For Sale...A Few of The Most Beautiful Coins You'll Ever Get to See

WTCG

Presenting a short selection of beautiful coins available for sale. All the coins are very attractive examples for their respective issues and I'll guarantee you fall in love with them. Please enjoy.


Jefferson Nickels:

1938-D 5c MS66FS PCGS - Tinted to a light golden shade. Fully pronounced steps on the reverse, complementing a virtually perfect look. Definitely scare for this date and grade. -- $255.00


Proof Liberty Nickels:

1883 5c No "CENTS" PR65 PCGS - Bearing its natural gray to silver color. Smooth surfaces with no signs of any imperfections worthy of mention. -- $555.00


Capped Bust Dimes:

1837 10c JR-3 MS61 NGC - Lightly toned on both sides while just a few notches away from being considered mostly white. Some original luster still remains. The surfaces are moderately abraded, especially on the obverse. Despite those traits, the details are still defintely uncirculated. All the sufrace high points on both sides are still fully intact. -- $940.00


Mercury Dimes:

1940-S 10c MS66FB PCGS - Virtually white with undiluted luster. A better date in the Mercury Dime short set. -- $94.00


Proof Mercury Dimes:

1942 10c PR66 PCGS - A small hint of golden toning can be sensed upon closer inspection. A superbly perserved proof seven decades in the making. -- $285.00


Walking Liberty Half Dollars:

1940 50c MS65 PCGS - Completely white, lustrous, strong strike and a true gem. What's not to love about this beauty? -- $160.00


Proof Walking Liberty Half Dollars:

1940 50c PR65 PCGS - Housed in a first generation rattler holder! Totally white, which is a rarity with Proof Walkers. A light cameo effect between the fields and devices is visible on this conservatively graded gem proof. -- $795.00


Classic Commemoratives:

1934 50c Texas MS65 PCGS - Traces of original patina graces the completely white surfaces of this goregously designed gem. A great suitor to any classic commemorative type set. -- $269.00


Morgan Dollars:

1879-S $1 MS65 NGC - Semi-prooflike obverse fields. Your typical San Francisco made beauty. -- $117.00

1880-CC $1 MS64 PCGS - Did somebody say premium quality? It's all right here. Seemingly conservately graded, this near gem has only a few wispy scratches that justify its given grade. Essentially all white and lustrous. -- $575.00

1881-S $1 MS67*(star) NGC - Absolutely sexy! Fully prooflike fields on the obverse accentuates its appeal. The reverse is likewise untoned and although not proolike, is virtually flawless. There are a few scratches on the NGC holder, which is an easily remedied issue. A trophy for any discriminating collector. -- $895.00

1883-CC $1 MS65 PCGS - Even more sparkling than the vast majority of its 1883-CC siblings. Except for a few scratches on the neck the devices are nearly perfect. The reverse is nearly in perfect condition. Another wonderful cartwheel to behold. -- $345.00

1885-CC $1 MS65 PCGS - This is the second lowest minted date/mintmark in the entire Morgan Dollar series! All white with details as struck as sharp as a knife. The grade is justified by one very forgettable light scratch on the obverse. -- $950.00

1888 $1 MS66 "California" PCGS - Ex: California. Once part of one of the greatest Morgan Dollar collections assembled. The obverse is toned in a soft orange to golden color, an unusual trait for Morgans belonging to this collection. A satin-like lustrous surface rests beneath the light color. -- $560.00

1899-O $1 Micro "O", VAM-6 (Top-100) VG10 ANACS - As described, very evenly circulated throughout. -- $75.00

1899-O $1 MS63 NGC - No doubt this choice quality near gem is premium quality. Untoned and white with a fairly strong strike. -- $32.00


Peace Dollars:

1926 $1 MS65 NGC - A silky satiny blast of luster can be seen shooting away from this gem straight into your eyes. Remarkably void of scratches and contact marks, which is an unfortunate but common trait present on most Peace Dollars graded MS65. A better date in the series without being prohibitively expensive like some of the other dates. -- $299.00


Proof Liberty Quarter Eagles:

1907 $2 1/2 PR64Cameo PCGS - If you seek a rare issue with equally matching beauty then here's your chance. The descriptions say it all...a near gem gold proof issue. Although the reverse bears some haziness, a cameo contrast is still visible which complements the remarkably strong contrast seen between the fields and devices on the obverse. It was the founder of PCGS who once said "real men collect proof gold", so here's your chance to fufill that accomplishment. Despite its original miniscule mintage, probably less than a few dozen exist in any grade, and even much fewer than that number exist in near gem or gem grades. This is a great opportunity to own a gold coin that's legitimately rare. -- $6900.00


Do not let this wonderful opportunity to own some of the most dazzling coins around to pass you by. Your satisfaction is assured. Shipping charges will vary depending on the coin ordered. If you wish to reserve a coin listed or have a question please feel free to contact me by PM or by telephone at: (650)619-9228. Thank you for your consideration, and I hope to hear from you.

LincolnCentMan

Some of the Most Attractive Coins You'll Ever See

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-David

blu62vette

There may be no pics, but I look forward to when WTCG lists new coins as all the ones I have bought from him have been outstanding.

Cladiator

<< <i>Some of the Most Attractive Coins You'll Ever See

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JSsson

I agree with blu62vette that WTCG sells beautiful coins. I'll continue to buy from him in the future.

I have seen in person a few of the coins listed here and they all look much better than the dimes that the previous poster is trying to sell on eBay.

mustanggt

I agree, I've always liked what I'v purchased. The descriptions are honest.

mustanggt

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Hmann

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BigBubba

So, let's see them. Show them or change the title.

mirabela

People, can we be any more dense? Wei sells nice coins for less than most dealers sell them for. Could it be that the five minutes not spent imaging each coin, uploading said image, etc. accounts for part of the difference?

I am a hobbyist. I can take pictures of $20 coins to sell them here, because I do not need to make a living wage off the time I spend in numismatic pursuits. Some people have to.

Buy the coins, don't buy the coins, but unless a rip-off is afoot, why gripe about somebody else's BST thread?

WTCG

Buy me a camera and I'll try to take as many pictures as my computer illiterate mentality will allow me.

Updated for Thursday.

Boom

Wei, cameras are cheap. You could do it.

I must say that I have nothing but good things to say about having done business with you.

It's been a pleasure and people, Wei is a true Class Act.

WTCG

sTONER

nice goodies as always Wei,,

WTCG

mustanggt

Received the coins yesterday that I purchased earlier in the week. As with past purchases the coins are at least as nice as described, thanks again.

WTCG

WTCG

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