FSH: Only THREE remaining lots from the popular 7070 sale last week - MAKE OFFERS!!!!
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Here are the remaining five lots from the very successful BST offering that I posted last week. 35 of the 40 lots sold within two days. I have been given permission by the consignor to reduce the prices on the remaining five lots below. The listed prices are wholesale (check your sheets) and include s/h/i via First Class Mail. Feel free to pm or email me if you have questions or comments. Thank you for your business! Dennis
1798 Cent, S-174, R.2-. NOTE: the image in this listing was redone to provide a clearer view of the damage. When viewed head-on, as you would in a 7070 album, this 1798 copper has a lovely appearance. The details are VF and the surfaces are glossy and above average. This would be an expensive coin where it not for some obverse scratches. The image shows these defects, namely two thin, parallel scratches that traverse Liberty's face and into the left field. Another scratch is noted in the lower left and right fields. This coin would not slab for these reasons. Overall a nice piece, despite the mentioned flaws and a good candidate for your 7070. PRICE: $250
1917 Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1. This is one of my favorite coins in this collection. I love the originality of this piece, which grades VF-25. There is a minor scratch on the reverse at 12 o'clock, but it is only visible with the aid of a glass and mentioned only for the sake of accuracy. PRICE: $65
Ten Coin Lot of Modern Issues. This lot is comprised of the later issues in the consignor's 7070 set. The most noteworthy coins are as follows: 1960 Franklin Half (ex-PCGS MS-64 FBL), 1943 cent in MS-65 and the 1965 SMS quarter which would go MS-64. The other coins are nice as well, but I will let the images speak for themselves. PRICE: $35
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......................................................................................................................Here are the remaining five lots from the very successful BST offering that I posted last week. 35 of the 40 lots sold within two days. I have been given permission by the consignor to reduce the prices on the remaining five lots below. The listed prices are wholesale (check your sheets) and include s/h/i via First Class Mail. Feel free to pm or email me if you have questions or comments. Thank you for your business! Dennis
1798 Cent, S-174, R.2-. NOTE: the image in this listing was redone to provide a clearer view of the damage. When viewed head-on, as you would in a 7070 album, this 1798 copper has a lovely appearance. The details are VF and the surfaces are glossy and above average. This would be an expensive coin where it not for some obverse scratches. The image shows these defects, namely two thin, parallel scratches that traverse Liberty's face and into the left field. Another scratch is noted in the lower left and right fields. This coin would not slab for these reasons. Overall a nice piece, despite the mentioned flaws and a good candidate for your 7070. PRICE: $250
1917 Standing Liberty Quarter, Type 1. This is one of my favorite coins in this collection. I love the originality of this piece, which grades VF-25. There is a minor scratch on the reverse at 12 o'clock, but it is only visible with the aid of a glass and mentioned only for the sake of accuracy. PRICE: $65
Ten Coin Lot of Modern Issues. This lot is comprised of the later issues in the consignor's 7070 set. The most noteworthy coins are as follows: 1960 Franklin Half (ex-PCGS MS-64 FBL), 1943 cent in MS-65 and the 1965 SMS quarter which would go MS-64. The other coins are nice as well, but I will let the images speak for themselves. PRICE: $35
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MAKE OFFERS!! Better pricing given for multiple item purchases (saves on shipping and time).
Thanks, Dennis
Capped Bust Half Series
Capped Bust Half Dime Series
Last day on these items.......then off to eBay