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Graded Gem Proof by NGC. This is a 2019-produced private issue of George Morgan's 1879 Schoolgirl design for the silver dollar. Contains 1 troy ounce of pure .999 silver. Only 2,500 produced. Comes with COA

Three (3) uncirculated 1988 Silver Eagles in Pioneer Hotel & Gambling Hall (Laughlin, Nevada) packaging, from the Round-Up Club. Note that the plastic is fragile.

HOLDER

HOLDER

HOLDER

Includes the 2006-W Proof, 2006-W uncirculated, and 2006-P Reverse Proof Silver Eagles. Comes in original box with COA

Includes a 2019 Enhanced Reverse Proof Silver Eagle and a 2019 Modified Proof Canadian Maple Leaf. Housed in its original box with COA

Artificial Intelligence Cyber Woman colorized 2023 Silver Eagle. Only 2,500 produced. Comes with COA

1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver

Comes in original box with paperwork

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver. Comes with COA

Unopened in original packaging

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

ROUND

Two (2) one troy ounce silver bars. Both are marked Limited Edition. One features the Winchester Model 1873 "The Gun that Won the West". The other features the Kentucky Pistol Cal. 67 from 1770 (shows some toning).

1 troy ounce of pure .9999 fine silver

A total of 1.5 troy ounces of .999 fine silver

Each is 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver

Stick to Your Saddle and Don't Be Bounced. Attractive cameo appearance. Each is 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver

Each is 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver

These were issued by from the U.S. Strategic Stockpile of Silver in 1981 to offset the spike in silver price driven by the Hunt Brothers scandal when they tried to corner the silver market. Each is 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver

Each is 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver

Each is 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver

This example weighs 4.7 grams. Comes in original packaging with COA

This example weighs 9.3 grams. Comes in original packaging with COA

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

Cherokee Jawbone 1 troy oz .999 fine silver round. This is a CURVED coin that is colorized on the obverse. Housed in its original Native American Mint box (no COA)

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

Cars featured are Ferrari, Rolls Royce, Maserati, and Lamborghini. The total net weight of these four .925 Sterling silver bars is 2.96 troy ounces, yielding a net actual silver weight of 2.74 troy ounces of pure silver.

Each medal is made of .999 fine silver and weighs 25 grams (.80 troy ounces). The total silver weight of this group is 1.6 troy ounces. In original packaging

Contains a 5,000 Won and a 10,000 Won. Each coin is .925 Sterling silver, with a total actual silver content of 1.50 troy ounces. Comes in original box (worn) with COAs

1 troy ounce of pure .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .9999 fine silver

One troy ounce .9999 fine silver

Issued by KOMSCO, the official mint of South Korea. Part of the Twelve Guardians (ZI:SIN) series. Limited mintage of 33,300 coins. One troy ounce of pure .999 silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .9999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

Limited edition of just 1,000. This piece is #684. Proof condition. One troy ounce of .999 fine silver with gold plating. Comes in original box with COA

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .9999 fine silver

Comes in original box with COA. Beautiful Rutheninum Dark Gilded prooflike 1 ounce .9999 fine silver round. Only 999 produced at the Le Grand Mint (Germany) for Cameroon. Released at the 2024 Berlin World Money Show.

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

One troy ounce .9999 fine silver

Made by PAMP in Switzerland. 50 grams (1.61 troy ounces) of pure .9999 fine silver. Comes in original packaging. Serial number on bar is 3599

1 troy ounce of pure .9999 fine silver. Only 50,000 minted

Issued by Tuvalu. One troy ounce of .9999 fine silver

One troy ounce .999 fine silver

Issued by the Republic of Ghana but designed in Ukraine. Only 1,000 coins minted. One troy ounce of .999 fine silver. Comes in a nice presentation box with COA

Strong signatures. Grades Fine

Fine

Some signs of handling but looks uncirculated

Some signs of handling but looks uncirculated

T-69

VG to Fine with a ragged top edge and a stain in the lower left

From an old local collection

From an old local collection

From an old local collection

Apparent Fine with paper loss in left edge. There are some crusty residue on the back, as well

From an old local collection

Includes Kansas City, Cleveland, St Louis, and (2) Richmond. Notes range from Fine to VF

Fine to VF with blue writing on the face

Includes Dallas and (2) Chicago. Notes are in the Fine to VF range

XF

Includes a 1950 $5 note (XF), 1950C $5 note (AU) and 1950A $10 note (uncirculated)

Serial number is 00002283. VF

The $1 notes are 1957 and are crisp uncirculated. The $2 note is a 1953B and is XF to AU

Two 1935 notes are consecutive uncirculated. A total of at least 6 of these notes are XF to Unc. 5 are 1935, and 3 are 1957

These are generally in the Fine to VF range. A few have writing (one is in German). There are three (3) star replacement notes

10 are 1935 and 5 are from 1957. These are all nice notes that appear to be in the AU to Unc range

Includes four (4) 1963B Joseph Barr notes. The only uncirculated note has an interesting Serial Number 00700779G. That's two (2) 007's, which should be of interest to James Bond fans. The other 3 notes are in the VF to XF range

From an old local collection

The 1953B is Fine to VF with an obverse stain. The 1963 is a nice VF

Two (2) are 1953 and one (1) is 1963. Two are VF and one is XF

One is AU. The other two look uncirculated

Two (2) are 1953 and two (2) are 1963. All are in the VF range

Includes (2) 1953 $2 notes, (1) 1963 $2 note, (1) 1953 $5 note and (2) 1963 $5 notes. All are generally in the VF range

All notes are circulated. Includes (2) Series 1928, (7) Series 1953, and (1) Series 1963

Serial number 00000300. VF

All look fresh from the pack. 1974 is not a year that we see often

There are four (4) 5's in the serial number

$100 face value

This is a 1995 $1 Federal Reserve Note signed boldly on the front by Gary Player, South African golfing legend. Notated at the top is that it was signed on 9-24-1997 at the Emerald Coast Classic in Milton, Florida. VF condition. Also noted at the bottom is "Arnold Palmer" who did not sign this note but presumably was in attendance

In original folder issued by the Bureau of Engraving.

Includes an mis-cut 1977 $1 note (VF), a mis-cus 1950B $10 note (VF), a mis-cut 1990 $20 note (F/VF) and a 1996 $20 note with missing ink on the lower front. The total face value of this lot is $51

Countries represented include France, Netherlands, Netherlands-Indies, Philippines, Netherlands East Indies and Luxembourg

Includes notes from Malaya and Straits Settlements, Hong Kong, Italy, British Military Authority and Gibraltar.

WWII-era. Many are dated 1944. These are from France, Germany, Japan, Belgium, India and Austria.

Includes notes from Series 471, 472, 481, 521, 541, 661, 681, 692. One highlight is two (2) Series 692 $1 notes

By Raymond Toy and Carlton Schwan. Used, but an excellent reference for those hard-to-find WWII-era MPCs

Graded XF Detail, Environmental Damage (moderate corrosion throughout). The obverse reads "I Take the Responsibility". The reverse reads "The Constitution As I Understand It, Roman Firmness, LLD, Veto". This token was a jab at Andrew Jackson

Graded AU Detail, Scratch (there are some short scratches under the boar). The obverse reads "Perish Credit Perish Commerce, My Victory, My Third Heat, Down with the Bank". The reverse reads "My Substitute for the U.S. Bank, Experiment My Currency My Glory". This token was a jab at Andrew Jackson

HT-155, R & W Robinson. PCGS graded it VF details due to corrosion

H. Crossman, Manufacturer, No 92 1/2 Chatham St, New York. The coin is uncirculated, but was graded Unc Details due to an old cleaning

HT-46, Millions for Defence, Not One Cent for Tribute. Graded AU Details, Damage. Unfortunately, PCGS did not identify the damage, as it is not apparent. This is a nice-looking token.

Smith's Clock Establishment, No. 7 1/2 Bowery, New York. The obverse reads "Time is Money". Graded XF Detail, Environmental Damage by PCGS (moderate corrosion throughout)

Miller NY-400 Brass. Most of the tokens of this era were made of copper. This is unusual in that it is brass. The obverse reads Professor Johnson, 317 Bowery (NY). The reverse reads "United States Starch Polish"

F-189/399a. One side says "Union" with spears and draped flags. The reverse has what appears to be the star of David symbol. Graded AU58 by PCGS

The merchant is Broas Brothers (bakery) of New York. While this piece is not in the greatest condition, it does have two very neat errors. One is the large clipped planchet, and the other is a large obverse die crack extending from the rim at 3:00 to just behind Liberty's eye.

The large cent is VF+. The Two Cent is XF details, cleaned

The 1849 is VF details, corroded. The 1852 is AU with light corrosion

The 1851 is VF with an obverse scratch. The 1853 is VF with light corrosion

The 1878 Indian Head cent is XF details, light corrosion. The 1865 Nickel Three Cent piece is VF

Struck about 10% off center

Includes: 1859 (Good), 1859 (XF details, corroded), 1864 CN (VG details, corroded) and 1876 (AG, old cleaning)

At least half have been cleaned. Some others show corrosion.

Most are average circulated. There are a few culls, but not a large percentage

The 1943 steel cents are in 2x2's (most have been reprocessed). The 1950-D nickel is Fine. There are also 20 non-silver nickels from the 1940's and 1950's

Most look uncirculated

Unsearched by us

There are 188 cents in the teens, 1061 in the 20's, 383 in the 30's, and 52 in the 40's

Unsearched by us

The count was provided by the consignor. Unsearched by us

Most are undated, but appear to be from the 1970's into the 1990's

Just a few duplicates. Would be easy to complete the complete set

Includes: 1871 (VF), 1875 (VF, corrosion), and 1881 (XF)

Includes: (2) 1865, (2) 1866 and (1) 1867. These are mostly in the Good to VG range. One has been lightly cleaned and one other has reverse corrosion

Average circulated. Dates include (5) 1865, 1867 and 1870

Interesting error. Struck through fragments on obverse. VF30 details, cleaned

Marked "FB" for Frank Brazzell on the reverse. Frank Brazzell of Terre Haute, Indiana was a famous maker of Hobo nickels in the 1980's and 1990's

Marked "FB" for Frank Brazzell on the reverse. Frank Brazzell of Terre Haute, Indiana was a famous maker of Hobo nickels in the 1980's and 1990's

Most are AU with a few uncirculated

All coins are circulated

Includes 120 loose silver War nickels. In addition, there is a set of "Coins that Helped Win World War II" which contains 4 War nickels and 4 wheat cents. Finally, there is a set of "Rapidly Vanishing U.S. Nickel Classics" which includes a Liberty nickel, Buffalo nickel, War nickel and non-silver Jefferson nickel. A high percentage of the loose nickels are XF or better

Includes: 2004-S Keel Boat nickel (PR69 DCAM), 2004-S Peace Medal (PR69 DCAM) and 2005-S Ocean in View (PR69 DCAM)

Just a few duplicates. Would be easy to complete the complete set

All are in 2x2's. The nickels date from 1966 to 1987-D. The dimes are dated from 1966 to 1992-D. Most look uncirculated

A little dark

SCRATCH

Most are AG

Average circulated. Most of the Barbers are low grade

Incredibly detailed carving of an old coal train on the obverse. The reverse is that of an 1853 Arrows & Rays Seated Liberty quarter. It appears to have been made into a pin for wearing at some point, evidenced by the two areas of work on the reverse

Quarters are dated 1903-O, 1912, 1914, 1916-D. The half dollar is 1913-D. All are in the Good range

Baggy surfaces

Looks MS64

Looks MS64

Our grade is MS63

Includes 1942 (choice unc), 1947 (near-gem unc), 1947-D (near-gem unc), and 1954-S (very choice unc)

The Barbers and Standing Libertys are generally low grade

The Barbers and Standing Libertys are generally low grade

The Barbers and Standing Libertys are generally low grade

The Barbers and Standing Libertys are generally low grade

Average circulated. If there are Barbers, they are generally low grade

Dates range from 1966 to 2009-S. We counted 10 business strikes and 30 proofs. Nearly all of the business strikes appear uncirculated.

(5) Salt River Bay and (2) Weir Farms. All appear to be lightly circulated

Repaired hole at 2:00

A few are AG, but the great marjority grade Good

The 40-S is XF and the 42-S is XF/AU

Six are from the 1930's. The rest are dated in the 1940's

Five are from the 1930's. The rest are dated in the 1940's

Includes an uncirculated 1963 Franklin half, proof 1968-S Kennedy half, and a proof 1988-S Olympic silver dollar

Includes 1950-D (nearly unc), and three (3) 1951 (one is nearly unc and the other two look unc)

Dates range from 1949 to 1963, with most being in the late 50's into the 1960's

Average circulated. If there are Barbers, they are generally low grade

Average circulated. If there are Barbers, they are generally low grade

Average circulated. If there are Barbers, they are generally low grade

Average circulated. If there are Barbers, they are generally low grade

Average circulated. If there are Barbers, they are generally low grade

Average circulated

Average circulated

Includes: proof 1963 Franklin half, proof 1964 Kennedy half, proof 1970-S Kennedy half (40% silver), proof 1972-S Ike dollar (40% silver), and unc 1972-S Ike dollar (40% silver)

Dates include 71-S, 73-S, 74-S, 76-S, 77-S, 78-S, 79-S, 80-S, 81-S and 82-S

Includes (2) 2004-S proof Kennedy halves graded PF70 Cameo by Premier Certified Coins, and a 2005-D SMS Kennedy half graded MS67 by NGC

Obverse scratches

Rotated reverses on Morgan dollars are rare, and this is a nice example. The reverse is rotated about 30 degrees per our estimation.

Possibly artificial toning

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

Older light cleaning

MS63 with deep reverse toning

In a Tidy House Products cardboard holder. Mottled toning. Nearly uncirculated

Looks MS63

MS62. Mottled toning on reverse

Includes (2) 1921-S Morgan dollars (both AU, toned) and a 1926-S Peace dollar (AU, light obverse toning)

Includes: 1878 7TF (XF), 1880-S (XF/AU, polished), 1881-S (VF), 1882 (XF, whizzed), 1882-S (AU) and 1894-O (Fine, rim bumps)

Includes three (3) 1921 Morgan dollars (all are AU, one is cleaned), 1922 Peace dollar (AU) and (2) 1923 Peace dollars (look unc)

Some light rim bumps

OBVERSE

Looks AU58 with just a hint of wear on the high points

A bit baggy, but very little wear is evident

Dates include: 1922, 1922-S, 1923-S, 1934 and 1935. These are generally in the VF to XF range.

Only missing the 2001 and 2002. There are two 2008.

This is a Doubled Die Obverse variety. ANACS has noted that this coin is uncirculated but has been cleaned and scratched. The cleaning is barely detectable and the "scratch" is a tiny pinscratch on the reverse to the left of the eagle.

Rich multi-colored toning

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

Includes three (3) silver dollars (POW, Vietnam Veterans and Women in Military). Housed in the original box with COA

Comes in original box with COA

CAM

Comes in original box with COA

Includes the U.S. and Icelandic silver dollars featuring the explorer Leif Ericson. Comes in original box with COA (does not have the outer sleeve)

In original box with COA

Includes the uncirculated and proof silver dollars. Comes in original box with COA

Comes in original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

Includes a proof silver dollar (W mint), a proof silver Roosevelt dime (W mint), and a Reverse Proof silver dime (P mint). This set is the only way to get the Reverse Proof silver dime.

In original box with COA

In original box with COA

Original box with COA

In an Astronaut Scholarship Foundation holder

The 1984 is in the original capsule. The 1983 is in a flip

Each set comes in its original box with COA

Includes a proof 1988 Olympic silver dollar, proof 1986 Ellis Island silver dollar, and three (3) 2-coin 1986 Ellis Island proof sets (each set has a silver dollar and clad half dollar). All sets come in their original boxes and all but the 1988 Olympic dollar have COAs

One is uncirculated and the rest are proof. All but two of the proof coins have COAs

No boxes. Includes (3) 1986 proof Ellis Island, 1987 proof Constitution, 1988 unc Olympics, 1991 proof USO, 1995 proof WWII, and 2009 proof Braille

Includes a 1946 Booker T Washington half (AU) and (2) 1982 Washington half dollars (one proof, one unc)

Includes: 1989 proof Congressional half, 1991 proof Mt Rushmore half, and 1992 proof Olympics. All come in their original boxes with COAs

Includes: 1989 proof Congressional half, 1991 proof Mt Rushmore half, 1994 proof World Cup (NO COA), and 2003 proof First Flight. All come in their original boxes. All but the 1994 World Cup have a COA

No boxes. Includes 1986 proof Ellis Island, 1992-D uncirculated Columbus, 1992-S proof Columbus, 1995 proof WWII, and 1995 proof Civil War

All are housed in 2x2's. Includes 1986 proof Ellis Island, 1989 unc Congress, 1991 proof Mt Rushmore, (2) 1992 unc Columbus, 1992 proof Olympic Gymnast, 1994 proof World Cup, 2008 unc Bald Eagle and 2015 proof U.S. Marshals

Includes the 1953-S cent, nickel, dime, quarter and half dollar. All coins are uncirculated and all are in individual old-time cello packs. Perhaps removed from a 1953 mint set and transferred to cello at some point

Original box with COA

Original box with COA

Original box with COA

Original box with COA

In box with COA

In box with COA

In box with COA

Original box with COA

Original box with COA

Includes: 1853 half dime (AG), 1847 dime (AG), 1876-CC dime (AG, corrosion), 1890-S dime (VF details, corroded), 1853-O Arrows/Rays quarter (AG), 1854 quarter (AG), 1877-CC quarter (AG), 1858-O half dollar (Good, reverse pinholes), and 1861 half dollar (AG)

The Americana Series has a 40% silver Kennedy half, the Symbols of American Freedom set has a 90% silver Washington quarter, 90% silver Walking Liberty half, and a 40% silver Kennedy half, the World War II Silver Quarter Set contains four (4) 90% silver Washington quarters, and the U.S. Historic Coins Collection has four (4) 90% silver halves (Barber, Walker, Franklin, Kennedy) as well as a 40% silver Bicentennial Kennedy half. There is a total face value of $3.75 of 90% silver coins plus three (3) 40% silver halves

Includes: 1960 and 1963 proof Lincoln cents, 1957-D Roosevelt dime (choice unc with rainbow obverse toning), 1963 Franklin half (choice unc with deep reverse toning), and 1964 Kennedy half (choice unc with golden toning)

Included are: undated Large cent (scratched), 1837 Large cent (AG/Good), 1858 Flying Eagle cent (VG details, corroded), 1865 Two Cent piece (VF details, old cleaning), 1868 Two Cent piece (VG details, corroded), 1851 Silver Three Cent piece (VG details, bent), 1866 Rays Shield Nickel (VG details, corroded), 1911 Liberty nickel (Good), 1853 Seated Half Dime (Good details, scratched), 1853 Seated Dime (VG details, cleaned, scratched, corroded), 1943 Mercury dime (VG/Fine), and 1876 Seated Half Dollar (AG, bent)

Includes: 1865 Nickel Three Cent piece, 1906 Indian head cent, 1976 Ike dollar, 1976-S proof Washington quarter, 1981-S proof Washington quarter, 2000-S proof Massachusetts quarter

Included are: 9 rolls of uncirculated 2009 Lincoln cents and 2010 Shield cents, Philadelphia half of a 1988 mint set, Denver half of a 1979 mint set, 5 gold-plated 2007 State Quarters, 2015 platinum-plated 2-coin Eisenhower Presidential dollars, and a 1975 Bicentennial First Day Cover with bronze medallion

Includes a set of 4 Westward Journey nickels, 45 wheat cents (most are uncirculated), and 32 Lincoln Memorial cents (mostly 60's and 70's, most are uncirculated)

In original packaging

In original packaging that converts into a stand

In original box with COA. Includes a colorized half dollar, colorized presidential dollar (Washington), and two (2) colorized quarters (Hawaii, DC)

All are low grade. Most are corroded. A great lot to study and identify !

North American Token with a ship on the reverse labeled "Commerce". Graded VF Detail, Environmental Damage (very light corrosion on the obverse)

Includes 27 British and Irish 50 Pence coins and 51 Swiss 5 Rappen coins

Graded AU Detail, Cleaned (light old cleaning)

The silver dollar contains .375 troy ounce of actual silver weight. Note that there is some minor rust on the metal parts of the packaging

The silver dollar contains .375 troy ounce of actual silver weight. Note that the spine of cover has separated from the plastic coin holder

Includes a silver dollar, 50 cents, 25 cents, 10 cents and 5 cents. All are sterling (.925) silver. The total actual silver weight of this set is 1.31 troy ounces

Includes 13 commemorative 25 cent coins representing each month of the year with a variety of themes, with an additional Millennium coin. Comes in original packaging (some wear to outer box)

Includes 13 commemorative 25 cent coins representing a variety of themes, such as Family, Freedom, Community, Wisdom, etc. Comes in original packaging (some wear to outer box)

Made of .925 sterling silver. Comes in original box (no COA)

Made of .925 sterling silver, weighing 9.3 grams (net actual silver weight is .28 troy ounce). In original box (no COA)

Made of .925 sterling silver, weighing 9.3 grams (net actual silver weight is .28 troy ounce). In original box (no COA)

Includes a 1984 Jacques Cartier proof dollar (made of nickel) housed in original box (no COA), and a 2002 Golden Jubilee uncirculated dollar made of .925 sterling silver with an actual silver weight of 3/4 troy ounce of pure silver. It also comes in its original box (no COA)

Includes a 1975 mint set, 1985 mint set, five (5) 1969 dollar coins in original plastic, and six (6) bank-wrapped rolls of pennies. Five (5) of the rolls are in Bank of Nova Scotia wraps, and one is in Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce wrapping. The pennies look to be dated between 1965 and 1967

CENTS

Includes cents through $2. Also included is an empty holder for the Major Varieties of 1965 Canadian Cents

Includes 604 nickels, 332 dimes, and 11 quarters

DH-218 Warwickshire. The reverse reads "P Kempson, Maker of Buttons Medals &, Birmingham" Graded MS62BN by PCGS

DH-962, Middlesex, National half penny token. The obverse features George Prince of Wales. The reverse reads "Industry is the Parent of Success" Graded AU58 by PCGS

DH-289b, Middlesex, Corresponding Society half penny token. The obverse reads "united for a Reform …" and the reverse reads "Slavery & Oppression" Graded F12 by PCGS

Merchant counterstamped "GM Sheffield"