Copper, including EAC 1/2 cents, and Silver Dollars + OLD GOLD for sale (From $xx to $xxxx)

Bochiman

Starting to pare down the holdings. Going to list a few things here before I send off to auction. As I go through things with a secondary/tertiary look, I may add others.

Are we close on a price but not quite there? PM me an offer. Most likely to work if multiple items included. I'm a fan of bundling.
Shipping will add $5. Orders above $200 will be free shipping.
I take paypal (F&F or you pay fee), venmo, or you can send a USPS Money Order if you want. If I know you well from the boards and you are established, I am open to personal checks as well.

Some have CAC stickers and some don't (price range on many just don't make sense to send to CAC nor crossover/send to PCGS for upgrades, etc). Also, I haven't sent in any of these for re-grades or plus grades. Most of them, if not all, were slabbed prior to the + grading happening.

I will be taking some pics with my cellphone (that's all I have used since lasik) and putting them in as I can at the bottom of this post.

Current items:

1/2 Cents:
PCGS

1809 VF35. Bought raw and had it graded for set, then later upgraded to a higher grade coin for set. Nice smooth planchet - $240
1826 AU50. C-2 Short leaf under "S". More of a coin for someone doing varieties. Not noted on PCGS holder but is easy to see. Nice smooth planchet - $360
1829 AU50. CAC green. Nice smooth planchet. Luster still shows. - $250

Cents:
NGC:

1909 VDB MS65RD - mellowed a bit, nice shiny luster - $140
1937-S MS66RD - very bright red - $65
1941-D MS66RD - bright red - $45
1944-D MS66RD - red, slight toning started on reverse - $25
1955-S MS66RD - reverse has some nice toning started - $20

(buy all the above NGC lincoln cents, and instead of $295, I'll sell all 5 of the above for $250 shipped.....but the '37-s, 41-d, 44-d, and 55-s and instead of $155, I'll sell for $140 shipped)

PCGS:

IHC
1896 PR63RB - Flashy mirrors in the fields. Darker toning (twisting in the light shows yellow/gold to orange to red and dark red) -
$325

Lincoln Matte Proof
1910 PR63BN - smooth, subtle, toning on obv - $825

Lincoln Mint State
1938-D MS67RD - bright red. CAC green - $200
1939-D MS67RD - $140
1939-S MS65RD - liquid satiny bright red - $25
1945 MS66RD - 1 of 2 of this date/TPGS/grade - $25
1945 MS66RD - 2 of 2 of this date/TPGS/grade - $25
1945-D MS66RD - $25
1945-S MS66RD - $20
1945-S MS67RD - $100
1954-S MS66RD - liquidy satiny surface - $25
1968 MS66RD - obverse is so smooth and liquid looking, looks way better than most at this grade -$35
1968-S MS66RD - 1 of 2 of this date/TPGS/grade, looks better than most at this grade - $30
1968-S MS66RD - 2 of 2 of this date/TPGS/grade, looks better than most at this grade - $30

1995/95 MS67RD DDO - Bright red, old green holder - $130

Silver Dollars:

NGC:

1883-O MS64 - CAC green. Toned right half, some orange/red/blue/purple. Rev is untoned - $140

PCGS:

1893 XF40 - $300
1895-O XF40 - $650
1924 MS65 - Old green holder - $150

RAW:

2006 20th Annv set Silver American Eagles __UNOPENED BOX__ - $600
(Originally purchased by my mother. She never opened it and, upon her passing, I now have it. Can't tell date from outside. Invoice is inside. For this reason, NOT selling it as "1st Strike" as that is completely unknown....I can't get into her USMint account now to see when the order was).

2011 25th Annv sets Silver American Eagles (2 sets in 1 box) UNOPENED BOX - $1200
(I also have some PCGS graded sets that are 69, and some misc PCGS graded coins that are 70, from the 2011 25th Annv sets...let me know if there is any interest in them)

PICS:
Sorry they aren't consistent. Trying to show what they look like with a cellphone and overhead lights (not trying to shoot glamour shots) and so some are cropped more than others....and I don't have my editing software on this PC so it will take time before I can "pretty" things up....

--untoned areas are actually blast white


- on hold

-- SOLD

SOLD - 1972/72 MS64RD DDO - slightly "mellowed" red. Purchased from Ira Stein in 2004 - $350
SOLD 1884-CC MS64 - blast white, untoned. Treating it as if it were "raw". PCGS guide is $275. Since it is ICG, and not PCGS, I'll sell it at a alight discount to that $250
ON HOLD/SOLD Gold $5: 1848-D VF25 - CAC Green. Purchased from RYK back in 2011 (he from Doug Winters prior to that) - $2200

1630Boston

Nice collection of coins for sale @Bochiman

Dave99B

What the heck Ron, you moving to a new waterfront house in Hunts Point?

Dave

Bochiman

Thanks 1630Boston.....my goals have changed over the years and I accumulated a lot of things (and a son in college now with college bills and eyesight that's not quite the same for me....all ads up as "time to start selling some things).

LOL @ Dave....no way, buddy. Way out of my price zone. I've got some friends who live there and I am the peanut butter to their caviar.
May move in a few years though, so it is a good thing to downsize some things as I get older.

Some things sold. Some things updated with pics.

I still need to list the 5c-10c-25c-50c pieces soon. Also have to bundle some things off to sell at auction, so it there is any interest by anyone in anything listed, let me know else it risks going away

Lakesammman

Don't you have anything that takes serious $$$ like PCGS samples or luncheon slabs??

Martin

Ron
Hit me with a pic of the 72dd. I think I want it.
Thanks
Martin

Bochiman

@Lakesammman said:
Don't you have anything that takes serious $$$ like PCGS samples or luncheon slabs??

Nope...cracked them all out and spent them at the local Piggly Wiggly