Early Slightly Off-Center Mint Error for this Scarce Dated Wheat Cent (Mintage of 4,431,000). Heritage Auctions – Error Coins: An error coin is a coin that was not correctly made during its manufacture or is outside of acceptable tolerance limits. For example, error coins may have problems such as being struck off-center, having the wrong planchet type, having the planchets improperly produced, so they are too thick or too thin, improperly claded, or any number of other problems that occur during coin manufacturing. Additionally, the coin die may be damaged during production and lead to several error coins being produced from the damaged coin dies. For example, it may crack due to overuse. Conversely, a coin die may not have been made correctly, leading to various coin errors. Mint errors should not be confused with die varieties, coins that bear differences on their surfaces due to variations in the dies used to strike them, such as how dates and mint marks were punched, features doubled during die creation, etc. The primary determining factor between error coins and die varieties is that die varieties are reproduced hundreds or thousands of times because the imperfection was on the coin die used to produce the coins. However, there is still some debate among numismatists about what constitutes an error coin versus a die variety. Classification of Error Coins There are three different classifications of error coins. Some error coins may have a combination of these problems. 1. Planchet: Any problem with the planchet that the coin was made on. This may include incomplete planchets, wrong metal, cracked, chipped, clipped, or thickness. 2. Die: A coin die is a hardened piece of metal that is used to strike the coins in the coining press. Any coin die that is not made in adherence to United States Mint standards. This may include preproduction errors and damage to the coin die during the coining process. 3. Strike: Any problem with the physical production of the coin in the coining press. There is numerous classification of errors that are due to the improper striking of a coin. Examples include off-center strikes, multiple strikes, rotated dies, misaligned dies, weak strikes, overstrikes, etc. Types of Mint Errors • Die Cap - Occurs when a planchet is fed into the coining press, the previous planchet did not eject and the first planchet sticks to one of the coin dies. After repeated strikes, the first planchet starts taking the form of a bottle cap. • Wrong Planchet - The incorrect planchet is fed into the coining press and does not match the dies that are loaded in the press. • Off-Centers - The planchet is not centered between the two coin dies in the coining press. • Broadstrikes - The coining collar that holds the coin between the two dyes is not fully engaged in the coin is struck anyway. • Partial Collars - The coining collar is partially engaged in results in a malformed coin edge. • Brockages - One coin is struck on top of another coin in the coining chamber. • Double & Triple Struck - The coin is struck multiple times. • Die Adjustment - The coin is struck with not enough pressure due to the coin press operator adjusting the machine. • Bonded Coins - Two coins are struck together. • Double Denominations - A coin is first struck with one denomination and then fed through a coining press that has coin dies for a different denomination. • Coins Struck on Feeder Finger Tips - The coin press uses "feeder fingers" to feed the planchets into the coining press. Occasionally, the feeder finger gets struck with the coin design instead of the planchet. • Struck Fragments - Metal fragments from various sources can end up in the coining press and get struck with the coin design. • Proof Errors - Any proof coin that was not properly prepared according to proof coin standards. • Transitional Errors - When the mint changes from one metallic composition to another and a previous planchet with the old composition ends up getting struck as newly dated coins. • Fold-Over Strikes - A planchet is fed into the coining press in the vertical position and get struck on its edge instead of on its surface. • Missing Edge Lettering - Coins that are supposed to have lettering on the edge is missing. This is most prevalent on Presidential Dollars. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1867 Indian Head Cent with Fine features for this Brown version. This coin is considered to be a Rare Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Indian Head Cents to this coin. The Indian Head cent, also known as an Indian Head penny, was a one-cent coin produced by the United States Bureau of the Mint from 1859 to 1909. It was designed by James Barton Longacre, the Chief Engraver at the Philadelphia Mint. The whole series was minted by the Philadelphia mint except in 1908 & 1909 the San Francisco Mint produced a small amount of Cents. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

* Rare Dated 1878(P) TF(Tail Feathers) Morgan Dollar with Choice Brilliant Uncirculated features. This coin is considered to be a Rare Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Morgan Dollars to this coin. 1878-P 8 Tail Feathers Variety Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 749,500. Graded by the consignor with Choice Brilliant Uncirculated features. A scarce variety in the series! Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1899-O Barber Dime with Fine to Very Fine features. This Barber Dime is considered to be a Scarcer Dated coin when comparing it to the other mintages of this type. The mintage for this coin is 2,650,000. Barber Dimes were minted at the following United States Mints from 1892 to 1916 at San Francisco, Denver, Philadelphia and New Orleans Mints.. The tough dates are: 1892-O, 1892-S, 1894-O, 1896-O, 1896-S, 1897-O, 1901-S, 1903-S and the 1913-S. All were struck with 90% Silver Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1899-O is the Micro " o " variety of the Morgan Dollar showing Extra Fine features. 1899-O, Micro " o " of the Morgan Dollar showing Extra Fine features. 1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 12,290,000 Graded by the consignor with Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Scarce Jefferson Nickel Off-Center Mint Error. Heritage Auctions – Error Coins: An error coin is a coin that was not correctly made during its manufacture or is outside of acceptable tolerance limits. For example, error coins may have problems such as being struck off-center, having the wrong planchet type, having the planchets improperly produced, so they are too thick or too thin, improperly claded, or any number of other problems that occur during coin manufacturing. Additionally, the coin die may be damaged during production and lead to several error coins being produced from the damaged coin dies. For example, it may crack due to overuse. Conversely, a coin die may not have been made correctly, leading to various coin errors. Mint errors should not be confused with die varieties, coins that bear differences on their surfaces due to variations in the dies used to strike them, such as how dates and mint marks were punched, features doubled during die creation, etc. The primary determining factor between error coins and die varieties is that die varieties are reproduced hundreds or thousands of times because the imperfection was on the coin die used to produce the coins. However, there is still some debate among numismatists about what constitutes an error coin versus a die variety. Classification of Error Coins There are three different classifications of error coins. Some error coins may have a combination of these problems. 1. Planchet: Any problem with the planchet that the coin was made on. This may include incomplete planchets, wrong metal, cracked, chipped, clipped, or thickness. 2. Die: A coin die is a hardened piece of metal that is used to strike the coins in the coining press. Any coin die that is not made in adherence to United States Mint standards. This may include preproduction errors and damage to the coin die during the coining process. 3. Strike: Any problem with the physical production of the coin in the coining press. There is numerous classification of errors that are due to the improper striking of a coin. Examples include off-center strikes, multiple strikes, rotated dies, misaligned dies, weak strikes, overstrikes, etc. Types of Mint Errors • Die Cap - Occurs when a planchet is fed into the coining press, the previous planchet did not eject and the first planchet sticks to one of the coin dies. After repeated strikes, the first planchet starts taking the form of a bottle cap. • Wrong Planchet - The incorrect planchet is fed into the coining press and does not match the dies that are loaded in the press. • Off-Centers - The planchet is not centered between the two coin dies in the coining press. • Broadstrikes - The coining collar that holds the coin between the two dyes is not fully engaged in the coin is struck anyway. • Partial Collars - The coining collar is partially engaged in results in a malformed coin edge. • Brockages - One coin is struck on top of another coin in the coining chamber. • Double & Triple Struck - The coin is struck multiple times. • Die Adjustment - The coin is struck with not enough pressure due to the coin press operator adjusting the machine. • Bonded Coins - Two coins are struck together. • Double Denominations - A coin is first struck with one denomination and then fed through a coining press that has coin dies for a different denomination. • Coins Struck on Feeder Finger Tips - The coin press uses "feeder fingers" to feed the planchets into the coining press. Occasionally, the feeder finger gets struck with the coin design instead of the planchet. • Struck Fragments - Metal fragments from various sources can end up in the coining press and get struck with the coin design. • Proof Errors - Any proof coin that was not properly prepared according to proof coin standards. • Transitional Errors - When the mint changes from one metallic composition to another and a previous planchet with the old composition ends up getting struck as newly dated coins. • Fold-Over Strikes - A planchet is fed into the coining press in the vertical position and get struck on its edge instead of on its surface. • Missing Edge Lettering - Coins that are supposed to have lettering on the edge is missing. This is most prevalent on Presidential Dollars. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

* Rare, 1855 Indian Princess Type 2, $1.00 Gold Coin with Fine features and a hole thru the coin. The mintage is 758,269. Indian Princess Head Type 2, One Dollar (Indian Head with Headdress left ) were only minted from 1854 to 1856 and were struck at the Philadelphia, Denver, New Orleans and Charlotte Mint. In 1856 it was changed to a type 3 variety. The key in the series is the 1855 C and 1855 D. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com ZB2754 RM

Sheet of 20 very old coins and new coinage. The coins are: * 1999-D Georgia State Quarter * 1999-D Connecticut State Quarter * 1999-D New Jersey State Quarter * 1976-D Bicentennial Half Dollar (D-Filled) * 1943 Steel Cent-BU * 1958 Wheat Cent-BU * 1960-D Sm. Date Lincoln Cent * 1987-D Lincoln Cent per original collector is stating this is a DDO/DDR. Appears to have Hub doubling in mint mark, which is not characterized as doubling. * 1934-D Buffalo Nickel-G * 1936 Buffalo Nickel-F * 1941-D Jefferson Nickel-VF * 1964 Jefferson Nickel -Reverse etched off. * 1911 Liberty Nickel-G * 1903 Liberty Nickel-G * 1920 Buffalo Nickel-G * 1929-S Buffalo Nickel-G * 1837 Capped Bust Dime-G * 1875 Seated Liberty Dime-AG * 1906 Barber Dime-G * 1963-S, Silver Roosevelt Dime- AU, Tiny Rim gouges Total of 20 coins. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Scarce Dated, 1926(P) Peace Dollar with Gem Brilliant Uncirculated features. (Mintage of 1,939,000). Designed by Anthony de Francisci United States of America Peace Dollars were minted from 1921 to 1935 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mint. 2021's and year’s upward were made of 99.9% while older Peace Dollars are 90%. Keys in the series are: -1921-P, 1928-P & 1934-S . Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Incomplete Set of 69 Barber Half Dollars. The coins are with Poor to Fine features. But who really cares this is an incomplete set. If you do your research with the top 2 grading company price guides, you will see there is more numismatic value to these coins than their melt value. Especially when you see the coins showing on the first sleeve. Get out your calculator and add up those values so you have an idea as what to bid for this. The Barber Half Dollar was designed by United States Bureau of the Mint Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber. They were minted between 1892 and 1915, Struck at The Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco & New Orleans Mint. Keys in the series are: 1892-O Micro O, 1892-O, 1892-S, 1893-S, 1896-s, 1897-O, 1897-S, 1913-P, 1914-P & 1915-P Made of 90% Silver. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Sheet of 20 Mixed Dated Proof Roosevelt Dime. From 1968-S to 2008-S. The dimes are : * 1968-S to 1975-S(8 dimes) * 1977-S to 1978-S(2 dimes) * 1981-S * 1991-S to 1993-S(3 dimes) * 2000-S to 2002-S(3 dimes) * 2004-S to 2005-S(2 dimes) * 2008-S Total of 20 Proof Roosevelt dimes. Roosevelt Dimes were minted from 1946 to present date. Silver 90% coins were minted from 1946 to 1964 then changed to Copper / Nickel with a few exceptions for special struck silver issue coins. Designed by John R. Sinnock. Struck at the Denver, Philadelphia and San Francisco Mint. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

** Extremely Rare 1797 Draped Bust Dollar with the 10 stars on the left and 6 stars on the right side of the obverse of the coin. The coin is showing Very Fine features. Draped Bust Dollars were minted from 1795 to 1804. Obverse: Draped Bust right, flanked by stars with date below, “Liberty” at top edge. Reverse: Heraldic Eagle with shield and “United States of America” along the edge. Designed by Robert Scot. 0.8920 Silver Many varieties exist in this series! The 1804 dated dollar is the rarest of all United States coins and there are only 15 known. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

2013, 1 KILO Silver(32.1507 ounces), Proof China Panda, 300 Yuan graded by NGC showing PF70 Ultra Cameo features. Unfortunately, the holder it was in is cracked and missing a piece of plastic on the side, but did not damage this large coin. 2013 Chinese Silver Panda Chinese Pandas are one of the world’s only bullion coins to change designs each year! The highly collectible Silver Panda series of coins began in 1983. The 2013, 32.1507 oz Silver Chinese Panda issue features three pandas drinking from a stream. Coin Highlights: Contains 32.1507 oz .999 Fine Silver. Obverse: Depicts the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing encircled by the phrase "People's Republic of China" in Chinese and the year 2013. Reverse: Features a trio of pandas drinking at the local watering hole. From the internet: “The Chinese Silver Panda is a series of silver bullion coins issued by the People's Republic of China. The design of the panda is changed every year and minted in different sizes and denominations, ranging from 0.5 troy oz. to 1 kilogram. There are several mints that produced silver Panda coins over the years, including but not limited to: Shenzhen, Shanghai and Shenyang. Unlike coins made by US mints that carry mintmarks to distinguish their origin, Chinese mints generally do not carry mintmarks. In certain years there are minor variations in the coin design—such as the size of the date, temple, etc.--that allow the originating mint to be determined. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Rare Dated, 1921(P) Peace Dollar with Almost Uncirculated features. The coin is showing some light dings on the obverse of the coin. Designed by Anthony de Francisci United States of America Peace Dollars were minted from 1921 to 1935 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mint. 2021's and year’s upward were made of 99.9% while older Peace Dollars are 90%. Keys in the series are: -1921-P, 1928-P & 1934-S . Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Superb looking 1935 San Diego Commemorative Silver Half Dollar coin. The coin is with Gem Brilliant features. The 1935-S and 1936-D San Diegos were minted in very large quantities (250,000 and 180,000 respectively), but most of the mintage of both issues was melted as unsold. The final distributed number for the 1935-S was 70,132 and for the 1936-D was 30,092. But you can't say that the California-Pacific Exposition didn't give it the old college try. The original issue price for the 1936-D was $1.50, then the Exposition raised the price to $3 in 1937, and then reduced the price to $1 in 1938 and then what remained unsold at that time was returned to the Mint to be melted. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana in 1981 coin. The coins is a one dollar coin, minted in Bermuda and is a copper-nickel combination(CLAD). Weight of 28.28grams and diameter of 38.61 mm. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

This lot is for the 2000, depiction of the Ben Franklin $100 Bill captured in a little over 4 Troy ounces of a silver bar. This quarter pounder is .999 Pure Silver. The size is 6 inches by 2.5 inches. This was produced by The Franklin Mint. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1856 Braided Hair Cent with Almost Uncirculated features and Brown variety. You will need to distinguish the variety here for this coin. It could be the Upright 5 or the Slanted 5. It appears to be slightly slanted, but the grading company will need to determine this. The value of either one is slight. Braided Hair large cents first appeared in 1839 as a modification to the old Matron head design. The most obvious difference between the two, besides the shape of the head, is the braiding of the hair from Liberty's ear to her forehead. By 1839, the technical skills of the mint employees had improved to the point where differences in individual dies were almost microscopic in detail, as opposed to the gross differences on earlier Large Cents (for example: stemless wreaths, mis-numbered stars, incorrect fractions, etc.). Even so, researchers such as Howard Newcomb and Bob Grellman have identified all of the known die varieties for an enthusiastic crowd of collectors. A date set of Braided Hair cents can be completed with ease and many of the individual dates can be found in Mint State condition, often with partial or full red color. Interesting varieties include the Silly Head and Booby Head of 1839, the 1839/6, the 1851/81, the 1855 "Knob on Ear" and the Large and Small Dates of 1857. No large cents were struck after 1857. They, and the half cents, simply became too expensive to produce any longer. Per - Attribution Guide For United States Large Cents 1840-1857", 2nd edition by J.R. Grellman and Jules Reiver. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1851 Liberty Head, Type 1, $1.00 Gold Coin with Extra Fine features. Liberty Head: -Obverse Designer: James B. Longacre -Reverse Designer: James B. Longacre -Composition: Gold -Fineness: 0.9000 -Weight: 1.6700g -AGW: 0.0484oz Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com ZB2754 RM

Scarce Variety of the 1938-D/D Over Mint Mark of the Buffalo Nickel showing Gem Brilliant Uncirculated features. Check out the Full Horn. This coin is considered to be a Scarce Variety coin when you compare the mintages of other Buffalo Nickels to this coin. The Buffalo nickel or Indian Head nickel is a copper-nickel five-cent piece that was struck by the United States Mint from 1913 to 1938 at the Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mint. It was designed by sculptor James Earle Fraser. Key dates in the series include: 1913-S, 1924-S, 1926-S and 1931-S with also a few semi keys that make this series an exciting series to collect! Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1986-S Proof Silver Eagle graded by ANACS showing PF70 DCAM features. First released by the United States Mint on November 24, 1986. It is struck only in the one-troy ounce size, which has a nominal face value of one dollar and is guaranteed to contain one troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver. Bullion Silver Eagle coins do not have mintmarks. From 1986 to 1998, they were produced at the San Francisco Mint. From 1999 to 2000, they were produced at the Philadelphia Mint and West Point Mint. Since 2001, they have been minted at West Point, with supplementary production from San Francisco starting in 2011. In March 2011, the San Francisco Mint conducted trial strikes of bullion Silver Eagle coins in preparation for the resumption of full production later in the spring. The added production capacity provided by the San Francisco Mint supplements the output of the West Point Mint. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1890-S Morgan Dollar graded by ANACS with MS62 features along with being a VAM 12 variety. 1890-S Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 8,230,373 Graded by the consignor with grading by ANACS showing MS62 features along with being a VAM 12 variety. Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Scarce Dated 1923-D Peace Dollar showing Gem Brilliant Uncirculated features. The mintage is 6,811,000. This coin is considered to be a Scarce Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Peace Dollar to this coin. Designed by Anthony de Francisci United States of America Peace Dollars were minted from 1921 to 1935 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mint. 2021's and year’s upward were made of 99.9% while older Peace Dollars are 90%. Keys in the series are: -1921-P, 1928-P & 1934-S . Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1876-S Trade Dollar with Very Fine features. Obverse: Seated Liberty, IN GOD WE TRUST in base above date Reverse: "Trade Dollar" below Eagle and "United States of America" above Eagle. A beautiful design! United States Trade Dollars were issued from 1873 to 1885 and were minted by the following mints: Carson City, San Francisco and Philadelphia. The United States trade dollar was a dollar coin minted by the United States Mint to compete with other large silver trade coins that were already popular in East Asia. The idea first came about in the 1860s, when the price of silver began to decline due to increased mining efforts in the western United States. Sometimes found with “Chop Marks”. The coins were first issued in 1873 to compete with the Mexican peso in trade in the Orient. ... The merchant could be identified by his or her particular chop mark which was usually a Chinese character punched into the coin. Key dates in the series: 1873-CC, 1874-CC, 1875-CC, 1876-CC, 1877-CC, 1878-CC and the Proof Stuck series from 1879 to 1885. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Rare Date Carson City - 1879-CC Morgan Dollar with Very Good features. The mintage is 756,000. This coin is considered to be a Rare Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Morgan Dollars to this coin. 1879-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 756,000 Graded by the consignor with showing Very Good features. Rare Carson City Mint Silver Dollar Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1958 Proof Like Canadian Coin Set-6 Coins. The coins are: * 1 Cent - Maple Leaf * 5 Cent - Beaver * 10 Cent - Schooner * 25 Cent - Caribou * 50 Cent - Coat of Arms * One Dollar - Totem Pole Total of 6 very nice looking Proof Like coins. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1974, Jamaica $5.00 Silver Proof Commemorative with Gem Proof features. The coin's ASW is 0.6044, diameter is 42.1mm, weighs 37.606 grams and is 50% silver. The coin is commemorating the first premier of Jamaica, a Norman Manley. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

* Rare Variety 1879-S with Reverse of ' 78 Morgan Dollar with Choice Almost Uncirculated features. The mintage is 9,110,000. This coin is considered to be a Rare Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Morgan Dollars to this coin. 1879-S Reverse of 1878, Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 9,110,000 Graded by the consignor with Choice Almost Uncirculated features. A scarce variety in the series! Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1902-O Morgan Dollar with Choice Almost Uncirculated features. Very nicely toned on reverse and some areas on the obverse. 1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 8,636,000 Graded by the consignor with showing Choice Almost Uncirculated features. Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Uncut Sheet Currency from US Mint for One Dollar and Two Dollar Federal Reserve Notes. The $1 notes are dated 2006 and from Ohio. The $2 notes are dated 2003A and are from California. There are 3 sheets of $1.00 each sheet has 4 rows of 8 for 32 $1 notes. Total of 96, One Dollar Notes, with Face Value of $96.00. There is only 1 sheet of the $2.00 with 4 rows of 8 $2 notes for a total of 32, $2 notes, with Face Value of $64.00 Total Face Value is $160.00, however with being uncut and uncirculated worth much more. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

2019, Apollo 11 Anniversary Silver Commemorative. The coin is 99.99% silver and weighs 26.73grams, diameter is 1.5 inches, mintage is 400,000 with Philadelphia Mint Mark. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

* Rare Dated 1897-O Morgan Dollar with Choice Almost Uncirculated features. The mintage is 4,004,000. This coin is considered to be a Rare Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Morgan Dollars to this coin. 1897-O Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 4,004,000 Graded by the consignor with showing Choice Almost Uncirculated features. A scarce date in the series! Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

2023-S Proof Morgan Dollar: 99.9% silver, diameter is 1.5 inches/38.10mm and silver weight is 0.859 troy ounces. Morgan Silver Dollar Proof Like / Deep Mirror Proof Like has reflective fields on the obverse and reverse which is a sign the coin is with Proof Like details. This coin has the reflectivity to also be categorized as possibly a DMPL along with it's Brilliant Uncirculated details. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Bag of 100 Indian Cents with Good to Extra Fine features on less than a handful. Mainly Good to Very Good with many mixed dates The Indian Head cent, also known as an Indian Head penny, was a one-cent coin produced by the United States Bureau of the Mint from 1859 to 1909. It was designed by James Barton Longacre, the Chief Engraver at the Philadelphia Mint. The whole series was minted by the Philadelphia mint except in 1908 & 1909 the San Francisco Mint produced a small amount of Cents. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1871, Fractional Gold Octagonal 1/4 Dollar graded by NGC with MS65 Proof Like features. PCGS: Most of the fractional coins were made by the hammer method, like the Pacific Company issues. This was a process of striking where the bottom die was placed on a block, a coin blank was laid upon it, and the top die upon the blank; this top die was then struck by a sledgehammer. Blows of varying intensity would cause potions of one side or edge to be more weakly struck than another. Many varieties are very crude in design. Other pieces were holed and strung on gold or copper wires to prevent loss or used for watch fobs, etc. These small pieces ranged in fineness from 22 carats (24 being pure gold) to 14 carats or 583 thousandths fine. All contain substantially less gold than their face value, making them a form of token. The questions of how much – if any – circulation they saw has been for some time, and remains still, a point of controversy. One viewpoint holds that some of these pieces circulated as coins in the 1850’s, with the dollars being extensively used into the late 1850’s, 1860’s and 1870’s, as few regular official dollars were issued until then. The author doubts that any saw circulation, and believes that they were made purely for souvenir purposes. Other students of the series have concluded that the earliest issues (those from 1852 through 1856) were intended for actual circulation and saw some usage at first, while later issues were sold as jewelry. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1981 Proof Susan B. Anthony dollar graded by NGC with PF69 Ultra Cameo features. The Susan B. Anthony dollar was a United States dollar coin minted from 1979 to 1981, when the series was suspended due to poor public acceptance, and again in 1999. Proposed as a smaller replacement for the cumbersome Eisenhower dollar, several shapes and compositions were tested, but all were opposed by the vending machine industry, a powerful lobby affecting coin legislation. Finally, a round Planchet with an eleven-sided inner border was chosen for the smaller dollar. Both sides of the coin were designed by Frank Gasparro, the Chief Engraver of the United States Mint. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Bag of 100 Casino Tokens from Roadhouse Casino which was from Henderson, Nevada. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1863, Three Cent Nickel with Gem Brilliant Uncirculated features. United States of America Three Cent Nickels were minted from 1865 to 1889 and were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Designed by James B. Longacre. Coronet head left, date below obverse. Reverse features Roman numeral value within wreath. The key dates in the series are 1877 Proof, 1878 Proof, 1879, 1880, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886 Proof, 1887/6 Proof, 1887 and 1889. A very fun series to collect. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

* Scarce Dated 1922-D Lincoln Wheat Cent with Almost Uncirculated features for this Brown variety. The mintage is 7,160,000. This coin is considered to be a Scarce Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Lincoln Wheat Cents to this coin. 1878-P 8 Tail Feathers Variety Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 749,500. Graded by the consignor with Choice Brilliant Uncirculated features. A scarce variety in the series! Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1959 Proof Roosevelt Dime graded by NGC with PF68 features. Roosevelt Dimes were minted from 1946 to present date. Silver 90% coins were minted from 1946 to 1964 then changed to Copper / Nickel with a few exceptions for special struck silver issue coins. Designed by John R. Sinnock. Struck at the Denver, Philadelphia and San Francisco Mint. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

* Scarcer Dated 1866-S Liberty Seated Half Dollar with Good Plus features. The mintage is 994,000. This coin is considered to be a Scarcer Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Liberty Seated Half Dollars to this coin. Seated Liberty Half Dollars were minted from 1839 to 1891 and has many variety's. Obverse: Seated Liberty with date below Reverse: Half Dol. below eagle and United States of America along rim. Designed by Christian Gobrecht. Keys: 1842 O Small Date, 1844/1844 O, 1846 Horizontal 6, 1847/1846, 1846-O, 1851-P 1852-P & 1853-O. Composition 90% Silver. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1945 MO Mexico Gold Dos Pesos Coin, a *Restrike graded by NGC with Choice Uncirculated features. The coin is 90% gold, weighs 1.666 grams and diameter is 13mm. Dos Pesos coins that were produced at La Casa De Moneda carry the “Mo” mint mark. * The meaning of RESTRIKE is a coin or medal struck from an original die at some time after the original issue. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

2021 Peace Dollar 1st Strike Anniversary graded by PCGS with MS69 features. Designed by Anthony de Francisci United States of America Peace Dollars were minted from 1921 to 1935 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mint. 2021's and year’s upward were made of 99.9% while older Peace Dollars are 90%. Keys in the series are: -1921-P, 1928-P & 1934-S . Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

US Mint: In 2022, the U.S. Mint will release the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor Silver Dollar as part of the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor Commemorative Coin Program. It honors the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor, an institution that commemorates the extraordinary sacrifice of U.S. servicemembers who have been awarded the Purple Heart. The Mint will also strike a colorized silver proof coin. The Purple Heart medal on the obverse will include purple shading around the bust of George Washington. The program also includes a $5 gold coin and a clad half dollar coin with different designs. On May 28, 1932, 136 World War I veterans became the first recipients of the Purple Heart. Since then, it has been awarded to an estimated 1.8 million servicemen and servicewomen. The Purple Heart is currently awarded to any member of the U.S. Armed Forces who has been wounded or killed by enemy action. Read Less Recipient Organization: National Purple Heart Honor Mission, Inc. Surcharges in the amount of $35 for each $5 gold coin sold, $10 for each silver dollar sold, and $5 for each clad half dollar sold are authorized to be paid to the National Purple Heart Honor Mission, Inc., to support its mission and capital improvements to the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor facilities. Commemorative Coin Surcharges Commemorative coin programs are created by acts of Congress to honor a person, place, or event. Surcharges from the sales of these coins help fund a variety of organizations and projects that benefit the public. Commemorative coins are only available from the United States Mint for a limited time, as specified by public law. Characteristics The obverse (heads) design features the Purple Heart medal. Five stars represent the five branches of the military. The reverse (tails) design shows a woman in a World War I helmet as she bandages a wounded soldier on a stretcher. More than 23,000 women nurses served in the Army and Navy during the war. Obverse Inscriptions COMBAT WOUNDED & KILLED IN ACTION LIBERTY 1932 2022 IN GOD WE TRUST Reverse Inscriptions UNITED STATES of AMERICA E PLURIBUS UNUM ONE DOLLAR Mint and Mint Mark West Point Specifications Composition: 99.9% silver Finish: uncirculated, proof, colorized proof Diameter: 1.500 inches/38.10 mm Weight: 0.859 troy oz. Mintage Limit: 400,000 across all silver product option Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

2023(P) Uncirculated Morgan Dollar: 99.9% silver, diameter is 1.5 inches/38.10mm and silver weight is 0.859 troy ounces. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Rare, 1892-S Morgan Dollar with Brilliant Uncirculated details, but unfortunately the unusual sheen is showing as being cleaned. 1892-S Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 1,200,000 Graded by the consignor with showing Brilliant Uncirculated features, but all details of cleaning. A scarce variety in the series. Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Rare, 1892-S Morgan Dollar with Fine features. 1892-S Morgan Silver Dollar Mintage: 1,200,000 Graded by the consignor with showing Fine features. A scarce variety in the series. Designed by Assistant Engraver George T. Morgan. Obverse: “E. Pluribus Unum” Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars. Reverse: Eagle with ½ wreath “United States of America, One Dollar” Mint mark located underneath wreath below eagle. P mint mark is blank. United States of America Morgan Silver Dollars were minted from 1878 to 1921 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver, Carson City, New Orleans and The San Francisco Mint. Made of 90% Silver. Keys in the series are: -1884 CC,-1885 CC, -1888 S, -1889 CC, -1892 CC, -1893 P, -1893 CC, -1893 O, -1893 S, -1894 P, -1895 P, -1895 O, -1895 S, -1899 P, And other semi keys. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

Rare Dated, 1935-S Peace Dollar with Gem Brilliant Uncirculated features. The mintage is 1,964,000. This coin is considered to be a Rare Dated coin when you compare the mintages of other Peace Dollars to this coin. Designed by Anthony de Francisci United States of America Peace Dollars were minted from 1921 to 1935 Produced at the Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco Mint. 2021's and year’s upward were made of 99.9% while older Peace Dollars are 90%. Keys in the series are: -1921-P, 1928-P & 1934-S . Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

24.82 ounces of .999 Silver Bar - unknown assayer. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com Z67 RM

1874 Indian Princess Type 3, $1.00 Gold Coin with Fine features and spots on the reverse. Indian Princess, Gold, Type 3, One Dollar Minted from 1856 to 1889 Designed by James B. Longacre. Obverse: Indian Head with headdress left Reverse: Value, Date within wreath. 1.6720 Grams 039000 Gold 0.0484 oz. AGW. Keys in the series are: 1856-D, 1857 C, 1857-D, 1858-D, 1859-C, 1859-D, 1860-D, 1861-D & 1875-P, Note: 1861-D the mintage was not recorded. Struck at the Following Mints: (P) Philadelphia, (D) Dahlonega, (C) Charlotte (S) San Francisco & (o) New Orleans. Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com ZB2754 RM

1852 Liberty Head, Type 1, $1.00 Gold Coin with Very Fine features. Liberty Head: -Obverse Designer: James B. Longacre -Reverse Designer: James B. Longacre -Composition: Gold -Fineness: 0.9000 -Weight: 1.6700g -AGW: 0.0484oz Makes a great investment or perfect gift for your favorite Numismatist. No sales tax on Coins, Bullion, Currency or Postage. View our full catalog of quality items up for auction at: PotOfGoldEstate.com ZB2754 RM