FSH: PCGS Proof Franklin Half + 1 & 2oz Intaglio Mint Classic Coin .999 Silver Tributes
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A small assortment for sale. Shipping is free, and fee-free payment by Venmo/Zelle, or happy to take PayPal if you cover the fee. I know there have been a bunch of scams/hacked accounts recently, so if you'd like a custom photo or something else to put your mind at ease, just ask--I won't be insulted.
1960 PCGS PR65 Franklin Half Dollar: $SOLD
A flashy proof with a fair amount of frost. When lit to show the frost, the obverse looks nearly DCAM to me, and the reverse nearly if not CAM. At other angles, the frost can look weaker. In my eyes this could be a CAM coin; if grading standards have changed over the years, this piece was graded over 20 years ago. There is a partial print to the right of the date.
Intaglio Mint Silver Tribute Rounds
All pieces are .999 fine silver, 39mm in diameter. 1 or 2oz, as listed. The quantity discounts can be mixed and matched.
1776 Continental Dollar 2oz: $100 (save $2.50 each on 2)
**1795 $10 Draped Bust Gold Eagle 1oz: $54 (save $1.50 each on 2, $2 each on 3 or 4)
**1804 Bust Dollar 1oz: $60 (save $1.50 each on 2, $2 each on 3+... I've sold a lot of these at $64+)
**1910-D $10 Indian Gold Eagle 1oz: $57 (save $1.50 each on 2, $2 each on 3+)
1923 Peace Dollar: SOLD
A lustrous piece with a relatively clean cheek and attractive obverse color, showing some bold orange and yellow hues along with light blue and lavender hues. I'd call it a 64 and it could make for a nice type set/album coin.
1984-S Olympics Proof Silver Dollar: SOLD
A flashy proof containing .7736oz ASW. The coin does have haze on both sides and significant hairlining in the fields, both of which are seen mainly when the piece is indirectly illuminated to see the frosty devices, not when the full coin is illuminated to show the mirrored fields. As I type this, silver is at $36.71 and the silver value in the coin is $28.40, so it's priced under silver value, shipped.
Pair of Brown Box Ikes, 1971 and 1972: SOLD
A set of two proof dollars, one with the full brown box and the other with just the inner plastic holder. The 1972 shows the typical blue/green haze that mostly disappears when directly illuminated.
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