............. 62.50
VF ...................... 160.00 VF-XF ................. 850.00 ............................ 95.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 180.00 1922-D G-VG ......... 15.00 XF-AU................. 220.00 XF ...................... 150.00
XF ...................... 295.00 XF Light Porosity . 450.00 1831 L.L. F ............ 39.00 1856 Sl. 5 XF ......... 45.00 1923-S XF ............. 32.00 1895 G-VG............... 5.00 XF-AU................. 195.00
AU...................... 495.00 XF ................... 1,500.00 F-VF ..................... 45.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 175.00 XF-AU................... 39.00 1896 G-VG............. 11.00 1924-S VG ............. 28.00
Brn.Unc. ............. 825.00 1801 VF ............... 395.00 XF ...................... 115.00 Red & Brn.Unc. ... 225.00 1924-D VG-F.......... 27.00 XF ........................ 95.00 F-VF ..................... 95.00
1807 XF-AU ......... 450.00 XF-AU.............. 1,650.00 XF-AU................. 150.00 1857 L.D. Red & Brn. VF-XF ................... 39.50 1899 AU ................ 42.50 XF ...................... 575.00
1808/7 VF Porous 395.00 1802 Stemless AU...................... 210.00 Unc. ................... 425.00 XF ........................ 69.50 CH. Br.Prf. .......... 325.00 XF-AU................. 795.00
VF ................... 1,150.00 XF ...................... 750.00 Brn.Unc. ............. 325.00 INDIAN CENTS XF-AU................... 89.50 1900 AU ................ 39.50 1925 XF ................. 15.00
XF Light Porosity AU................... 1,650.00 Red&Brn.Unc. ..... 395.00 1857 VF ................. 39.00 AU...................... 120.00 1901 CH.Br.Prf. .... 325.00 AU........................ 23.00
....................... 1,450.00 1802 VF ............... 295.00 1832 S.L. CH.Brn. VF-XF ................... 65.00 1925-S AU ............. 19.00 1902 AU ................ 39.50 1925-D VF ............. 62.50
1808 VG-F ........... 110.00 VF-XF ................. 450.00 Unc. ................... 875.00 XF ........................ 95.00 1929-S XF ............... 5.00 1903 XF-AU ........... 28.00 1925-S VF ............. 55.00
XF-AU................. 495.00 XF Porous ........... 175.00 1832 L.L. Brn. XF-AU................. 120.00 1931 XF ................... 3.00 AU........................ 39.50
1809/6 AU ........... 390.00 XF-AU................. 975.00 Unc. ................... 425.00 AU...................... 160.00 1942 Br.Prf. ........... 35.00 1904 XF-AU ........... 28.00 ¨
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 VF-XF ................... 95.00 1856-O AU........... 185.00 1886 VG ................ 14.00 1828 VF-XF.......... 495.00 XF-AU................. 425.00 1919-D VF-XF ...... 425.00 CH.AU ................ 395.00
XF ...................... 135.00 1857 XF ................. 39.00 1887 CH.BU ......... 175.00 XF ................... 1,150.00 AU...................... 550.00 1920 XF-AU ........... 45.00 1823 Broken 3
1926 AU ................ 16.00 XF-AU................... 52.50 1888-S F ............... 15.00 AU................... 1,500.00 1898-O AU........... 395.00 1921 XF-AU ......... 595.00 XF ...................... 650.00
1926-D F-VF .......... 29.00 AU........................ 79.50 1889 G-VG............. 12.00 1831 S.L. XF ........ 250.00 1899 AU ................ 89.50 AU...................... 750.00 1823 XF ............... 195.00
1926-S VF ........... 140.00 1857-O XF ............. 59.50 1889-S VG-F .......... 18.00 1832 XF-AU ......... 350.00 1899-O Good ......... 10.00 1923-S XF ........ 1,050.00 AU...................... 375.00
VF-XF ................. 285.00 XF-AU................... 95.00 1890 G-VG............. 12.00 1834 XF ............... 250.00 1900-O AU........... 325.00 XF-AU.............. 1,225.00 CH.AU ................ 475.00
XF ...................... 495.00 AU...................... 140.00 1891 XF-AU ........... 35.00 XF-AU................. 350.00 1900-S CH.AU...... 195.00 AU................... 1,475.00 1824/Various VF-XF
XF-AU................. 875.00 1858 AU ................ 79.50 AU........................ 52.50 AU...................... 475.00 CH.BU ................ 650.00 1924-S XF-AU ...... 120.00 .......................... 195.00
AU................... 1,500.00 1858-O VF-XF ........ 47.50 BARBER DIMES 1835 VF-XF.......... 180.00 1901 XF-AU ........... 99.50 AU...................... 175.00 AU...................... 695.00
1927 XF-AU ........... 12.00 XF ........................ 69.50 1892 XF ................. 26.00 XF ...................... 250.00 1901-O Good ......... 45.00 1925 AU ................ 47.50 1824 XF-AU ......... 160.00
AU........................ 16.00 XF-AU................... 89.50 XF-AU................... 34.00 AU...................... 475.00 VF ...................... 325.00 1926-D VF-XF ........ 49.50 AU...................... 225.00
1927-S AU ........... 160.00 AU...................... 120.00 1898 CH.BU ......... 125.00 1836 XF ............... 250.00 VF-XF ................. 485.00 XF ........................ 69.50 1825 XF-AU ......... 175.00
1928 XF-AU ........... 13.00 1861 AU ................ 72.50 1898-O VF ........... 125.00 AU...................... 475.00 XF-AU................. 850.00 1926-S VF-XF ........ 39.50 AU...................... 275.00
AU........................ 18.00 1865-S AU ........... 475.00 AU...................... 245.00 1837 XF-AU ......... 350.00 CH.AU ................ 975.00 XF ........................ 65.00 1827 Sq. 2 XF-AU
CH.BU .................. 65.00 1867-S CH.BU...... 675.00 1901-O AU........... 135.00 AU...................... 475.00 1902 AU ................ 75.00 XF-AU................... 95.00 .......................... 155.00
1928-D XF ............. 32.00 1871 AU ................ 72.50 1902 AU ................ 39.50 1838 XF ............... 250.00 1902-O VF ............. 65.00 1927 XF-AU ........... 29.00 1828 Sq. 2-Sm. 8-L.L.
1929 AU ................ 17.00 1872 AU ................ 72.50 1902-O VF ............. 25.00 XF-AU................. 350.00 XF-AU................. 140.00 AU........................ 45.00 XF ...................... 130.00
1929-D XF ............. 22.00 BUST DIMES 1903 AU ................ 39.50 AU...................... 475.00 AU...................... 175.00 1927-D F ............... 23.00 1829/7 AU ........... 595.00
AU........................ 35.00 1805 AU ........... 3,400.00 1903-O AU............. 79.50 SEATED LIB. CH.BU ................ 750.00 F-VF ..................... 32.00 1829 XF ............... 120.00
1930-S CH.BU........ 95.00 1807 VF-XF....... 1,850.00 1903-S F-VF ........ 350.00 QUARTERS 1903 AU ................ 75.00 VF ........................ 49.50 XF-AU................. 155.00
1934-D XF-AU........ 23.00 AU................... 2,950.00 AU...................... 825.00 1838 N.D. AU ....... 695.00 1904 AU ................ 80.00 VF-XF ................... 69.50 1830 Sm. o XF-AU
1935-D XF ............. 13.00 1811/09 VF....... 1,200.00 CH.AU ................ 975.00 1839 N.D. XF ....... 350.00 1904-O VF-XF ...... 150.00 XF ...................... 110.00 .......................... 155.00
XF-AU................... 22.00 1827 XF ............... 325.00 1904-S AU ........... 425.00 AU...................... 650.00 AU...................... 375.00 1927-S F-VF .......... 95.00 1831 XF-AU ......... 155.00
AU........................ 35.00 XF-AU................. 390.00 1905-O Micro XF .. 550.00 1840-O N.D. XF ... 350.00 1905 Good ............. 15.00 VF ...................... 135.00 1832 S.L. AU ....... 210.00
CH.BU .................. 79.50 1829 VF-XF.......... 145.00 XF-AU................. 750.00 XF-AU................. 425.00 G-VG .................... 17.00 VF-XF ................. 295.00 1833 XF ............... 120.00
1936 CH.BU ........... 29.00 1834 Lg. 4 XF ...... 210.00 1905-S AU ............. 69.50 1840-O W.D. AU .. 475.00 VG........................ 22.00 XF ...................... 495.00 XF-AU................. 155.00
1936-D CH.BU ....... 35.00 XF-AU................. 270.00 CH.AU .................. 87.50 CH.BU ............. 1,500.00 AU........................ 75.00 1929 XF ................. 22.00 AU...................... 210.00
1936-S AU ............... 7.00 AU...................... 350.00 1906 AU ................ 39.50 1842-O S.D. AG ... 395.00 1907 AU ................ 75.00 XF-AU................... 29.50 1834 S.D. AU ....... 210.00
1937 AU .................. 5.00 1835 F................... 55.00 1907 AU ................ 39.50 1846 VG ................ 65.00 1907-O VG............. 10.00 AU........................ 45.00 CH.BU ................ 895.00
1937-D 3-Leg CH. VF-XF ................. 130.00 CH.AU .................. 45.00 1847-O AU........ 1,350.00 AU...................... 100.00 1929-D AU............. 52.50 1834 L.D.-S.L. AU
AU...................... 750.00 XF ...................... 210.00 1907-S AU ........... 110.00 1850 AU .............. 550.00 1908 AU ................ 75.00 1929-S XF-AU ........ 34.00 .......................... 210.00
1937-S CH.BU........ 28.00 XF-AU................. 270.00 1908 XF-AU ........... 24.00 1850-O XF-AU...... 495.00 CH.BU ................ 285.00 1930 XF-AU ........... 29.00 CH.BU ................ 895.00
JEFFERSON NICKELS AU...................... 350.00 1908-D AU............. 39.50 1853 N.A. AU .... 4,950.00 1908-D F-VF .......... 18.00 AU........................ 39.50 1834 L.D.-L.L. XF . 120.00
1939-D AU............. 15.00 1837 VF-XF.......... 140.00 1909-S VF ........... 105.00 1853 A&R XF ......... 95.00 CH.BU ................ 285.00 BU F-H ............... 175.00 XF-AU................. 155.00
1942 T-2 CH.BU..... 10.00 SEATED LIB. DIMES 1910-D AU............. 75.00 XF-AU................. 115.00 1908-O AU............. 89.50 WASHINGTON 1835 XF-AU ......... 155.00
1942-S CH.BU........ 10.00 1838-O N.S. AU ... 775.00 1911 AU ................ 39.50 1853-O A&R VF-XF CH.BU ................ 290.00 QUARTERS AU...................... 210.00
1943-D CH.BU ......... 8.00 1838 N.D. AG........... 9.00 1911-D AU............. 39.50 .......................... 185.00 1908-S AU ........... 450.00 1932 CH.BU ........... 37.50 1836 AU .............. 210.00
1943-S CH.BU.......... 8.00 AU...................... 240.00 1912-D AU............. 39.50 1854 ARR. AU ...... 115.00 1909 AU ................ 75.00 1932-D XF ........... 140.00 1837 AU .............. 295.00
1944-D CH.BU ....... 12.00 1839 N.D. AU ....... 250.00 1913 AU ................ 39.50 CH.AU ................ 135.00 CH.BU ................ 250.00 1932-S XF ........... 100.00 1838 AU .............. 325.00
3c SILVERS 1840 N.D. AU ....... 240.00 CH.AU .................. 45.00 1854-O ARR. AU .. 225.00 1909-D XF-AU........ 59.50 CH.BU ................ 350.00 SEATED LIB. HALVES
1852 AU .............. 110.00 1840-O N.D. XF-AU 1914 F-VF................ 6.00 1856 F................... 32.00 AU........................ 85.00 1936-D XF-AU........ 57.50 1839 N.D. XF-AU
1858 XF-AU ......... 125.00 .......................... 425.00 XF ........................ 18.00 AU...................... 105.00 CH.BU ................ 250.00 1937-S AU ............. 65.00 ....................... 1,350.00
AU...................... 150.00 1841-O F ............... 39.00 AU........................ 39.50 1856-O VF-XF ...... 135.00 1909-O Good ......... 42.00 1938 AU ................ 25.00 AU................... 1,950.00
1870 CH.Br.Prf. .... 975.00 VF ........................ 65.00 1914-D VF-XF ........ 13.00 XF ...................... 195.00 F ........................ 350.00 1938-S AU ............. 34.00 1843-O XF ........... 175.00
1871 Br.Prf. ......... 750.00 VF-XF ................... 85.00 XF-AU................... 26.00 AU...................... 185.00 1909-S XF-AU ...... 120.00 1939 CH.BU ........... 20.00 1847-O AU........... 325.00
CH. Br.Prf. .......... 975.00 XF ...................... 120.00 AU........................ 39.50 1856-S AU ........ 2,250.00 1910-D XF ............. 95.00 1939-D CH.BU ....... 55.00 1853 A&R XF ....... 175.00
BUST HALF DIMES AU...................... 185.00 1914-S AU ............. 57.50 1857 XF ................. 55.00 AU...................... 185.00 1943-D CH.AU ....... 14.00 XF-AU................. 235.00
1800 VF-XF....... 3,500.00 1842-O VF-XF ...... 160.00 1916 XF-AU ........... 26.00 XF-AU................... 75.00 CH.BU ................ 595.00 1943-S CH.BU........ 39.00 1854 ARR. Good .... 40.00
XF Planchett Clip XF ...................... 225.00 AU ......................... 39.00 AU...................... 105.00 1911 CH.AU ........... 85.00 1995 10% Off-Center 1855 ARR. G-VG .... 45.00
....................... 2,750.00 XF-AU................. 375.00 MERCURY DIMES 1857-O AU........... 350.00 1911-D VF ........... 215.00 AU........................ 45.00 1855-O ARR. AU .. 160.00
1805 XF-AU ...... 7,950.00 1843 F-VF.............. 18.00 1916-D VF-XF ... 3,600.00 1858 XF-AU ........... 75.00 XF ...................... 350.00 BUST HALVES 1855-S Plugged
1829 XF ............... 160.00 1843-O XF ........ 2,250.00 1920-D XF-AU........ 26.00 AU...................... 105.00 XF-AU................. 395.00 1795 F.............. 1,400.00 F-VF ................... 750.00
XF-AU................. 170.00 1844 VF ............... 525.00 1921 VF-XF.......... 260.00 1858-O AU........... 395.00 AU...................... 475.00 1803 Sm. 3 XF .. 1,800.00 1856-S AU ........ 1,750.00
1831 AU .............. 185.00 1845-O VF ........... 450.00 XF ...................... 375.00 1858-S VG-F ........ 435.00 1911-S XF-AU ...... 185.00 1803 Lg. 3 VF ...... 575.00 1858 AU .............. 175.00
1832 XF ............... 125.00 XF ...................... 895.00 1921-D VF-XF ...... 340.00 F ........................ 575.00 1913 Good ............. 24.00 1806 Knob 6Lg * VF-XF 1858-O Good ......... 39.00
AU...................... 185.00 1850 XF ................. 59.50 AU...................... 875.00 1861 AU .............. 140.00 XF ...................... 295.00 .......................... 750.00 XF ........................ 90.00
1833 XF-AU ......... 150.00 XF-AU................... 75.00 1924-S XF ............. 45.00 1861-S F-VF ..... 1,200.00 1913-D CH.BU ..... 375.00 1807 Bust Right VF-XF 1859-S AU ........... 495.00
AU...................... 185.00 1852 AU .............. 175.00 1926-S VF-XF ........ 79.50 VF ................... 1,500.00 1913-S VG-F ..... 2,500.00 .......................... 695.00 1861-S Good ......... 49.00
1835 L.D.-Lg. 5c 1853 N.A, XF ....... 595.00 XF ...................... 135.00 VF-XF .............. 1,900.00 1914 XF-AU ........... 57.50 XF ...................... 950.00 1864 AU .............. 650.00
XF ...................... 125.00 1853 ARR. VF ........ 25.00 1931-D XF ............. 38.00 1865 CH.Br.Prf. .... 895.00 AU........................ 75.00 XF-AU.............. 1,175.00 1864-S AU ........... 595.00
AU...................... 185.00 VF-XF ................... 29.00 1942/1 AU ........... 650.00 1868-S VF-XF ...... 650.00 CH.BU ................ 250.00 AU................... 1,500.00 1866-S N.M.
1836 Lg. 5c XF-AU AU........................ 97.50 20c PIECES 1869-S VF-XF ...... 750.00 1914-S Good ......... 69.50 1807 50/20 VF..... 425.00 XF ................... 1,400.00
.......................... 150.00 1856 S.D. VF ......... 22.00 1875-S XF ........... 170.00 AU................... 1,500.00 G-VG .................... 89.50 VF-XF ................. 525.00 XF-AU.............. 1,650.00
SEATED LIB. VF-XF ................... 29.00 BUST QUARTERS 1871 CH.Br.Prf. .... 850.00 VG...................... 125.00 XF ...................... 695.00 1867 XF-AU ......... 265.00
HALF DIMES XF-AU................... 75.00 1805 XF-AU ...... 2,950.00 1872 CH.Br.Prf. .... 795.00 F ........................ 350.00 XF-AU.............. 1,150.00 1869-S AU ........... 375.00
1837 N. S. AU ...... 350.00 AU...................... 115.00 1806 F-VF............ 925.00 1875-CC XF ......... 975.00 XF-AU................. 825.00 AU................... 1,650.00 1872 VG ................ 47.00
1840 N.D. AU ....... 150.00 1856 L.D. VF.......... 85.00 VF-XF .............. 1,750.00 1875-S XF ........... 150.00 AU...................... 950.00 1808/7 VF............ 275.00 1873-CC ARR.
1841 Good ............. 22.00 1856-O F-VF .......... 65.00 1807 XF-AU ...... 2,950.00 1876 XF-AU ........... 69.50 1915 XF-AU ........... 57.50 VF-XF ................. 395.00 AU................... 2,400.00
1841-O F ............. 130.00 XF ...................... 125.00 1815 XF Few Marks AU...................... 110.00 AU........................ 75.00 XF-AU................. 725.00 CH.AU ............. 2,700.00
VF ...................... 150.00 1857 XF-AU ........... 59.50 .......................... 850.00 1877 VG ................ 25.00 1915-D AU............. 75.00 1808 VF-XF.......... 260.00 1876 Good ............. 39.00
XF ...................... 240.00 1859 CH.Br.Prf. .... 795.00 XF-AU.............. 1,800.00 XF-AU................... 69.50 1915-S Good ......... 22.00 XF ...................... 340.00 BARBER HALVES
1842-O VF ........... 250.00 1859-O F ............... 35.00 1815 L XF-AU ... 1,800.00 AU...................... 110.00 AU...................... 160.00 1809 XXX Edge XF-AU 1892 CH.BU ......... 675.00
VF-XF ................. 325.00 1860-S AU ........... 875.00 1818 VF ............... 425.00 1879 CH.Br.Prf. .... 795.00 CH.AU ................ 180.00 .......................... 850.00 1892-O CH.BU .. 1,450.00
XF ...................... 450.00 1864-S VF-XF ...... 450.00 VF-XF ................. 595.00 1880 Br.Prf. ......... 750.00 CH.BU ................ 375.00 1809 XF-AU ......... 550.00 1892-S AU ........... 795.00
1843 XF ................. 49.50 XF-AU................. 725.00 XF ...................... 950.00 CH.Br.Prf. ........... 795.00 1916-D XF ............. 42.00 1810 AU .............. 550.00 1893 AU .............. 250.00
1844-O VG-F ....... 195.00 AU...................... 950.00 XF-AU.............. 1,200.00 1882 CH.Br.Prf. .... 795.00 XF-AU................... 57.50 1811/10 XF-AU .... 595.00 CH.BU ................ 750.00
F ........................ 250.00 1868-S VF-XF ...... 295.00 AU................... 1,500.00 1883 CH.Br.Prf. .... 795.00 AU........................ 75.00 1811 Lg. 8 AU ..... 695.00 1893-S Good ....... 115.00
1845 AU ................ 97.50 1869-S AU ........... 375.00 1819 Sm. 9 VF-XF 1890 XF-AU ......... 275.00 CH.BU ................ 250.00 1812 XF ............... 350.00 1894 G-VG............. 35.00
1847 AU .............. 110.00 1872 F-VF.............. 16.00 .......................... 750.00 Br.Prf. ................ 525.00 5 Different Dates AU My AU...................... 550.00 1894-S AU ........... 325.00
1848 L.D. Ch. 1872-CC XF ...... 7,500.00 AU................... 1,600.00 1891 AU .............. 110.00 Choice ................ 325.00 1814 XF ............... 425.00 1895-S CH.BU...... 950.00
Unc. ................... 850.00 1873 ARR. XF ........ 75.00 1819 Lg. 9 AU .. 1,750.00 BARBER QUARTERS STAND. LIB. XF-AU................. 495.00 1896-O AU........ 2,500.00
1848-O Good ......... 30.00 XF-AU................... 97.50 1820 Sm. o F ....... 215.00 1893 AU ................ 95.00 QUARTERS AU...................... 595.00 1896-S XF ........... 895.00
1849 CH.AU ......... 130.00 AU...................... 140.00 1820 Lg. O XF-AU CH.Br.Prf. ........... 595.00 1917 T-1 F-VF ....... 55.00 1817 VF-XF.......... 275.00 XF-AU.............. 1,050.00
1849-O VF ........... 225.00 1874 ARR. XF ........ 75.00 ....................... 1,250.00 1894 Good ............. 10.00 VF ........................ 69.00 XF ...................... 325.00 AU................... 1,075.00
1850 XF-AU ........... 75.00 XF-AU................... 97.50 AU................... 1,500.00 1894-S CH.BU...... 525.00 VF-XF ................... 85.00 XF-AU................. 450.00 1897-O AU........ 1,150.00
AU...................... 110.00 AU...................... 140.00 1821 VF-XF.......... 595.00 1895-O XF ........... 110.00 XF-AU................. 110.00 AU...................... 650.00 1897-S VG ........... 180.00
CH.BU ................ 240.00 1875 XF ................. 25.00 XF ...................... 950.00 AU...................... 180.00 BU F-H ............... 250.00 1818 VF ............... 130.00 AU................... 1,300.00
1851-O AU........... 185.00 AU........................ 55.00 XF-AU.............. 1,200.00 1896-O Good ......... 47.50 1917-D T-1 XF ..... 115.00 1819 AU .............. 475.00 1898 F-VF.............. 69.50
1852-O XF ........... 195.00 CH.BU ................ 180.00 1822 AU ........... 2,250.00 CH.AU ................ 850.00 1917-S T-1 F-VF .... 95.00 1820 Sq. 2 No Knob CH.BU ................ 675.00
XF-AU................. 270.00 1876 AU ................ 52.50 1824/2 VG ........... 950.00 CH.BU ............. 1,350.00 VF ...................... 120.00 XF-AU................. 575.00 1898-S AU ........... 450.00
AU...................... 395.00 1876-CC F ............. 29.00 XF ................... 2,900.00 1896-S F-VF ..... 2,100.00 VF-XF ................. 120.00 1821 XF ............... 250.00 1899 F-VF.............. 65.00
1853 N.A. CH.AU.. 475.00 VF ........................ 42.00 XF-AU.............. 3,950.00 1897-O Good ......... 35.00 XF ...................... 140.00 AU...................... 375.00 XF ...................... 175.00
1853 ARR. CH.BU. 240.00 VF-XF ................... 55.00 1825/3 XF............ 950.00 F-VF ................... 220.00 1917 T-2 VF-XF ..... 62.50 1822 XF ............... 250.00 1899-O VF ........... 140.00
1854 ARR. AU ........ 85.00 1877-CC F-VF ........ 35.00 1825/4 VF............ 695.00 VF ...................... 290.00 BU F-H ............... 275.00 AU...................... 395.00 1900-S VF-XF ...... 155.00
1855-O ARR. CH. VF-XF ................... 67.50
BU...................... 495.00 1879 CH.Br.Prf. .... 595.00
XF ................... 1,250.00
XF-AU.............. 1,400.00
VF-XF ................. 325.00
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 1901 XF ............... 145.00
CH.Br.Prf. ........... 950.00
1901-S XF ........... 895.00
AU................... 1,600.00
1902 CH.BU ......... 650.00
1902-O VF-XF ...... 175.00
XF ...................... 185.00
AU...................... 295.00
1902-S XF-AU ...... 435.00
1903-O VF-XF ...... 165.00
1904 AU .............. 260.00
1904-O F-VF ........ 150.00
VF-XF ................. 310.00
AU...................... 795.00
1904-S VG ........... 115.00
XF ................... 2,250.00
AU................... 3,950.00
1905 CH.Br.Prf. .... 950.00
1905-S G-VG ......... 22.00
1906 F-VF.............. 62.50
CH.BU ................ 795.00
1906-D AU........... 240.00
1906-O AU........... 295.00
1907-D F-VF .......... 59.50
XF ...................... 145.00
1907-O XF-AU...... 185.00
1908 CH.BU ......... 795.00
1908-D F-VF .......... 59.50
VF ........................ 85.00
XF ...................... 145.00
1908-O AU........... 250.00
1908-S CH.BU... 1,650.00
1909 F-VF.............. 59.50
CH.BU ................ 650.00
1909-O F-VF .......... 85.00
XF-AU................. 450.00
1909-S AU ........... 375.00
CH.BU ................ 850.00
1910 CH.Br.Prf. .... 995.00
1912-D VF-XF ...... 110.00
XF ...................... 145.00
XF-AU................. 185.00
AU...................... 240.00
1912-S F-VF .......... 67.50
VF ........................ 97.50
XF ...................... 160.00
XF-AU................. 190.00
AU...................... 295.00
1913 Good ............. 55.00
G-VG .................... 60.00
VG........................ 67.50
VG-F .................. 105.00
CH.BU ............. 1,750.00
CH.Br.Prf. ........ 1,250.00
1913-D AU........... 290.00
1914 CH.Br.Prf. . 1,275.00
1915 VG-F ........... 135.00
1915-D XF ........... 145.00
XF-AU................. 185.00
AU...................... 240.00
CH.BU ................ 650.00
1915-S VF ............. 85.00
XF-AU................. 185.00
CH.BU ................ 650.00
WALK. LIB. HALVES
1916 F................... 79.50
1916-S XF-AU ...... 625.00
1917-D Obv. VG-F .. 49.50
CH.BU ................ 950.00
1917-S Obv. XF-AU
.......................... 875.00
1917-D Rev. AU ... 425.00
1918 F-VF.............. 35.00
1918-D AU........... 375.00
1918-S VF-XF ........ 45.00
1919 F................... 57.50
F-VF ................... 120.00
1919-D VG-F.......... 95.00
XF-AU.............. 1,100.00
AU................... 1,650.00
1919-S ................F 55.00
F-VF ................... 125.00
VF-XF ................. 385.00
AU................... 1,275.00
CH.AU ............. 1,575.00
1920 CH.BU ......... 595.00
1920-D F-VF .......... 95.00
1920-S CH.AU...... 595.00
1921 VG-F ........... 205.00
F ........................ 250.00
XF ................... 1,650.00
XF-AU.............. 2,350.00
AU................... 3,100.00
1921-D AU........ 4,500.00
CH.AU ............. 5,250.00
1921-S VF-XF ...... 975.00
XF ................... 2,250.00
1923-S F-VF .......... 75.00
XF ...................... 425.00
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XF-AU................. 650.00
1928-S VF-XF ........ 90.00
XF ...................... 145.00
CH.BU ............. 1,950.00
1929-D F-VF .......... 23.00
XF-AU................. 105.00
AU...................... 140.00
1933-S VF-XF ........ 37.50
XF-AU................... 95.00
1934-D AU............. 65.00
1934-S XF-AU ........ 35.00
AU........................ 65.00
1935-S XF-AU ........ 49.50
CH.BU ................ 295.00
1936-D XF-AU........ 23.00
1936-S AU ............. 50.00
1938 AU ................ 30.00
1938-D F ............... 59.50
VF-XF ................... 92.50
1939 CH.BU ........... 55.00
1939-D CH.BU ....... 62.50
1939-S AU ............. 57.50
CH.BU ................ 150.00
1940 Br.Prf. ......... 295.00
1942 CH.BU ........... 39.00
1942-S AU ............. 21.00
1943 CH.BU ........... 39.00
1943-D AU............. 18.00
1944 AU ................ 14.00
1946-D AU............. 26.00
TRADE DOLLARS
1875 AU ........... 1,150.00
Br.Prf. ............. 1,600.00
1876 CH.BU ......... 950.00
1876-CC AU...... 1,300.00
1876-S XF-AU ...... 240.00
1877 XF-AU ......... 240.00
AU...................... 295.00
1877-S XF Box Dollar
.......................... 350.00
1878-CC XF ...... 2,950.00
XF-AU.............. 4,250.00
1878-9 CH.BU...... 950.00
1879 CH.Br.Prf. . 2,500.00
1880 Br.Prf. ...... 1,800.00
CH.Br.Prf. ........ 2,500.00
1882 CH.Br.Prf. . 2,500.00
BUST DOLLARS
1795 Flowing Hair 3
Leaves F.......... 2,800.00
1799/8 VF-XF.... 2,300.00
1799 13 Stars Rev.
F-VF ................ 1,400.00
VF-XF .............. 2,150.00
XF-AU.............. 3,500.00
1800 Dotted Date
AU................... 3,900.00
1800 VF-XF....... 2,150.00
XF ................... 2,700.00
1801 XF ............ 2,800.00
1802/1 XF......... 2,750.00
SEATED LIB.
DOLLARS
1846 CH.BU ...... 2,250.00
1847 AU .............. 650.00
1849 XF-AU ......... 650.00
1859-S AU ........ 2,900.00
CH.AU ............. 3,500.00
1860-O AU........... 675.00
1864 Br.Prf. Slight
Roughness....... 1,800.00
1868 Br.Prf. ...... 1,700.00
CH.Br.Prf. ........ 2,500.00
1870-CC AU...... 5,500.00
1872-CC AU...... 7,950.00
MORGAN DOLLARS
1879-CC AU...... 1,600.00
1880-S CH.BU........ 69.00
1882-O CH.BU P-L
.......................... 110.00
1883-S BU P-L..... 795.00
1884-S XF ............. 75.00
AU...................... 135.00
1885 BU P-L .......... 85.00
1885-S AU ............. 85.00
1889-CC XF ...... 1,900.00
1889-S AU ............. 85.00
1891-CC AU......... 295.00
1892 XF-AU ........... 65.00
1892-CC F-VF ...... 170.00
VF ...................... 190.00
VF-XF ................. 220.00
XF ...................... 395.00
AU...................... 575.00
CH.BU ............. 1,300.00
1892-S XF ........... 225.00
XF-AU................. 395.00
1893-S F .......... 3,350.00 1948-D KFSB Radio 1920 CH.BU ........... 85.00 1941-C AU ............. 12.00 1950 1 P Brn.Unc... 32.00
F-VF ................ 3,750.00 Junge’s Bread XF-AU 1928 CH.BU ........... 85.00 1943-C AU ............. 25.00 1902 3 P AU ............ 8.00
AU Rev. Marks . 9,750.00 ............................ 12.00 1929 CH.BU ........... 79.50 1945-C AU ............. 15.00 1942 3 P AU .......... 10.00
1894-O XF-AU........ 89.50 1952-D Diamonds Diner 1938 AU ................ 13.00 Newfoundland 20c 1944 6 P CH.BU ..... 32.50
1894-S XF-AU ...... 195.00 Villa Ridge, MO Canadian 20c 1865 VF-XF.......... 105.00 Eritrea
AU...................... 275.00 AU........................ 10.00 1858 AU .............. 350.00 XF ...................... 165.00 1993 $1 BU P-L ....... 9.00
1896-O AU............. 79.50 1856-D Rexall Drugs Canadian 25c 1870 XF-AU ......... 325.00 Guernsey
1896-S XF-AU ...... 295.00 Red&Brn.Unc. ......... 7.00 1872-H XF-AU........ 97.50 1872-H XF ........... 165.00 1874 2 D XF-AU ..... 67.50
1901 AU .............. 195.00 1960-D L.D. F.U.N. AU...................... 135.00 1873 VF-XF.......... 175.00
Convention Miami
Hong Kong
1902-S XF-AU ...... 175.00 1881-H XF-AU...... 325.00 XF ...................... 350.00 1951 50c XF ............ 5.00
1903-S VF ........... 150.00 Red&Brn.Unc. ......... 8.00 CH.AU ................ 550.00 1876-H XF ........... 225.00
1964-D Leba Jones Coins Italy
AU...................... 795.00 1883 AU .............. 275.00 1880 VF-XF.......... 125.00 1928 5 L AU .......... 57.50
Cleveland Red&Brn.
1904-S VF-XF ...... 110.00 1886 AU .............. 495.00 XF ...................... 275.00 Mexico-Chihuahua-
Unc ........................ 8.00
1921 CH.BU ........... 59.50 1892 XF ............... 145.00 1881 VF-XF.......... 135.00 Constitutional Army
1966 Graf Coins Chicago,
PEACE DOLLARS IL Red&Brn.Unc. ..... 8.00 1900 AU .............. 150.00 XF ...................... 250.00 1914 5c AU ........... 12.00
1923-S CH.BU........ 87.50 1968-D Sen. Ralph Hall New Brunswick 1c 1882-H VF ............. 35.00 1915 5c XF-AU ........ 8.00
1927-S AU ............. 69.50 1864 Short 6 Brn. XF ...................... 160.00
Rockwall, TX Red&Brn. AU........................ 10.00
1928-S AU ............. 55.00 Unc. ....................... 8.00 Unc. ................... 120.00 XF-AU................. 225.00 Mexico
1934-S XF ............. 85.00 1864 Tall 6 Brn. 1885 VF-XF.......... 140.00
1969-D Judge Frank Dean XF ...................... 250.00 1906 10c XF-AU ...... 7.00
XF-AU................. 130.00 Poinsett County, AR Unc. ................... 150.00
AU...................... 225.00 AU...................... 475.00 1957 1 P AU ............ 2.00
AU.......................... 7.00 New Brunswick 5c 1888 XF ............... 175.00 CH.BU .................... 8.00
1935 CH.BU ......... 135.00 Canadian Token 1862 XF ............... 450.00 1890 VF ................. 35.00
1961 1 P CH.BU ....... 5.00
COMMEM. HALVES Montreal 1 Sou XF-AU 1864 Sm. 6 XF ..... 395.00 VF-XF ................... 95.00
1921 2 P AU .......... 90.00
1893 Isa. CH.BU ... 450.00 ............................ 25.00 New Brunswick 10c XF ...................... 150.00
1921 MO. CH.BU .. 495.00 1814 RH Token F-VF Netherlands
1862 XF ............... 350.00 1894 XF ............... 120.00
1923-S Mon. AG .... 30.00 ............................ 19.00 1896 10 C XF ........ 19.00
AU...................... 475.00 XF-AU................. 160.00
1925-S Cal. CH. 1924 1 G AU .......... 19.00
Canadian 1c 1862 Recut 2 XF .. 350.00 1896 Sm. ‘96 XF .. 125.00
BU...................... 180.00 1859/9 Brn.Unc.... 375.00 Norway
1864 CH.AU ......... 750.00 1896 Lg ‘96 XF-AU
1934 Mary. VF ..... 115.00 1881-H XF ............. 13.00 1914 5 Ore AU ....... 29.00
New Brunswick 20c .......................... 160.00
1936 L.I. F ............. 75.00 1887 CH.Red&Brn. Papua New Guinea
1862 XF-AU ......... 195.00 1899 Hooked 99
1936 Nor. CH.BU .. 275.00 Unc .................... 125.00 1983 5 K BU P-L .... 15.00
1864 XF ............... 185.00 VF ........................ 95.00
1936 Rob. CH.BU . 110.00 1891 S.D.-S.L. XF-AU Panama
XF-AU................. 250.00 1899 Lg. 99 XF ...... 85.00
1946 Iowa CH.BU ... 85.00 .......................... 125.00 1904 10c AU ......... 30.00
Newfoundland 1c XF-AU................. 110.00
1946-D B.T.W. CH. 1891 L.D.-L.L. XF-AU Portugal
1873 Brn.Unc. ...... 275.00 1900 VF ................. 14.00
BU........................ 25.00 ............................ 45.00 1898 200R Discovery Of
1876-H AU ............. 80.00 XF-AU................. 115.00
1946-S B.T.W. CH. 1895 XF ................. 15.00 1880 Wide Level O India CH. BU ......... 49.50
AU...................... 145.00
BU........................ 22.00 1911 AU .................. 5.00 1898 500 R Discovery of
Red&Brn.Unc. ..... 125.00 1904-H XF-AU...... 225.00
1950-S B.T.W. CH. Red&Brn.Unc ........ 25.00 1885 AU .............. 225.00 1912 F..................... 5.00
India ..................... 35.00
BU........................ 32.00 1913 AU .................. 5.00 1888 XF-AU ......... 150.00 F-VF ....................... 7.00
1898 1,000 Discovery of
1951-D W-C CH. 1916 AU .................. 5.00 1890 Brn.Unc. ...... 195.00 AU........................ 65.00
India CH. BU ....... 225.00
BU........................ 65.00 1917 AU .................. 4.00 1894 AU ................ 50.00 1919-C F-VF ............ 9.00
Somalia
COMMEM. $1 GOLD Red&Brn.Unc ........ 10.00 1904-H XF-AU........ 45.00 Newfoundland 50c
1950 10c CH.BU .... 18.00
1905 L+C CH.BU . 750.00 1918 CH.Red&Brn. 1907 XF-AU ........... 25.00 1870 VF ............... 125.00
Straits Settlement
1917 McKinley CH. Unc ...................... 29.50 1917-C CH.AU ....... 25.00 XF ...................... 325.00
1903 50c XF-AU .. 275.00
BU...................... 450.00 1920 L.C. Brn.Unc. . 13.00 1920-C Brn.Unc. .. 175.00 1872-H VF ............. 70.00
Sweden
$1 GOLD Red&Brn.Unc ........ 18.00 1941-C AU ............. 15.00 1873 VF ............... 150.00
1782 1 R XF-AU ... 395.00
1855-O CH.AU .. 1,350.00 1920 S.C. AU ........... 3.00 1943-C Brn.Unc. .... 12.00 XF ...................... 595.00
Switzerland
$2 1/2 Gold Brn.Unc. ................. 9.00 1944-C Brn.Unc. .. 160.00 1874 VF ................. 95.00
1892 Swiss Shooting
1807 XF-AU .... 11,500.00 1932 Brn.Unc. .......... 8.00 Newfoundland 5c 1876-H XF ........... 395.00
Medal, Glarus Canton
1844-C AU ........ 2,950.00 Canadian 5c 1865 F-VF.............. 75.00 1880 VF-XF.......... 275.00
Silver, 20% Larger than
1847-C XF-AU... 2,100.00 1881-H AU ............. 90.00 1870 XF-AU ......... 595.00 XF-AU................. 575.00
a U.S. Silver Dollar, Great
CH.BU ............. 5,950.00 1882-H AU ............. 95.00 1880 VF ............... 135.00 1881 VF ................. 95.00
Artwork, 3,375 Minted
1970-S AU ........... 725.00 1887 CH.AU ......... 160.00 1881 XF ............... 295.00 1882-H VF-XF ...... 115.00
Unc. ................... 160.00
$5 Gold 1888 AU ................ 67.50 1882-H XF ........... 175.00 1885 VF-XF.......... 190.00
Venezuela
1860-D CH.AU .. 2,950.00 1889 AU .............. 175.00 1885 VF-XF.......... 495.00 1888 XF ............... 595.00
1936 2 B AU ............ 9.00
1872-S AU ........ 1,450.00 1890-H XF-AU........ 65.00 1888 XF ............... 375.00 1894 VF-XF.......... 150.00
1903 5 B XF .......... 65.00
1909-D CH.BU ..... 750.00 AU........................ 85.00 1894 XF-AU ......... 125.00 XF ...................... 275.00
National Currency
$10 Gold 1893 VF-XF............ 17.00 1896 XF ................. 60.00 1896 XF ............... 195.00
Large Size
1919-C AU ........... 150.00 1898 XF ............... 110.00
1914 AU .............. 995.00 1894 XF-AU ......... 130.00 1902 $10 Wagoner, OK
AU...................... 175.00 1941-C AU ............... 5.00 1900 VG-F ............. 15.00
Hawaii VF ...................... 675.00
1882 1 Rial Haiku 1896 AU ................ 42.50 1942-C AU Scratched XF ........................ 95.00
Small Size
Nova Scotia
Plantation Token 1898 AU .............. 120.00 .............................. 5.00
1929 $10 Mankato, KS
1943-C AU ............... 6.00 1862 1c AU ......... 495.00
XF ................... 1,400.00 1905 XF-AU ........... 15.00
1906 CH.AU ........... 25.00 CH.AU .................... 7.00 VF-XF ................. 175.00
Australia
1847 1c Brn.Unc. . 695.00
1929 $20 Mason City, IA
Newfoundland 10c 1825 1P XF-AU (scarce)
1883 10c XF-AU .. 175.00 1907 AU ................ 10.00
AU...................... 195.00 1908 Sm. 8 AU ...... 55.00 VF ...................... 175.00
1865 XF ............... 175.00 .......................... 350.00
1929 $20 Wagoner, OK
1883 25c XF .......... 95.00 1911 CH.BU ........... 65.00 1872-H VF ............. 65.00 1943 1 P CH.Red&Brn.
VF-XF ................. 275.00
CIVIL WAR TOKENS 1912 AU ................ 10.00 1873 F-VF.............. 97.50 Unc ...................... 35.00
France Jetons
1863 Army & Navy 1918 AU .................. 9.00 VF ...................... 125.00 1943-D 3 P CH.AU ... 5.00
(Medals)
Austria
AU........................ 32.00 1919 CH.BU ........... 55.00 VF-XF ................. 250.00
These beautiful pieces
1964 Union Forever 1945 CH.BU ............. 4.00 1876-H VF ........... 175.00 1816 Kreuzer ......... 22.00
range from slightly
AU........................ 35.00 Canadian 10c 1880 AU .............. 650.00 Comoros
Medals 1870 XF ................. 97.50 larger than a US half to
1882-H VG-F.......... 37.50 1964 5 Fr CH.BU ...... 3.00
a little smaller than a
1909 Sucre Expo AU ...................... 175.00 1885 F-VF............ 225.00 England
AU........................ 95.00 1886 Sm. 6 XF ..... 595.00 silver dollar. They run
1888 F-VF.............. 95.00 1799 1 Far VF-XF
from about 1810 to the
1933 Pedley Ryan XF-AU................. 650.00 XF ...................... 900.00 1947 1 Far Brn.Unc. . 3.00
1850’s. All are very high
AU...................... 125.00 1890-H AU ........... 250.00 1890 VF-XF............ 75.00 1924 1/2 P CH. Red&Brn.
silver content & most are
Elongated Cents 1901 AU ................ 95.00 XF ...................... 125.00 Unc. ..................... 29.00
uncirculated. They range
Chicago World’s Fair 1907 AU ................ 75.00 XF-AU................. 225.00 1920 1 P CH. Red&Brn.
in price from $45 to less
1933 Travel Bldg. 1910 VF-XF............ 47.50 1894 XF ................. 95.00 Unc. ..................... 35.00
Red&Brn.Unc ........ 25.00 AU ........................ 49.50 than $100. Call for a
1896 XF ................. 75.00 1928 1 P CH. Red&Brn.
1933 Italian Pavillion 1913 S.L. VF............ 7.00 complete description &
1903 AU .............. 275.00 Unc. ..................... 35.00
Red&Brn.Unc ........ 25.00 1919 XF-AU ............. 7.00 1917-C AU............. 60.00 1940 1 P XF-AU ....... 5.00
individual prices.
1939 World’s Fair New • GROUND RULES •
York AU ................ 16.00 1-Shipping and Handling (S&H) is $4.00 on all 4-All coins are guaranteed genuine. All coins are
Lucky Pennies orders under $400.00. There is no S&H charge carefully and accurately graded.
1901 Dime Saving on orders over $400.00. 5-We accept credit cards - VISA, MASTERCARD
2-Seven day waiting period for checks to clear & DISCOVER
CH.Red&Brn.Unc ... 65.00 before mailing order.
1945 V J Day CH. 3-Return privilege-30 days. Second and third No coins kept on the premises.
BU........................ 13.00 choices appreciated. All coins kept in bank vault.
1946 Harold Sayer
VG.......................... 9.00
1946 Meramec Caves
THOMAS E. WAGGONER
913-631-7718
Stanton, MO AU .... 13.00
1946 N.Y. City VG..... 9.00 P.O. Box 3808, Shawnee Mission, KS 66203
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 Coin F
A Good Year for
Collector’s Finds
This has been a good year for finds. I
found a Canadian dollar, a 100-yen coin
from Japan, a 100 peso from Columbia,
one new penny from Canada, $1.37 in
U.S. coins including a silver Roosevelt
dime, all from Coinstar. On my weekly
walk I found a 2-euro coin on the ground.
The best find was a 2019-W American
Samoa quarter from a bank.

Joseph Campbell
Portland, Ore.

Got my first 2021 quarter with Washington

Crossing the Delaware reverse and three
2021 cents in change at a Starbuck’s in
Las Cruces, N.M.

Daryl Conley
Truth or Consequences, N.M.
Found a quality Standing Liberty quar-
ter in full head after about a half-hour
of searching. It normally takes me
two hours to complete the tour at the
Manchester, N.H., Coin and Currency
show and sometimes I walk home empty
of cash or coin.
Horst Seeley
Manchester, N.H.
Every so often I visit my local coin dealer
to buy silver dimes and quarters just so I
can hoard some silver. You would think
that buying coins from a coin dealer
would pretty much guarantee there won’t
be any cherries. You’re wrong! Out of
about 50 or 60 Washington quarters, I will
find at least one with a double mintmark
or weirdly shaped mintmark. I now have
several and none are in the Cherrypickers’
Guide.
Don Kirst
Port Angeles, Wash.
Although Canada stopped making cents
nearly 10 years ago, they still turn up
in change. However, my wife startled
me when she handed me a 10 rupiah
of Indonesia dated 1971. It is just a bit
smaller and thinner for a dime and was
given to her in change at some point. The
coin is cupronickel with a mintage of
290 million-plus and a catalog value of
10 cents. It gave me an unexpected bit of
happy collecting.
Name and address withheld
“Joe in Wisconsin” shared receiving a
1928 $100 note in the July 13, 2021,
Numismatic News; but, I found once in
daily walking a $100 bill! My latest half
dollar roll-searching has discovered a
1927 large British penny, two well-worn
Walking Liberties, assorted 1964 and
40-percenter Kennedys, a sticker half
dollar and one 5 cents, an old Buffalo
nickel, plus a half medio balboa from
Panama!
I credited Matthew L. Malvini, of San
Jose, Calif., for sparking my roll search-
ing. He has been lucky, too!
Michael S. Turrini
Vallejo, Calif.
I roll-hunt at random banks and was on the
other side of town when I decided to do a
cold call on a bank. Asked if there were any
half dollars or $2 bills in stock. They said
no to the $2 but had $480 in halves. The
very first roll had all silver mix Kennedy 90
percent, 40 percent and bonus Ben Franklin
... all total out of the 48 rolls found. Fifty
cents in 40 percent Kennedy and $8.50 in
90 percent, with one being a Ben Franklin.
Nice haul!
Fritz Clemens
Cleveland, Ohio
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letters wanted.
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▲ Coin Market at a glance
Cashless Market is Not King
By Richard Giedroyc
There is a short-term and a long-term
component to the market for coins. The
long-term market involves scarce to rare
coins. These are individual coins that are
usually bought and sold after being held
for several years. The short-term sector
of the market involves those coins for
which there is a more rapid velocity of
turnover. This usually involves bullion,
bullion-impacted and recently produced,
made-for-collector coins.
On Sept. 20, the Chinese real estate
giant Evergrande threatened to default,
resulting in stock market jitters all over the
world. Some cyber currencies plunged as
much as 10 percent, while gold and silver
moved noticeably to the plus side. This took
the precious metals-impacted sector of the
market for coins with it – to the plus side.
It also illustrated the instability of the cash-
less society market. Cash is still king, espe-
cially if it is specie rather than fiat money.
Once the dust settles, investors will once
more reexamine their appetite for coins,
both as a short-term and a long-term invest-
ment opportunity. The hobby is strong,
even without these investors, but their
involvement is making the market for coins
even stronger. As for the cashless society
folks, perhaps they should reconsider just
how cashless they really want to be.
This sudden shift in spot metal prices
was felt through the demand for reason-
ably available gold and silver composition
coins. While such a hiccup in the equity
markets is unlikely to create a surge
in demand for scarce to rare coins, the
impact of a longer-term weaker equity
market on rare coins, should it happen,
would not be felt for some time. Buying
into coins either as a hobbyist or as an
investor is not about chasing antiquated
windmills. Coins are as relevant today as
they have ever been.
Search more than 1 million pricing listings for U.S. and
world coins. Values listed are not offers to buy or sell.

Key U.S. Type Coins Date Fair2 AG3 Good4 VG8 Fine12 VF20 XF40 XF45
Indian Cents KM#90a 1869/9 $40 $100 $125 $245 $435 $600 $800 $900
1877 $300 $460 $600 $645 $920 $1,250 $2,000 $2,100
1908S $50 $75 $100 $115 $155 $185 $225 $235
1909S $190 $250 $330 $365 $445 $560 $700 —
Lincoln Cents KM#132 1909S $40 $45 $70 $80 $95 $175 $200 $215
1909S VDB $440 $480 $495 $530 $900 $1,000 $1,250 $1,325
1914D $85 $120 $185 $200 $240 $325 $650 $760
1922 No D Die 2 Strong Rev — 480 500 525 725 990 1,500 1,800
1922 No D Die 3 Weak Rev $70 80 110 140 200 375 550 530
1931S $25 $40 $50 $55 $60 $65 $100 $105
1955/1955 — — — $1,100 $1,200 $1,225 $1,300 $1,560
1972/1972 — — — — $185 $200 $225 $240
1983/1983 — — — — — $90 $100 $115
1984/1984 — — — — — $80 $90 $100
1995/1995 — — — — — — — $14
Liberty Nickels KM#112 1885 $165 $300 $350 $540 $890 $990 $1,350 —
1886 $75 $110 $180 $240 $350 $500 $600 $685
1912S $35 $75 $100 $150 $180 $365 $800 —
Buffalo Nickels KM#134 1913S Ty'2 $100 $115 $210 $250 $315 $425 $500 $520
1914D $45 $65 $90 $100 $135 $165 $250 $260
1916/16 — — $4,150 $6,250 $8,500 $12,375 $17,735 $18,500
1918/17D — $600 $700 $1,100 $2,000 $3,000 $5,500 $8,100
1921S $18 $30 $65 $90 $120 $350 $670 $825
1926S $4 $15 $20 $47 $100 $160 $700 $860
1931S $7 $9 $10 $11 $12 $14 $30 $37
1937D 3 Leg $150 $200 $300 $500 $525 $590 $630 $720
Jefferson Nickels KM#192a/A192 1939D — — $305.0 $4.0 $5.0 $8 $14 $22
1943/2 — — $25 $35 $50 $75 $110 $125
1950D — — — $9 $10 $10 $10 —
Barber Dimes KM#113 1892S $23 $30 $60 $92 $225 $250 $300 $305
1893/2 $40 $105 $130 $160 $195 $235 $330 $360
1894O — 60 70 $80 $225 $300 $430 $490
1895 $50 $75 $145 $200 $370 $450 $550 $590
1895O $360 $400 $450 $650 $1,100 $1,800 $3,250 $3,300
1896O $28 $40 $70 $160 $300 $375 $450 $520
1896S $28 $45 $72 $150 $240 $335 $450 $480
1897O — — — $180 $320 $375 $440 $500
1901S — $200 $250 $285 $360 $425 $550 $580
1913S $8 $12 $35 $65 $125 $225 $250 $260
Mercury Dimes KM#140 1916D $412 $635 $1,050 $1,845 $2,875 $4,000 $6,000 $6,800
1921 — $23 $45 $69 $115 $225 $485 $600
1921D — — $70 $130 $180 $370 $825 $900
1926S — $7 $10 $12 $45 $150 $225 $285
1942/41 — $250 $325 $335 $400 $435 $525 —
1942/1D — $180 $325 $305 $390 $425 $660 —
Barber Quarters KM#114 1896S $370 $425 $750 $1,400 $2,400 $3,400 $5,450 $5,800
1901S $2,150 $3,600 $5,250 $9,000 $14,000 $20,000 $25,500 $26,500
1913S — $900 $1,175 $2,700 $5,000 $7,150 $10,500 $11,450
Standing Lib Qtrs KM#141/145 1916 — 2000 $3,250 $3,550 $4,800 $7,000 $9,500 —
1918/17S — — $1,400 $1,925 $3,400 $4,000 $6,200 $8,200
1921 — — $200 $280 $375 $675 $870 $940
1923S — — $370 $450 $800 $1,200 $1,440 $1,750
Washington Qtrs KM#164 1932D $50 $85 $95 $125 $135 $160 $180 $265
1932S $50 $75 $85 $100 $110 $125 $270 $280
Barber Halves KM#116 1892O $90 $150 $285 $545 $580 $600 $650 $680
1892S $175 $225 $300 $360 $450 $500 $675 $3,300
1893S $65 $110 $175 $350 $475 $725 $1,150 $1,270
1897O $46 $130 $180 $225 $525 $950 $1,100 $1,225
1897S $46 $120 $180 $260 $450 $550 $1,650 $1,900
1913 $18 $25 $65 $120 $260 $610 $770 $1,200
1914 $80 $90 $125 $150 $500 $675 $880 $960
1915 $30 $50 $110 $155 $325 $425 $600 $830
Walking Halves KM#142 1916S $15 $45 $100 $165 $300 $490 $700 $760
1921 $55 $85 $185 $225 $500 $825 $1,720 $2,650
1921D $90 $190 $275 $373 $725 $1,250 $3,625 $4,000
1921S $15 $40 $90 $145 $225 $900 $3,900 $4,100
1938D — $35 $55 $75 $95 $145 $190 $195
$21/2 Indian Gold KM#128 1911D — — — — — $2,600 $2,950 $3,100
1911D weak D — — — — — $1,675 $2,000 $2,100
$5 Indian Gold KM#129 1909O — — — — $1,500 $4,200 $6,500 $7,600
1911D — — — — $550 $600 $800 $1,000
1929 — — — — — — $15,000 $16,250
$10 Indian Gold KM#125/130 1907 periods — — — — $9,000 $24,500 $38,000 $41,000
1911D — — — — — $1,600 $2,100 $2,300
1920S — — — — — $16,500 $23,000 $24,400
1930S — — — — — $14,000 $19,750 $20,500
1933 — — — — — $130,000 $140,000 $143,000
$20 Saint Gaudens KM#131 1907 High R — — — — — $7,000 $8,500 $9,400
1908S — — — — — $1,800 $3,000 $3,700
1920S — — — — — $8,000 $15,500 $18,000
1921 — — — — — — $60,000 $65,000
1926D — — — — $7,500 $8,000 $9,000 $9,400
1927D — — — — — — — —
1927S — — — — $6,000 $75,000 $10,000 $11,400
1929 — — — — — $9,000 $11,000 $12,000
1930S — — — — — $33,000 $37,000 $39,000
1931 — — — — — $16,000 $18,000 $19,000
1931D — — — — — $16,000 $16,000 $20,000
1932 — — — — — $16,000 $16,000 $18,000
NOTE: Prices for Indian cents are MS60-62Brn, MS63-65RB, and MS66-67Red. Lincoln cents are MS60-62Brn, MS63RB, MS64-67Red.

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GOLD BULLION MARKET VALUES China Panda 1/10 T. Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $178 . . . . . . . . . . . . $209 PLATINUM BULLION MARKET VALUES
SPOT PRICE $1,775.30 as of September 21, 2021 China Panda 1/20 T. Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $89 . . . . . . . . . . . . $104 SPOT PRICE $943.00 as of September 21, 2021
Actual Melt Value MARKET PRICE Colombia 5 Peso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $418 . . . . . . . . . . . . $447 Actual Melt Value MARKET PRICE
American Bison 1 T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,775 . . . . . . . . . . $1,917 France 20 Franc rooster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $331 . . . . . . . . . . . . $365 $100 American Eagle 1 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $943 . . . . . . . . . . $1,072
$50 American Eagle 1 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,775 . . . . . . . . . . $1,908 Germany 10 Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $205 . . . . . . . . . . . . $231 $50 American Eagle 1/2 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $472 . . . . . . . . . . . . $547
$25 American Eagle 1/2 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888 . . . . . . . . . . . . $977 Germany 20 Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $409 . . . . . . . . . . . . $450 $25 American Eagle 1/4 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $236 . . . . . . . . . . . . $279
$10 American Eagle 1/4 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $444 . . . . . . . . . . . . $500 Great Britian Soverign old (king) . . . . . . . . . . . . . $418 . . . . . . . . . . . . $472 $10 American Eagle 1/10 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $94 . . . . . . . . . . . . $124
$5 American Eagle 1/10 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $178 . . . . . . . . . . . . $238 Great Britian Soverign new (queen) . . . . . . . . . . $418 . . . . . . . . . . . . $447 Mapleleaf 1 T. Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $943 . . . . . . . . . . $1,039
U.S. American Art 1oz.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,775 . . . . . . . . . . $1,818 Hungary 100 Korona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,718 . . . . . . . . . . $1,803 Noble 1 T. Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $943 . . . . . . . . . . $1,039
U.S. American Art 1/2 oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888 . . . . . . . . . . . . $932 Italy 20 Lire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $331 . . . . . . . . . . . . $365 Koala 1 T. Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $943 . . . . . . . . . . $1,030
US $5 commemorative 1986 to date . . . . . . . . . $429 . . . . . . . . . . . . $463 realizable value 75-95% AMV depending on quantity
Mexico 50 Peso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,139 . . . . . . . . . . $2,223
US $10 commemorative 1984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $858 . . . . . . . . . . . . $917
Mexico 20 Peso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $856 . . . . . . . . . . . . $914
Australia kangaroo/Nugget 1 T Oz. . . . . . . . . $1,775 . . . . . . . . . . $1,890 SILVER BULLION MARKET VALUES
Austria 1 Ducat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $196 . . . . . . . . . . . . $220 Mexico 10 Peso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $428 . . . . . . . . . . . . $471
SPOT PRICE $22.46 as of September 21, 2021
Austria 4 Ducat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $786 . . . . . . . . . . . . $865 Mexico 5 Peso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $214 . . . . . . . . . . . . $239 Actual Melt Value MARKET PRICE
Austria 10 Corona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $172 . . . . . . . . . . . . $194 Mexico 2.5 Peso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $107 . . . . . . . . . . . . $126 US 90% Dimes (pre 1965) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.60 . . . . . . . . . . . $1.83
Austria 20 Corona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $344 . . . . . . . . . . . . $378 Mexico 2 Peso . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $86 . . . . . . . . . . . . $103 US 90% Quarters (pre 1965) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.01 . . . . . . . . . . . $4.57
Austria 100 Corona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,718 . . . . . . . . . . $1,786 Netherlands East Indies 1 Ducat . . . . . . . . . . . . $196 . . . . . . . . . . . . $216 US 90% Halves (pre 1965) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.03 . . . . . . . . . . . $9.75
Austria Philharmonic1T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,775 . . . . . . . . . . $1,882 Netherlands 10 Gulden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $346 . . . . . . . . . . . . $380 US 90% Dollars (pre 1936) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17.37 . . . . . . . . . . $30.02
Austria Philharmonic 1/2 T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888 . . . . . . . . . . . . $968 Russia 5 Roubles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $221 . . . . . . . . . . . . $265 US 40% Halves (1965-70, 1976) . . . . . . . . . . $3.32 . . . . . . . . . . . $3.49
Austria Philharmonic 1/4 T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $444 . . . . . . . . . . . . $495 Russia 10 Roubles/Chevronetz . . . . . . . . . . . . . $442 . . . . . . . . . . . . $521 US 40% Dollars (1971-76) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.10 . . . . . . . . . . . $7.81
Austria Philharmonic 1/10 T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . $178 . . . . . . . . . . . . $204 South Africa Krugerand 2 Rand . . . . . . . . . . . . . $418 . . . . . . . . . . . . $460 US 35% Wartime Nickels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.26 . . . . . . . . . . . $1.16
Belgium 20 Franc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $331 . . . . . . . . . . . . $361 South Africa Krugerand 1 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . $1,775 . . . . . . . . . . $1,889 US Silver Eagle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22.46 . . . . . . . . . . $26.21
Canada Mapleaf 1T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,775 . . . . . . . . . . $1,894 South Africa Krugerand 1/2 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . $888 . . . . . . . . . . . . $968 Canadian 80% Dimes (pre 1967) . . . . . . . . . . $1.35 . . . . . . . . . . . $1.36
Canada Mapleaf 1/2 T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888 . . . . . . . . . . . . $968 Canadian 80% Quarters (pre 1967) . . . . . . . . . $3.37 . . . . . . . . . . . $3.40
South Africa Krugerand 1/4 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . . $444 . . . . . . . . . . . . $495
Canada Mapleaf 1/4 T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $444 . . . . . . . . . . . . $495 Canadian 80% Halves (pre 1967) . . . . . . . . . . $6.74 . . . . . . . . . . . $6.81
South Africa Krugerand 1/10 T Oz. . . . . . . . . . . $178 . . . . . . . . . . . . $203
Canada Mapleaf 1/10 T Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $178 . . . . . . . . . . . . $205 Canadian 80% Dollars (pre 1968) . . . . . . . . . $13.48 . . . . . . . . . . $14.28
Canada $20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888 . . . . . . . . . . . . $983 Swiss 10 Franc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $166 . . . . . . . . . . . . $183
Swiss 20 Franc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $331 . . . . . . . . . . . . $365 Canadian Silver Mapleleafs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22.46 . . . . . . . . . . $26.46
Canada $100 (1976 business strike) . . . . . . . . . $444 . . . . . . . . . . . . $475 Mexico Libertad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22.46 . . . . . . . . . . $24.71
Canada $100 1977-1986 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888 . . . . . . . . . . . . $944 10 Karat Scrap Gold per gram . . . . . . . . . . . . $22.55 . . . . . . . . . . $23.74
Sterling Pvt. Mint per Troy Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . $20.78 . . . . . . . . . . $21.03
China Panda 1 T. Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,775 . . . . . . . . . . $1,899 14 Karat Scrap Gold per gram . . . . . . . . . . . . $32.11 . . . . . . . . . . $33.25
Sterling scrap per Troy Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19.65 . . . . . . . . . . $18.15
China Panda 1/2 T. Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888 . . . . . . . . . . . . $959 18 Karat Scrap Gold per gram . . . . . . . . . . . . $41.38 . . . . . . . . . . $42.81
realizable value 75-105% AMV depending on quantity
China Panda 1/4 T. Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $444 . . . . . . . . . . . . $494 realizable value 85-98% AMV depending on quantity

AU50 AU58 MS60 MS61 MS62 MS63 MS64 MS65 MS66 MS67
$950 $965 $1,000 $1,050 $1,065 $1,125 $1,200 $3,200 — —
$2,250 $4,000 $4,300 $4,425 $4,635 $8,000 $9,700 $14,000 $32,500 —
$255 $265 $300 $340 $425 $650 $900 $1,400 $3,250 —
$725 $880 $1,075 — — $2,000 $2,200 $3,500 $6,500 $75,000
$220 $270 $285 $290 $297 $420 $575 $770 $1,400 $42,000
$1,500 $1,650 $1,900 $1,970 $2,040 $2,100 $2,850 $4,000 $6,950 —
$1,775 $2,300 $2,500 $2,700 $3,300 $4,250 $4,900 $6,500 $66,600 —
3,250 6,250 8,000 8,500 8,800 23,000 40,000.00 130,000.00 — —
725 780 1,330 $1,400 1,485 4,250 — — — —
$120 $130 $145 — — $200 $255 $350 — —
$1,600 $1,650 $1,700 $1,850 $2,150 $4,000 $6,250 $28,000 $60,000 —
$280 $300 $310 $315 $320 $340 $465 $600 $950 $5,000
$150 $165 $180 $185 $188 $200 $240 $290 $400 $2,500
$115 $125 $140 $160 $195 $200 $240 $250 $270 $875
$17 $20 $22 $25 $28 $30 $40 $50 $110 $120
$1,500 $2,200 $2,400 — — $3,925 $4,700 $6,200 $7,500 —
$725 $1,050 $1,400 — — $2,375 $3,000 $5,000 $7,950 —
$1,100 $1,200 $1,300 — — $1,350 $1,950 $3,900 $5,500 —
$550 $825 $850 $875 $1,100 $1,200 $1,445 $3,000 $14,500 $42,000
$285 $365 $380 $400 $420 $500 $700 $1,250 $3,200 $22,000
$29,000 $35,950 $55,000 $63,950 $95,000 $145,000 — — — —
$10,500 $23,000 $32,000 $33,500 $40,000 $48,500 $85,000 $275,000 — —
$1,045 $1,475 $2,300 $2,440 $2,485 $2,300 $4,500 $8,650 $24,000 —
$2,200 $3,400 $4,100 $4,700 $6,000 $9,750 $14,000 $82,500 — —
$45 $51 $63 $75 $85 $200 $220 $300 $1,500 $25,000
$1,000 $1,500 $1,700 $1,900 $2,700 $4,200 $5,600 $23,000 $39,000 —
$26 — $35 $38 $41 $50 $90 $110 $125 $475
$175 $205 $300 $315 $330 $400 $450 $775 $750 $2,250
$11 — $12 — — $13 $20 $35 $50 $450
$320 — $500 $540 $600 $775 $1,150 $2,800 $13,500 $22,500
$550 $690 $1,300 $1,300 $1,560 $2,000 $3,500 $6,000 $7,500 —
$600 $1,075 $1,850 $1,925 $2,100 $2,900 $7,150 $10,000 $22,000 —
$650 $780 $840 $900 $1,000 $1,150 $1,200 $1,850 $5,250 $22,500
$3,500 $4,600 $5,850 $6,000 $7,600 $12,250 $14,000 $23,750 $41,000 —
$1,160 $1,300 $1,700 $1,835 $2,100 $2,500 $4,100 $7,800 $15,500 —
$575 $615 $675 $750 $975 $1,300 $3,000 $3,900 $10,500 —
$600 $690 $1,000 $1,050 $1,080 $1,400 $2,140 $2,950 $8,500 $23,500
$675 $1,200 $1,420 $1,480 $1,530 $1,920 $2,450 $3,320 $4,500 —
$300 $415 $660 $745 $920 $1,200 $2,650 2900 — $11,850
$9,750 $1,050 $11,250 — $13,250 $17,750 $19,000 $24,000 $34,500 $75,000
$780 $910 $1,140 — $1,550 $2,025 $2,325 $2,900 $4,400 —
$1,100 $1,180 $1,400 — $1,575 $2,200 $2,750 $3,645 — $10,000
$1,000 — $1,150 $1,200 $1,250 $1,700 $2,400 $3,500 $4,400 $9,500
$825 $1,750 $2,400 — $3,600 $4,100 $9,150 $12,000 $15,250 —
$1,000 $1,425 $2,700 — $3,700 $4,100 $7,000 $12,000 — —
$6,250 $7,200 $17,000 — — $24,500 $27,500 $54,500 $132,000 —
$28,000 $33,500 $37,500 $3,825 $39,500 $45,000 $53,000 $79,500 $118,000 $175,000
$12,000 $14,000 $14,250 $12,800 $13,100 $16,000 $25,500 $31,000 $36,000 $75,000
$11,000 $12,000 $13,000 $13,750 $14,200 $16,000 $18,000 $26,750 $30,000 —
$10,500 $11,600 $16,250 $18,650 $23,000 $28,000 $32,900 $90,000 $145,000 —
$1,175 $1,350 $1,450 $1,565 $1,800 $2,100 $2,230 $2,900 $3,150 $7,500
$1,900 $2,050 $2,300 $2,550 $3,300 $3,400 $4,000 $4,500 $4,900 —
$460 $550 $1,000 $1,075 $1,140 $1,700 $2,600 $8,000 $77,500 —
$295 $310 $350 $360 $365 $750 $845 $2,950 $29,700 —
$700 $975 $1,175 $1,230 $1,385 $1,950 $2,000 $3,250 $5,200 $12,500
$820 $900 $1,250 $1,300 $1,350 $2,450 $2,900 $7,500 $9,000 $22,000
$1,825 $1,900 $2,000 $2,150 $3,100 $5,000 $5,250 $17,500 $35,500 —
$1,500 $1,580 $1,725 $1,895 $2,425 $3,300 $5,000 $7,900 $14,250 $25,500
$2,200 $2,300 $2,600 $2,700 $2,840 $3,750 $4,800 $6,750 $16,000 $21,500
$1,500 $1,700 $1,800 $1,970 $2,600 $3,000 $3,600 $4,950 $8,500 —
$1,225 $1,300 $2,100 $2,300 $2,520 $2,600 $3,950 $6,000 $32,950 —
$1,150 $1,500 $1,600 $1,640 $1,725 $2,650 $3,700 $6,500 — —
$900 $1,685 $1,800 $1,725 $1,850 $2,700 $3,000 $6,700 $19,000 $40,000
$3,000 $4,800 $5,750 $5,900 $6,850 $8,750 $11,250 $22,000 $32,000 —
$5,050 $7,100 $8,500 $9,500 $10,250 $12,500 $14,500 $40,000 $60,000 —
$6,800 $13,750 $20,000 $22,500 $27,750 $35,000 $46,000 $104,000 $175,000 —
$220 $350 $485 $500 $545 $750 $1,000 $1,250 — $4,400
$3,600 $4,200 $5,750 $7,340 $9,000 $13,250 $17,500 $52,000 $167,500 —
$2,300 $3,350 $6,400 — — — — — — —
$8,100 $13,900 $22,500 $36,700 $48,000 — $105,000 $595,000 — —
$2,875 $4,450 $5,275 $10,200 $20,000 $33,325 $58,500 $210,000 — —
$17,000 $27,000 $28,250 $29,200 $30,000 $32,000 $37,775 $100,000 — —
$48,000 $54,500 $73,000 $80,000 $90,000 $115,000 $145,000 $240,000 $80,000 $150,000
$2,850 $6,600 $8,500 $12,000 $13,000 $22,000 $75,000 $220,000 — —
$30,000 $44,000 $56,000 $60,000 $70,000 $93,000 $185,000 $275,000 $400,000 $1,500,000
$24,000 $30,000 $36,500 $38,000 $40,000 $44,000 $67,000 $107,250 — —
$145,000 $135,000 $165,000 $175,000 $190,000 $225,000 $375,000 $408,000 — —
$11,000 $12,500 $14,000 $15,250 $18,500 $20,000 $21,750 $39,500 $70,000 $130,000
$4,400 $7,000 $9,500 $13,700 $18,000 $22,500 $45,000 $60,000 $70,000 $140,000
$24,000 $31,000 $55,000 $56,000 $62,000 $125,000 $147,500 $260,000 — —
$70,000 $78,000 $85,000 $88,685 $100,000 $192,000 $320,000 $585,000 $900,000 —
$10,000 $12,750 $13,000 $14,500 $16,000 $27,000 $35,000 $170,000 $250,000 —
$500,000 $600,000 $750,000 $850,000 $900,000 $1,000,000 $1,250,000 $1,600,000 $2,000,000 —
$13,000 $17,000 $22,000 $23,500 $25,500 $65,000 $75,000 $200,000 — —
$13,000 $15,000 $17,000 $24,750 $26,000 $30,000 $38,000 $67,500 $125,000 —
$42,000 $46,000 $60,000 $63,000 $70,000 $125,000 $150,000 $165,000 $350,000 —
$23,000 $23,500 $33,000 $34,000 $46,000 $55,000 $105,000 $115,000 $125,000 $230,000
$26,000 $28,000 $38,500 $41,250 $48,000 $65,000 $100,000 $125,000 $180,000 —
$23,000 $24,000 $27,000 $27,750 $40,000 $75,000 $97,500 $122,500 $125,000 —

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Coin Market at a glance
Copper U.S. Type Coins AG3 Good4 VG8 Fine12 VF20 XF40 AU50 AU58 MS60Brn MS63Brn MS63RB MS64Brn MS64RB MS64Red MS65BR MS65RB MS65Red

Half Cent Liberty Cap left 1793 KM#10 $1,850 $3,450 $3,800 $7,000 $9,500 $23,000.00 $30,000 $49,000 $52,000 $80,000 — $80,000 — — $330,000 —
Half Cent Liberty Cap right 1794-1797 KM#14 $280 $400 $550 $950 $1,500 $3,100.00 $5,500 $7,600 $13,000 $25,500 — $31,000 — — $56,000 —
Half Cent Draped Bust 1800-1808 KM#33 $45.00 $90.00 $100.00 $125.00 $165.00 $350.00 $550 $940 $1,250 $2,500 $4,400 $4,000 $6,000 16,000.00 $8,000 $30,000 $16,000
Half Cent Classic Head 1809-1836 KM#41 $50.00 $65.00 $70.00 $73.00 $75.00 $95.00 $168 $205 $210 $445 $625 $600 $1,125 2,000.00 $1,400 $2,600 $13,000
Half Cent Braided Hair 1840-1857 KM#70 $36.00 $66.00 $75.00 $78.00 $85.00 $107.00 $160 $220 $230 $350 $450 $440 $750 1,250.00 $710 $1,200 $3,300
Large Cent Chain 1793 KM#11 $3,700 $5,000 $7,300 $14,650 $26,000 $45,000.00 $77,000 $155,000 $175,000 $285,000 — 410000 — — 700000 — —
Large Cent Wreath 1793 KM#12 $1,850 $2,400 $3,300 $4,700 $7,240 $15,500.00 $22,740 $33,500 $40,000 $77,000 — — $100,000 — — $173,000 —
Large Cent Liberty Capped 1793-1796 KM#13 $375.00 $425.00 $600.00 $1,050.00 $1,650.00 $2,900.00 $3,800 $6,000 $7,000 $16,000 $19,500 $26,250 $28,000 38,000.00 $44,000 $65,000 $75,000
Large Cent Draped Bust 1796-1807 KM#22 $60.00 $140.00 $150.00 $250.00 $480.00 $975.00 $1,600 $2,500 $3,200 $8,800 $9,500 $13,000 $18,000 23,000.00 $22,500 $36,750 $45,000
Large Cent Classic Head 1808-1814 KM#39 $65.00 $125.00 $145.00 $390.00 $750.00 $1,650.00 $2,100 $4,100 $8,500 $11,000 $15,000 $15,600 $19,500 $42,000.00 $32,000 $36,000 $65,000.00
Large Cent Coronet Head 1816-1839 KM#45 $19.00 $26.00 $30.00 $41.00 $65.00 $125.00 $200 $280 $300 $500 $600 $860 $930 4,300.00 $1,140 $1,700 $12,000
Large Cent Braided Hair 1839-1857 KM#67 $16.00 $23.00 $29.00 $40.00 $60.00 $65.00 $160 $195 $210 $250 $280 $400 $435 1,175.00 625 830.00 $2,300
Flying Eagle Cent 1856-58 KM#85 $18.00 $24.00 $36.00 $39.00 $50.00 $140.00 $205 $400 $430 $800 $970 — $1,100 — — 2300 $2,600
Indian Cent Copper Nickel 1859 KM#87 $10.00 $16.00 $20.00 $26.00 $50.00 $95.00 $155 $270 $300 $700 — — $1,200 — — — $2,000
Indian Cent Copper Nickel 1860-64 KM#90 $8.00 $11.00 $14.00 $18.00 $30.00 $56.00 $72.0 $100.0 $125.0 $230 — 395 — — 740 — —
Indian Cent Bronze 1864-1909 KM#90a $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $7.00 $10.00 $23.0 $28.0 $38.0 $60.0 $70.0 $80.00 $110.00 200.00 95 200.00 $550
Two Cent Piece 1864-1873 KM#94 $9.00 $16.00 $19.00 $26.00 $30.00 $45.00 $72.0 $90.0 $100 $150 $200 180 $260 425.00 300 410.00 $900

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U.S. Type Coins AG3 Good4 VG8 Fine12 VF20 XF40 XF45 AU50 AU58 MS60 MS61 MS62 MS63 MS64 MS65 MS66 MS67

Three Cent Nickel Composition KM#95 $11.00 $14.00 $16.00 $18.00 $20.00 $30.00 $34.00 $50.0 $72.0 $100 $110 $125 $150 $220 $400 $850 $1,600
Three Cent Silver Ty'1 1851-1858 KM#75 $29.00 $36.00 $45.00 $50.00 $60.00 $85.00 $100.00 $140 $170 $190 $200 $220 $250 $380 $520 $900 $3,000
Three Cent Silver Ty'2 1854-1858 KM#80 $37.00 $45.00 $55.00 $60.00 $70.00 $145.00 $200.00 $200 $260 $280 $320 $450 $625 $900 $1,300 $2,700 $12,500
Three Cent Silver Ty'3 1859-1873 KM#88 $45.00 $45.00 $50.00 $60.00 $65.00 $100.00 $105.00 $150 $200 $210 $215 $230 $280 $465 $680 $1,100 $3,000
Shield Nickel With Rays 1866-67 KM#96 $20.00 $30.00 $43.00 $60.00 $95.00 $140.00 $170.00 $195 $270 $290 $320 $360 $430 $640 $1,100 $2,600 $35,000
Shield Nickel Without Rays 1867-83 KM#97 $20.00 $26.00 $29.00 $30.00 $40.00 $65.00 $76.00 $100 $120 $140 $145 $155 $190 $235 $440 $750 $2,400
Liberty Nickel Without Cents 1883 KM#111 $6.00 $9.00 $10.00 $11.75 $12.00 $13.00 $15.00 $18.0 $20.0 $27.0 $34.0 $43.0 $60.0 $100 $225 $300 $1,350
Liberty Nickel With Cents 1883-1912 KM#112 $2.00 $7.00 $8.00 $12.00 $11.00 $31.00 $40.00 $50.0 $53.0 $70.0 $80.0 $95 $115 $160 $340 $600 $2,365
Buffalo Nickel Ty'1 1913 KM#133 $3.25 $8.00 $10.00 $12.00 $13.00 $20.50 $22.00 $24.0 $28.0 $30.0 $31.0 $44.0 $50.0 $58 $125 $185 $630
Buffalo Nickel Ty'2 1913-1937 KM#134 $0.75 $0.75 $1.50 $1.60 $2.00 $3.50 $4.00 $6.5 $17.0 $18.0 $19.0 $20.0 $21.0 $22 $25.0 $50 $140
Half Dime Flowing Hair 1794-1795 KM#15 $700 $1,200 $1,400 $1,800 $2,600 $4,300.00 — $5,000 $6,800 $7,500 $8,400 $9,000 $9,700 $20,000 $33,000 — —
Half Dime Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1796-1797 KM#23 $840 $1,350 $1,650 $3,100 $4,000 $5,700.00 $6,100.00 $7,300 $12,000 $16,500 $18,000 $20,000 $23,000 $36,000 $70,000 $120,000 $175,000
Half Dime Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1800-1805 KM#34 $900 $1,250 $1,475 $1,600 $2,250 $4,500.00 — $6,000 $8,600 $13,000 $15,500 $16,500 $19,500 $26,000 $36,000 $85,000 $160,000
Half Dime Capped Bust 1829-1837 KM#47 $55.00 $60.00 $80.00 $100.00 $130.00 $175.00 $195.00 $225 $320 $395 $500 $650 $680 $1,200 $2,100 $2,575 $7,300.00
Half Dime Liberty Seated no Stars Obv. 1837-1838O KM#60 $26.00 $40.00 $65.00 $85.00 $110.00 $160.00 — $230 $325 $575 $590 $620 $800 $900 $2,200 $3,300 $11,000
Half Dime Liberty Seated no Drapery 1838-1840 KM#62.1 $25.00 $27.00 $32.00 $38.00 $55.00 $85.00 $135.00 $205 $225 $250 $265 $290 $430 $560 $1,000 $1,600 $4,200
Half Dime Liberty Seated Stars on Obv 1840-1853 KM#63.2 $11.00 $18.00 $21.00 $26.00 $33.00 $60.00 $75.00 $110 $135 $150 $160 $190 $250 $400 $535 $780 $2,200
Half Dime Liberty Seated Arrows 1853-1855 KM#62.1 $11.00 $17.00 $21.00 $26.00 $32.00 $60.00 $95.00 $135 $145 $190 $200 $210 $280 $500 $1,000 $1,150 $5,250
Half Dime Liberty Seated Stars on Obv 1856-59 KM#A62.2 $11.00 $17.00 $21.00 $26.00 $32.00 $60.00 $95.00 $135 $145 $180 $200 $210 $265 $610 $850 $1,650 $4,000
Half Dime Liberty Seated Legend on Obv. 1860-73 KM#92 $11.00 $17.00 $19.00 $24.00 $32.00 $45.00 $53.00 $70 $95 $145 $155 $165 $250 $380 $490 $700 $1,300
Dime Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1796-1797 KM#24 $1,475 $2,400 $3,150 $3,700 $4,400 $6,700.00 $7,300.00 $10,600 $16,000 $16,700 $17,500 $18,000 $33,000 $53,000 $96,000 $145,000 $650,000
Dime Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1798-1807 KM#31 $475 $500 $750 $850 $1,350 $2,100.00 $2,650.00 $3,250 $4,000 $5,500 $5,900 $6,600 $8,400 $15,000 $35,000 $55,000 $95,000
Dime Capped Bust Large Planchet 1809-1828 KM#42 $55.00 $65.00 $90.00 $130.00 $190.00 $400.00 $460.00 $520 $860 $1,225 $1,300 $1,340 $2,150 $2,800 $9,000 $17,000 $36,000
Dime Capped Bust Small Planchet1828-1837 KM#48 $32.00 $41.00 $47.00 $58.00 $95.00 $210.00 $235.00 $360 $540 $630 $690 $800 $1,300 $2,150 $4,800 $9,600 $31,000
Dime Liberty Seated no Stars Obv. 1837-1838O KM#61 $31.00 $40.00 $50.00 $95.00 $190.00 $400.00 $570.00 $675 $850 $875 $900 $1,200 $1,600 $4,000 $4,450 — —
Dime Liberty Seated no Drapery 1838-1840 KM#63.1 $10.25 $17.00 $20.00 $23.00 $40.00 $100.00 $155.00 $220 $300 $375 $450 $580 $750 $1,100 $2,000 — —
Dime Liberty Seated Stars on Obv 1840-1853 KM#63.2 $13.00 $15.00 $16.00 $20.00 $26.00 $46.00 $50.00 $130 $185 $235 $270 $290 $390 $690 $1,800 — —
Dime Liberty Seated arrows at date 1853-55 KM#77 $13.00 $15.00 $16.00 $20.00 $26.00 $46.00 $70.00 $120 $185 $265 $285 $345 $490 $740 $1,400 — —
Dime Liberty Seated Stars on Obv 1856-1860 KM#A63.2 $13.00 $15.00 $16.00 $20.00 $24.00 $33.00 $70.00 $90 $265 $330 $385 $490 $625 $1,100 $2,300 $5,300 $10,500
Dime Liberty Seated Legend on Obv. 1860-91 KM#92 $13.00 $15.00 $16.00 $19.00 $21.00 $35.00 $58.00 $70 $95 $120 $140 $155 $210 $370 $500 $725 $1,700
Dime Liberty Seated arrows at date 1873-74 KM#105 $14.00 $15.00 $19.00 $26.00 $50.00 $145.00 $200.00 $230 $300 $375 $600 $800 $900 $1,475 $3,600
Dime Barber 1892-1916 KM#113 $3.40 $3.75 $4.0 $5.0 $9.50 $25.00 $25.00 $50.0 $73 $95 $97 $110 $130 $165 $275 $470 $1,240
Dime Mercury 1916-45 KM#140 $1.50 $2.00 $2.05 $2.40 $3.00 $3.60 $3.70 $3.80 $4.0 $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 $9.75 $16.00 $19.0 $28.0 $46.00
Dime Mercury 1916-45 KM#140 Full Split Bands — — — — — — — — $10.0 $11.00 $15.00 $17.00 $20.00 $32.00 $35.0 $40.0 130
Dime Roosevelt Silver 1946-64 KM#195 — — — $2.00 $2.25 $2.4 $2.5 $2.7 $2.9 $3.50 $4.05 $4.25 $4.30 $4.40 $4.75 $12.0 $25.00
Twenty Cent Piece Liberty Seated 1875-1878 KM#109 $95.00 $105.00 $120.00 $150.00 $175.00 $200.00 $255.00 $375 $430 $560 $600 $640 $740 $950 $1,800 $3,200 —
Quarter Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1796 KM#25 $5,250.00 $9,000.00 $13,500.00 $21,000.00 $27,000.00 $43,000.00 — $47,000 $58,000 $68,000 $80,000 $87,500 $120,000 $170,000 $345,000 $1,400,000 $1,600,000
Quarter Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1804-1807 KM#36 $300.00 $320.00 $400.00 $650.00 $1,200.00 $2,600.00 $3,625.00 $3,800 $6,000 $9,600 $10,550 $12,600 $16,600 $22,500 $65,000 — —
Quarter Capped Bust Large Planchet 1815-1828 KM#44 $92.00 $115.00 $150.00 $230.00 $400.00 $1,260.00 $1,500.00 $1,800 $2,400 $3,300 $4,000 $4,100 $6,000 $8,700 $25,000 $38,000 $75,000
Quarter Capped Bust Small Planchet 1831-1837 KM#55 $47.00 $70.00 $100.00 $120.00 $165.00 $330.00 $360.00 $600 $1,100 $2,000 $2,100 $2,450 $2,700 $4,800 $12,300 $26,000 $80,000
Quarter Liberty Seated no Drapery 1838-1840O KM#64.1 $14.00 $27.00 $45.00 $60.00 $175.00 $400.00 $600.00 $800 $930 $1,350 $1,500 $2,000 $3,100 $6,800 $27,000 $65,000 $80,000
Quarter Liberty Seated no Motto Rev. 1840-1865 KM#64.2 $14.00 $27.00 $35.00 $40.00 $45.00 $70.00 $95.00 $165 $245 $285 $305 $355 $485 $775 $1,950 $3,340 $7,600
Quarter Liberty Seated Arrows and Rays 1853 KM#78 $14.00 $27.00 $35.00 $40.00 $45.00 $130.00 $140.00 $220 $475 $740 $900 $960 $1,270 $2,150 $7,000 $18,000 $61,000
Quarter Liberty Seated Arrows at date 1854-55 KM#81 $14.00 $27.00 $35.00 $40.00 $45.00 $100.00 $135.00 $245 $525 $560 $585 $640 $850 $1,400 $4,100 $17,000 $36,000
Quarter Liberty Seated Motto on rev. 1866-91 KM#98 $14.00 $27.00 $30.00 $33.00 $40.00 $60.00 $85.00 $130 $175 $240 $270 $330 $420 $625 $1,025 $1,600 $3,400
 Quarter Liberty Seated arrows at date 1873-74 KM#106 $14.00 $27.00 $33.00 $38.00 $70.00 $150.00 $210.00 $345 $630 $695 $770 $840 $890 $1,200 $2,400 $3,900 $12,750
Quarter Barber 1892-1916 KM#114 $8.50 $9.25 $10.00 $14.00 $25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $130 $190 $240 $250 $260 $285 $325 $540 $1,000 $1,900
Quarter Standing Liberty Type 1 1916-17 KM#141 — — $48.00 $60.00 $88.00 $145.00 $150.00 $170 $200 $235 $238 $290 $310 $360 $600 $960 $2,100
Quarter Standing Liberty Type 2 1917-30 KM#145 — $7.0 $7.0 $9.3 $12.20 $26.00 $32.00 $63.0 $100 $150 $160 $165 $185 $250 $340 $500 $1,000
Quarter Standing Liberty Type 2 1917-30 KM#145 Full Head — — — — — — — — — $285 $300 $305 $325 $355 $500 $750 $2,700
Quarter Washington Silver 1932-64 KM#164 — $6.8 $6.8 $7.0 $7.0 $7.2 $7.2 $8.0 $8.0 $8.75 $9.00 $11.00 $11.5 $12.0 $15.0 $45.0 $185
Half Dollar Flowing Hair 1794-95 KM#16 $800.00 $840.00 $1,000.00 $1,450.00 $2,200.00 $4,700.00 $6,400.00 $11,000 $18,500 $30,000 $32,000 $45,000 $95,000 $180,000 $380,000 — —
Half Dollar Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1796-97 KM#26 $23,000.00 $28,000.00 $34,000.00 $40,000.00 $65,000.00 $115,000.00 $140,000.00 $160,000 $230,000 $260,000 $285,000 $295,000 $350,000 $390,000 $700,000 $850,000 —
Half Dollar Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1801-1807 KM#35 $115.00 $185.00 $240.00 $350.00 $600.00 $1,300.00 — $1,950 $5,000 $6,200 $6,800 $7,300 $8,800 $22,000 $55,000 $135,000 —
Half Dollar Capped Bust 1807-36 KM#37 $45.00 $60.00 $67.00 $80.00 $85.00 $150.00 $180.00 $300 $700 $735 $875 $1,000 $1,500 $22,000 $4,200 $10,500 $30,000
Half Dollar Capped Bust Reeded Edge 50 Cents Rev. 1836-1837 KM#58 $45.00 $50.00 $55.00 $70.00 $100.00 $170.00 $200.00 $370 $800 $850 $1,100 $1,220 $2,300 $3,400 $14,600 $24,000 —
Half Dollar Capped Bust Reeded Edge Half Dol. Rev.1838-1839 KM#65 $43.00 $68.00 $85.00 $95.00 $125.00 $210.00 $275.00 $450 $1,075 $13,000 $1,500 $2,300 $2,750 $3,500 $14,000 $26,000 $90,000
Half Dollar Liberty Seated no Drapery 1839 KM#68 $90.00 $100.00 $200.00 $335.00 $600.00 $1,175.00 $1,700.00 $2,200 $4,300 $6,300 $8,500 $10,000 $24,000 $33,000 $138,000 — —
Half Dollar Liberty Seated no Motto Rev. 1840-1866 KM#68a $24.00 $48.00 $55.00 $70.00 $85.00 $125.00 $155.00 $225 $300 $390 $500 $600 $865 $1,400 $3,500 — —
Half Dollar Liberty Seated Arrows and Rays 1853 KM#79 $38.00 $58.00 $80.00 $100.00 $130.00 $220.00 $250.00 $440 $860 $1,140 $1,400 $1,550 $2,300 $3,400 $20,000 — —
Half Dollar Liberty Seated Arrows at date 1854-55 KM#82 $28.00 $42.00 $52.00 $65.00 $90.00 $155.00 $170.00 $225 $360 $470 $640 $840 $1,000 $1,850 $4,400 — —
Half Dollar Liberty Seated Motto above Eagle 1866-91 KM#99 $38.00 $40.00 $44.00 $65.00 $80.00 $115.00 $130.00 $175 $300 $360 $400 $500 $800 $925 $2,300 — —
Half Dollar Liberty Seated arrows at date 1873-74 KM#107 $38.00 $42.00 $55.00 $70.00 $90.00 $190.00 $270.00 $335 $600 $760 $800 $950 $1,440 $2,150 $8,800 — —
Half Dollar Barber 1892-1916 KM#116 $17.0 $18.0 $23.0 $40.00 $115.00 $170.00 $220.00 $255 $390 $445 $470 $485 $650 $765 $1,300 $2,000 $6,800
Half Dollar Walking Liberty 1916-47 KM#142 — $10.0 $10.0 $10.0 $10.0 $11.0 $12.0 $15.0 $21.0 $34.0 $37.0 $42.0 $50.0 $55.00 $75 $115 $360
Half Dollar Franklin 1948-63 KM#199 — — $10.0 $10.0 $10.0 $10.0 $12.0 $12.0 $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 $13.1 $18.00 $30.0 $33.0 $44.00
Half Dollar Kennedy Silver 1964 KM#202 — — — — — $11.0 — $12.0 — $12.00 — — $12.00 $15.00 $20.0 $60.0 $350
Half Dollar Kennedy 40% Silver clad 1965-70 KM#202a — — — — — $3.5 — $4.0 — $4.0 — — $4.0 $6.50 $12.5 $35.0 $125
Dollar Flowing Hair 1794-95 KM#17 $1,700 $2,000 $2,200 $3,250 $5,500 $14,250 $14,600 $18,750 $38,000 $48,000 $52,000 $67,000 $120,000 $250,000 $450,000 — —
Dollar Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1795-98 KM#28 $775 $1,600 $1,900 $3,300 $4,500 $9,000 $13,250 $15,250 $22,000 $41,000 $56,000 $72,000 $112,000 $200,000 $335,000 $628,000 —
Dollar Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1798-1804 KM#32 $600 $875 $1,000 $1,200 1,750.00 $2,800 $3,950 $4,400 $9,000 $17,000 $17,500 $22,000 $42,500 $75,000 $138,000 $270,000 —
Dollar Gobrecht 1836-39 KM#59.1 $3,600 $4,600 $6,100 $8,000 $10,000 $11,000 $12,000 $13,000 $17,500 $17,850 — — — $40,000 $73,000 $85,000 —
Dollar Liberty Seated No Motto 1840-66 KM#71 $260 $270 $295 $340 $395 $520 $600 $700 $1,100 $1,450 $1,600 $1,950 $2,800 $5,000 $28,000 $85,000 —
Dollar Liberty Seated w/Motto 1866-73 KM#100 $270 $285 $300 $350 $380 $485 $500 $600 $1,100 $1,500 $1,600 $2,400 $3,100 $5,000 $38,000 $95,000 $140,000
Dollar Trade 1873-1885 KM#108 $105 $110 $150 $180 $220 $300 $315 $365 $550 $790 $850 $1,000 $1,250 $1,850 $5,000 $13,500 $44,000
Dollar Morgan 1878-1904 KM#110 — $30.0 $34.0 $36.0 $37.0 $38.0 $38.3 $43.0 $48.0 $53.0 $54.0 $56.0 $68.0 $90.00 $195 $280 $755
Dollar Peace 1921-35 KM#150 — $28.0 $28.0 $28.0 $28.0 $30.0 $31.0 $32.0 $26.5 $35.0 $36.0 $38.0 $58.0 $66.00 $140 $400 $2,100
Dollar Eisenhower Nickel clad KM#203 — — — — — $1.45 $1.50 $1.7 $1.8 $2.0 $2.2 $2.4 $2.7 $6.00 $34.0 $75.0 $3,000
Dollar Eisenhower 40% Silver clad KM#203a — — — — — $7.1 $7.2 $7.2 $7.3 $7.4 $7.7 $7.9 $8.6 $17.00 $18.5 $22 $45

Gold U.S. Type Coins VF20 XF40 XF45 AU50 AU58 MS60 MS61 MS62 MS63 MS64 MS65 MS66 MS67 PF60 PF63 PF64 PF65
Gold $1 Indian Princess small Head Ty'1 1849-54 KM#73 $175 $175 $175 $190 $195 $220 $280 $325 $470 $650 $1,400 $2,175 $11,500 — — — —
Gold $1 Indian Princess small Head Ty'2 1854-56 KM#83 $240 $280 $320 $380 $490 $970 $1,250 $1,620 $3,200 $5,800 $20,000 $31,000 — $78,000 120000 $180,000 $300,000
Gold $1 Indian Princess Large Head Ty'3 1856-89 KM#86 $160 $190 $210 $210 $230 $300 $360 $410 $530 $640 $840 $1,040 $1,950 $3,250 5000 $7,800 $14,000
Gold $2 1/2 Capped Bust Right 1796 No Stars KM#27 $73,000 $93,000 — $130,000 $185,000 $220,000 $315,000 $360,000 $750,000 $820,000 $950,000 — — — — — —
Gold $2 1/2 Capped Bust Left 1796-1807 KM#27a $5,600 $11,000 $12,000 $14,000 $25,000 $28,000 $30,000 $38,000 $60,000 $150,000 $350,000 — — — — — —
Gold $2 1/2 Capped Head Left Large Head 1808 KM#40 $45,000 $85,000 — $115,000 $150,000 $175,000 $200,000 $240,000 $400,000 $550,000 $2,150,000 — — — — — —
Gold $2 1/2 Capped Head Left Large Diameter 1821-1827 KM#46 $7,500 $10,500 $11,000 $12,000 $17,000 $23,000 $26,000 $37,000 $50,000 $84,000 $135,000 — — $125,000 300000 — —
Gold $2 1/2 Capped Head Left Reduced Diameter 1829-1834 KM#49 $6,000 $8,500 $9,450 $11,600 $15,750 $18,700 $22,000 $25,000 $32,000 $35,000 $46,000 $50,000 $95,000 $55,000 140000 $165,000 —
Gold $2 1/2 Classic Head 1834-1839 KM#56 $400 $600 $720 $870 $1,460 $2,500 $2,800 $3,600 $6,200 $9,900 $36,500 $59,000 — $79,500 220000 $275,000 —
Gold $21/2 Liberty Head 1856-1907 KM#72 $400 $410 $410 $415 $420 $435 $490 $510 $570 $680 $790 $900 $1,825 $2,500 4800 $6,500 $15,000
Gold $21/2 Indian Head 1908-15 KM#128 $400 $400 $405 $410 $420 $425 $470 $500 $620 $740 $1,380 $5,900 $35,000 $4,380 10000 $16,000 $28,000
Gold $3 $725 $750 $750 $800 $1,050 $1,425 $1,675 $1,900 $3,100 $4,100 $8,000 $13,000 $42,000 $5,200 $10,000 $14,250 $26,000
Gold $4 Stella $72,600 $91,000 $97,000 $103,000 $117,000 — — — — — — — — $128,300 $175,000 $195,000 $230,000
Gold $5 Capped Bust Right Small Eagle1795-96 KM#19 $23,000 $28,000 — $36,000 $67,000 $73,000 $85,000 $120,000 $153,000 $265,000 $500,000 — — — — — —
Gold $5 Capped Bust Right Heraldic Eagle 1796-1807 KM#28 $4,000 $5,800 — $7,400 $9,800 $10,000 $10,500 $12,000 $17,000 $29,000 $106,000 $190,000 — — — — —
Gold $5 Capped Bust Left 1807-1812 KM#38 $3,500 $5,400 $6,150 $6,870 $8,700 $8,800 $8,850 $11,900 $18,500 $27,000 $80,000 $150,000 $200,000 — — — —
Gold $5 Capped Bust Left Large Diameter 1813-1829 KM#43 $4,000 $6,000 $6,600 $7,500 $9,600 $10,000 $11,000 $12,000 $21,000 $36,000 $55,000 $95,000 — — — — —
Gold $5 Capped Bust Left Reduced Diameter 1829-1834 KM#43A $28,000 $40,000 $42,750 $44,000 $53,000 $55,000 $58,000 $64,000 $75,000 $96,000 $115,000 — — $240,000 650000 $775,000 1M
Gold $5 1834-1838 Classic Head KM#57 $520 $700 $720 $1,075 $1,900 $2,700 $3,400 $4,620 $7,200 $16,700 $56,000 — — — — — —
Gold $5 Liberty Head 1839-1866 No Motto Above Eagle KM# 69 $540 $600 $630 $650 $770 $1,160 $1,240 $2,100 $4,100 $8,800 $29,450 — — $8,500 26000 $52,500 —
Gold $5 Liberty Head 1866-1908 Motto Above Eagle KM#101 $500 $505 $505 $510 $525 $540 $580 $590 $610 $820 $1,600 $2,600 $11,500 $3,700 9100 $13,500 $25,000
Gold $5 Indian Head 1908-29 KM#129 $500 $505 $505 $510 $525 $720 $770 $840 $1,000 $1,700 $6,920 $14,700 $45,500 $7,500 15300 $23,000 $46,000
Gold $10 Capped Bust Right Small Eagle 1795-1797 KM#21 $31,000 $45,000 $46,500 $50,000 $80,000 $90,000 $100,000 $142,000 $260,000 $380,000 $400,000 — — — — — —
Gold $10 Capped Bust Right Heraldic Eagle 1797-1804 KM#30 $9,100 $9,500 $11,780 $14,000 $21,000 $23,000 $24,000 $35,000 $50,000 $115,000 $205,000 — — — — — —
Gold $10 Liberty Head LL 1838-1839 KM#66.1 $1,700 $5,000 — $5,200 $13,000 $25,000 $27,500 $35,000 $75,000 $115,000 — — — — — — —
Gold $10 Liberty Head SL 1839-1866 No Motto Above Eagle KM66.2 $940 $950 — $980 $1,300 $2,400 $3,100 $5,500 $14,800 $23,000 $83,000 $100,000 — $12,500 44000 $85,000 $165,000
Gold $10 Liberty Head 1866-1907 Motto Above Eagle KM# 102 $920 $920 $920 $920 $920 $955 $1,000 $1,015 $2,000 $1,570 $2,500 $3,700 $22,000 $12,100 29000 $55,000 $61,000
Gold $10 Indian Head No Motto1907-08 KM#125 $1,010 $1,025 $1,033 $1,050 $1,070 $1,100 $1,105 $1,120 $1,400 $2,465 $5,000 $8,500 $30,000 $4,620 $11,500 $16,300 $32,000
Gold $10 Indian Head W/Motto1908-33 KM#130 $1,010 $1,010 $1,010 $1,010 $1,035 $1,050 $1,180 $1,205 $1,240 $1,575 $2,875 $5,700 $24,000 $11,200 $12,700 $21,500 $67,000
Gold $20 Liberty Head No Motto on Rev.1849-1866 KM#74.1 $1,895 $2,000 $2,040 $2,100 $2,220 $3,000 $3,550 $4,400 $6,000 $7,100 $8,000 — — $75,000 130000 $230,000 —
Gold $20 Liberty Head W/Motto 1866-1876 KM#74.2 $1,850 $1,870 $1,878 $1,890 $1,900 $1,920 $2,170 $2,180 $2,275 $3,400 — — — $30,000 60000 $115,000 $275,000

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Gold $20 Liberty Head Dollars added on Rev. 1877-1907 KM#74.3 $1,850 $1,850 $1,850 $1,860 $1,880 $1,900 $1,940 $1,945 $1,970 $2,360 $4,120 $7,700 $65,000 $10,200 25000 $40,000 $83,000
Gold $20 Saint Gaudens 1907 High Relief KM#126 $7,400 $7,800 — $9,300 $10,400 $11,000 $12,000 $14,500 $16,000 $23,000 $37,000 $64,000 $150,000 $15,000 $26,000 $40,000 $75,000
Gold $20 Saint Gaudens 1907-08 No Motto KM#127 $1,850 $1,870 — $1,880 $1,885 $1,940 $1,945 $1,950 $1,955 $1,960 $2,200 $2,800 $5,300 — — — —
Gold $20 Saint Gaudens 1907-33 with Motto KM#131 $1,850 $1,870 — $1,880 $1,885 $1,940 $1,945 $1,950 $1,955 $1,950 $2,200 $2,800 $13,000 $18,000 30500 $4,500 $72,600

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Numismatic Groups
Admonish Facebook
About Ads for
Counterfeits
Social Media Giant Has Not Responded to Warning
T
hree major numismatic organiza-
tions that sent a letter to Facebook
executives to complain that the
social media platform “has become the
predominant choice of some fraudsters” are
disappointed with the lack of a response by
Facebook and the continuing appearance of
pop-up advertisements selling counterfeit
coins. No response has been received in the
month since the letter was sent.
The Anti-Counterfeiting Educational
Foundation (ACEF), Numismatic Guaranty
Corporation (NGC) and the Professional
Numismatists Guild (PNG) sent their joint
letter on Aug. 19, 2021, to Mark Zuckerberg,
Facebook’s founder, chairman and chief
executive officer. Copies were also sent to
Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl
Kara Sandberg and chief revenue officer at
the time, David Fischer.
“We are disappointed and frustrated that
Facebook, for whatever reason, has failed
to even acknowledge our important letter
while hundreds of pop-up ads selling coun-
terfeits or touting inaccurately or mislead-
ingly described replicas continue to appear
on their platform,” said Bob Brueggeman,
PNG executive director. “ACEF, NGC and
PNG jointly offered to assist Facebook to
detect and help prevent these kinds of fraud-
ulent ads, but there’s been no response.”
Mark Salzberg, NGC chairman, stated:
“NGC was founded, in part, to combat
counterfeit coins in the marketplace. The
coin collecting hobby is safer now than ever
before, but we unfortunately face a new
and serious threat from counterfeiters who
are using social media to take advantage of
unsuspecting buyers. NGC hopes to have
the opportunity to work with Facebook to
help banish these unscrupulous sellers from
its platform.”
Doug Davis, ACEF director of anti-coun-
terfeiting and a former Texas police chief,
stated: “The Anti-Counterfeiting Task Force
has identified Facebook as a major plat-
form utilized by counterfeiters and criminal
48 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021
organizations to sell counterfeit coins and
precious metals. It is critical that Facebook
executives recognize the criminal abuse of
their platform by crooks who are preying on
unsuspecting and uneducated victims who
have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
But most importantly, the misuse of the
Facebook platform undermines the integrity
of the U.S. monetary system.”
Following is the full text of the joint letter
signed by Davis, Salzberg and Brueggeman.
August 19, 2021
Mr. Mark Zuckerberg, Founder,
Chairman & CEO
Facebook, Inc.
1601 Willow Road
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Dear Mr. Zuckerberg:
It appears Facebook has become the
predominant choice of some fraudsters.
Counterfeiters of rare coins and counterfeit
precious metals coins and sellers of these
bogus, illegal products continue to blatantly
obtain advertising on Facebook.
The work of the Anti-Counterfeiting
Educational Foundation (ACEF) with law
enforcement investigators leads us to believe
the cost to unsuspecting victims is in the mil-
lions of dollars in lost investments. Good-
faither buyers erroneously believe that if any
advertisement appears on Facebook it must
be accurate and true.
Facebook’s platform continues to be used
to lure gullible buyers of counterfeits of cen-
tury-old U.S. silver dollars, and fake gold
and silver modern American Eagle precious
metal bullion coins.
Some unscrupulous sellers also offer
illegal “replicas” of historic coins that are
not marked “COPY” and, therefore, are in
blatant violation of the federal 1973 Hobby
Protection Act and the 2014 Collectible
Coin Protection Act.
Based on investigation and analysis by
ACEF, there are many red flags to identify
these sites, and it appears hundreds of “dif-
ferent” sites selling counterfeits are being
created by only a handful of bad actors.
Expert members of the Anti-
Counterfeiting Educational Foundation
(www.ACEFonline.org), Numismatic
Guaranty Company (www.NGCcoin.com)
and the Professional Numismatists Guild
(www.PNGdealers.org) are ready to offer
their assistance to help Facebook prevent
these types of fraudulent advertisements and
alert you to those that may be popping up in
the future.
Contact ACEF Director of Anti-
Counterfeiting Doug Davis at 817-723-
7231 or Doug@ACEFonline.org; NGC
Chairman Mark Salzberg at 941-360-
3990 or Mark@NGCcoin.com; and PNG
Executive Director Robert Brueggeman at
951-587-8300 or Bob@PNGdealers.org.
Thank you for your consideration of this
urgent matter.
Sincerely,
Doug Davis
Director of Anti-Counterfeiting,
Anti-Counterfeiting Educational
Foundation
Mark Salzberg
Chairman,
Numismatic Guaranty Corporation
Robert Brueggeman
Executive Director,
Professional Numismatists Guild
cc:
Ms. Sheryl Kara Sandberg, Facebook,
COO & Director
Mr. David Fischer, Facebook Chief
Revenue Officer
See Page 50 for “Anatomy of
Fraudulent Facebook Ads.”
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ANATOMY OF
Fraudulent
Facebook Ads
O
nline scams related to counterfeit
coins and precious metals continue
to escalate, and a major tool used by
fraudsters is the utilization of Facebook pop-up
ads to scam unsuspecting victims, according to
the non-profit Anti-Counterfeiting Educational
Foundation (ACEF).
“ACEF and its working group, the Anti-
Counterfeiting Task Force, have seen an
increase in reports of fraudulent Facebook
pop-up ads selling counterfeit coins and pre-
cious metals,” said Doug Davis, ACEF direc-
tor of anti-counterfeiting. “Although there are
other social media and e-commerce platforms
selling counterfeits, Facebook has become the
predominant choice of fraudsters.”
Davis cautions: “Millions of dollars are being
lost by victims who become easy targets for
fraudsters who are using social media platforms
to entice unsuspecting victims. Fraudsters are
armed with a toolbox of sophisticated and real-
istic marketing techniques to develop deceptive
and fraudulent social media platforms and
websites. During the past 18 months the Anti-
Counterfeiting Task Force has been monitoring
numerous fraudulent websites selling counter-
feit coins and precious metals. Based upon our
investigation and analysis there are many red
flags and commonalties used by these sites
indicating hundreds are being created by a
handful of large organizations.”
ACTF recently received a report involving
the purchase of more than $27,000 in coun-
terfeit 1-ounce silver Eagles from a Facebook
pop-up ad.
To help protect numismatists and the gen-
eral buying public, ACTF dissects a fraudulent
Facebook pop-up ad and identifies the many
red flags:
• When checking your FB page, an ad pops
up selling 2021 1-ounce U.S. silver Eagles. You
click on the ad, and it takes you to a different
website showing a picture of a 2021 Eagle with
a background picture of a tube of eagles in a
green top tube. The offer is “Buy 7 get 3 free
for $48.99.” The ad also indicates that the offer
is 50% off. If you would like to purchase just
one the cost is $6.99. Warning! That price is
well under the actual market value for genuine
1-ounce silver Eagles and too good to be true.
50 Numismatic News / October 12, 2021
• The site utilizes a gallery of photos that
have been swiped from legitimate sites to
lure unsuspecting victims. The photos usually
include real coins, U.S. Mint tubes and large
“monster” boxes to show that the coins came
from the U.S. Mint. (Some fraudulent sites use a
combination of real and counterfeit coins within
the photo gallery. This is prevalent in sites sell-
ing Morgan dollars.)
• Some sites will use videos that show the
coin weighing correctly, the correct dimensions
and will not adhere to a magnet as would a
counterfeit made of a magnetic base metal. A
recent site included a video of silver Eagle coins
being inserted into a U.S. Mint tube, placed in
a monster box, and then loaded on a pallet
for delivery. (But unsuspecting buyers instead
likely would receive counterfeits.)
• Fraudulent sites often use photos and vid-
eos of genuine coins to support the authenticity
of their counterfeit coins or spurious precious
metals offerings.
• Buy two or more items and get an
additional deep discount on top of already
impossible, low prices if the items offered were
actually genuine.
• When reading the description and high-
lights of the coin or precious metal for sale,
there are often grammatical, spelling or other
major mistakes in the text of the advertisement.
• The site shows other coins and precious
metals for sale at below market prices on other
platforms.
In addition to the red flags listed above, a
major clue in the authenticity of a counterfeits
website is the “About Us” section. In most
cases, the contact information may be only
an email. Very few fraudulent sites include a
physical address or phone number. However, if
provided, the information is usually bogus.
The following tips can help you avoid the
scams of online coin and precious metal coun-
terfeiting:
• Buy from a reputable dealer such as
members of the Professional Numismatist Guild
(www.PNGdealers.org), Accredited Precious
Metals Dealers (www.ACEFdealers.org) and
the American Numismatic Association, (www.
money.org), or your local trusted dealer.
• Buy from the company’s official website.
• Do your homework when shopping on
e-commerce platforms. Utilize the red flags
described above to ensure the legitimacy of
the seller.
• Do not be influenced by below-market
low prices.
The counterfeiting of coins and pre-
cious metals is a global problem. The Anti-
Counterfeiting Educational Foundation is
aggressively working with all levels of law
enforcement to target, identify and prosecute
criminal enterprises selling counterfeit coins
and precious metals.
“The work of the Anti-Counterfeiting Task
Force is supported entirely by donations made to
the Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation,
a non-profit corporation,” emphasized ACEF
Executive Director Robert Brueggeman. “The
donations, large or small, are making a differ-
ence to help prevent collectors, dealers and
the general public from becoming victims of
fakes.”
Monetary contributions can be made online
at www.ACEFonline.org/donate or by check
mailed to ACEF, 28441 Rancho California
Rd., Ste. 106, Temecula, CA 92590. For more
information, contact ABrueggeman at info@
ACEFonline.org. ◆
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WORLD CURRENCY
LOT DEALS
30 Notes from 30 Diff. Countries
VF to UNC .....................21.95
Yugoslavia- 34 Diff. Notes (19
denominations) up to 50 Billion
Dinara VF or better.........27.95
Yugoslavia- 20 Diff.
Denominations ranging from
10 Dinara to 50 Billion Dinara
VF or better ...................21.95
AFGHANISTAN
SH1299(1920) 5 Rupees P2b
XF-45 lt stains ...............59.95
SH1299(1920) 5 Rupees P2b
AU missing corner .........34.95
SH1358(1979) 20 Afghanis
P56a MS-65 ...................3.95
AH1358(1979) 50 Afghanis
P57a MS-65 ...................3.95
SH1358(1979) 100 Afghanis
P58a MS-63 ...................3.95
SH1369(1990) 100 Afghanis
P58b MS-65 ...................4.95
SH1369(1990) 100 Afghanis
P58b AU-59 ....................3.25
SH1356(1977) 500 Afghanis
P52a XF-45 ..................10.95
AH1358(1979) 500 Afghanis
P59 MS-62 ...................13.95
SH1358(1979) 1000 Afghanis
P61a MS-64 ...................7.95
SH1370(1991) 1000 Afghanis
P61c MS-65 ...................2.95
ALBANIA
ND(1939) 20 Franga P7 F
missing very tiny piece at top
of fold ...........................17.95
1964 3 Lek P34s MS-63 15.95
1964 3 Lek P34s AU-59 lt
stain ...............................9.75
ALGERIA-ORAN
ND(1916) 5 Cent. P-unlisted
G+..................................8.95
ALGERIA
1919 Chamber of Commerce 50
Cent. F+ .......................19.95
L.1944 1 Franc P98a MS-60
....................................29.95
1933 5 Francs P77a F+
tape ..............................10.95
1941 5 Francs P77b XF-45 lt
tears .............................16.75
1942 5 Francs P91 2 Cons.
Notes NICE UNC ............35.95
1942 5 Francs P91 F+ ......4.95
1942 5 Francs P91 F .........3.95
1941 20 Francs P78c XF lt
staining .........................29.95
1929 50 Francs P80a VG-F
corner piece missing, many
pinholes ........................39.95
1937 50 Francs P80a VG lt
pinholes ........................43.95
1941 50 Francs P84 F
pinholes ........................14.95
1939 100 Francs P85 VF-35
....................................31.95
1940 100 Francs P85 VF-30
....................................39.95
1970 5 Dinars P126a MS-63
....................................29.95
1970 10 Dinars P127b AU-59
....................................22.95
1983 10 Dinars P132a MS-66
......................................7.95
1983 20 Dinars P133a MS-63
......................................6.75
1977 50 Dinars P130a MS-63
....................................19.95
ANGOLA
1947 5 Angolares P77 F ..56.95
1956 20 Escudos P87 XF-45
....................................22.95
1972 20 Escudos P99 AU-59 lt
graffiti .............................5.95
1976 20 Kwanzas P109a
MS-65 ..........................19.95
1962 50 Escudos P93
F+ ................................15.95
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WORLD CURRENCY
ANGOLA
1972 50 Escudos P100
MS-60 ............................5.50
1973 50 Escudos P105a
AU-59 .............................3.95
1976 50 Kwanzas P110a
MS-64 ..........................16.95
1984 50 Kwanzas P118
MS-63 ............................9.75
1972 100 Escudos P101
MS-63 ............................5.95
1973 100 Escudos P106
MS-64 ............................7.95
1976 100 Kwanzas P111a
MS-65 ..........................24.95
1972 500 Escudos P102
MS-64 ..........................25.95
1973 500 Escudos P107
AU-59 ...........................13.95
1973 1000 Escudos P108
MS-65 ..........................35.95
1984 1000 Kwanzas P121a VF
lt stain.............................9.95
1995 100,000 Kwanzas
Reajustados P139 AU ......5.95
1991 500,000 Kwanzas P134
MS-65 ..........................13.95
ARGENTINA
1892 5 Cent. P213 F .......29.95
1897 1 Peso PS1131c
VF-25 .........................103.00
ND(1900) 1 Peso P232
G ..................................44.95
ND(1952-55) 1 Peso P260a
AU-59 .............................8.95
ND(1969-71) 5 Pesos on 500
Pesos P283 MS-63 tape
stains..............................7.95
ND(1976-78) 100 Pesos P302a
AU-59 .............................1.50
ND(1964-69) 500 Pesos P278c
VF tape stains..................3.25
ND(1977-82) 500 Pesos P303b
MS-63 ............................2.75
ND(1977-82) 500 Pesos P303c
MS-63 ............................1.75
ARMENIA
1993 10 Dram P33a MS-67
......................................8.95
1998 50 Dram P41 MS-63
......................................3.95
1919(1920) 250 Rubles P32
XF-45 ...........................46.95
AUSTRALIA
ND(1942) 10 Shillings P25b F lt
staining, lt rv tape residue
....................................29.95
ND(1942) 10 Shillings P25b F
heavy staining ...............21.75
ND(1942) 1 Pound P26b VF lt
staining .........................28.95
ND(1942) 1 Pound P26b VG+
....................................19.75
ND(1942) 1 Pound P26b VG
....................................16.95
ND(1953-60) 1 Pound P30a
VG+ corner piece missing,
tape ..............................11.95
AUSTRIA
ND(1919-old date 1916) 1
Krone P49 MS-63............3.95
ND(1919-old date 1916) 1
Krone P49 AU-59 lt staining
......................................2.25
ND(1919-old date 1916) 1
Krone P49 AU..................1.95
ND(1919-old date 1916) 1
Krone P49 XF-45.............1.75
ND(1919-old date 1916) 1
Krone P49 VF-35 .............1.50
ND(1919-old date 1916) 1
Krone P49 VF ..................1.25
ND(1919-old date 1916) 1
Krone P49 F ....................1.00
ND(1919-old date 1916) 1
Krone P49 VG ..................0.95
1917 2 Kronen P21 VG ......2.95
ND(1919-old date 1916) 2
Kronen P50 MS-60..........7.50
WORLD CURRENCY
AUSTRIA
ND(1919-old date 1916) 2
Kronen P50 VF-35 ...........3.50
ND(1919-old date 1916) 2
Kronen P50 VF ................3.25
ND(1919-old date 1916) 2
Kronen P50 VF taped .......1.75
ND(1919-old date 1916) 2
Kronen P50 F ..................2.95
ND(1919-old date 1916) 2
Kronen P50 VG ................2.75
1922 10 Kronen P75 MS-63
......................................6.95
ND(1919/1902) 1000 Kronen
P59 Ten(10) Pieces VF to XF
....................................21.95
1922 1000 Kronen P78 AU-59
......................................9.95
1918(1919) 10,000 Kronen P65
XF.................................18.95
1918(1919) 10,000 Kronen
VF-35 very lt edge tearing &
corner damage ................7.95
1945 10 Schilling P114
VG ..................................6.95
1967(1968) 20 Schilling P142a
MS-64 ..........................16.95
1967(1968) 20 Schilling P142a
VF-30 .............................3.50
1986(1988) 20 Schilling P148
MS-65 ............................9.95
1969(1970) 100 Schilling
P145a F ..........................5.95
1969(1981) 100 Schilling
P146a VF small tear.........6.75
AZERBAIJAN
ND(1993) 5 Manat P15 MS-63
......................................7.95
BAHAMAS
ND(1953) 4 Shillings P13c
F...................................15.95
ND(1953) 10 Shillings P14d
VG ................................34.95
1968 1 Dollar P27a MS-63
....................................89.00
1968 1 Dollar P27a AU ....27.95
1974 1 Dollar P35a AU ....29.95
1974 1 Dollar P35a XF.....19.95
1974 1 Dollar P35b XF-45 tape
stain & damage ...............7.95
L.1974 1 Dollar P35b VF-35
......................................9.95
1974 1 Dollar P35b VF.......8.95
1996 1 Dollar P57a VF .......2.95
1968 3 Dollars P28a MS-60
..................................117.00
1968 3 Dollars P28a AU...67.95
1968 3 Dollars P28a XF ...29.95
1968 3 Dollars P28a VF-30
....................................23.95
1968 5 Dollars P29a XF
..................................114.00
BAHRAIN
L.1973 1/2 Dinar P7 MS-65
....................................14.95
L.1973 1/2 Dinar P7 VF-35
......................................7.95
L.1973 1 Dinar P8 XF-45 ...9.95
L.1973 1 Dinar P8 VF-35 ...7.95
L.1973 1 Dinar P8 VF graffiti
......................................4.95
L.2006(2008) 1 Dinar P26
VF-35 .............................3.95
BANGLADESH
ND(1972) 1 Taka P4 MS-66
staple holes ...................17.95
ND(1982-93) 1 Taka P6Bc
MS-63 ............................2.95
2002 10 Taka P39a MS-63
......................................2.95
ND(1979) 20 Taka P22 AU-59
....................................14.95
ND(1988) 20 Taka P27a
AU ..................................9.95
BARBADOS
1973 1 Dollar P29a VF lt tear
......................................3.75
ND(1995) 2 Dollars P46 MS-65
....................................17.95
WORLD CURRENCY
BELARUS
1992 50 Kapeek P1 MS-67
......................................4.95
1992 1 Ruble P2 MS-65 ....8.95
1992 5 Rublei P4 Ten(10) cons.
notes GEM UNC ...............9.95
1992 5 Rublei P4 MS-64 ...3.95
2000 5 Rublei P22 MS-63
......................................2.75
1992 10 Rublei P5 MS-63 .4.50
2000 10 Rublei P23 MS-65
......................................2.50
2000 20 Rublei P24 MS-65
......................................3.50
1992 25 Rublei P6 MS-67 .5.95
1992 50 Rublei P7 MS-65 .2.95
1992 100 Rublei P8 MS-63
......................................1.50
2000 100 Rublei P26a MS-67
......................................5.95
1992 200 Rublei P9 MS-63
......................................5.95
1998 1000 Rublei P16 MS-65
......................................2.95
BELGIAN CONGO
1924 5 Francs P4A G ....149.00
1929 5 Francs P8e F-VF
staining .......................139.00
1949 10 Francs P14E VF-25
very lt staining ...............89.00
1949 20 Francs P15G F...64.95
BELGIUM
1943(1944) 5 Francs-1Belga
P121a VF ........................6.95
1943(1944) 5 Francs-1 Belga
P121a AG .......................1.95
1943 10 Francs-2 Belgas P122
XF...................................8.95
1943 10 Francs-2 Belgas P122
VF...................................6.95
1950 20 Francs P132a XF-45
....................................13.95
1956 20 Francs P132b VF-30
......................................5.95
1964 20 Francs P138 MS-67
......................................6.95
1964 20 Francs P138 VF ...1.75
ND(1978-81) 100 Francs P140a
MS-65 ..........................24.95
1966 50 Francs P139 MS-63
......................................9.95
1946 100 Francs P126 F lt
staining .........................18.95
BELIZE
2007 5 Dollars P67c VF .....4.75
BERMUDA
1984 1 Dollar P28s MS-60
....................................15.95
1978 5 Dollars P29s MS-67
....................................59.95
1978 10 Dollars P30s MS-67
....................................69.95
1984 20 Dollars P31s MS-65
....................................49.95
1984 20 Dollars P31s MS-64
....................................35.95
1978 50 Dollars P32s MS-67
....................................79.00
1982 100 Dollars P33s MS-65
....................................74.00
BHUTAN
ND(1981) 1 Ngultrum P5
MS-67 ..........................12.95
ND(1981) 1 Ngultrum P5
MS-64 ............................5.95
ND(1990) 1 Ngultrum P12b
MS-66 ............................2.95
2006 1 Ngultrum P27a MS-66
......................................2.95
2013 1 Ngultrum P27b
MS-67 ............................2.95
ND(1985) 5 Ngultrum P14a 4
Cons. Notes nice UNC ....14.95
ND(1992) 10 Ngultrum P15b 2
Cons. Notes nice UNC ......9.95
ND(2000) 100 Ngultrum P25
AU-59 ...........................12.95
BIAFRA
ND(1968-9) 1 Pound P5a
MS-65 ............................7.95
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BOLIVIA
ND(1987) 10 Cent. on ..100,000
Pesos Bolivianos P197
MS-65 ............................4.95
ND(1929) 1 Boliviano P112
AU-59 .............................9.95
L.1962 5 Pesos Bolivianos
P153a MS-63 ...............18.95
L.1962 100 Pesos Bolivianos
P157b XF ....................117.00
1984 5000 Pesos Bolivianos
P168a MS-65 .................3.95
D.1985 1 Million Pesos
Bolivianos P192Ca
MS-63 ............................4.75
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
1992 10 Dinara P10a MS-65
......................................2.75
1992 50 Dinara P12a MS-65
......................................2.95
1992 100 Dinara P13a MS-65
......................................3.25
1992 1000 Dinara P15a
AU-59 .............................1.75
BOTSWANA
ND(1976) 1 Pula P1a MS-66
....................................24.95
BRAZIL
ND(1966) 1 Cent. on 10
Cruzeiros P183a MS-65...4.50
ND(1966) 1 Cent. on 10
Cruzeiros P183b MS-65 ..4.50
ND(1966-67) 5 Cent. on 50
Cruzeiros P184a MS-63...4.95
ND(1966-67) 5 Cent. on 50
Cruzeiros P184a MS-63 tiny
stains..............................4.50
ND(1966-67) 5 Cent. on 50
Cruzeiros P184b MS-65 ..3.95
E.16A(1931) 20 Mil Reis P48c
VF.................................29.95
ND(1954-58) 1 Cruzeiro P150c
MS-65 ............................3.95
ND(1954-58) 1 Cruzeiro P150c
VF...................................1.75
ND(1966-67) 1 Cruzeiro Novo
on 1000 Cruzeiros P187b
MS-66 ..........................10.95
ND(1980) 1 Cruzeiro P191Ac
MS-65 ............................2.50
ND(1954-58) 2 Cruzeiros P151b
MS-65 ..........................10.95
ND(1943) 5 Cruzeiros P134a
MS-60 ..........................25.95
ND(1961-62) 5 Cruzeiros P166a
AU-59 lt side tear ............1.95
ND(1961-62) 5 Cruzeiros P166b
MS-66 ............................3.95
ND(1964) 5 Cruzeiros P176d
VF-35 .............................1.00
ND(1950) 10 Cruzeiros P143
MS-63 ..........................14.95
ND(1970-80) 10 Cruzeiros
P193b MS-63 .................3.95
ND(1962) 20 Cruzeiros P178
MS-67 ............................5.95
ND(1963) 20 Cruzeiros P168b
MS-65 ............................5.95
ND(1990) 50 Cruzeiros on 50
Cruzados Novos P223
MS-65 ............................1.95
ND(1949) 100 Cruzeiros P146
VG ..................................7.95
ND(1961-64) 100 Cruzeiros
P170c MS-67 ...............18.95
14-day return privilege ANA grading standards.
Please add $4.75 P&H on orders; over $475.00 postpaid.
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WORLD CURRENCY
BRAZIL
ND(1963) 100 Cruzeiros P180
MS-65 ..........................24.95
ND(1990) 200 Cruzeiros P229
12 Cons. Notes GEM UNC
....................................15.95
ND(1990) 200 Cruzeiros P229
MS-65 ............................1.75
ND(1990) 200 Cruzeiros P229
MS-64 ............................1.50
ND(1955-60) 500 Cruzeiros
P164d MS-65 ...............18.95
ND(1963) 1000 Cruzeiros P181
MS-66 ..........................24.95
ND(1963) 1000 Cruzeiros P181
MS-65 ..........................19.95
ND(1981-86) 1000 Cruzeiros
P201c MS-64 .................1.95
ND(1988) 1000 Cruzados
P213b MS-63 .................1.75
ND(1990-91) 1000 Cruzeiros
P231a MS-65 .................3.95
ND(1990-91) 1000 Cruzeiros
P231b MS-64 .................2.95
ND(1963-64) 5000 Cruzeiros
P182b MS-63 ...............29.95
ND(1966) 10,000 Cruzeiros
P182Ba F lt pinholes &
discoloration ..................11.95
ND(1985) 50,000 Cruzeiros
P204b MS-66 ...............20.95
ND(1989) 1 Cruzado on 1000
Cruzados P216b MS-66...3.95
ND(1986) 50 Cruzados P210a
MS-65 ............................3.95
ND(1987) 100 Cruzados P211b
MS-65 ............................2.95
ND(1986) 500 Cruzados P212c
25 Cons. Notes GEM UNC
....................................29.95
ND(1986) 500 Cruzados P212c
5 Cons. Notes NICE UNC ..4.95
ND(1988) 500 Cruzados P212d
MS-65 ............................3.50
ND(1989) 5 Cruzados Novos on
5000 Cruzados P217a
MS-66 ............................4.95
ND(1989) 5 Cruzados Novos on
5000 Cruzados P217b
MS-65 ............................4.50
BRITISH WEST AFRICA
1941 10 Shillings P7b F lt
pinholes ......................129.00
BRUNEI
1985 1 Ringgit P6c MS-66
....................................28.95
1985 1 Ringgit P6c MS-65
....................................20.95
2013 1 Ringgit P35b MS-60
......................................2.50
BULGARIA
1951 3 Leva P81a VF ........1.00
1951 5 Leva P82a MS-65..3.75
1951 5 Leva P82a VG small
corner piece missing........1.00
1974 5 Leva P95a MS-65..6.95
1951 10 Leva P83a MS-65
......................................2.95
1951 25 Leva P84a MS-64
......................................3.25
1951 25 Leva P84a MS-62
......................................2.75
1951 50 Leva P85a 12 Cons.
Notes XF-45 ..................19.95
1951 50 Leva P85a 3 Cons.
Notes AU.........................5.95
Terms & Conditions
WORLD CURRENCY
BULGARIA
1951 50 Leva P85a AU ......1.95
1951 100 Leva P86a 10 Cons.
Notes AU-59 .................19.95
1951 100 Leva P86a 5 Cons.
Notes AU-59 ...................9.95
1951 100 Leva P86a AU-59
......................................2.25
1951 100 Leva P86a VF-35
very lt stain .....................1.50
1951 200 Leva P87a 12 Cons.
Notes AU-59 .................24.95
1951 200 Leva P87a AU ....1.95
1945 1000 Leva P72a VF-30
....................................46.95
BURMA
ND(1958) 1 Kyat P46a MS-63 lt
damage at staple holes ....2.95
ND(1976) 100 Kyats P61a
VF...................................8.95
ND(1942) 1 Rupee P14a AU lt
staining, small corner piece
missing ...........................1.95
ND(1942-4) 10 Rupees P16a
F+ tear ...........................1.50
ND(1942-4) 10 Rupees P16b
AU staining......................1.95
BURUNDI
1964 5 Francs P8a F-VF some
staining .........................15.95
1981 10 Francs P33a MS-67
......................................6.95
1981 10 Francs P33b MS-67
......................................4.95
2007 10 Francs P33e MS-67
......................................1.75
2007 20 Francs P27d MS-67
......................................3.95
1964 50 Francs P11a VF lt
staining .........................54.95
1964 50 Francs P11a VF
stained..........................47.95
1993 50 Francs P28c MS-67
......................................7.95
1975 100 Francs P23b VF
stained..........................24.95
2007 500 Francs P38d MS-60
......................................5.95
1994 1000 Francs P39a
MS-64 ..........................11.95
CAMBODIA
1979 .1 Riel P25a MS-63 ..1.95
1975 .5 Riel (5 Kak) P19a AU
tiny stain .......................42.95
1979 .5 Riel P27a MS-65 ..2.95
1979 1 Riel P28a MS-67 ...5.95
1979 1 Riel P28a MS-66 ...2.75
1987 10 Riels P34 MS-65 .3.95
1987 10 Riels P34 MS-60 .2.95
ND(1956-75) 50 Riels P7d
MS-63 ............................1.95
1975 50 Riels P23 AU-55
....................................14.95
1979 50 Riels P32a MS-66
......................................3.95
2002 50 Riels P52a MS-65
......................................1.75
2002 50 Riels P52a MS-64
......................................1.50
ND(1956-72) 100 Riels P13b
AU staining......................4.50
ND(1972) 100 Riels P8c
MS-65 ............................8.95
ND(1972) 100 Riels P8c
MS-60............................2.95
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BARBER DIMES
AG...............3.95 F net VG ......4.00 1908 S G/AG ...........2.00
U.P.C. & C.
P.O. Box 222, Hazelhurst, WI 54531
AG-G ...........5.50 VF ...............8.00 1909 AG...............2.00
GOOD..........6.75 VF-XF ........12.00 1909 GOOD..........3.50 Email: upcoin49911@yahoo.com
VG ..............9.00 XF .............24.00 VG net AG....2.00 Phone - (715)-892-7493 - 10AM - 5 PM Central Time • FREE PRICE LIST
AU-UNC.....80.00 1902 O XF .............60.00 VG-F net AG .........2.25
MS60-- .....90.00 1902 S FINE ..........58.00 FINE ............4.50 PROOF COINS 1961.................. .89 1968-S ............... .69 2009-S ............... .79
1892 O VF-XF ........58.00 XF ...........135.00 1909 D FINE-- .......49.00 Cents 1962 .................. .89 1969-S ............... .69 2009-S Silver ...3.95
XF-............65.00 1903 AU-UNC.....99.00 FINE ..........65.00 1955 .................9.95 1963.................. .89 1970-S ............... .69 2010-S .............2.29
1959 .................1.59 1964 .................. .89 1971-S ............... .69 2010-S Silver ....3.95
AU CL.......50.00 1903 O AG...............2.00 1909 S FINE ..........92.00 1968-S ............... .59 1972-S ............... .69 2011-S .............2.49
1960 .................. .89
MS60 .....150.00 GOOD..........3.25 1910 GOOD..........2.25 1961 .................. .89 1969-S ............... .59 1973-S ............... .69 2011-S Silver ....4.59
1893 GOOD..........7.50 VF .............23.00 G-VG ...........2.75 1962 .................. .89 1970-S ............... .59 1974-S ............... .69 2012-S .............4.95
1893 O GOOD........29.00 1903 S GOOD........80.00 VG-F............4.25 1963 .................. .89 1971-S ............... .89 1975- S ............. .69 2012-S Silver ...5.95
FINE ........145.00 1904 AU.............73.00 VF net VG ....3.00 1964 .................. .89 1972-S ............... .89 1976-S ............... .69 2013-S .............1.59
1893 S AG.............40.00 1904 S VG.............70.00 1910 D AG...............2.00 1968-S ............... .79 1973-S ............... .59 1977-S ............... .69 2013-S Silver ....5.29
1969-S ............... .79 1974-S ............... .59 1978-S ............... .69 2014-S .............1.39
GOOD- ......54.00 VG-F..........85.00 VF net VG ....4.00 1975-S ............... .69 1979-S TI .......... .69 2014-S Silver ....5.29
1894 GOOD........24.00 VF net F...140.00 1910 S FINE ..........52.00 1970-S ............... .79
1970-S SD .......... NA 1976-S ............... .59 1979-S TII.......... .69 2015-S .............1.39
FINE ........140.00 1905 AU.............65.00 VF .............75.00 1971-S ............... .79 1977-S ............... .59 1980-S ............... .69 2015-S Silver ...3.95
1894 O VG ............95.00 1905 O VF .............60.00 1911 AG...............1.90 1972-S ............... .79 1978-S ............... .59 1981-S TI .......... .69 2016-S .............1.39
1895 GOOD........88.00 VF-XF ........75.00 AG-G ...........2.25 1973-S ............... .79 1979-S TI .......... .69 1981-S TII ........2.49 2016-S Silver ...4.29
1895 S GOOD........34.00 MICRO O AG.............45.00 GOOD..........2.50 1974-S ............... .79 1979-S TII.......... .89 1982-S ............... .69 2017-S .............1.39
VG ............52.00 GOOD........65.00 VG net G......2.50 1975-S .............2.59 1980-S ............... .59 1983-S ............... .69 2017-S Silver ...4.29
1976-S .............1.59 1981-S TI .......... .59 1984-S ............... .69 2018-S .............1.39
1896 FINE ..........56.00 1905 S AG...............2.00 VG...............2.75 1981-S T-II .......1.59 1985-S ............... .69 2018-S Silver ....4.95
1897 O AG-G .........48.00 AG-G ...........2.25 VG-F............3.00 1977-S ............... .79
1978-S .............1.59 1982-S .............. .99 1986-S ............... .69 2018-S RV Silver PF
1997 S FINE ........100.00 GOOD--.......2.50 FINE -- ........3.25 1979-S TI .........1.29 1983-S ............... .99 1987-S ............... .69 ...................12.95
1898 FILLER.........1.95 GOOD..........2.75 F net VG ......2.75 1979-S TII ........2.99 1984-S ............... .99 1988-S ............... .69 2019-S .............1.95
GOOD..........3.35 XF .............45.00 F-VF ............5.00 1980-S ............... .99 1985-S .................89 1989-S ............... .69 2019-S Silver ....5.95
F-VF ............7.75 AU.............95.00 XF .............25.00 1981-S TI .......... .79 1986-S .............1.29 1990-S .............. .69 2021-S .............2.49
1981-S TII........... NA 1987-S. .............. .69 1991-S ............... .69 2021- S Silver ...9.95
VF net vg.....5.00 1906 AG...............2.00 AU.............65.00 1992-S ............... .89
1982-S ............... .99 1988-S .............1.29 Washington
XF net VF...11.00 GOOD..........2.70 AU-UNC.....82.00 1989-S ............... .89 1992-S Silver ...3.95
1983-S ............... .99 Quarters
XF .............27.50 F net G ........2.70 1911 D AG...............2.00 1984-S .............1.95 1990-S .............1.29 1993-S .............1.49
MS60 ........95.00 1906 O FINE ..........55.00 GOOD..........3.00 1993-S Silver ....3.95 1950 ...............49.95
1985-S .............1.49 1991-S ............... .59 1955 ...............12.95
Die Blobs.... ----- VF-- ..........66.00 G-VG ...........3.50 1986-S .............1.95 1992-S ............... .99 1994-S .............1.69
1994-S Silver ....3.95 1957 .................8.95
1898 O VF-XF ......145.00 VF .............82.00 VG...............3.75 1987-S ............... .99 1993-S ............... .59 1959................. 6.95
1988-S .............1.95 1994-S ............... .59 1995-S .............3.59
1899 VG...............4.50 1906 S XF .............45.00 VG-F............4.25 1995-S Silver ....6.95 1960 .................6.59
AU-UNC.....75.00 1907 AG...............2.00 F NET G.......3.00 1989-S .............2.59 1995-S ............... .69 1961 .................5.95
1990-S .............1.49 1996-S ............... .79 1996-S .............. .99
1899 O VF ...........110.00 GOOD..........2.70 F NET VG .....3.75 1996-S Silver ....6.49 1962 .................5.95
1991-S .............2.59 1997-S ............... .99 1963 .................5.95
1899 S VF .............38.00 1907 VG net G......2.70 FINE ............3.95 1992-S .............1.29 1998-S .............1.49 1997-S .............2.49
XF .............50.00 VG...............4.25 XF .............25.00 1997-S Silver ...6.99 1964 .................5.95
1993-S .............1.49 1999-S ............... .99 1968-S ............... .79
1900 VF .............12.00 F net G ........3.00 1911 S XF .............40.00 1994-S .............1.29 2000-S ............... .69 1998-S .............1.29
1998-S Silver ....4.29 1969-S ............... .79
AU.............65.00 F net VG ......4.00 1912 AG...............1.90 1995-S .............1.29 2001-S ............... .59 1970-S ............... .79
1996-S .............1.29 2002-S ............... .59 1999-S ............... .99
1900 O FINE ........115.00 FINE ............4.50 AG-G ...........2.20 1999-S Silver ...4.95 1971-S ............... .79
XF net VF.150.00 VF net vg.....4.25 GOOD..........2.50 1997-S .............1.49 2003-S ............... .59 1972-S ............... .79
1998-S .............1.49 2004-S TI......... 2.29 2000-S. .............. .69
1900 S XF .............25.00 VF-net F ......4.50 G-VG ...........2.75 2000-S Silver ...3.95 1973-S ............... .79
1999-S .............1.59 2004-S TII ........2.29 1974-S ............... .79
AU- ..........65.00 VF ...............8.00 VG...............3.50 2000-S ............... .99 2005-S TI........... .99 2001-S ............... .69
1900 S AU58.......115.00 AU.............65.00 F net Ag-g ...2.25 2001-S Silver ....3.95 1976-S ............... .79
2001-S ............... .99 2005-S TII.......... .99 1976-S Silver ....3.59
1901 GOOD..........3.50 1907 O VF .............50.00 F net g-vg ...3.50 2002-S ............... .79 2006-S .............1.29 2002-S ............... .69
2002-S Silver ....3.95 1977-S ............... .79
1901 O VF-XF ........35.00 1908 GOOD..........2.70 FINE ............4.50 2003-S ............... .79 2007-S .............. .99 1978-S ............... .79
2004-S .............. .79 2003-S ............... .69
XF- ...........50.00 AU- ...........45.00 VF netVG .....3.95 Roosevelt 2003-S Silver ....3.95 1979-S TI .......... .99
1901 S AG-G .........50.00 1908 D GOOD..........2.70 VF net F.......4.75 2005-S .............. .99 Dimes 2004-S .............1.39 1979-S TII.......... .99
2006-S .............1.79 1950 ...............34.95 1980-S ............... .79
GOOD- ......60.00 VG...............3.75 VF ...............7.50 2007-S ............... .99 1954 ...............11.95
2004-S Silver ....3.95
GOOD........75.00 VG-F............4.25 XF .............22.00 2005-S ............... .69 1981-S TI .......... .79
Jefferson 1955 .................9.95 2005-S Silver ....3.95 1981-S TI.........I2.59
1902 GOOD..........3.25 FINE ............5.00 AU.............60.00
VG...............4.25 XF .............30.00 1912 D FILLER.........1.75 Nickels 1959 .................3.49 2006-S ............... .69 1982-S ............... .79
1938 ...............79.95 1960 .................2.99 2006-S Silver ...3.95 1983-S ............... .79
MC-Visa-Discover accepted. 1950 ...............52.95 1961 .................2.79 2007-S ............... .69 1984-S ............... .79
1955 .................8.95 1962 .................2.79 2007-S Silver ... 4.29 1985-S ............... .79
GLENN’S COIN SHOP 1957 .................1.29 1963 .................2.79 2008-S .............1.29 1986-S ............... .79
9102 “A” FIRESTONE BLVD., DEPT. NN, DOWNEY, CA 90241 1960 .................. .89 1964 .................2.79 2008-S Silver ....4.79 1987-S ............... .79
Call 562-869-3706 * FAX or Call 562-869-2447 (ask for Susie) 1.Coins removed from original holders may 4. Shipping is $6.00 on orders under $25.00 -
E-mail: glennscoinscard@aol.com NOT be returned. Over $25.00 Shipping is $8.00.
2. Wisconsin Residents add 5.50% Sales Tax 5. Visa/MC accepted No Surcharge for credit
Add $8 per order postage and handling. Calif. residents add 8-3/4% sales tax. 3. We accept Cash, Checks, MO’s. cards.
“One of a kind” email or call and “reserve” 6. Prices may change due to market fluctuations.

MINT TO END CENT PRODUCTION?

SAVAGE COIN SALE
ORIGINAL RED BU LINCOLNS
1936 .................. 150.00
1936-S.................. POR
1937 .................. 128.00
1938-PDS ............. POR
1939 .................. 120.00
1939-D ................. POR
1940 .................. 120.00
1940-D, S ............. POR
1941 ................... 142.00
1941-D, S .............. POR
1942 ...................110.00
1942-D .............. 140.00
1942-S.................. POR
1943 ................... 98.00
1943-D, S ............. POR
1944 ................... 39.00
1944-D ............... 54.00
1944-S................ 92.00
1945 ................... 88.00
1945-D ............... 65.00
1945-S................ 58.00
Best to call
and reserve.
Limited supply
on some rolls. POSTAGE $7.00 - MORE ON OVER 16 ROLLS. GARY WALLIN 44 YEAR ANA LIFE MEMBER
1946 ................... 49.00
1946-D ............... 49.00
1946-S.................. POR
1947 ..................... POR
1947-D................ 58.00
1947-S ............... 138.00
1948 ................... 98.00
1948-D .............. 148.00
1948-S............... 150.00
1949-D .............. 120.00
1949-S............... 130.00
1950 .................. 138.00
1950-D ................67.00
1950-S................ 88.00
1951 ................... 150.00
1951-D ................ 28.00
1951-S ................ 98.00
1952 .................. 148.00
1952-D ................ 31.00
1952-S.................. POR
1953 ................... 43.00
Many others after 1999 - $1.50 - $6.00 each
WALLIN NUMISMATICS
952-855-9540
1953-D ............... 30.00
1953-S................ 58.00
1954 ................... 42.00
1954-D, S ........... 22.00
1955 ................... 38.00
1955-D ................ 17.00
1955-S................ 24.00
1956 .................... 13.00
1956-P, D..............11.00
1957 .................... 12.00
1957-P, D..............11.00
1958 ..................... POR
1958-P, D............. 12.00
1959-P, D.............. 2.50
1960-P or D Large..1.75
1960-D Small ........ 6.00
1961 ....................... 1.75
1961-P or D............ 1.25
1962 ..................... 2.50
1962-D .................. 1.75
1963 ...................... 1.75
P.O. BOX 455, SAVAGE, MN 55378
DO WE HAVE YOUR IMPORTANT BIRTH YEARS?
MANY BANK WRAP “SHOTGUN” ROLLS
1963-D ................. 2.00
1964-P-D............... 1.25
1965 or 1966......... 5.00
1967 ..................... 6.50
1968-P, D, S each. 2.25
1969 ..................... 6.00
1969-D ................. 3.00
1969-S.................. 8.00
1970 ..................... 2.00
1970-S ...................5.75
1970-P or D .......... 4.00
1971 ..................... 13.00
1971-D .................. 4.50
1971-S.................. 16.00
1972 ..................... 4.50
1972-D, S.............. 5.50
1973-P, D.............. 2.00
1973-S ...................7.50
1974-P, D............... 1.25
1974-S ..................11.50
1975-P, D.............. 3.00
1976 ..................... 3.00
1976-D.................. 4.00
1977-P, D .............. 3.00
1978 ..................... 4.00
1978-D..................11.00
1979-P, D.............. 4.00
1980-P, D.............. 2.50
1981 ...................... 2.50
1981-P, D .............. 2.00
1982-P.................. 3.00
1982-D ................. 2.25
1983 ..................... 3.50
1983-D ................. 9.50
1984 .................... 10.00
1984-D ................ 16.00
1985 ..................... 6.00
1985-D ................. 9.00
1986 .................... 18.00
1986-D ............... 30.00
1987 ......................7.00
1987-D................. 15.00
1988 ..................... 6.50
1988-D ................ 14.00
1989 ..................... 4.00
1989-P or D ...........7.50
1990 ..................... 5.50
1990-D ................. 9.00
1991 .......................7.00
1991-D ................. 17.00
1992 ..................... 5.00
1992-D ..................7.50
1993 ..................... 3.50
1993-D ................ 16.00
1994 ..................... 4.00
1994-P.................. 5.00
1994-D ................. 2.50
1995 ..................... 2.00
1995-D ................. 5.00
1996-P, D.............. 6.00
1997-P, D.............. 4.50
1998-P, D.............. 4.00
1999-P, D.............. 3.50

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PH: 805- 937-1250.
Oct 22-24 CA, Fresno. Fresno Numismatic
Society’s 54th Annual Coin Show. American
Legion Post 509, 3509 N. First Street. SH:
10/22: 12-6; 10/23&24: 10-6. SP: Fresno
Numismatic Society. A: $3. T: 41. John
Ward. PH: 559- 967-8067 or calijohn66sil-
ver@yahoo.com.
Nov 12-13 CA, Sunnyvale. Sunnyvale Coin
Show. Domain Hotel, 1085 El Camino Real.
SH: Fri. 10-6; Sat. 10-5. T: 34. Bill Green. PH:
925- 351-7605 or info@norcalcoinshows.
com or NorCalCoinShows.com.
Nov 19-20 CA, San Francisco. SF Aarea Coin
& Collectibles Show. South San Francisco
Conference Center, 255 South Airport Blvd..
SH: Fri. 10-5; Sat. 10-4. A: $5, $3 w/flyer. T:
griffincoin.com.
Dec 11 CA, San Francisco. SF International
Numismatic Bourse. South San Francisco
Conference Center, 255 South Airport Blvd..
SH: 10-5. A: $6, $4w/flyer. Scott Griffin. PH:
415- 601-8661 or www.griffincoin.com.
FLORIDA
Oct 10 FL, Melbourne. Coin Stamp & Collectible
Show. Azan Shrine Center, 1591 West Eau
Gallie Blvd.. SH: 9:30-3. SP: South Brevard
Coin Club. A: Free. PH: 321- 704-3070.
Oct 16 FL, St. Augustine. Ancient City Coin
Club. 3125 Agricultural Center Drive. SH:
10-5. A: Free. T: 52. F: $40. James Ingram.
PH: 973- 534-3421 or jicoinshows@gmail.
com.
Oct 16 FL, New Port Richey. Gulf Coast Coin
Show Gulf Coast Coin Shows. Gulf Harbors
Civic Center, 4610 Floramar Terrace. SH:
9-3. A: Free. Mark Graff. PH: 813- 966-5728
or www.floridagulfcoastcoinshows.com.
Oct 24 FL, Greenacres. Palm Beach Coin
Club’s Monthly Coin Show. American Polish
Club, 4725 Lake Worth Road. SH: 9am -
3pm. SP: Palm Beach Coin Club. A: Free. T:
50. Tony Swicer, PO Box 5823, Lake Worth,
FL, 33466. PH: 561- 964-7236.

Free Numismatic News Nov 6 FL, Spring Hill. West Hernando Coin
Club Coin Currency & Stamp Show. VFW
Post 10209, 14736 Edward R. Noll Drive. SH:

Show Directory 9-3. SP: West Hernando Coin Club. A: Free.

T: 40. Bob Bandino. PH: 352- 587-3344 or
bbandino@tampabay.rr.com.
To have your show listed in Numismatic News, please send an Nov 14 FL, Melbourne. Coin Stamp & Collectible
Show. Azan Shrine Center, 1591 West Eau
email with information listed below. Gallie Blvd.. SH: 9:30-3. SP: South Brevard
Coin Club. A: Free. PH: 321- 704-3070.
Show site: (City (State) Zip
Nov 20 FL, Fort Myers. Coin & Paper Money
Show. Masonic Lodge, 10868 Metro Pkwy..
Date: Time:
SH: 9am - 3pm. SP: Fort Myers Coin Club.
A: Free. T: 30. Gary Lewis. www.fmc.ana-
Name of Show:
clubs.org
Nov 28 FL, Greenacres. Palm Beach Coin
Sponsor:
Club’s Monthly Coin Show. American Polish
Club, 4725 Lake Worth Road. SH: 9am -
Site location (hotel, convention center, etc): 3pm. SP: Palm Beach Coin Club. A: Free. T:
50. Tony Swicer, PO Box 5823, Lake Worth,
Street Address: FL, 33466. PH: 561- 964-7236.
Dec 9-11 FL, Lakeland. The Collectorama Coin
Admission charge No: Yes: Amount: and Currency Show. RP Funding Center, 701
W. Lime St.. SH: 10-6. SP: The Collectorama
Number of tables: Table Fee: Show, Inc.. A: Free with listing. Edward
Kuszmar. PH: 561- 392-8551 or collectora-
If the show is multi-hobby, (including stamps, sports cards or other collectible tables), please mashow@aol.com.
indicate the number of tables offering primarily numismatic items: Dec 11 FL, New Port Richey. Gulf Coast Coin
Show Gulf Coast Coin Shows. Gulf Harbors
Bourse chairman: Civic Center, 4610 Floramar Terrace. SH:
9-3. Mark Graff. PH: 813- 966-5728 or www.
Chairman’s telephone number: floridagulfcoastcoinshows.com.
Dec 12 FL, Melbourne. Coin Stamp & Collectible
E-mail address: Show. Azan Shrine Center, 1591 West Eau
Gallie Blvd.. SH: 9:30-3. SP: South Brevard
Address: Coin Club. A: Free. PH: 321- 704-3070.

IDAHO
e-mail numismatics@aimmedia.com Oct 23 ID, Post Falls. Inland Empire Coin
& Stamp Show. Greyhound Event Center,

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 5100 Riverbend Ave. SH: Sat. 10-5; Sun.
10-4. A: $3. T: 55. F: $160. Alan Franke, P.O.
Box 914, Pullman, WA, 99163. PH: 509-
595-0435 or afrankepullman@gmail.com.
ILLINOIS
Oct 3 IL, Milan. Quad City Coin Show. The
Camden Center, 2701 1st St East. SH: 9-4.
SP: Quad City Coin Club. A: Free. T: 64.
qcboard@qccoinclub.comwww.quadcity-
coinclub.org
Oct 10 IL, Countryside. West Suburban Coin
Expo. Operating Engineers Local 150 Union
Hall, 6200 Joliet Rd.. SH: 9am - 3pm. A:
Free. Kevin Wasmer. PH: 630- 399-9060 or
westsuburbancoinshow.com.
Oct 17 IL, Oakbrook Terrace. Oakbrook
Terrace Coin Show. Holiday Inn, 17W350
22nd Street. SP: N.O.I.S.E.. A: Free. T: 45. F:
$65. Joe. PH: 815- 479-0350 or noisecoin-
showillinois@gmail.com.
Nov 14 IL, Peotone. Peotone Coin & Currency
Show. Will County Fairgrounds, 710 S. West
St.. SH: 9-3. A: Free. Jeff Paunicka. PH: 574-
315-0238. Jim Paicz. PH: 708- 670-3469 or
show@jpexpo.net.
Nov 14 IL, Countryside. West Suburban Coin
Expo. Operating Engineers Local 150 Union
Hall, 6200 Joliet Rd.. SH: 9am - 3pm. A:
Free. Kevin Wasmer. PH: 630- 399-9060 or
westsuburbancoinshow.com.
Nov 14 IL, Springfield. CINA 31st Annual
Fall Coin Show. Northfield Center I, 3210
Northfield Dr.. SH: 9-4. SP: Central Illinois
Numismatic Association. A: $1. T: 70. F:
$70. Stephen Soltys. PH: 217- 899-9996 or
stephen.soltys@gmail.com.
Nov 21 IL, Pekin. Moose Lodge, 2605 Broadway
Rd. SH: 9-3. SP: Tazewell Numismatic
Society. A: Free. T: 40. F: $45. Steve Rassi.
PH: 309- 263-0739 or Jeff Pollitt, PH: 309-
360-6802.
Nov 21 IL, Oakbrook Terrace. Oakbrook
Terrace Coin Show. Holiday Inn, 17W350
22nd Street. SP: N.O.I.S.E.. A: Free. T: 45. F:
$65. Joe. PH: 815- 479-0350 or noisecoin-
showillinois@gmail.com.
Dec 11-12 IL, Countryside. West Suburban
Coin Expo. Operating Engineers Local 150
Union Hall, 6200 Joliet Rd.. SH: 9am - 3pm.
A: Free. Kevin Wasmer. PH: 630- 399-9060
or westsuburbancoinshow.com.
INDIANA
Oct 10 IN, South Bend. Michiana Coin Show.
Ramada, 52890 State rd 933. SH: 9-3. A:
Free. Jim Paicz. PH: 708- 670-3469 or
show@jpexpo.net. Jeff Paunicka. PH: 574-
315-0238.
Nov 26 IN, Evansville. Evansville Coin Club Fall
Show. Tropicana Convention Center, 421
NW Riverside Dr. SH: 9-3. SP: Evansville
Coin Club. A: Free. Daniel Busler. PH: 812-
781-9541 or d.busler@sbcglobal.net.
Dec 3-4 IN, Indianapolis. Indiana State
Numismatic Association 62nd Annual
Show. Marriott, 7202 East 21st Street. SH:
Fri. 10-6; Sat. 10-5. A: Free. Sharon Bower.
PH: 443- 995-3538 or isnasecretary@gmail.
com.
IOWA
Oct 30-31 IA, Urbandale . 83rd Annual Iowa
Numismatic Association Coin Show. Holiday
Inn, 4800 Merle Hay Rd.. SH: Sat. 9-5; Sun.
9-3. SP: The Des Moines Coin Club. A:
Free. Chris Seuntjens. PH: 515- 988-3225 or
chris@christophersjewelry.com.
Dec 12 IA, Iowa City. The Iowa City Old
Capitol Coin Club’s Annual Coin Show. The
Highlander Hotel, 2525 Highlander Place.
SH: 9-4. SP: The Iowa City Old Capitol Coin
Club. A: Free. T: 50. F: $55. Alice Grimm. PH:
54 Numismatic News October 12, 2021
319- 331-8576 or campgrimm@gmail.com.
KENTUCKY
Oct 2 KY, Irvine. Little Mountains 16th Annual
Coin & Knife Show. Estill Co. Fairgrounds
Event Building, 38 S. Irvine Rd. SH: 8-5.
A: Free.
Oct 7-9 KY, Louisville. Louisville & Kentucky
State Numismatic Association 61st Annual
Coin Show. Hilton Garden Inn, 2735
Crittenden Dr. SH: Thurs 1-5:30; Fri 10-5:30;
Sat 10-4:30. A: Free. T: 100. F: $175. Mike
Dingeldein. PH: 502- 608-4351 or miked-
ing1957@gmail.com.
MAINE
Oct 3 ME, Topsham. Brunswick Area Coin &
Stamp Club Summer Show. Exhibition Hall,
Topsham Fairgrounds, Elm St.. SH: 9-2:30.
SP: Brunswick Area Coin & Stamp Club.
A: Free. T: 40. F: $45. Bob Caouette. PH:
207- 721-7872 or caoutte@earthlink.net;
Brunswickcoinclub@comcast.net.
MARYLAND
Oct 1-3 MD, Ocean City. Ocean City Maryland
Coin and Currency Show. Convention
Center, 4001 Coastal Hwy. & 40th St.. SH:
Fri. 12pm-4:30pm; Sat. 10am-6pm; Sun.
9am-4pm. A: Free. T: 60. Carl Earl Ostiguy,
PO Box 92, Savage, MD, 20763. PH: 443-
623-7025 or ceocoins@icloud.com.
Oct 24 MD, Lutherville-Timonium. Hunt Valley-
Timonium Coin and Currency Show. Holiday
Inn Timonium, 9615 Deereco Rd. SH: 9-4.
SP: Legacy Coins and Currency. PH: 410-
929-8178.
Nov 7 MD, Annapolis. The Annapolis Coin
& Currency Show. The Elk Lodge #622,
2 Pythian Drive. SH: 9am-4:30pm. A:
Free. T: 30. Carl Earl Ostiguy, PO Box 92,
Savage, MD, 20763. PH: 443- 623-7025 or
ceocoins@icloud.com.
Nov 27-28 MD, Frederick. Fredrick Coin &
Currency Show. Frederick Elks Lodge #684,
289 Willowdale Dr.. SH: Sat. 9am-5pm; Sun.
9am-4pm. A: Free. T: 60. F: $110. Carl Earl
Ostiguy, PO Box 92, Savage, MD, 20763.
PH: 443- 623-7025 or ceocoins@icloud.
com.
MASSACHUSETTS
Oct 3 MA, Dedham. First Sunday Stamp and
Coin Show. Holiday Inn, 55 Ariadne Rd. SH:
9-4. SP: Edward Donegan. A: Free. T: 35. F:
$65. Edward Donegan, 210 North Central
Street, East Bridgewater, MA, 02333-1738.
PH: 508- 631-1423 or etdonegan@hotmail.
com.
Oct 10 MA, North Attleboro. 2nd Sunday
Monthly Coin & Stamp Show. North
Attleboro Elks Lodge #1011, 52 Bulfinch
St.. SH: 8-2. SP: Hilltop Farm. A: Free. T: 18.
F: $50. Jon Dulude. PH: 802- 266-8179 or
hilltopfarmcs@hughes.net.
Oct 24 MA, Devens. Monthly Coin Show. Spring
Hill Suites (Marriott), 31 Andrews Parkway,.
SH: 9am - 3pm. SP: EBW Promotions, LLC.
A: $1. T: 75. EBW Promotions, LLC, PO Box
3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-
0160 or info@ebwpromotions.com or www.
ebwpromotions.com.
Oct 31 MA, West Springfield. Semi-Annual
Coin Show. Dante Club, 1198 Memorial
Ave.. SH: 9:30-3. SP: West Springfield Coin
Club. A: Free. T: 23. F: $35. Peter Setian. PH:
413- 596-9871 or setcoin@mail.com.
Nov 7 MA, Dedham. First Sunday Stamp and
Coin Show. Holiday Inn, 55 Ariadne Rd. SH:
9-4. SP: Edward Donegan. A: Free. T: 35.
F: $65. Edward Donegan, 210 North Central
Street, East Bridgewater, MA, 02333-1738. PH:
508- 631-1423 or etdonegan@hotmail.com.
Nov 14 MA, Auburn. Sunday Coin Show. Elks
Lodge, 754 Southbridge St. (Rt. 12). SH:
9:30am - 2:30pm. SP: EBW Promotions,
LLC. A: Free. T: 46. EBW Promotions, LLC,
PO Box 3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978-
658-0160 or info@ebwpromotions.com or
www.ebwpromotions.com.
Nov 14 MA, North Attleboro. 2nd Sunday
Monthly Coin & Stamp Show. North
Attleboro Elks Lodge #1011, 52 Bulfinch
St.. SH: 8-2. SP: Hilltop Farm. A: Free. T: 18.
F: $50. Jon Dulude. PH: 802- 266-8179 or
hilltopfarmcs@hughes.net.
Nov 28 MA, Devens. Monthly Coin Show. Spring
Hill Suites (Marriott), 31 Andrews Parkway,.
SH: 9am - 3pm. SP: EBW Promotions, LLC.
A: $1. T: 75. EBW Promotions, LLC, PO Box
3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-
0160 or info@ebwpromotions.com or www.
ebwpromotions.com.
Dec 5 MA, Dedham. First Sunday Stamp and
Coin Show. Holiday Inn, 55 Ariadne Rd. SH:
9-4. SP: Edward Donegan. A: Free. T: 35. F:
$65. Edward Donegan, 210 North Central
Street, East Bridgewater, MA, 02333-1738.
PH: 508- 631-1423 or etdonegan@hotmail.
com.
Dec 12 MA, Auburn. Sunday Coin Show. Elks
Lodge, 754 Southbridge St. (Rt. 12). SH:
9:30am - 2:30pm. SP: EBW Promotions,
LLC. A: Free. T: 46. EBW Promotions, LLC,
PO Box 3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978-
658-0160 or info@ebwpromotions.com or
www.ebwpromotions.com.
MICHIGAN
Oct 2 MI, East Lansing. Michigan Token
+ Medal Fall Swap Meet. E.L. Hannah
Community Center, 819 Abbot Road. SH:
8:30-1:00. SP: Mich-TAMS. A: Free. Tom
Klunzinger. PH: 517- 349-0799 or teklunz-
inger@yahoo.com.
Oct 17 MI, Flint. Flint Flying Eagle Coin Club
Fall Show. Dom Polski Hall, 3415 N. Linden
Rd. (Exit 122 off I-75). SH: 10am - 4pm. SP:
Flint Flying Eagle Coin Club. A: Free. T: 30.
F: $45. Jim Burns, 8018 River Rd, Flushing,
MI, 48433. PH: 810- 397-2700 or jgsglove@
comcast.net.
Oct 23 MI, Grand Haven. Muskegon Coin Club
Fall Show. Grand Haven Community Center,
421 Columbus Ave. SH: 9-3. SP: Muskegon
Coin Club. A: Free. T: 26. F: $50. Chuck
Avery. PH: 616- 644-7668 or cavery307@
aol.com.
Nov 13 MI, Howell. Livingston County Coin
Show. Eagles Hall (Aerie), 141 Schroeder
Park Drive. SH: 10-3. SP: Livingston County
Coin Club. A: Free. Steve Deitert. PH: 734-
645-7265 or sdeitert@chartermi.net.
MINNESOTA
Oct 3 MN, Bloomington. Bloomington Coin
and Currency Show. Bloomington Crowne
Plaza, 3 Appletree Sq.. SH: 9-4. SP: Antique
Coins. A: Free. T: 25. David. PH: 651- 269-
5846 or hunt4coins@yahoo.com.
Oct 24 MN, South Saint Paul. South Saint Paul
Monthly Coin Show. UFCW Local 1189, 266
Hardman Ave. No. SH: 9-4. SP: Antique
Coins. A: Free. T: 30. David. PH: 651- 269-
5846 or hunt4coins@yahoo.com.
Nov 7 MN, Bloomington. Bloomington Coin
and Currency Show. Bloomington Crowne
Plaza, 3 Appletree Sq.. SH: 9-4. SP: Antique
Coins. A: Free. T: 25. David. PH: 651- 269-
5846 or hunt4coins@yahoo.com.
Nov 21 MN, South Saint Paul. South Saint Paul
Monthly Coin Show. UFCW Local 1189, 266
Hardman Ave. No. SH: 9-4. SP: Antique
Coins. A: Free. T: 30. David. PH: 651- 269-
5846 or hunt4coins@yahoo.com.
Nov 28 MN, St. Paul. St. Paul Liberty Coin Club
 Semi Annual Coin Show. Ideal Hall, 1494 N.
Dale St.. SH: 9-4. SP: St. Paul Liberty Coin
Club. A: Free. T: 38. F: $50. Dave Foley &
Steve Betzler. PH: 612- 735-7765 or foley-
tean@msn.com.
Dec 5 MN, Bloomington. Bloomington Coin
and Currency Show. Bloomington Crowne
Plaza, 3 Appletree Sq.. SH: 9-4. SP: Antique
Coins. A: Free. T: 25. David. PH: 651- 269-
5846 or hunt4coins@yahoo.com.
MISSISSIPPI
Oct 23 MS, Brandon. Brandon Coin Show.
Public Library, 1475 W. Government St.,
Hwy. 80. SH: 9-4. SP: MS Metro Area Coin
Club. A: Free. T: 20. madjackridgemetroare-
acc@gmail.com
MISSOURI
Oct 9 MO, Hannibal. 12th Annual Mark Twain
Area Coin Show. American Legion, 3819
Hwy MM. SH: 9-4. SP: Hannibal, MO +
Quincy, IL coin clubs. A: Free admis-
sion. Proof of vaccination or face mask is
required.. T: 40. Tim Lung. PH: 217- 257-
7496. Steve Halpin. PH: 573- 248-4107.
Oct 23-24 MO, Springfield. Ozarks’ Coin Club
Annual Coin & Stamp show. Ozark Empire
Fairgrounds E-Plex, Norton Rd., N. of I-44,
Exit Kansas Expressway #77 (Gate 4). SH:
Sat. 9-5; Sun. 9-3. A: Free. PH: 417- 877-
0233 or ozarkscoinclub.weebly.com.
Nov 4-6 MO, St. Charles. Coin X. Convention
Ctr., 1 Convention Center Plaza. SH: Thurs
12pm - 7pm; Fri 10am - 6pm; Sat 10am
- 4pm. A: Free. Mary Woodside. PH: 800-
642-4305.
NEVADA
Oct 29-31 NV, Las Vegas. 58th Las Vegas
Numismatic Society Show. Palace Station
Hotel and Casino, 2411 W Sahara Ave. SH:
Fri. & Sat. 10-6; Sun. 10-4. A: $3. T: 150.
Dawn. PH: 888- 330-5188 or info@ckshows.
com.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Oct 1-2 NH, Manchester. New Hampshire Coin
& Currency Expo. DoubleTree Manchester
Downtown, 700 Elm St.. SH: Fri. 10-7; Sat.
9-4. T: 150. PH: 978- 658-0160.
Oct 17 NH, Nashua. 3rd Sun. Coin Show.
Holiday Inn , 9 Northeastern Blvd. SH: 9am
- 2pm. SP: EBW Promotions, LLC. A: Free.
T: 49. EBW Promotions, LLC, PO Box 3,
Willmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-0160
or info@ebwpromotions.com or www.ebw-
promotions.com.
Nov 21 NH, Nashua. 3rd Sun. Coin Show.
Holiday Inn , 9 Northeastern Blvd. SH: 9am
- 2pm. SP: EBW Promotions, LLC. A: Free.
T: 49. EBW Promotions, LLC, PO Box 3,
Willmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-0160
or info@ebwpromotions.com or www.ebw-
promotions.com.
NEW JERSEY
Oct 16 NJ, Point Pleasant Beach. Jersery
Shore 51st Annual Show. Ocean Fire House
, 400 Arnold Ave. SH: 9-3. SP: Ocean
County Coin Club. A: Free. T: 22. F: $55.
Dennis Berube. PH: 732- 785-0449 or den-
berube@yahoo.com.
Oct 17 NJ, Clifton. World Money Show.
Recreation Ctr., 1232 Main Ave.. SH: 9-4:30.
A: Free. T: 45. F: $75. Andrew Levy. PH: 516-
859-7829 or coinguy176@icloud.com.
Oct 23 NJ, Linwood. ACNS Coin, Currency,
& Collectibles Show. Our Lady of Sorrows
Activity Center, 701 Wabash Ave.. SH: 9am
- 4pm. SP: Atlantic County Numismatic
Society. A: Free, Free Parking, Door Prizes,
Refreshments, Security, Koins for Kids. T:
55. F: $65/8 ft., $120/2 8ft., $165/3 8ft.. Tom
Gullone. or PH: 609- 742-2279 or tt1254@
comcast.net.
Oct 24 NJ, Old Bridge. Old Bridge Coin,
Paper Money, and Collectibles Show. Old
Bridge First Aid & Rescue Squad Bldg., 200
Marlboro Rd. & Ferris Rd.. SH: 8-2. A: Free.
T: 24. Matt Sulikowski. PH: 732- 740-4604
or PH: 732- 290-9090 or matski47@ail.com.
Oct 31 NJ, Hackettstown. Steve Middleton
Memorial Coin/Collectible Show. American
Legion Hall, 450 Willow Grove St.. SH: 9-3.
SP: Hackettstown Coin Club. A: Free. T: 36.
James Ingram. PH: 973- 534-3421 or jicoin-
shows@gmail.com.
Nov 21 NJ, Clifton. World Money Show.
Recreation Ctr., 1232 Main Ave.. SH: 9-4:30.
A: Free. T: 45. F: $75. Andrew Levy. PH: 516-
859-7829 or coinguy176@icloud.com.
Nov 28 NJ, Old Bridge. Old Bridge Coin,
Paper Money, and Collectibles Show. Old
Bridge First Aid & Rescue Squad Bldg., 200
Marlboro Rd. & Ferris Rd.. SH: 8-2. A: Free.
T: 24. Matt Sulikowski. PH: 732- 740-4604
or PH: 732- 290-9090 or matski47@ail.com.
NEW MEXICO
Nov 12-14 NM, Albuquerque. Albuquerque
Coin Club Great Southwest Coin Expo.
Marriott Pyramid North, 5151 San Francisco
Rd NE. SH: Fri. 12:30-5:30; Sat. 8:30-5:30;
Sun. 9-2. SP: Albuquerque Coin Club. A:
$3, or $5 weekend pass Under 18 free. T:
70. Rod Frechette. PH: 505- 379-5207 or
abqcc.org.
NEW YORK
Oct 3 NY, Albany. CDCDA Coin & Hobby Show.
Polish Community Center , 225 Washington
Ave. Ext. SH: 11am - 4pm. SP: Capital
District Coin Dealers Association. A: $2.
F: $65. Ron Pugh, PO Box 2081, Scotia,
NY, 12302. PH: 518- 372-3611 or rpugh2@
nycap.rr.com.
Oct 17 NY, long Island City. Coin and
Collectibles Fair. Holiday Inn, Plainview,
215 Sunnyside Blvd. SH: 9-3. A: Free. www.
coinsandcollectiblesfair.com
Oct 17 NY, Cheektowaga. BNA Monthly Coin
& Stamp Show. Knights of Columbus Hall,
2735 Union Road. SH: 10am - 3pm. SP:
Buffalo Numismatic Association. David
Tortorice. PH: 716- 873-4280 or www.the-
bna.com. Ed Hammond. PH: 607- 368-2617
or elhammond5969@yahoo.com.
Oct 23 NY, Niagara Falls. Semi-Annual Coin,
Currency & Collectibles Show. Lewiston
Fire Hall Co. #2, 1705 Saunders Settlement
Rd.. SP: Niagra Frontier Coin Club. A: Free.
T: 50. David Totorice. PH: 716- 873-4280 or
horssebbmc@verizon.net.
Oct 24 NY, Glens Falls. Coopers Cave Sport
cards & Coin Show. Queensbury VFW, 32
Luzerne Rd. SH: 9-3:30. SP: Tri Town Shows
LLC. A: Free. T: 17. Joseph Fuller. PH: 802-
379-2353 or pepsijoseph@yahoo.com.
Oct 24 NY, Depew. Coin, Stamp, Postcard, &
Collectibles Show. Polish Falcon Hall, 445
Columbia Ave.. SH: 10-3. SP: GDK Coins.
A: Free. T: 60. Peter Cappa, 1380 French
Rd., Depew, NY, 14043. PH: 716- 656-8080
or gdkcoins@yahoo.com.
Oct 24 NY, Glens Falls. Coin/Sprots card,
Collectibles Show. Queensbury VFW, 32
Luzerne Rd. SH: 9-3. SP: Tri Town Shows
and The Coopers Cave Collectors Clubs. A:
Free. Joe Fuller. PH: 802- 379-2353.
Nov 4 NY, Mount Kisco. Coin and Collectibles
Fair. Holiday Inn - Mt. Kisco, One Holiday
Inn Dr.. SH: 9-3. A: Free. T: 75. www.coin-
sandcollectiblesfair.com
Nov 6 NY, Elmira. Southport Coin Association.
www.numismaticnews.net / October 12, 2021
VFW Post 901, 113 Keefe St. SH: 10-3.
SP: Southport Coin Club. A: Free. Charles
Markowski. PH: 607- 734-0955.
Nov 21 NY, Cheektowaga. BNA Monthly Coin
& Stamp Show. Knights of Columbus Hall,
2735 Union Road. SH: 10am - 3pm. SP:
Buffalo Numismatic Association. David
Tortorice. PH: 716- 873-4280 or www.the-
bna.com. Ed Hammond. PH: 607- 368-2617
or elhammond5969@yahoo.com.
Nov 26-27 NY, Tarrytown. Westchester Coin
& Stamp Show. Westchester Marriott, 670
White Plains Rd.. A: Free. T: 50. Mark
Simon, PO Box 414, Jefferson Valley, NY,
10535. PH: 914- 299-3995.
Nov 28 NY, Depew. Coin, Stamp, Postcard, &
Collectibles Show. Polish Falcon Hall, 445
Columbia Ave.. SH: 10-3. SP: GDK Coins.
A: Free. T: 60. Peter Cappa, 1380 French
Rd., Depew, NY, 14043. PH: 716- 656-8080
or gdkcoins@yahoo.com.
NORTH CAROLINA
Nov 20-21 NC, Raleigh. Carolina Coin & Stamp
Show. State Fairgrounds-Holshouser Bldg.,
Hillsborough St. & Blue Ridge Rd.. SH: Sat.
10-5:30, Sun. 10-3:30. A: Free. Clayton
Brewer. PH: 910- 574-4635 or jimmyscoin@
yahoo.com.
Dec 4-5 NC, Fayetteville. Cape Fear Coin Club
Fall Show. Honeycutt Recreation Building,
352 Devers St. SH: Sat. 10-5; Sun. 10-3.
SP: Cape Fear Coin Club Fayetteville, NC.
A: Free. T: 30. F: $100. Mickey Smith. PH:
910- 497-5445.
OHIO
Oct 3 OH, Gallipolis. OH-KAN Coin Club.
Quality Inn, N. Route 7. SH: 10-3. SP:
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Bob Graham. PH: 740- 972-6040 or ruthgi-
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Oct 16 OH, Akron. Firestone Coin Club 60th
Anniversary Show. St. Matthew Parish
School Gym, 2580 Berne St.. SH: 9am -
3pm. SP: Firestone Coin Club. A: Free. T:
42. F: $35. Tom Stewart. PH: 330- 612-3402
or ttaylor79@neo.rr.com.
Oct 17 OH, Hilliard. Columbus Coin Show.
Makoy Center, 5462 Center St.. SH: 10-4.
SP: Dan Rich. A: $2 18yrs+. F: $45. Dan
Rich, PO Box 340123, Columbus, OH,
43234-0123. PH: 614- 785-9967 or drich@
columbus.rr.com.
Oct 17 OH, Toledo. Blue Ribbon Coin &
Card Show. Saint Clements Hall, 3030
Tremainsville Rd.. SH: 9-3. Harold Laramie.
PH: 419- 654-0656 or blueribboncoinshow.
weebly.com.
Oct 31 OH, Cincinnati. Greenhills Classic
Coin, Stamp, and Jewelry Show. American
Legion Post 530, 11100 Winton Rd.. SH:
10-3:30. SP: Numismania of Ohio. A: Free.
F: $42. Colonel (Ret) Jim Huffman, PO Box
24, Plain City, OH, 43064. PH: 937- 901-
2110 or numismaniaofohio@gmail.com.
Nov 21 OH, Toledo. Blue Ribbon Coin &
Card Show. Saint Clements Hall, 3030
Tremainsville Rd.. SH: 9-3. Harold Laramie.
PH: 419- 654-0656 or blueribboncoinshow.
weebly.com.
Nov 21 OH, Hilliard. Columbus Coin Show.
Makoy Center, 5462 Center St.. SH: 10-4.
SP: Dan Rich. A: $2 18yrs+. F: $45. Dan
Rich, PO Box 340123, Columbus, OH,
43234-0123. PH: 614- 785-9967 or drich@
columbus.rr.com.
OKLAHOMA
Oct 15-16 OK, McAlester. Oklahoma’s Unique
Coin Show. S.E. Oklahoma Expo Center,
4500 West Hwy 270. SP: Indian Territory
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426-9044 or olegar@cox.net.
OREGON
Dec 4-5 OR, Salem. Salem Coin &Stamp Show.
State Fairgrounds, Columbia Hall, 2330
17th St. NE. SH: Sat. 10am - 4:30pm, Sun.
10am - 3:30pm. SP: Salem Numismatic
Society. A: $3. T: 70. Danny B.. PH: 503-
588-8162 or sdbisgaard@gmail.com or
www.oregoncoinclubs.org.
PENNSYLVANIA
Oct 3 PA, West Chester. West Chester Coin
Show. Quality Inn & Suites, 943 South High
St. SH: 10-4. SP: West Chester Coin Club.
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8768 or wccoinclub@yahoo.com.
Oct 3 PA, West Chester. West Chester Coin
Show. Quality Inn & Suites, 943 South High
St. SH: 10-4. SP: West Chester Coin Club.
A: Free. T: 25. F: $80. Tony DeBello. PH:
610- 662-8768.
Oct 10 PA, Falls Creek . 35th Annual Tri-
Country Coin Club Coin Show. Falls Creek
Fire Dept., 4 First St.. SH: 9:30-3:30. A: Free.
T: 20. F: $40. Kim. PH: 814- 603-3754 or
tricountycoinclub19@gmail.com.
Oct 28-30 PA, Monroeville. PAN Fall Coin
Show. Monroeville Convention Center, 209
Mall Blvd. T: 150. Ed Hammond. PH: 607-
368-2617 or pancoins@gmail.com or pan-
coins.org. Blaine Shiff. PH: 412- 531-4100.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Oct 9 SC, Florence. Pee Dee Area Coin
Show. SiMT Building Florence-Darlington
Technical College, 1951 Pisgah Road. SH:
9-5. SP: Pee Dee Area Coin Club. A: Free.
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T: 40. F: $75. Pat Patton. PH: 803- 403-5607
or patpatton1955@att.net.
Oct 23 SC, Sumter. Sumter Coin Club Annual
Fall Show. Bethesda Church Fellowship
Hall, 2230 Broad St.. SH: 9-3. A: Free. Glenn
Heimburger. PH: 803- 316-3899 or heim-
burger@ftc-i.net.
Oct 29-31 SC, Greenville. 49th South Carolina
Numismatic Association Convention &
Coin Show. Greenville Convention Center, 1
Exposition Dr. SH: Fri.-Sat. 10-6; Sun. 10-3.
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Oct 30 SD, Watertown. Fall Coin & Currency
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PH: 605- 520-2834 or kampeskacoinclub@
gmail.com.
TENNESSEE
Oct 2 TN, Knoxville. Knoxville Coin & Currency
Show. Rothchild Catering & Conference
Center, 8807 Kingston Pike. SH: 9-4. A:
Free. T: 20. F: $65. Robert Bruner. PH: 865-
660-8692 or beavercreekcoins@gmail.com.
Oct 23 TN, Cookeville. Cookeville Coin Show.
Cookeville Community Center, 240 Carlen
Dr.. SH: 9-5. SP: Cookeville Coin Show. A:
Free. Richard White. PH: 931- 303-1572 or
cookevillecoinclub@gmail.com.
Nov 6 TN, Knoxville. Knoxville Coin & Currency
Show. Rothchild Catering & Conference
Center, 8807 Kingston Pike. SH: 9-4. A:
Free. T: 20. F: $65. Robert Bruner. PH: 865-
660-8692 or beavercreekcoins@gmail.com.
Dec 4 TN, Knoxville. Knoxville Coin & Currency
Show. Rothchild Catering & Conference
Center, 8807 Kingston Pike. SH: 9-4. A:
Free. T: 20. F: $65. Robert Bruner. PH: 865-
660-8692 or beavercreekcoins@gmail.com.
TEXAS
Dec 11 TX, San Antonio/Schertz. Alamo Coin
Show. Schertz Civic Center, 1400 Schertz
Parkway, Bldg. #5. SH: 9-4. SP: Alamo Coin
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Text Only, PH: 210- 663-9289 or alamocoin-
club@yahoo.com.
UTAH
Oct 8-9 UT, Sandy. 58th Annual Utah Coin
Show. Salt Lake Community College, 9750
S. 300 W. SH: 10-7. SP: Utah Numismatic
Society. A: $3. Bob Campbell. PH: 801- 467-
8636 or info@allaboutcoins.com.
VIRGINIA
Oct 9-10 VA, Virginia Beach. Virginia Beach
Coin Show. Virginia Beach Convention
Center, 1000 19th St.. SH: Sat 9-5; Sun
9-4. SP: Tidewater Coin Club. A: Free. T:
65. John Kolos. PH: 757- 331-1530 or john.
kolos1790@gmail.com or www.tidewater-
coinclub.org.
Oct 15-17 VA, Richmond. Richmond Coin and
Currency Show. ACCA Shrine Center, 1712
Bellevue Ave.. SH: Fri/Sat 10am - 6pm,
Sun 10am - 3pm. SP: Richmond Coin
Club. A: Free. T: 55. Bill Scott. PH: 804-
350-1140 or wscott@markelcorp.com or
Richmondcoinclub.com.
Oct 23 VA, Charlottesville. Charlottesville Coin,
Currency & Stamp Show. Elks Lodge #389,
389 Elk Dr. SH: 9-5. SP: Monticello Coin
Club. A: Free. Jackie Dean. PH: 540- 832-
0024 or debomb14@aol.com.
Nov 6-7 VA, Salem. Salem-Roanoke Valley
Coin Show. American Legion Bldg., 710
Apperson Dr. SH: Sat. 9:30-5:30; Sun. 9:30-
3:30. SP: Salem Coin Club. A: Free. T: 40. F:
$120. Roger Keffer. PH: 540- 588-4505 or
rkeffer@cox.net.
Nov 20 VA, Norfolk. Norfolk VFW Show.
VFW Post, 5728 Bartee St. SH: 9:30-4.
SP: Rosetta Leite-Kwiatkowski. A: Free. T:
25. F: $50. Rosetta Leite-Kwiatkowski. PH:
757- 696-6522 or rmbleite@yahoo.com.
Dec 3-5 VA, Weyers Cave. Shenandoah
Valley Coin & Stamp Show. Weyers Cave
Community Center, 682 Weyers Cave Rd.
SH: Fri. 12-5; Sat. 9-5; Sun. 9-3. SP: Weyers
Cave Lions Club & The Shenandoah Valley
Coin Club. A: Free. Jim Lewandowski. PH:
540- 949-8381 or PH: 540- 415-2584 or
svccshow@gmail.com.
WASHINGTON
Oct 8-10 WA, Tukwila. 17th Annual Pacific
Northwest Numismatic Association Fall
Show. Tukwila Community Center, 12424
- 42nd Ave. S.. SH: Fri. 12pm - 7pm; Sat.
10am - 6pm; Sun. 10am - 4pm. SP: Pacific
Northwest Numismatic Association. A: $2
(under 13 free). T: 100. Scott Loos, PO Box
2210, North Bend, WA, 98045. PH: 425-
463-6551 or scottloos@msn.com or www.
pnna.org.
WEST VIRGINIA
Oct 16 WV, Milton. Mountain State Numismatic
Society WV Coin Show. Milton VFW Hall,
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- 3pm. SP: Mountain State Numismatic
Society WV. A: Free. T: 29. F: $45. Greg
Mencotti, 4241 Lycans Branch, Ona, WV,
25545. PH: 304- 840-7036 or gmencotti@
gmail.com or msnswv.org.
Oct 23-24 WV, Mineral Wells. 48th Annual
Fall Coin Show. Comfort Suites, 167
Elizabeth Pike. SH: Sat. 10-5; Sun. 9-3.
SP: Parkersburg Coin Club. A: $1. William
Beam. PH: 304- 483-0825 or wgbeam@
gmail.com.
Nov 6-7 WV, Charleston. Charleston Coin
Show. Civic Center, 200 Civic Center Dr.
SH: Sat. 10-4; Sun. 10-3. SP: Charleston
Coin Club. A: Free. T: 20. F: $115. Donald
Clifford, P.O. Box 65, St. Albans, WV, 25177.
PH: 304- 727-4062 or clff635@aol.com.
WISCONSIN
Oct 3 WI, Brookfield. MNS Milwaukee Coin
& Currency Show. Sheraton Milwaukee
Brookfield Hotel, Brookfield Ballroom 375 S.
Moorland Rd.. SP: Milwaukee Numismatic
Society. A: $2. Chris Kantak. PH: 414- 531-
0366 or cakantak@gmail.com.
Oct 23 WI, Rice Lake. Barron County Coin
Club Show. Cedar Mall, 2900 S. Main St.
SH: 9:30am - 3pm. SP: Barron County
Coin Club. A: Free. T: 10. F: $25/6ft.. Sue
Peterson, P.O. Box 362, Rice Lake, WI,
54868.
Oct 31 WI, Middleton. Madison Fall Coin Show.
Marriott West, 1313 John Q. Hammons Dr..
SH: 9-4. A: Free. T: 60. John Krueger. PH:
608- 834-4114 or cchoice2@yahoo.com.
Nov 7 WI, Eau Claire. Chippewa Valley Coin
Club Show. Holiday Inn South, 4731 Owen
Ayers Court. SH: 9-3. SP: CVCC. A: Free.
T: 25. F: $50. Paul Kopaczewski. PH: 715-
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1804 Large Cent
T
he 1804 large cent is an inter-
esting coin from an interesting
and historic year. It is actually
much better than many realize, perhaps
because being an 1804-dated coin, it
always is being included with some of
the great rarities in U.S. numismatics.
The year 1804 turned out to be the
opposite of almost every other year when
it came to half cent and large cent mint-
ages. Typically, the priority for produc-
tion was the large cent. Once enough
large cents had been made, the Mint
would then produce half cents with any
copper that was left over. However, it
was unlikely that much of the metal was
left over since it was always in short
supply. In fact, at times, half cents were
made from cut down large cents or Talbot
Allum & Lee tokens. As a result, for
many years half cents tended to be on the
order of scrap coins, having been pro-
duced from whatever copper scrap could
be found and put to good use.
As it turned out, 1804 proved to
be the exception. The 1804 half cent
mintage would top 1 million, the first
time that many half cents were reported
minted in a single year. By comparison,
the 1804 large cent had a mintage of just
96,500 pieces.
It is safe to suggest that nearly every-
thing about the 1804 situation was unusu-
al. It was certainly unusual to have a half
cent with a mintage 10 times greater than
the large cent of that year. It was also
somewhat unusual to have the few col-
lectors of the day identify the 1804 as a
better date quickly. They were certainly
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correct that the 1804 was a better date,
but it was during a period when there
were a number of better-date large cents
to be considered. The 1793 chain reverse
and 1793 wreath reverse were both low
mintage and more historic. The 1793
Liberty Cap cent was much tougher. The
1799 would always be seen as tougher
than the 1804. Yet somehow, the 1804
attracted attention early and was even the
subject of a restrike made around 1860.
It would be wrong to assume that
being identified as a better date would
result in widespread hoarding. There
were so few collectors and dealers at
the time that few would have consid-
ered saving more than a single 1804.
Finding a single 1804 was often difficult.
They were, however, in circulation. We
know this because a couple examples
were reported in hoards discovered many
years after 1804. Those hoards, however,
lacked the other tougher dates like the
1793 chain and wreath reverse and the
1799, which simply seem to have van-
ished the minute it was produced. The
1804 did not vanish; it simply started out
as a tough date, and it remained that way.
If you check the prices for the 1804
today, you find that a G-4 lists for
$2,300. That is lower than the high pric-
es seen for the more famous large cent
rarities. The 1793 with a chain reverse is
$6,550, while the wreath reverse 1793 is
$3,000. The 1799 is $5,000. That said,
the 1804, based on its G-4 price, still
has to be considered to be an awfully
good date.
It is in upper grades where the 1804
becomes particularly tough. There were
very few collectors at the time who
would have managed to save a Mint State
example and, as a result, its MS-60 price
is a whopping $225,000.
About the highest grade in which you
might have a chance of finding an 1804
offered for sale would be VF-20, where
the current price is $7,250. But even a
VF-20 is a long shot since it is a coin that
would have been saved for a relatively
short time in circulation. In most cases,
the 1804 simply continued to circulate,
dropping down in grade until later collec-
tors acquired well-worn examples as the
era of large cents was coming to a close.
In any grade, the 1804 large cent is a
great coin that came from an interesting
year. It may not be the key large cent,
but it makes for a key part of any large
cent collection. ◆
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CHINA. Silver Dollar Pattern, CHINA. Copper Dollar Pattern, CHINA. Silver 50 Cents Pattern,
Year 3 (1914). Tientsin Mint. Year 3 (1914). Year 3 (1914).
PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Gold Shield. PCGS SPECIMEN-63 Brown Gold Shield. PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Gold Shield.

CHINA. Dollar, ND (1916). CHINA. Gold Presentation Dollar, CHINA. Gold Presentation Dollar,
Tientsin Mint. Year 10 (1921). Tientsin Mint. ND (1923). Tientsin Mint.
PCGS MS-65+ Gold Shield. PCGS SPECIMEN-64 Gold Shield. PCGS SPECIMEN-64 Gold Shield.

CHINA. Silver “Mausoleum” Dollar Pattern, CHINA. Kweichow. “Bamboo” Dollar, CHINA. Silver Dollar Pattern,
Year 16 (1927). Year 38 (1949). CD (1907). Tientsin Mint.
PCGS SPECIMEN-63+ Gold Shield. PCGS EF-45 Gold Shield. PCGS MS-64 Gold Shield.

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BARBER DIMES
1892 AU55 88.50 NGC MS66.... 645.00
AU53 77.50 PCGS PR62 ......... 445.00
AU50 70.00 NGC MS63........... 177.50
AU50, terminal die state,
multiple die chips ob, rev ...........87.50
VG10 16.75 VF30 33.00 EF45 ....52.50
1892/1892 L102, Flynn RPD03
AU58........................................ 112.50
1892O VF30..................................79.50
AU50, rev mark...........................90.00
AU50, very small X
scratched in rev field ..................68.50
189/1892O FS301 AU50............ 131.50
1892S F15 ................................. 270.00
1893 PCGS MS65.................... 1052.50
NGC PR65 ............................... 915.00
1893O EF40, lt obv & rev marks .157.50
1893S AU50, porous ....................70.00
AG3.75 13.00 VG10....................40.00
EF40, holed & plugged ...............27.00
1893S/S East, FS501 AU58 ....... 333.50
AU50........................................ 201.50
VG8+ 44.50 F12 60.00 F15.........72.50
G4 18.50 G5 24.50 VG7 .............33.50
AG3 12.75 VF30, porous ............33.50
1894 AU50................................. 262.50
PCGS PR66 ........................... 1225.00
PR58 275.00 NGC MS62......... 395.00
VF30 ........................................ 202.50
VF30, marks on face ................ 150.00
AU50, light porosity................. 150.00
1894O F15 285.00 VF30............ 411.50
VG10 200.00 PCGS F12 .......... 257.50
1895 PCGS PR65 ...................... 985.00
1895O PCGS G6 (G5) ................ 618.50
PCGS G4.................................. 550.00
1895/5S FS301 F12 ................... 205.00
1896 AU55................................. 146.50
1896S AU55, obverse marks..... 496.50
Fr2 ..............................................44.50
1897 VF30 33.50 EF45 .................65.00
1897O AG3.5 59.50 NGC VF30 ...478.50
1897S AG3.5 ................................17.75
1898 MS60 126.50 PR60 .......... 357.50
AU58 98.50 MS62 ................... 150.00
AU55...........................................87.50
VF30 26.50 EF45 49.50 AU50 ....70.00
1898/898 Flynn RPD002 EF45 .....59.50
1898O NGC MS62, untoned ...... 860.00
NGC MS62, dark toning........... 800.00
VF30 ........................................ 206.50
AG3.5 11.00 VG10......................85.00
1898S ACG MS63 (MS60) ........ 562.50
VG10 33.00 F15 50.00 VF30 ......86.50
1899 AU50 70.00 MS60 ............ 126.50
F15 12.75 VF30 26.75 EF45 .......50.00
VG10.............................................8.35
1899/1899 west unlisted AU58 . 131.50
1899O F15 105.00 VF30............ 157.50
Fr2 ................................................4.25
1899O/O Lawrence103,
RPM1 G5 ....................................40.00
1899S EF45 91.00 MS60 .......... 365.00
F15 46.00 VF30 ..........................61.50
EF40 light marks.........................42.50
VF20, 2 rev solder blobs.............19.50
1900 VF30 23.50 AU58 ................94.50
1900O AG3.5 14.75 VG10 ......... 108.50
1900S AU50 .................................82.50
VF30 34.50 VF35 39.00 EF45 .....59.50
AU50 very porous 18.00 F15......21.00
EF40, obv marks .........................18.00
EF40, lightly porous, obv
scratch ........................................14.00
1901 NGC PR64+CAMEO .......... 965.00
PCGS PR62 ............................. 460.00
PCGS PR64 ............................. 702.50
AU50...........................................70.00
F15 11.00 VF30 23.50 EF45 .......47.50
EF40, obv & rev marks ...............11.00
1901O VF30..................................75.00
AU50, porous .............................33.50
VF35, lots of bag marks..............33.50
1901O/horizontal O
ANACS MS62 ........................ 1250.00
AG3 32.50 G4 50.00 G5 .............59.00
VG8+, obv marks ........................50.00
1901S ANACS F12..................... 452.50
AU50 details thin obverse
scratch ..................................... 450.00
1902 AU50 70.00 SEGS PR63 .. 527.50
EF45 47.50 PCGS MS63.......... 198.50
F15 11.00 VF30 ..........................24.00
EF45 scratch at ear .....................15.00
1902/02 unlisted in Flynn,
Lawrence VF35 ...........................32.00
1902O AU55 .............................. 248.50
F15 31.00 VF30 ..........................68.50
1902S VF30 ............................... 135.00
VG10 53.50 F15..........................86.50
EF40 2 light obverse scratches...86.50
1903 PR60................................. 357.50
F15 11.00 VF30 23.50 EF45 .......47.50
AU50, porous .............................19.50
1903O F15 27.00 AU55 ............. 165.00
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BARBER DIMES
1903S MS60, no luster ............. 930.00
PCGS G6 132.50 NGC VF25 .... 577.50
NGC EF details, small obv
marks, net VF20 ...................... 532.50
Fr2 38.00 AG3.5 71.50 VG10 .. 249.50
1904 F15.......................................11.00
PCGS PR64CAM...................... 842.50
VG10.............................................7.50
1904S VG10 .............................. 145.00
VF20, small scratch on
lower bust ...................................92.50
1905 PR60 357.50 NGC MS65 . 682.50
VF30 23.50 EF47.50.00 AU50 ....70.00
F15................................................9.50
1905O VF30 105.00 AU55......... 216.50
EF45, small obv marks ............ 105.00
F15 54.00 PCGS VF30 (VF20) ....73.50
AU50, 3 light obv porous
patches, lightly porous reverse ..42.50
EF40, obv marks .........................32.00
1905o micro o AG3.5 ...................59.50
Fr2 31.50 AG3 ............................48.50
1905S EF45 81.50 AU58 ........... 176.50
VG10 11.75 F15 19.00 VF30 ......44.50
AU50, light marks .......................27.50
VF25, rev marks .........................11.75
EF40, obv scrapes ......................10.75
VF20, obverse mark......................9.00
1905S/S RPM1 F15 ......................22.50
1906 PR55 207.50 PCGS MS63 .177.50
AU50 70.00 AU53 77.00 AU55...87.50
EF45............................................47.50
F15 10.50 VF30 23.50 VF35 .......28.00
VG10 7.00 AU58, porous ...........23.50
F12, obv scratches .......................5.65
19/1906 Lawrence 105 VF20........21.00
1906D F15 13.50 PCGS MS63 .. 387.50
1906O VF30............................... 123.50
F15 75.00 PCGS VF35 ............. 138.50
VG10 46.00 EF40, obv marks .....60.00
1906S EF45 ............................... 108.50
F15 25.00 VF30 ..........................53.00
1907 AU55 87.50 AU58................98.50
EF45 47.50 AU50 70.00 AU53....77.00
VG10 7.00 F15 10.50 VF30 ........23.50
1907D PCGS MS64 CAC ......... 1450.00
VF30 45.00 EF45 ........................88.00
VG10 12.75 F15..........................21.00
1907O VG10 31.00 F15 ................48.00
1907S NGC MS62 ..................... 580.00
F15 33.50 VF30 ..........................75.00
1907/7S north Flynn RPD002
EF45......................................... 163.50
1907/7S south Flynn RPD003
VF20 ...........................................57.50
1908 AU55 87.50 AU58................98.50
VF30 23.50 EF45 ........................47.50
1908D F15 12.00 VF30.................31.50
1908/908D MS60, not listed
in Flynn .................................... 168.50
1908O F15 63.00 VF30.................99.50
1908S PCGS MS65, blue
peripheral toning ................... 1265.00
VG10 14.00 ANACS MS61 ...... 457.50
AU55........................................ 243.50
AU50, porous, light marks .........32.00
EF40, obv & rev marks ...............23.50
1908/08S Flynn RPD01 UNC
details, slightly porous ............ 116.50
1909 NGC PR65 CAMEO ......... 1085.00
AU58 98.50 PR50.................... 165.00
VF30 ...........................................23.50
1909D PCGS MS64 ................. 1238.50
VG10 57.50 VF30 .................... 138.50
1909S VG10 83.50 F15 ............. 128.50
1910 VF30 23.50 AU50 ................70.00
AU50, light porosity....................15.00
F15..............................................11.00
1910D MS63 ............................. 420.00
NGC MS63............................... 422.50
F15 23.00 ICG AU58 ................ 176.50
1910S F15 ....................................75.00
1911 PCGS PR65CAM ............ 1085.00
NGC, ICG MS65 ....................... 380.00
AU58 98.50 NGC MS62........... 152.50
AU50 70.00 AU55 87.50 MS60...126.50
F15 10.50 VF30 23.50 EF45 .......47.50
1911D AU50 70.00 AU55 .............87.50
EF45............................................48.50
VG10 7.00 F15 11.00 VF30 ........25.00
1911S AU50 120.00 NGC MS65 ...842.50
F15 18.50 VF30 43.50 EF45 .......84.50
1912 AU50....................................70.00
PCGS PR65CAM.................... 1085.00
AU58 98.50 PCGS PR64 ......... 702.50
NGC AU55 ..................................90.00
ANACS MS61 .......................... 140.00
F15 10.50 VF30 23.50 EF45 .......47.50
MS60, obv & rev marks .............47.50
VF30 sm obv marks......................7.00
VG10.............................................7.00
1912D AU55 87.50 AU58 .............98.50
VF30 23.50 EF45 47.50 AU50 ....70.00
F15..............................................11.00
1912D/D north RPM2 EF45..........59.50
BARBER DIMES
1912S ANACS MS61 (MS60).... 212.50
AU58 157.50 MS60 ................. 210.00
ANACS AU55, lightly toned ..... 138.50
AU50 105.00 AU53.................. 118.50
F15 18.50 VF30 43.50 EF45 .......78.00
1912S/S ANACS MS63.............. 420.00
MS60 ....................................... 262.50
1913 PCGS PR66CAM CAC..... 1475.00
AU50 70.00 AU53 77.00 AU55...87.50
F15 10.50 VF30 23.50 EF45 .......47.50
1913S AU50 .............................. 390.00
NGC MS62............................. 1155.00
PCGS VF35 (VF30) .................. 275.00
G4/AG3 33.00 PCGS VG8(VG7) ..76.00
1914 AU55 87.50 NGC MS64.... 226.50
AU53 77.00 PCGS MS63......... 177.50
VF35 28.50 EF45 47.50 AU50 ....75.00
VG10 7.00 F15 11.00 VF30 ........23.50
1914D PCGS MS62 ................... 163.50
AU55 87.50 MS60 ................... 126.50
PCGS AU53 (AU50) ....................72.50
VF35 28.50 EF45 47.50 AU50 ....70.00
VG10 7.00 F15 10.50 VF30 ........23.50
EF40, rough obv ...........................7.50
VF20, reeding flattened.................7.50
1914S VF30 43.50 MS60 .......... 195.00
VG10 10.75 AU50, marks...........26.50
1915 AU55 87.50 PCGS MS63 . 177.50
F15 10.50 AU50..........................70.00
1915S PCGS MS62 ................... 325.00
VG10 34.00 F15 49.50 VF30 ......81.50
PCGS VF30 (VF20) .....................62.50
EF40, lightly porous rev..............49.50
AU58, heavy obv marks..............28.00
VF20, a few light marks ..............28.00
VF20, porous ..............................28.00
G6 ...............................................10.25
1915S/S RPM1 F12 46.50 AU53...180.00
G4 12.00 G5 16.00 VG7 .............24.00
1916 AU55 87.50 PCGS MS62 ...152.50
AU50...........................................70.00
AU55, lovely toning ....................90.00
F15 10.50 VF30 23.50 EF45 .......47.50
1916S AU50 .................................70.00
F15 10.00 VF30 24.50 EF45 .......48.50
VG10 7.00 AU58, obv marks ......33.50
MERCURY DIMES
1916 AU58FB 47.50 MS63FB.......84.50
AU55 26.50 AU55FB...................38.00
AU50FB.......................................27.00
VG10 6.25 EF45 14.00 AU50......18.00
1916D PCGS AU50.................. 9750.00
NGC AU details, obverse cleaned.
Now PCGS EF40 cleaned.
I bought this as EF years ago,
sold it as an EF. It looks just
fine does not look cleand....... 7125.00
PCGS VG10 (VG7) ................. 1847.50
Fr2 411.50 PCI, PCGS VG08 . 1847.50
PCGS G6................................ 1557.50
SEGS VF20, pitted, net G5 ..... 1265.00
PCGS genuine, corrosion
removed................................... 635.00
PCGS genuine tooled, G
, thin obv scratches ................... 635.00
PCGS FR2 415.00 PCI AG3 ..... 635.00
PCGS genuine, damage, AG
detail. Light obverse
marks, nice looking ................. 412.50
1916S AU55 .................................33.50
VG10 11.00 EF45 31.50 AU50....32.50
1917 AU55 19.50 MS63FB........ 105.00
VF30 8.75 EF45 13.50 AU50 ......16.00
1917D VG10 16.50 MS63FB ..... 790.00
MS63 (was PCGS MS63) ........ 331.50
1917S VF30 ..................................14.75
PCGS MS64FB......................... 525.00
1918 F15 14.50 EF45 ...................48.00
1918D VF30 30.00 EF45...............45.00
1918S VF30 23.00 EF45 ...............36.00
EF45, rough handling ...................5.75
1919 EF45 18.00 AU50 ................30.00
VG10 5.00 F15 7.00 VF30 ..........11.00
1919D AG3.5 3.00 EF40 pouous ..18.50
1919S VF30 ..................................45.00
VG10 12.50 EF40, porous ..........15.00
EF40, porous, edge bump ..........12.50
1920 VF30 8.75 EF45 ...................13.75
1920D PCGS MS66, 12 graded,
2 coins higher ........................ 1540.00
VG10 5.75 F15 10.75 VF30 ........23.00
1920S VF30 ..................................21.50
1921 VG10 115.00 F15+ ........... 232.50
NGC VF20 (F15)....................... 215.00
Fr1 14.50 Fr2 22.50 AG3.5 .........42.50
1921D PCGS VF35(VF30).......... 632.50
PCGS VF35 (VF25) .................. 547.50
VG10 175.00 F15..................... 323.50
PCGS G6(G4) 70.00 G5 ..............90.00
AG3.75 58.50 F12, corroded ......67.50
F12, obv & rev marks .................67.50
Fr1 18.50 Fr2 28.50 AG3.5 .........53.50
1923 MS60 30.00 NGC MS65FB ..352.50
AU58 24.50 MS60FB ..................36.50
MERCURY DIMES
1923 AU50FB 23.50 AU58FB .......27.50
AU50 18.50 AU55.......................19.00
F15 6.25 VF30 7.50 EF45 ...........11.75
1923S VF30 ..................................66.00
1924 AU50....................................30.00
1924S MS60FB ......................... 830.00
VG10 6.50 F15 16.50 VF30 ........43.50
1925 VF30 ....................................11.25
1925D F15 42.50 VF30.............. 122.50
VG10...........................................15.00
1925S VF30 84.00 PCGS EF40.. 118.50
F15 28.00 EF45, rev mark ..........52.50
VF20, obv porous spots ...............6.75
1926 PCGS MS65FB ................. 338.50
PCGS MS64FB......................... 198.50
AU50 19.50 MS64FB ............... 196.50
VG10 4.50 VF30 7.50 EF45 ........10.50
1926D VG10 6.75 F15 ..................12.75
1926S EF45 390.00 AU58 ....... 1260.00
UNC details light porosity ........ 315.00
Fr2 6.35 VG10 ............................29.50
1927 F15 5.50 VF30 .......................7.00
1927D F15 ....................................28.50
1927S F15 14.25 VF30 .................29.50
VG10.............................................7.25
1928 AU55....................................18.50
PCGS MS65FB......................... 408.50
F15 5.25 VF30 7.50 EF45 ...........12.50
1928D PCGS MS65FB ............. 3040.00
1928S AU50 42.50 MS63FB ..... 727.50
EF45............................................32.00
VG10 5.25 F15 9.50 VF30 ..........19.50
1929 NGC, PCGS MS66 ............ 185.00
PCGS MS64 41.50 PCGS MS65..75.00
AU58 16.50 MS60FB ..................36.00
MS65, 4 rev rim marks...............24.50
AU55 14.50 AU58 17.50 MS60 ..24.50
VF30 6.50 EF45 9.00 AU50 ........11.00
1929D VF30 17.00 EF45...............23.50
F15................................................9.75
1929S MS60FB ............................70.00
F15 6.50 VF30 9.25 EF45 ...........15.00
1930 VF30 9.25 AU50 ..................14.50
1930S F15 12.00 VF30 .................19.50
VG10.............................................8.25
1931 VF30 ....................................12.50
1931S F15 15.50 VF30 .................24.00
EF40, slightly porous ..................18.00
1934 MS60 ...................................33.00
AU55 20.00 AU58.......................24.00
VF30 7.00 EF45 10.00 AU50 ......13.50
1935 MS65FB ...............................63.50
NGC MS66FB........................... 142.50
MS60 27.00 MS64FB .................30.00
AU58 18.00 MS63FB ..................29.00
AU55 13.50 MS62FB ..................28.00
AU50 9.00 AU58FB.....................14.50
EF45..............................................8.75
1935D EF45 ..................................21.00
PCGS MS65FB......................... 436.50
F15 6.75 VF30 ............................12.00
1935S MS63.................................30.00
AU55 17.50 MS60 ......................27.00
VF30 7.00 EF45 10.50 AU50 ......14.25
1936 MS65FB ...............................84.50
PCGS PR65 ........................... 1155.00
MS65 39.50 PCGS PR64......... 982.50
MS64 36.50 PCI, NGC MS65FB ..86.50
AU58 18.00 MS60 25.00 MS63 ..31.00
EF45 6.25 AU50 7.25 AU55..........7.50
1936D AU55 .................................20.25
VF30 8.00 EF45 12.25 AU50 ......16.50
1936S EF45 9.50 AU50 ................14.00
1937 PCGS, NGC PR66 ............. 590.00
MS65FB 41.00 NGC PR65....... 562.50
MS67FB, was NGC MS67FB.... 203.50
PCGS MS66FB............................70.00
MS63FB 33.50 MS66FB .............67.50
MS63 25.00 MS64FH .................40.00
MS60FB 15.00 MS64 .................28.50
EF45 9.00 AU50 10.00 AU55......11.00
1937D MS60 27.00 NGC MS65 ...48.50
EF45 11.00 AU50 13.00 AU55....16.50
1937S AU50 12.75 AU55 .............16.00
EF45..............................................9.25
1938 MS65FB 84.50 NGC PR67 .600.00
MS64FB 29.50 NGC PR66....... 352.50
AU50 8.50 AU55 10.25 AU58.....11.25
VF30 5.00 EF45 ............................6.75
1938D VF30 6.50 PCGS MS66.....58.50
VF30 6.50 EF45 ............................8.75
1938S MS60FB ............................28.50
AU58 17.00 MS60 ......................22.50
AU50 11.50 AU55.......................14.75
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MERCURY DIMES
1939 ANACS PR67 .................... 460.00
NGC PR66, light toning ........... 268.50
MS65 28.50 NGC PR65........... 255.00
AU58 7.25 MS60 9.00 MS64 .....18.50
EF45 5.25 AU50 6.00 AU55..........6.75
1939D NGC MS67, deep toning ...97.50
MS64FB 25.00 MS65FB .............50.00
MS63 10.00 MS64 18.50 MS65 .. 28.00
MS60 9.00 MS63FB ...................12.50
AU58 7.75 MS60FB ....................11.00
EF45 6.25 AU50 7.25 AU55..........7.50
1939S MS60 27.00 MS63 ............31.00
AU50 12.00 AU55 15.50 AU58...18.00
VF30 5.50 EF45 ............................9.00
1940 MS66FB 67.50 MS67FB ... 197.50
MS66FB, was PCGS MS66FB,
label included..............................67.50
MS66 37.50 NGC MS67 .............50.00
MS64FB 23.00 MS65FB .............45.00
MS64 18.50 MS65 .....................29.50
AU58 7.50 MS60 9.00 MS63FB ..12.50
AU50 5.75 AU55 6.00 AU58FB.....7.25
1940D MS65 ................................35.00
PCGS MS66FB............................70.00
MS64FB 25.00 NGC MS67 .........72.50
MS60FB 10.50 PCGS MS65FB ...55.00
AU58FB 8.25 PCGS MS64..........23.50
EF45 6.25 AU50 7.00 AU55..........7.75
1940D/D north RPM1 AU50 .........14.50
EF45............................................12.50
1940S PCGS MS65 37.50 MS66..42.50
MS63 12.50 MS65 .....................35.00
AU58 7.50 AU58FB 9.50 MS60 ....9.75
EF45 5.50 AU50 6.50 AU55..........7.00
1940S/S west RPM1 FS501
EF45 32.50 AU58........................45.00
1941-1945PDS AU55-MS60 in
Capitol Plastic case.....................82.50
1941 PCGS PR67 ...................... 422.50
MS67 47.50 PCGS PR66......... 212.50
MS65FB ......................................46.50
MS66 37.50 NGC MS66 .............40.00
MS64 18.50 MS65 .....................32.00
MS60FB 8.50 MS63FB ...............12.50
AU58 6.00 MS60 6.50 MS63 .....10.00
AU58FB.........................................7.50
EF45 5.00 AU50 5.50 AU55..........5.75
1941D MS65FB 46.50 MS67FB ..170.00
PCGS, NGC MS66FB ..................58.50
MS64FB 26.50 PCGS MS65FB ...48.50
MS63FB 20.00 MS65 .................28.00
AU55 7.75 AU58 8.25 MS60FB ..11.50
EF45 5.50 AU50 6.75 AU58FB 8.50
1941S NGC MS66FB ....................58.50
NGC MS65FB 49.50 MS66FB .....56.50
MS65 32.50 MS65FB .................47.50
MS64FB 25.00 NGC MS66 .........42.50
MS64 18.00 ANACS MS65.........35.00
MS60FB 11.25 MS63FB .............15.00
AU58 7.50 MS60 9.00 MS63 .....11.25
AU58FB.........................................9.50
EF45 5.25 AU50 6.00 AU55..........7.00
1941S/S north FS501 AU55FB .....40.00
EF45 22.50 AU50........................31.50
1942/1 AU55 ........................... 1635.00
NGC MS62............................. 4485.00
EF45 863.50 NGC AU58 ........ 1995.00
PCGS, NGC EF45 ..................... 865.00
ANACS VF35 detail, cleaned
strached ................................... 475.00
F15, very small dig on the
crossbar of 4 ........................... 446.50
1942 MS66FB ...............................93.50
NGC MS67FB........................... 350.00
MS65FB 45.00 PCGS PR65..... 191.50
MS66 37.50 PCGS PR64......... 185.00
MS65 25.00 NGC MS67 .......... 115.00
MS64FB 23.50 NGC MS66FB .....95.00
MS63FB 17.00 PCGS MS66 .......40.00
MS64 18.50 PCGS, NGC MS64..21.50
MS60FB 10.00 MS63 .................11.25
MS62 ............................................9.00
AU58 6.00 AU58FB 6.00 MS60 ....6.75
EF45 5.00 AU50 5.50 AU55..........5.75
1942/1D NGC EF45.................... 775.00
NGC EF45 (EF40)..................... 660.00
PCGS VF35 .............................. 630.00
NGC VF35 (VF30) .................... 595.00
PCGS VF35 (VF25) .................. 560.00
NGC VF35 (VF20) .................... 527.50
PCGS VF30 (VF20) .................. 527.50
NGC VF30 (VF20) .................... 527.50
PCGS VF20 (F15) .................... 472.50
F15 470.00 NGC VF30 (F15) ... 472.50
JACK H. BEYMER
MERCURY DIMES
1942/1D ANACS VF20 (F12) ..... 437.50
NGC VF20 (F12)....................... 437.50
ANACS EF details scratch,
cleaned, net VF20 (F12)........... 437.50
NGC F12 (VG10) ...................... 427.50
PCGS VF details cleaning
VG7 price ................................. 413.50
NGC VG10 (VG7) ..................... 413.50
ANACS VG8 details,damaged .. 397.50
1942D ANACS, PCGS MS66FB ....55.00
MS65FB ......................................41.00
MS65 29.50 MS66 .....................38.50
AU55PL 13.50 MS63FB..............16.00
MS60 9.00 MS60FB ...................10.00
AU58 7.25 AU58FB.......................8.00
EF45 5.25 AU50 6.00 AU55..........6.75
1942D/D south west RPM1 AU50...12.50
1942S PCGS MS66FB ............... 177.50
PCGS, NGC MS65FB ............... 128.50
NGC MS66 light golden tone ......40.00
MS60 10.50 MS65 26.50 MS66 ...38.50
AU58FB 9.75 MS62PL................20.00
MS63 12.50 MS64 .....................19.50
AU58 8.50 MS60FB ....................12.50
EF45 5.25 AU50 6.50 AU55..........7.75
1942S/S south RPM3 EF45............7.75
1943 MS67 110.00 MS67FB ..... 266.50
NGC, PCGS MS66FB ..................55.00
PCGS MS65FB............................43.00
MS66 37.50 MS65FB .................41,00
MS65 31.00 PCGS MS66 ...........39.50
MS63FB 14.50 NGC MS65 .........33.50
MS64 18.50 MS64FB .................25.00
MS60FB 10.00 MS63 .................11.50
AU58 6.50 AU58FB 6.75 MS60 ....6.75
EF45 5.00 AU50 5.75 AU55..........6.00
1943D NGC MS67FB peripheral
toning ...................................... 170.00
MS66FB 56.50 PCGS MS66FB ...65.00
MS65FB 41.00 PCGS MS65FB ...43.00
MS64FB 24.00 NGC MS65FB .....43.00
MS65 24.00 MS66 .....................38.50
MS64 19.50 MS63FB .................14.50
MS63 10.00 MS62FB .................12.50
MS60FB 10.00 MS62 ...................9.50
AU55 7.00 AU58 7.50 AU58FB.....8.50
EF45 5.25 AU50............................6.00
1943D/D/D RPM4 MS60FB ..........15.00
AU55...........................................10.00
1943S MS65FB 74.50 MS67 ..... 150.00
MS66FB ......................................86.50
MS65FB golden toning ...............76.50
MS66 blue-gold toning...............60.00
MS63FB 19.50 PCGS MS65 .......31.50
MS64FB 25.00 MS65 ............., 29.50
MS62FB 16.50 MS64 .................18.50
MS63 14.00 MS60FB .................14.50
AU58FB 10.00 MS60 ..................10.50
EF45 5.50 AU50 6.50 AU58..........8.50
1943S/S NW RPM1 FS501
EF40 9.25 AU50 11.50 AU55......13.75
1943S/S west RPM2 very
scarce AU55 ...............................18.50
1944 MS65 26.50 MS66 ..............35.00
MS62FB 10.50 MS64 .................18.50
AU58 6.00 MS60 6.75 MS63 .....10.00
EF45 5.00 AU50 5.50 AU55..........5.75
1944D MS65 ................................26.50
NGC MS67FB........................... 177.50
MS66FB 53.50 MS67FB .......... 175.00
MS65FB 41.00 PCGS MS66FB ...56.50
MS63FB 14.50 MS64FB .............24.00
AU58FB 8.50 MS62FB ................12.50
AU58 7.50 MS60FB ....................10.00
EF45 5.25 AU50 6.00 AU55..........7.00
1944S PCGS MS67 ......................80.00
PCGS, NGC MS65FB ..................54.50
MS65 31.00 MS65FB .................51.50
MS66 light golden toning ...........46.50
MS64 22.50 PCGS MS66 ...........45.00
PCGS MS66 light toning.............45.00
MS65 light toning .......................31.00
MS62FB 14.00 MS64FB .............24.50
MS63FB 18.50 ANACS MS64.....24.50
MS60 10.50 MS62 13.75 MS63 .17.00
AU58 8.25 MS60FB ....................11.00
AU58FB.........................................9.00
EF45 5.25 AU50 6.00 AU55..........7.50
1945 MS63 40% split bands ........40.00
MS66 ..........................................35.00
MS63 10.00 MS64 18.50 MS65 .26.50
AU58 6.00 MS60 6.75 MS62 .......8.00
EF45 5.00 AU50 5.50 AU55..........5.75