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| 1C
| 1877 Indian Cent VF30NGC graded VF30. Nice even brown color with a strong "Liberty" and just some mild wear. |
$2,175.
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| 2C
| 1995 W Silver Eagle ProofWe rarely see this modern rarity and key to the Silver Eagle Series. This one is PCGS graded PR68DCAM. |
$4,000.
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| 3C
| 1834 Classic $2.50 Gold This early classic gold coin is rarely found in such superb condition. This one has great eye appeal and flashy P/L fields. It has the look of a $9000 coin for about 1/3rd the price! |
$3,100.
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| 4C
| 1853 California Gold $1.00 This is a nice Octagonal Liberty head dollar. It is PCGS graded AU55 and is a BG-530. |
Sorry, Sold.
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| 5C
| 1881 Proof Morgan Dollar Here is a fabulous PROOF Morgan dollar. It is NGC graded PF63. IT has great eye appeal with deep proof fields. The strike is strong and the face is extremely clean. We can only assume fine hairlines keep it from a higher grade. It definitely looks much nicer than a 63. |
Sorry, Sold.
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| 6C
| 1788 Massachusettes 1/2 Cent This Colonial issue from Massachusettes is PCGS graded XF40. Early copper continues to be elusive and it has been quite some time since we have seen this issue in this grade. |
$1,150.
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| 7C
| 1723 Hibernia 1/4 Penny This choice example of the "Dei Gratia" type Woods Hibernia 1/4 penny is NGC graded MS63. I has a strong strike and hints of red mint luster on the obverse. |
$1,150.
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| 8C
| 1921 D Off Center Morgan Dollar The picture on this coin speaks for itself. PCGS graded AU55. |
$7,500.
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| 9C
| 1921 Off Center Morgan Dollar The picture on this coin speaks for itself. PCGS graded MS63. |
$8,500.
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| 10C
| 1893 S Morgan Silver Dollar AU50 This NGC graded Morgan dollar is for the collector who is ready to make his or her collection the finest in town. The 1893 S is the key coin in the series and this AU50 has a plenty of luster and nice original toning. |
$21,000.
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| 11C
| 1863 Boston, MA Sam's Inn. Here is a fabulous Civil War Token struck in white metal from Sam's Inn in Boston, MA.The obverse says "Good For a Scent" and has a dog pictured on it. This piece is NGC VF35 and is every bit as nice as the one that recently sold for over $3000. | $3,000.
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| 12C
| 1794 Flowing Hair 50 CentThis is the first year of issue on the US 50 cent piece. This one is PCGS graded F12. This coin has beautiful original steel gray silver throughout. | $17,500.
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| 13C
| 1806 $5.00 Gold Heraldic Eagle. This wonderful US treasure is PCGS graded MS61. It has a wonderful strke and orange-rose-gold toning on both sides. While both sides are beautiful, the reverse luster is stunning and shows the true art of early US engravers. | $20,500.
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| 14C
| 1921 D Morgan Dollar NGC MS66 This GEM Morgan dollar has a nice gold tone over bright luster with gentle blues and oranges around the peripheral of the coin. This coin has very nice eye appeal and is sure to please. There are only 21 coins graded finer. |
$950.
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| 15C
| 1794 Franklin Press PCGS AU58 Here is an extremely popular colonial period token from the Franklin Press. This piece has an above average strike for the issue. Hints of red sneek from the recesses. The reverse has a proof like satin finish to it. Graded by PCGS AU58. |
$1,100.
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| 16C
| 1794 Talbot Allum & Lee Cent This is a nice example of the Talbot cent, graded PCGS AU58. It has little to no signs of wear |
$1,500.
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| 17C
| 1916 Standing Liberty NGC MS64 Full Head. An ultimate in rare U.S. coinage! This coin had a full mintage of only 52,000 pieces. Less than 4% of that total have been graded by either PCGS or NGC. We have had the opportunity to view some wonderful SLQ's and there is no reason this coin should be sold at anything less than full GEM QUALITY. It has immaculate satin finished fields and full feathers on the Eagle, not to mention the FULL HEAD status this coin enjoys. |
$23,500
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| 18C
| 1999 $1.00 Off center Susan B Anthony Error Coin. This is the first time we have had an error on a SBA. This one is on a 1999 issue and is in great condition. Conservatively graded PCGS63. | $350
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| 19C
| 1889 Gold Dollar NGC MS66. Flawless fields highlite this conditional rarity. This coin looks as though it were struck yesterday with unreal luster and clean fields. I can only assume the natural hints of copper keep this coin from a MS67. |
$3,225
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| 20C
| 1874 $3.00 Gold NGC AU55. Here is a nice high end Three dollar Princess. The fields have a nice proof like quality to them and it has star quality. | $2100.
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| 21C
| 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar 2 Leaves. History meets quality in this stunning, PCGS VF25, Flowing Hair Dollar. This coin has nice clean surfaces with a hint of toning around the rim. The hairline looks nearly untouched and the eye is strong and bold. | $7100.
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