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Volume 1 sold out immediately and now sells for hundreds of dollars online. This one is brand new and covers Half Cents through Nickels. We have all 3 volumes in this sale.

Volume 2 came out about a year after Volume 1. This volume covers Half Dimes through Quarters. Brand new condition.

Volume 3 was just released a few weeks ago and are still hard to find. This volume covers Half Dollars, Dollars, Gold, Commemoratives, Bullion and Philippines coins. Brand new condition.

Lockport, Branch State Bank at Chicago, Illinois & Michigan Canal Fund. Fine to VF, cut canceled and redeemed

Lockport, Branch State Bank at Chicago, Illinois & Michigan Canal Fund. Nice VF, cut canceled and redeemed

Lockport, Branch State Bank at Chicago, Illinois & Michigan Canal Fund. VF, cut canceled and redeemed

Lockport, Branch State Bank at Chicago, Illinois & Michigan Canal Fund. Nice VF, missing lower left corner, cut canceled and redeemed

Lockport, State Bank of Illinois, Illinois & Michigan Canal Fund Five Dollar note. VF with spindle hole, cut canceled and redeemed.

Unusual denomination Lockport, State Bank of Illinois, Illinois & Michigan Canal Fund Five Dollar note. Nice VF, cut canceled and redeemed.

Lockport, State Bank of Illinois, Illinois & Michigan Canal Fund Five Dollar note. Nice XF, cut canceled and redeemed.

Attractive 1854 State of Tennessee Bank of America Five Dollar note. Quite ornate and colorful. XF condition

Never issued, circa 1860's, State of Missouri $1 note, Missouri Defence Bond, secured by pledge of all sate revenues. Very ornate and colorful

From an old local collection. FR 929. Well-centered, crisp uncirculated

Attractive with just a couple light vertical fold lines. From an old local collection

From an old local collection. FR 1504

Bright, crisp and looks uncirculated with minor evidence of handling. From an old local collection

Bright, crisp and looks uncirculated with minor evidence of handling. From an old local collection

Bright, crisp and looks uncirculated with minor evidence of handling. From an old local collection

Nice and bright. A couple light vertical folds. From an old local collection

From the American National Bank of Bowling Green, Kentucky with only about 20 small notes reported. Charter # 9365. Grades VF. From an old local collection

Nice and bright. Very minor evidence of use. From an old local collection

From an old local collection. FR 1606. Crisp uncirculated

From an old local collection. FR 1957-G. Crisp uncirculated

From an old local collection. FR 2006-G. Crisp uncirculated

One is VF and the other is XF

From an old local collection

From an old local collection. FR 2055-B. Crisp uncirculated

From an old local collection

Nice and bright. From an old local collection

From an old local collection

F/VF

A mule note was produced from a different series back plate than was used on the front plate. This is a beautiful example !

Includes: (2) 1957 $1 silver certificates, (2) 1928 $2 notes, 1953 $5 silver certificate, and 1963 $5 red seal note. Notes are average circulated. $16 total face value

1995 $1 Federal Reserve Note with an incredibly low serial number of 00000007. One of a kind note in nice VF condition with a heavy center crease.

Nearly all look About Good

From an old local collection. All are circulated, with most in the AG to Good range

From an old local collection. All are circulated, with most in the AG to Good range

From an old local collection. All are circulated, with most in the AG to Good range

From an old local collection. All are circulated, with most in the AG to Good range

Privately minted in 2015 on behalf of the Smithsonian Institution is this 1 oz silver replica of George T. Morgan's proposed $100 Union coin (the original pattern was made of gold). Graded Ultra Cameo Gem Proof by NGC. Comes in felt pouch with COA

Privately minted in 2017 on behalf of the Smithsonian Institution is this 1 oz silver replica of George T. Morgan's First Dollar Design (we're glad we ended up with his famous Morgan silver dollar instead!). Graded PF70 Ultra Cameo by NGC. Comes in felt pouch with COA

In an NGC Eagle 20th Anniversary holder

Includes: 1987, 1988 and 1989 (all in Littleton holders), along with a 2010 in a stapled holder. All coins are brilliant uncirculated

Early Releases

Early Releases, San Francisco Eagle Set

Struck at West Point

Graded PF69 Ultra Cameo by NGC, Early Releases

Signed by John Dannreuther, Co-Founder of PCGS

First Releases

Early Releases

Colorized on the dragon side

Proof coin made of pure .9999 fine silver and weighing one troy ounce. Comes in original box with COA.

This is the last of a small group of these from a consignor. Greysheet values this coin at $125 in MS69. Only 120,000 were minted.

In original padded green box from the People's Bank of China. With COA. By contrast with the 1992 in this auction with a mintage of just 120,000, there were 8 million minted in 2017.

One troy ounce .9999 fine silver round for Hockey great John Tavares of the Toronto Maple Leafs. In original packaging. The round is numbered 340 of 1000.

Very scarce Trade and Commerce Civil War Patriotic token. Graded VF20 by ANACS.

Has the infamous phrase "If Anybody Attempts to Tear it Down, Shoot Him on the Spot"

Quite nice with just a minor rub on the high points.

CORROSION

The reverse is strongly rotated

Old cleaning, corrosion

Light obverse scratch in the left field

Several obverse pinscratches. Old cleaning

Looks nicer than EF40. Large letters variety

Better date. There are a couple of thin pinscratches on the reverse.

Includes: 1887, 1892, 1896, 1898, 1900, 1901, (2) 1906, 1907 and 1908. All are low grade, a few have corrosion, and about half have been cleaned

Missing - as expected - are the 1856 Flying Eagle, 1866 Indian, 1869/68, 1877, 1908-S and 1909-S. Includes: (3) Flying Eagle cents (Good to VG), 1859 Indian (VG/F), 1860 (XF details, corrosion), 1861 (Good), 1862 (Good), 1863 (Good), 1864 CN (Good), 1864 Bronze (Good), 1864-L (Good), 1865 (AG), 1867 (Good, old cleaning), 1868 (AG/Good), 1869 (Good, corrosion spot on obverse), 1870 (Good, corrosion), 1871 (AG/Good), 1872 (AG/Good), 1873 (Good, damaged, corroded), 1874 (VF details, heavy corrosion), 1875 (Good), 1876 (Good), 1878 (Good), 1879 (Good). The remaining coins from 1880 to 1909 are average circulated, with most in the Good to VG range. There are 54 coins in all.

Has all the diagnostics you want to see, including no trace of the D mint mark, the "L" in LIBERTY is against the rim and mushy, IN GOD WE TRUST is weak, while TRUST is a little stronger, and the second 2 in the date is stronger than the first 2. Our grade is Fine-15. From an old local collection

From an old collection. Well struck with minimal marks. Looks MS65

From an old local collection. Dates start at 1909 and go into the 1950's. All are in 2x2 holders. We did not count them, but the bag is just shy of 7 pounds

The count was provided by the consignor. Unsearched by us

The count was provided by the consignor. Unsearched by us

The 1961 is graded MS64 Red by PCGS and the 1989-D is graded MS67 Red by NGC

Includes: 1999-S graded PR69 Red by PCGS, 2003-S graded PF69 Ultra Cameo by NGC, and 2011-S graded PR70 DCAM by ANACS

Includes 2009 Birth & Childhood graded MS66 Red by NGC, and a 2010-D signed by the designer Lyndall Bass and graded Brilliant Uncirculated by PCGS

Includes 2009 Birth & Childhood graded MS66 Red by NGC, and a 2010-D signed by the designer Lyndall Bass and graded Brilliant Uncirculated by PCGS

Missing the 1909-S, 1909-S VDB, 1910-S, 1911-D, 1912-D, 1914-D, 1925-D, 1927-S, 1931, 1931-S, 1932 and 1932-D. All coins are average circulated. Better dates include: 1909, 1909 VDB, 1911-S (cleaned), 1913-S, 1913-S, 1914-S, 1915-S, 1922-D, 1924-D and 1926-S (XF). There are 77 coins in this album.

The first album (1909 to 1940) contains 35 coins, with better dates being 1909, 1909 VDB, 1923-S, 1931-D and 1932-D. The second album starts at 1941 and is only missing one coin (1973-S) from 1941 to 1974-S. This album contains 87 coins. The third and final album contains 89 coins and also runs from 1941 to 1974-S and also is only missing the 1973-S. There are several uncirculated coins in both of the 1941 and forward albums. Between the three albums, there are 211 coins.

Only missing the 1909-S VDB and 1922 Plain. Highlights include: 1909 VDB (nearly unc), 1909-S (VF), 1910-S (VF/XF), 1911-S (VG), 1912-S (Fine), 1913-S (F/VF), 1914-D (VG), 1914-S (VF), 1915-S (VF/XF), 1922-D (weak, Good, cleaned), 1924-D (VG), and 1931-S (XF/AU). This is a nice set put together long ago from an old local collection. There are a total of 88 coins in this album (the album is in poor condition).

This set runs from 1909 to 2013-D. Missing the 1909-S VDB, 1909-S, 1914-D, 1920-S, 1922 Plain, 1929-D, 1970-S Small Date and 2012-S. Highlights include: 1909 VDB (brown unc), 1910-S (VG), 1911-S (VG), 1912-S (Fine), 1913-S (VG), 1914-S (Fine), 1915-S (VF), 1917 (unc), 1922-D (Fine), 1924-D (VG), 1926 (red unc), 1930-S (red unc), 1931-S (VF), 1934 (RB unc). Several coins after 1940 look uncirculated, and there are several proofs starting with 1964. There are 305 coins in all. It wouldn't take much to complete this nice set.

Includes: 1864 (Fine), 1865 (VF+), 1866 (Good), 1867 (VF, corrosion), 1868 (Fine, grimy) and 1870 (VF, light corrosion)

All coins are generally average circulated and fall in the Good to Fine range. Dates include: 1865, 1868, 1870, 1871, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876 (Fine) and 1881.

Please note that we did not remove the coins from the album. Grade opinions are based upon the visible obverse of the coins. Includes: 1829 Bust (Good, cleaned), 1838 Seated (Good, bent), 1839 (Good), 1843 (Fine), 1847 (VF), 1848 Medium date (Good), 1850-O (Good), 1851 (VG), 1852 (Good), 1853 (Good), 1853-O (Good), 1854 (AG), 1855 (VG), 1856 (VG), 1857 (VF/XF), 1857-O (Good, corrosion), 1858 (Good, cleaned), 1858-O (Good, environmental damage), 1861 (VG, cleaned), 1862 (Good, cleaned), 1871 (Fine) and 1872 (VG, cleaned).

Moderately toned

All coins are nice brilliant uncirculated. Dates include: (2) 1943-D, (1) 1945-D, and (11) 1945-S

Both are graded MS65 by PCGS

Attractive gunmetal blue toning

Both have been graded PF67 Cameo by NGC

Faint obverse pinscratch. Dirty

The holder says "Scratched, Cleaned". Old cleaning with a couple of thin, short pinscratches on the reverse.

Scratched on the obverse

Old cleaning. Small scratch in obverse right field

Deeply toned (re-toned) as a result of the old cleaning

NGC has graded 51 at the MS67+ level. They have no details on how many received a Star designation for eye appeal, but you can bet it's not many. A 67+ with a CAC sticker sold in a Heritage auction in 2017 for $735. This example is very flashy and must have been the first coin off a freshly-polished die, as it is covered in die polish lines

Attractive roll toning on both sides

Includes two (2) 1974-S PCGS PR69 DCAM, 1981-S NGC PF69 Ultra Cam, and 2011-S NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo Early Releases

Planchet lamination on reverse

Large vertical obverse scratch. Noticeably bent

Includes a 1901 Barber quarter graded Fair Details, Obverse Scratched by NGC, and a 1999-S Silver Connecticut quarter graded PR69 DCAM by PCGS

Small area of toning on obverse

Both coins are clad. Includes 1977-S and 1982-S, both graded by NGC as PF69 Ultra Cameo

Includes a 2001-S clad Kentucky quarter graded PF69 Ultra Cameo and a 2002-S clad Indiana quarter graded PF68 Cameo

Each set contains 5 panels, one for each State Quarter that year. Each panel has an uncirculated Philadelphia, Denver and proof San Francisco coin (all clad). There are 3 coins for each State Quarter, so 15 coins in each set, 30 coins between the two sets. They come in a custom box with COA (not that you'll need it)

All coins are graded SP69, First Day of Issue, Satin Finish by ICG. Includes: (2) Kansas, (2) California, Oregon, and Minnesota

Each of these sets contains Denver coins. There are 6 sets in all: 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2006. Each year has a hardshell case with 5 uncirculated State Quarters. The hardshell cases do not fit tightly, so most have coins moving around inside the cases. There are 30 quarters between all 6 sets.

CAM

Starting in 2019, the Mint has been making silver proof coins such as these out of .999 fine silver (prior to that, they were 90% silver). This lot consists of 5 sets of the 5 National Park quarters issued in 2019. That makes 25 .999 fine silver proof quarters in all, or $6.25 face of silver coins

Starting in 2019, the Mint has been making silver proof coins such as these out of .999 fine silver (prior to that, they were 90% silver). This lot consists of 5 sets of the 5 National Park quarters issued in 2019. That makes 25 .999 fine silver proof quarters in all, or $6.25 face of silver coins

Small scratch on reverse above eagle

Obverse scratches by Liberty's face

Old cleaning. Short scratch in front of Liberty's mouth

The 1842 FS-301 Seated Liberty Half Dollar has a repunched dated with strong doubling at the base of the 8, with less apparent doubling at the base of the 4 and 2. According to the PCGS Coinfacts website, this variety commands a 20% premium over the normal 1842 Medium Date Half Dollar. This is a beautiful AU example with a possible faint wiping long ago.

The 1871 is AG. The 1872 is G/VG

CLEANED

Blast white

Only missing the 1916-S, 1921 and 1921-D. Most of the teens and twenties coins are in the Good to VG range. The 1930's coins are a little better. 32 coins in all.

Complete from 1937 to 1947-D. 30 coins total, all nice average circulated. The 1938-D is G/VG

The holder says "Wrap Machine Damage - UNC Details". The "damage" remains elusive for us. The coin looks gem with attractive reverse toning.

Light peripheral toning

Includes: 1958-D Franklin (choice unc, rich toning), 1960 Franklin (AU, obverse toned), 1960 Franklin (very choice unc, peripheral toning), and 1964 Kennedy (choice unc, rich toning on both sides)

35 coins in all. Coins are generally average circulated. A few are in the AU range.

35 coins in all. Coins are average circulated

From an old local collection. Rim flaw at 1:00, appears to be planchet flaw, as-made

A couple minor digs above the date. From an old local collection. Dark from being stored in an envelope.

MS62 to MS63

Looks AU55

This is the strong 7/8 TF

In the AU55 to AU58 range

From an old collection. Beautifully toned on both sides with a hint of deep purple. Looks MS64

Looks AU58. Attractive album toning

Reverse peripheral toning

Our grade is AU58

From an old collection. Beautifully toned obverse. The reverse is white. Looks MS62

Attractive toning on both sides. Our grade is MS63 with a shot at MS64

The 1879 is XF details, harshly cleaned. The 1881-S is AU details, cleaned (lightly)

AU58

The 1881-O is AU55 details, cleaned, artificially toned. The 1882-O is AU50 details, cleaned

The 1881-S is AU details, cleaned. The 1882-O is XF details, cleaned

From an old collection. Beautiful peripheral toning on the obverse, with deeper toning on the reverse. Looks MS63, maybe MS64

ANACS VF30 Details, cleaned. VAM-3 is a Top 100 Variety and features a large raised dot to the right of the designer's initial on Liberty's neck

In a Tidy House Products cardboard holder. Attractive light toning. MS61.

In a Tidy House Products cardboard holder. Attractive rich toning. MS62.

MS62

The scratch is not obvious, but the coin has been cleaned

The 1883 is graded VF30 details, cleaned. The 1885 is AU50 details, cleaned

A beautifully toned Morgan that should grade MS63. Curved shallow pinscratch across Liberty's cheek

From an old collection. Beautifully toned on both sides. Looks MS63

From an old collection. Deep, attractive toning on both sides. Looks MS63

Compliments of American Savings & Loan of Houston, Texas. The coin is a nice MS62 to MS63 with obverse peripheral toning

Our grade is MS64

Both are AU details, cleaned. One is labeled as harshly cleaned

The cleaning is very light and hard to detect

Attractive album-toned obverse

Small amount of graffiti (thin scratches) on Liberty's cheek

A few short, easily-missed, scratches around the eagle's neck and Liberty's neck

Old cleaning and a couple of short scratches

Both coins are graded VF details, cleaned

The 1898 is AU details, cleaned. The 1899-O is XF details, cleaned

Baggy AU

From an old collection. Beautifully toned on both sides. Looks MS62 to MS63

Looks AU58. Attractive album toning

Compliments of American Savings & Loan of Houston, Texas. The coin looks MS63 with mottled toning on both sides

FunBox 2024 holder. Graded under the experimental 10 point grading scale. 9.2 is equivalent to MS62, although this coin looks closer to MS64

Purchased directly from Dan Carr at his Moonlight Mint in Loveland, Colorado. Carr owns the only U.S. mint press outside of government hands (scrapped by the Denver Mint and rebuilt by Carr). Carr only makes fantasy coins, coins that were never minted. In this case, it is a 1906-D "Morgan Dollar". Graded MS69 by ANACS in a special holder signed by Dan Carr. Also comes with the original card that came with the coin, signed on the back by Dan Carr

One is graded AU50 details, cleaned. The other is AU58 details, cleaned

Very close to uncirculated. The obverse has deep mottled toning with a touch of rainbow color

There are two (2) P, one (1) D, and two (2) S. These are in the VF to XF range

Includes: 1879, 1882, 1883-O, and 1885. These are nice high-end AU

Includes: 1890 (AU), 1890-O (XF), 1890-S (XF/AU), and 1891 (AU)

Includes: 1888 (XF/AU), 1889 (XF/AU), 1896 (XF/AU), 1898 (AU), 1900 (AU), and 1904-O (XF/AU)

Includes: 1880 (Fine, scuffy), 1880-O (AG), 1884 (Good), 1890-O (VG), 1891-O (AG), 1894-O (Good) and 1900-O (VG)

Most are in the Fine to VF range, with the 1921's in the XF to AU range. Dates include: 1879, 1891, 1896, 1897-O, (2) 1900-O, 1921 and 1921-S

Most are in the Good to Fine range, and most have been cleaned at some point. Dates include: 1880, 1882-O, 1883, 1891, 1897-O, (2) 1899-O, and (2) 1900-O

Includes: 1878-S (VF), 1879-S (VF), 1881-O (F/VF), 1883 (Fine), 1889-O (VG), 1890-O (Fine, cleaned), 1898 (AU, cleaned), 1899-O (F/VF), 1900-O (F/VF) and 1901-O (VG)

Includes: 1879 (F/VF), 1879 (VF), 1882-S (F/VF), 1884 (VF), 1885-O (VF), 1886 (VF), 1887-O (F/VF), 1897 (XF/AU), 1900-O (F/VF) and 1902 (VF)

Dates include: 1881, 1882-O, 1884, 1885, 1886-O, 1887-O, 1888-O, (2) 1889-O, and 1891-O

From an old collection. Attractive mother-of-pearl toning with a hint of rainbow toning on the obverse. Looks MS63

High-end AU with attractive mottled toning. Out of an old local collection

Very close to uncirculated. Rich golden toning on both sides

Both coins are VF. The 1927-D has several faint scuffs on the upper left obverse

Coins are in the VF to XF range. One 1923-D has been lightly cleaned

Grades range from Fine to XF

Includes: 1922 (AG/Good), 1922 (AU, dark), (2) 1923-D (F/VF), (2) 1923-S (Fine), 1924 (XF/AU) and 1935 (VF/XF)

Most are VF to AU. One 1922 is uncirculated. Dates include: (3) 1922, (2) 1923, 1923-S, 1924, 1925, (2) 1926-S and 1935-S (VF)

Includes: 1922 (AU/Unc), 1922-S (AU), 1922-D (Fine), 1923 (AU), 1923-S (VF), 1923-D (AU, cleaned), 1924 (XF), 1925 (VF), 1926 (XF), 1926-S (AU, cleaned), 1926-D (AU), 1927 (VF), 1927-D (VF/XF), 1928-S (F/VF), 1934-S (VG/Fine), 1934-D (F/VF), 1935 (XF), and 1935-S (VF, cleaned). There are a total of 18 Peace dollars in this album.

Doubled edge lettering - Overlapped. Graded Brilliant Uncirculated by PCGS

All are graded Brilliant Unc First Day of Issue by NGC. Presidents include John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson

Includes: 2007-D James Madison (Brilliant Uncirculated), 2009-D SMS William Harrison (MS67), 2009-P Zachary Taylor (MS67), 2009-P SMS John Tyler (MS64), 2011-P Rutherford Hayes (MS65 First Day of Issue), and 2009-P SMS Sacagawea Agriculture/Three Sisters (MS66)

Five are Sacagawea dollars and two are Presidential dollars. The holders have an "Official Registration Number," but no indication of who packaged them.

Each set consists of (2) uncirculated Presidential dollars (P & D), (2) gold-plated Presidential dollars, and (2) platinum-plated Presidential dollars. 6 coins total per set. This lot consists of 6 sets, or a total of 36 Presidential dollars. Represented are: John Adams, John Quincy Adams, James Buchanan, Benjamin Harrison, Harry Truman and Gerald Ford.

Each set consists of (2) uncirculated Presidential dollars (P & D), (2) gold-plated Presidential dollars, and (2) platinum-plated Presidential dollars. 6 coins total per set. This lot consists of 6 sets, or a total of 36 Presidential dollars. Represented are: John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, and James K Polk.

With COA

CLEANING

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

Includes: 1986 Ellis Island clad proof half (no COA), (2) 2008 Bald Eagle clad uncirculated half dollars (boxes with COA), and a 2008 Bald Eagle clad proof half dollar (box and COA)

In original boxes with COAs

Pristine condition, as issued

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

First Strike

First Strike

Clad proof half dollar in original box with COA

Uncirculated silver dollar in original box with COA

In original box with COA

Includes: 1864 Two Cent (AG), 1864 Two Cent (VF), 1853 Half Dime (Good details, damaged), 1854 Dime (VG details, corroded, scratched), 1876-S Dime (VF/Fine details, corroded, cleaned, scratched), and 1917 Ty 1 Standing Liberty quarter (Good)

Includes a 2005-P and 2005-D Roosevelt dimes and a 2005-P Kennedy Half. All have been graded SP69, First Day of Issue, Satin Finish by ICG

Includes two 2007 First Ladies bronze medallions graded MS65 by ICGS Grading, a 2005-D Bison nickel (ungraded) in an International Numismatic Bureau holder, 2007 clad Roosevelt dime graded MS70 by SGS, 2000-S proof Jefferson nickel graded PR70 DCAM by NIC, 1939-S Lincoln cent graded MS62 Lightly Cleaned by Dominion Grading, and a 1944 Lincoln cent graded MS63 Red by Dominion Grading

Includes the Denver half of a 1968 mint set (with 40% silver half dollar), 2009 set of proof Presidential dollars, and a 2009 Proof set of the 4 Anniversary Lincoln cents. None of these sets have boxes or COAs

Original Philadelphia packet from a 1957 Mint Set. 10 coins, nearly all of which have attractive toning

Original Philadelphia packet from a 1958 Mint Set. 10 coins, several of which have light toning

From a local hoard of proof and mint sets

From a local hoard of proof and mint sets

Includes: 1973, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994 and 2005. Some of the envelopes have price stickers

Includes three (3) proof 1957 Roosevelt dimes and six (6) proof Washington quarters (2 1960, 3 1961, 1 1963). All are 90% silver. Total face value of $1.80

From a local hoard of proof and mint sets

From a local hoard of proof and mint sets

From a local hoard of proof and mint sets

From a local hoard of proof and mint sets

1983

One set for each year, with two (2) sets in 2000. 11 sets in all, each in their original boxes

These look to primarily be ancient Roman. This will be a fun project to identify all of these !

Features Christian II, John George 1, and Augustus. This thaler was produced from 1592 to 1601 and is made of silver (.84 troy oz actual silver weight). Large and impressive !

VERITAS means "Truth" in Latin, thus the nickname Truth Thaler. German States, Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel silver thaler featuring Christ on the cross. Quite scarce and only produced in 1597 and 1598. Made of silver (.84 troy oz ASW)

Includes: 1811 Bristol half penny (cleaned), two (2) 1814 Halifax Nova Scotia Broke half pennies (one is damaged), and 1815 Lower Canada halfpenny token (damage at date)

PENNY

Old cleaning

Includes: 1861 Nova Scotia half cent, 1864 Nova Scotia large cent, 1861 New Brunswick large cent, and two (2) 1864 New Brunswick large cents

A few small rim dings

Old light cleaning

Rounded leaves, bow tie variety

One looks VF and the other XF

SCARCE

Includes: 1872-H (Good), 1907 (VG, scratched), and 1929 (Fine, surface damage)

Includes: two (2) 1963, four (4) 1964, two (2) 1965, one (1) 1967 and one (1) 1971 British Columbia. All coins are uncirculated, and the 1967 is attractively toned.

Includes silver 5 cents through 50 cents

Includes 83 $1 coins and 10 $2 coins for a total face value of $103 Canadian. No silver

A few scuffs and ticks on both sides

Small 99 variety

8 are 1/2 Mark. There is also an 1814 Baden Three Kreuzer

CROWN

The 50 Pence coins are 50th Anniversary of D-Day commemoratives. The Churchill crown is in a plastic holder

Wexford Enniscorthy Bank Halfpenny token

As issued by the mint, this is the Official 1970 Central American and Caribbean Games Commemorative Coin. Made of Sterling Silver, it contains an actual silver weight of slightly over one troy ounce of silver (1.0607 troy oz). Darkly toned in the packaging.

These are silver-plated and produced for the Chen Baocai Butterfly Museum in Shanghai, China. They were introduced as a set of 4. We have two here: one is a 2014 Cat Eye Red and the other is a 2015 Red with Blue Dots. Both are graded MS70 by ICS Grading.

Countries represented include Guatemala, Netherlands, Australia, Egypt, Lithuania, Panama, Colombia, Germany, New Zealand, Japan, Morocco and France