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Small silver lot; (1) 2008 ASE, $2.40 in 90% (Ken, Wash, Roos), $1.50 40%, plus (1) 35P F/VF Walker, (2) VG Barber quarters. $55 delivered. SOLD
BU ROLLS
Halves
54 D $190
56 P Great orig roll, with vivid rainbow rev end coin, the other end coin heads and splotchy, average grade of roll is MS64, several with FBL. Pix at bottom $280
58 P Great orig roll, both end coins heads, one silvery gunmetal blue with magenta highlights and orange, red, and green at the rims, the other a speckled russet. Average grade of roll is MS64. Pix at bottom. $200
66P Bankwrapped $50
67P Bankwrapped (40 coin) $100
69D Bankwrapped (40 coin) $100
Quarters
44P $395
46S $295
50D $425
51D $375
52D $325
54D $170
62P $115
76D $20
Dimes
46D $90
53S $70
54S $65
55S $65
62P $55
62D Bankwrapped $60
Cents
1935 D nice original roll, lustrous red with some even light brown speckling throughout. Don't see these often. $775
1937 P nice original red roll. $269
1937 S nice original rolls, lustrous red 7% BELOW Greysheet bid @$325. These have gone up every month for the past year. Bid/ask is now $350/$385
1939 S Bankwrapped roll $275
1943 P $90
1957 P Red Rolls, lustrous and bright. $13
1957 D Red rolls, lustrous and bright. $13
1958 P Red rolls, lustrous and bright. $12
1958 D Red rolls, lustrous and bright. $12
60-70 rolls of '57P/D, '58P/D available, discount on the entire lot.
CENTS
63 different Choice to very Choice BU wheats in a new 1909-1958 Dansco. Dates are 34P, 35PD, 36PD, 37PDS, 38D, 39PDS, 40D, 41DS, 42PDS, 43PD, and 44PDS through 1958 PD. Most will be fully red, with a few showing slight mellowing or tone. Also, some specks/ flecks/minor spots on some, but overall very nice sets, grading MS63 / MS64+. $185 delivered, without the album $170. Multiple sets available.
1934P PCGS MS65RD $31 undergraded
1936D PCGS MS65RD $22 undergraded
1937P PCGS MS65RD $24 undergraded
1937P PCGS MS66RD $37 undergraded
1938D PCGS MS65RD $22 undergraded
1939D NGC MS65RD $18
1939S NGC MS66RD $22
1939S NGC MS65RD $18
1942P NGC MS66RD $18
1942D NGC MS66RD $20
1942D NGC MS65RD $17
1943P NGC MS66 $19
1943P NGC MS65 $15
1943D NGC MS66 $19
1943D NGC MS65 $15
1944D NGC MS66RD $19
1944D NGC MS65RD $15
1945S NGC MS66RD $18
1945S NGC MS65RD $13
1946D NGC MS66RD $18
1946D NGC MS65RD $13
1946S NGC MS66RD $18
1946S NGC MS65RD $14
1947P NGC MS66RD $21
1947P NGC MS65RD $13
1949P NGC MS65RD $14
1951P NGC MS65RD $14
1955P NGC MS66RD $19
1955P NGC MS65RD $15
1949S PCGS MS65RD $17 undergraded
1955 D Lincoln Cent ANACS MS63 Red DDO, FS021.93, light doubling on motto, liberty, and date. Neat mate for a '55P DDO. $40
LINCOLN SINGLES
DATE 61/62 - 63 - 64 - 65 - 66 ROLL
1934P **** 14 - 17 - 23 **** ****
1934D *** *** *** *** *** ***
1935P 11 - 14 - 18 - 25 **** ****
1935D 11 - 14 - 18 - 25 **** 800
1935S *** **** **** **** **** ****
1936P 4 - 6 - 8 - 10 **** ****
1936D 6 - 8 - 12 **** **** ****
1936S 9 **** **** **** **** ****
1937P 3 - 4 - 6 - 10 - 20 - 275
1937D 3 - 4 - 6 - 10 **** ****
1937S 4 - 6 - 8 - 12 - 20 - 325
1938P
1938D **** 8 - 12 - 16 **** ****
1938S
1939P 3 - 4 - 6 - 8 **** ****
1939D 4 - 6 - 8 - 10 **** ****
1939S 4 - 7 - 10 *** *** 275
1940P
1940D 3 - 4 - 5 - 7 **** ****
1940S
1941P
1941D 4 - 6 - 8 - 10 **** ****
1941S 6 - 8 - 10 - 13 - **** 410
1942P
1942D 2 - 3 - 4 - 6 - **** ****
1942S 8 - 10 - 12 - 16 **** ****
1943P 1 - 2 - 3 - **** **** ****
1943D 2 - 3 - 4 - **** **** ****
1943S
1944P 0.5 - 1 - 2 - **** **** ****
1944D 0.5 - 1 - 2 - **** **** ****
1944S 0.75 - 1.25 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1945P 1.75 - 2.5 - 3.5 **** **** ****
1945D 1.75 - 2.5 - 3.5 **** **** 125
1945S 0.75 - 1 - 1.5 **** **** ****
1946P 0.5 - 1 - 1.5 **** **** ****
1946D 0.75 - 1.25 - 2 **** **** ****
1946S 0.75 - 1.25 - 2 **** **** ****
1947P 2 - 3 - 4 - **** **** ****
1947D 0.75 - 1 - 1.5 - **** **** ****
1947S 0.75 - 1 - 1.5 - **** **** ****
1948P 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 - **** **** ****
1948D 1.5 - 2 - 3 - **** **** ****
1948S 2.5 - 3 - 4 - **** **** ****
1949P 1.75 - 2.25 - 3 - **** **** ****
1949D 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 - **** **** ****
1949S 2 - 3 - 4 - 6 **** ****
1950P 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1950D 0.75 - 1 - 1.5 **** **** ****
1950S 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1951P 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1951D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1.25 **** **** ****
1951S 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1952P 2 - 2.5 - 3.5 **** **** ****
1952D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1.25 **** **** ****
1952S 6 - 7 - 9 - 14 **** ****
1953P 0.5 - 0.75 - 1.25 - **** **** ****
1953D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** ****
1953S 0.75 - 1 - 1.75 **** **** ****
1954P 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** ****
1954D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** ****
1954S 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 - 2 **** 23
1955P 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** 30
1955D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** 22
1955S 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 - 2 **** 35
1956P 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** ****
1956D 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** ****
1957P 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** 15
1957D 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** 15
1958P 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** 13
1958D 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** 13
1958D8/7 **** 1 - 2 **** **** 75 SOLD
1955S **** **** **** **** **** 75 ALL GEM
NICKELS
1913 Type I Buff NGC MS63. Looks to grade at least a point better. Well struck, virtually mark free, with light tone. $69
1925 P Buffalo ICG MS64. Virtually mark free, lightly toned Gem in salmon/grey, with an appealing orange peel texture, looks like a matte proof. Well struck at the peripheries, but a tad soft at center, and probably the reason for the conservative grade. $175
1935 D Buffalo ICG MS63 $70
1938 D Buffalo HALLMARK MS65. Quaint old Hallmark holder, MS67 luster, full strike, beautifully toned in pinkish gold with hints of blue amongst the devices. A few tics on the devices, but methinks this is MS66 all day. $95
1938 D Buffalo MS64. Brilliant, hint of gold. Nice color and luster, well struck as always. $25
1943 D Jefferson PCGS MS65FS light tone and nice for the grade $27 ON HOLD
1944 D Jefferson PCGS MS66 Brilliant with faint gold and very lustrous. $24 SOLD
(5) 1944 P Jefferson BU64, brilliant. $60, delivered. This is less than prorata "Bid"
1950 D Nickels, from original roll, lightly toned and lustrous
MS63 8 available $16
MS64 17 available $19
MS63 FS 2 available $25
DIMES
1857 Half Dime NGC MS63. Old NGC holder. This is a solid, mark free MS64. Some wonderfully original mottled deep toning in sea green, blue, gold and amber cover both sides. An exceptionally well struck example, with die clash on both sides strong enough to be considered a mint error. The reverse also shows some parallel diagonal lines, mint made, and probably done to efface the clashing on the die. Oh, great luster too! Very neat coin $345.
Complete BU sets of Roosies 1946 -1964 PDS, old time sets in Whitman albums, grading MS63-MS65, nice sets. REDISTRIBUTION SPECIAL $149 delivered. These are "bid" at $165
Complete BU set of Roosies 1946 -1964 PDS, another, some album toning on perhaps half the coins, below "bid" $155.
1837 Capped Bust Dime Choice Fine 15, An original piece, with that perfect circ look. Thin crossbar 8 variety $60
1916 Barber Dime PCI MS63. Lustrous and well struck golden vanilla colored coin. Grade's right, and looks nice. $150
Merc "Short Set", 14 coins, missing the '42P. All are PCGS MS64FB, with the exception of '44P, '44S,'45P, '45S, which are PCGS MS64. All are bright white and very lustrous, and at least solid for the grade, with the great majority having been graded quite strictly. I will include a raw '42P to make this a complete 15 coin set. $295
1917 P Merc DGS MS62. Bright white and fully struck, I had to look a couple of times to see why this wasn't 64FSB. Reason is a faint abrasion on the cheek and jaw, difficult to spot, but I disagree with the lack of FSB notation, as there is a hit, but it does not interrupt the continuity of the bands, viewed under 40X magnification. $49
1921 D Merc DGS VG8 "Rim Damage" nice original F12/VG10 coin with a minor rim bump by the date. $95
1935 P Merc PCGS MS64FB Brilliant with atouch of hazy origianl tone, fully rounded bands. $30 ON HOLD
1937 P Merc PCGS MS65FB Immaculate and looks 66. One tiny tic beneath the eye. Brilliant, lustrous, and fully struck. $46 SOLD
1939 D Merc PCGS MS65 One scuff on the bands keeping this bright white fully struck Merc from FSB, and nice for the grade. $28 ON HOLD
1939 D Merc PCGS MS65 Brilliant white and lustrous with a light scuff on the cheek. Well struck. $30
1940 D Merc PCGS MS64FB Very nice for the grade. Brilliant with just a wisp of patina. Clean and fully struck. $25
1942 D Mercs PCGS MS65 Brilliant. Five available, a couple look 66. $29
1944 S Mercs PCGS MS66 Brilliant. Eight available. $29
1945 D Mercs PCGS MS65 Brilliant. Ten available. $19
1949 D PCGS MS66 Brill, $24 SOLD
1949 S PCGS MS66 Lightly specked obv, deep golden orange/blue rev, $39 SOLD
1946 D PCGS MS66 Brill, sprinkling of nice color at obv rim, $21
1950 D PCGS MS66 Brill, $20
1962 P PCGS MS66 Brill, $21
(10) 1942P Mercs BU 61-62, decent brilliant uncs. $45. Several lots available.
(5) 1942D Mercs BU 63, Brilliant. $44. Less than prorata roll bid
(5) 1943S Mercs BU 62 Brilliant. $44. Less than prorata roll bid.
(5) 1944 D Mercs BU 63 FSB. $48, Less than prorata roll bid.
(5) 1945 D Mercs BU 64, brilliant. $40, prorata roll bid.
(5) 1945 P Mercs BU 62-63, brilliant. $35, prorata roll bid.
one of each of the Mercs listed above (6 coins) $45
QUARTERS
1836 DGS VF20 "lightly cleaned". Some luster remains, and the detail may be a tad better than the numeric "20" noted. Lightly toned, and not overly bright from the cleaning. A couple of tiny rim nicks are noted. A nice example for that Dansco 7070. $138
1891 Seated Quarter PCGS MS62. Sharp and well struck, with no distracting marks. Some tone at the obv rims, more mottled on the reverse. Has a somewhat prooflike appearance, with frosty devices and mildly mirrored fields. $375 ON HOLD
1908 D Barber Quarter AU58. Bright and flashy with nice luster. Bright centers with attractive amber rim tone. Few marks and light wear. $150
1940 S Washington ICG MS64 $36
1942 S Washington ICG MS63 $85
1953 P Washington Roll end toned. MS64, much more colorful than image, mostly violet with lots of red and blue at the rims. Brilliant reverse. $15 ON HOLD
RAW
Mostly all brilliant, a few dates with light tone
1941 P MS60 $6.50
1941 P MS62 $8.50
1944 P MS62 $8.50
1944 P MS65 $20
1945 P MS63 $8
1945 S MS62 $11
1945 S MS63 $13.50
1945 S MS64 $15.50
1946 S MS63 $9
1946 S MS64 $12
1950 D MS60 $7
1950 D MS62 $8
1950 D MS63 $10
1950 D MS64 $13
1951 P MS63 $11
1951 P MS64 $15
1951 P MS65 $20
1952 P MS63 $10
1952 P MS64 $12
1952 P MS65 $20
1953 P MS60 $6
1953 P MS62 $8
1953 P MS63 $10
1953 P MS64 $12
1953 D MS60 $4
1953 D MS62 $5
1953 D MS63 $7
1953 S MS63 $7
1953 S MS64 $8
1953 S MS65 $12
(5) 1945 P Wash Quarters MS60, a couple have some heavy scrapes $25. Prorata roll bid is $7 each.
(5) 1945 P Wash Quarters MS61, $30, prorata roll bid.
(5) 1945 P Wash Quarters MS62, $35
(10) 1954 S Washington BU 63-64, Brilliant, $25
HALVES
1838 Reeded Edge half, ANACS AU50. Appropriately graded, in an early holder (cert #451143). Even deep golden grey tone over both sides, decent luster and light wear. A nice and crusty example. $325 ON HOLD
Nearly complete Walker "Short Set", containing 17 of the 20 dates. Missing are ; 1941D, 1941S, 1947D. All are brilliant, flashy white, clean and well struck PCGS MS64. These were selected from a large group of multiples for most dates, and represent the nicest examples. When complete, this is a "Box of Twenty" that, in my opinion, truly represents solid value and minimal downside. $1199
Starter "Short Set"; 3 nice BU Walkers, 1943P,1945 P, 1946D, all brilliant MS63 with a touch of tone at the rims. Housed in a blue 1941-1947 Whitman with the plastic sleeves. $83
THESE JUST GRADED, 04/15/08
Line # Item # Cert # PCGS No. CoinDate Denomination Variety Country Grade
1 3 11823028 6660 1951-S 50C US Damage or Tooling (counting machine) MS64+ with a tiny rev rim bump, scuff at lower obv lettering. $30
1 4 11823029 6660 1951-S 50C US MS65 High end, brill. $69
1 5 11823030 6660 1951-S 50C US MS65 Cleanest obv, faint print. Brill. $79
1 6 11823031 6660 1951-S 50C US MS65 Solid, 66 rev. Brill. $69
2 1 11823032 6684 1963 50C US MS64 Beautiful, Prooflike surface qualities. Brill. $29. A quite unusual look for a circulation Franklin.
3 1 11823034 86670 1955 50C US MS64FL Should be 65, touch of obv haze. $57
3 3 11823036 6670 1955 50C US MS64 High end, hard luster, excellent strike, brill. $39
4 1 11823037 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 Solid 64 with hard luster and an excellent strike, virtually full bell lines, with a tiny scuff at the far left. Brill. $69
4 2 11823038 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 The best bell lines from this group of 160 original coins. Bell lines are full, with a tiny strike through just to the left of the crack. I really thought this should grade FBL. Brill. $350
4 3 11823039 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 Beautiful, with a thin obv scratch keeping it from Gem. 66 rev. Brill. $59
4 4 11823040 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Beautiful, with some faint obv prints. Dippable, and a 66 without 'em. Brill. $75
4 5 11823041 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 Beautiful, faint obv prints, dippable, and a 65 without them. Virtually FBL. Brill. $75
4 6 11823042 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65 with a 66 rev. Brill. $69
4 7 11823043 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 High end 65, with an excellent strike, and nearly FBL. Brill. $79
4 8 11823044 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65, with a 66 rev. Brill. $69
4 9 11823045 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 High end 65. Brill. $69
4 10 11823046 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65. Beautiful, with a very clean obv. $69
4 11 11823047 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65, brill and beautiful. $69
4 12 11823048 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65, brill with an excellent strike. $79
4 13 11823049 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65 with great luster. Brill with a splash of russet on rev. Beautiful. $69
4 14 11823050 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65 with virtually full bell lines, soft just to right of crack. $89
4 15 11823051 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Lovely coin, with a faint print on obv and a 66 rev. Brill. $79
4 16 11823052 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 Beautiful, should be 65, with a couple of tiny reeding marks and faint prints on the obv, and a 66 rev. $59
4 18 11823054 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Beautiful, one of the best, brill. $90
4 19 11823055 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Beautiful, with roll end tone on the obv, and a brilliant, 66 rev. Toning has a greenish gold caste, with charcoal and russet speckling toward the rims and in the devices, and splash of lime green and pink in the field in front of Ben. These came in 40 coin Bankwrapped "shotgun" rolls. Very neat. $90
1934 P Walker PCGS MS63, brilliant and well struck, looks MS64. $95
1934 P Walker DGS MS63, pale golden yellow, clean and well struck, looks MS64. $95
1935 P Walker PCGS MS64, Brilliant with nice luster, some speckling at the obverse rim. $82
1935 P Walker ANACS MS64, attractive partial golden tone on both sides, great strike, luster and overall eye appeal. Very nice for the grade. $85
1936 P Walker ANACS (new) MS63. Bright white, fully struck and graded accurately. $62
1936 S Walker PCGS MS64. Frosty white with great luster and an exceptional strike. The central design features really stand out, with a clean leg, skirt and torso. A few tics in the right field keep the grade down, but not the appeal. Really nice. $219
1936 S Walker DGS MS64 Bright white and frosty, with a hint of gold. Well struck, with a few ticks on the torso, in the right field, and on the rims, though commensurate with the grade. $199.
1937 S Walker PCGS MS64. Some mottled tone in reddish gold with some specs of color at the rims, very nice luster. $219
1938 P Walker PCGS MS64. Mostly brilliant, nice luster. $159
1939 P Walker PCGS MS64. Brilliant and well struck. Two tiny tics in the right field away from Gem. $77
1939 P Walker NGC MS64. Clean, well struck, brilliant with light tone, nice for grade. $75
1939 D Walker ANACS MS61. Mostly white, bit of russet at the obv rim, some friction on the high points and in the fields, good strike and luster. $41
1940 P Walker PCGS MS64. Smooth, brilliant, and lustrous. Quite nice for the grade. $67 ON HOLD
1940 P Walker NGC MS65. Lustrous white with a hint of gold. Clean and exceptionally well struck surfaces. Close to, if not, MS66 SOLD
1941P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1942 P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1942 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, good strike. $86
1943 P Walker PCGS MS64 White and looks MS65. $57
1943 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, above average strike. $74
1944 P walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1944 P Walker PCGS MS64 Light rose obverse. $55
1944 D Walker DGS MS65 Solid for the grade, brilliant white with very clean surfaces and hard D mint luster at it's best. A very faint squiggle in the right field, and some tics on the central obverse design are all that are keeping this from MS66. Nice looking Walker. $145
1944 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, good strike. $65
1945 P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1945 P Walker NGC MS65. This wonderfully autumn toned Gem is fully deserving of the grade, and is very pretty, much lovelier in hand. Pics at bottom of this post.$179
1945 P Walker PCGS MS65 OGH. Bright white with wonderful luster and very clean surfaces. Looks MS66. $150 SOLD
1945 D Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1945 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, good strike. $59
1946 P Walker PCGS MS64, some light tan over 3/4 of the obverse, hint on the reverse, may have been a roll end coin. Good strike and luster. $55
1946 P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1946 P Walker NGC MS65 Nice satiny luster and bright white. Solid for the grade.$165
1946 D Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1946 S Walker PCGS MS64, mostly brilliant with some appealing speckling gathering at the rims, very nice luster, and a strike a bit better than the usual for this S mint. Nice coin. $58
1946 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, good strike. $58
1947 P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $57
1947 P Walker DGS MS63 Light tone, clean and well struck, looks MS64. $50
1963D NGC MS64FBL, Brilliant $17 (5 available)
1963D NGC MS64, Brilliant $15 (2 available)
1963P NGC MS64, Brilliant $15 (1 available)
1949 P Franklin ANACS (new) MS64 FBL. That's what it is, and brilliant. $78
1949 D Franklin NGC MS62 FBL. A few reeding marks front and back set the grade, but great strike and brilliant, certainly looks better. $61
1949 S ICG MS62. Brilliant white with nice luster, and certainly looks 63 to me, with bell lines that are very close to full. Three small patches of what appears to be die grease, two on the obverse, one on the reverse. I can't imagine why these were not removed with a quick acetone dip before submitting, but that is something definitely on someone's to-do list before putting it in their Dansco! $76
1949 S Franklin PCGS MS64. Lustrous silvery grey with a light russet speckled overtone. Average marks for grade, with a strong strike on the periphery, but a bit soft at centers, as usual. Faint print at lower obverse. Nice original coin. $93
1949 S Franklin ICG MS63 FBL $105
1949 S Franklin ICG MS64 Bright white with great satiny luster. A couple of scuffs on the bell, but very choice. $89
1949 P Franklin NGC MS63FBL. Brilliant w/ light gold rim tone on rev. One line of 4 reeding marks on Ben's jowl apparently the reason for the grade, looks better, with a great strike. The reverse is no question MS65. Prorata roll bid is $65. This $69
1949 P Franklin ANACS (old) MS63. Brilliant with some reddish gold rim tone and nice luster. Bell lines are full, but not noted (too early?), some hits on the obverse are commensurate with the grade, reverse grades 64. $55
1950 P Franklin ICG MS64. Predominately white with a bit of haze on the obverse and some speckling on the reverse. Very clean with nice luster, and an excellent strike (hair wisp is clearly defined), but not FBL. $45
1950 D Franklin NGC MS64. A bit scuffy for the grade, lustrous with a faint tan patina. $37
1951 D Franklin ICG MS63FBL. Lustrous white with nice bell lines. A faint white print impression is seen on both sides. $55
1951 D Franklin ICG MS63FBL. Lustrous white with nice bell lines. Faint white print pattern is seen, some reeding marks on Ben's dome. $49
1951 D ICG MS64FBL. Lustrous white with a bit of haze, and a tiny splash of gold at ST in TRUST, and correcponding reverse area. Clean and well struck, with very nice bell lines. $77
1952 S Franklin PCGS MS64. Crusty old mint set toner, with a not so attractively toned obverse, datk and mottled, and a reverse with is much nicer, mostly white with some golden russet at the rims. Very clean beneath the toning. $77
1952 D Franklin PCGS MS64FBL. Brilliant and approriately graded (Omaha Bank Hoard) with great bell lines. $46
1953 S Franklin NGC MS65. Mark free with satiny surfaces. Faint tan patina with an above average strike. $69
1955 Franklin NGC MS65. Obvious mint set example, with deep, beautiful, copper/orange/blue on the obverse, with a similar but much lighter reverse. Well struck and quite clean, with one mark on the cheek noted, as well as a thin planchet line in front of the ear, but appropriately graded. $54
1955 "Bugs Bunny". ICG MS63. Lustrous white and attractive, with some bright gold at the rims. $35
1955 "Bugs Bunny". ICG MS63. Lustrous white with two small patches of tone on the obverse. Close to FBL. $37
1957 Franklin NGC MS65. Unquestionable mint set coin, with typical colors in blue/charcoal/tan/pinkish orange, particularly attractive on the obverse for this date. Very clean obverse with a few thin scratches on the bell limiting the grade. In an older, but not 1st gen., fat NGC holder. $44
1957 P Franklin PCGS MS65. Another typically toned example from a mint set, but lacking the haziness most frequently encountered. Some scattered, tiny tics on the head and on the bell, and without the color, would probably grade MS64. Very nice eye appeal, tho. $44
1957 D Franklin PCGS MS65FBL. Typically toned (for this date) mint set example, with a hazy greyish/tan/blue patina over both sides, with bright orange highlights really jumping out with a slight tilt under a light. Arguably not FBL, it seems PCGS is very lenient on this date in particular for this designation. Very clean surfaces, however, with just a couple thin circular scratches on the upper bell limiting the grade. $49
1958 Franklin PCGS MS65. Lightly toned mint set example, which is predominately a silvery pewter, with irridescent gold/yellow/green/blue at the rims and extending towards the centers. The portrait is very clean, though there is a well hidden, thin scratch behind the bust. Again, if brilliant and raw, I would probably call this MS64, but will concur with PCGS in the final assessment given it's superior eye appeal.$39
1958 D Franklin PCGS MS65. Typically toned example from a mint set, with a pewter/orange/russet obverse, and a similar, lighter reverse sporting a bright red/copper crescent at the left rim. Very clean, with a few thin scratches on the bell limiting the grade. $43
1960 D Franklin PCGS MS64FBL. Fully brilliant and fully struck, bright white example. This is just about as good as it gets in this grade, really making claims to the next grade up, and deserving of the FBL designation. Really nice example for a brilliant set, and a huge value, as MS65 nonFBL examples are bid at $300. This contender, $49
1963 D NGC MS63FBL, Brill, nice thin red rim crescent on obv. Obv baggy, rev gem, $19
Raw Franklins; all prices are delivered, one or a hundred! Most dates/grades have multiples;
1948 P MS61FBL $18
1948 P MS62FBL $20
1948 P MS63FBL $25
1948 P MS63FBL DDR $34
1948 P MS62FBL DDR $38. Best doubling I've seen on any '48 P or D. ON HOLD
1948 P MS64FBL $32
1948 D MS61FBL $18
1948 D MS62FBL $21
1948 D MS63FBL Brill $25
1948D MS64FBL $32
1948 D MS63FBL DDR $28
1951 P MS60 brilliant $11
1951 P MS60+FBL brilliant $16
1951 P MS61 brilliant $15
1951 P MS62 brilliant $17
1951 P MS63 brilliant $21
1951 S MS63 brill/hazy obv $35
1951 S MS63 brilliant $39
1951 S MS64 brilliant $43
1951 S MS65 brilliant $55
1952 P MS62 brilliant $17
1952 P MS62FBL brilliant $22
1952 P MS64 brilliant $22
1952 D MS61FBL $13
1952 D MS62FBL $18
1952 D MS63FBL $25
1952 D MS64 FBL $33
1953 P MS62 brilliant $21
1953 P MS62FBL brilliant $26
1953 P MS63 brilliant $25
1953 D MS61 brilliant $13
1953 D MS62 brilliant $16
1953 D MS61 FBL $15
1953 D MS62FBL $19
1953 S MS63 Brilliant $38
1953 S MS64 Brilliant $43
1953 S MS65 Brilliant $60
1954 P MS62 brilliant $11
1954 P MS63 brilliant $14
1954 D MS60FBL brilliant $10 counting machine scuffs
1954 D MS61FBL brilliant $13
1954 D MS62 brilliant $11
1954 D MS63 brilliant $14
1954 D MS63FBL brilliant $17
1954 D MS64 brilliant $17
1954 D MS64FBL brilliant $23
1954 D MS65 Brilliant $60
1954 S MS63 Brilliant $24
1954 S MS64 Brilliant $29
1954 S MS64FBL brilliant $40
1954 S MS65 Brilliant $40
1955 P MS60 Brilliant $18
1955 P MS63 Brilliant $25
1955P MS63FBL Brilliant $29
1955P MS64 Brilliant $29
1955P MS64FBL Brilliant $35
1955P MS65 Brilliant $50
1956 P MS61 brilliant $14
1956 P MS62 brilliant $16
1956 P MS63 brilliant $18
1956 P MS64 brilliant $23
1956 P MS64FBL brilliant $27
1957 P MS61 Brilliant $10
1957 P MS62 Brilliant $13
1957 P MS63 Brilliant $15
1957 P MS64 Brilliant $17
1957 P MS64 FBL Brilliant $22
1957 P Roll End Pair MS65 and MS64 FBL. It's not often that the two technically nicest coins in a roll also happen to be gorgeously toned roll end coins, one obv, one rev. Bright neon rainbow at the rims on the rev (64FBL) coin, the obv toned MS65 coin a tad more mottled and less vivid, but very similar in hue, $90.
1957 D MS62 Brilliant $6
1957 D MS62FBL Brill $8
1957 D MS63FBL Brilliant $12
1957 D MS63 brilliant $8
1957 D MS64 brilliant $12
1957 D MS64FBL brilliant $15
1958 P MS63 brilliant $10
1958 P MS64 brilliant $14
1958 D MS63 brilliant $9
1958 D MS64 brilliant $12
1959 P through 1963D MS61/62 $6.50 MS63 $8
MS64 $12 (not all dates available in this grade)
(15) different BU Franklins, grading MS62/63; '56P through '63PD, $105
Partial Franklin Set, in like new Dansco, missing 1949 PDS, 1950 PD, 1951 D, 1952 S. All are nice BU, with many Choice to very Choice, many with FBL, all brilliant, with many flashy white coins. 28 coins $275
Partial Franklin set in old Library of Coins album, circa 1959, AU-BU, missing 1949 PDS, 1951D. AU coins are 1951 P, 1952 PD, 1953P, 1954 P, 1960 D, 1961 D, 1962 D. Most are brilliant, a few toned, with the 1948 P and 1961 D deeply toned. A nice set. $295 delivered.
1964 P Kennedy DDO FS-102, raw MS62 $13, MS63 $17, MS64 $23.
DOLLARS
1878 S Morgan DGS MS64. Very nice for the grade, with frosty white centers, framed by even gold and blue rim tone on the obverse. $110
1882 S Morgan raw MS64. Nice for grade, creamy white with smooth cheek. $57
1882 CC $1 PCGS MS62. Scuffy cheek, brilliant and untoned. $172. SOLD
1883 Morgan raw MS63. Lovely red, blue amber and gold rim tone on both sides, light amber around the devices. Very nice $75
1884 Morgan raw MS63. Blue, gold, red, rim tone, greyish red throughout, reverse is glossy light blue/russet. Very nice $75
1921 Peace ICG MS62 $275
1923 P Peace DGS MS64. Frosty and well struck, a single short cut on Ms Lib's nose keeping this from Gem. $59
1926 D Peace ICG MS62. Brilliant, lustrous and well struck, this looks better. Scuff by date apparently keeping the grade down. $95 SOLD
1928 S Peace ANACS MS61. Why did they grade this just MS61?? Dunno! Nice original surfaces with satiny luster and some light yellowish patina, probably imparted by roll storage. No distracting hits, and just a few light
hairlines on the cheek. Strike is average for the issue. This is also, I believe, a VAM3, DD obverse, with nice doubling on the "TR" in TRUST.Should grade MS62,and is worth at least half of MS63 money. $199 SOLD
1928 S Peace Dollar PCGS MS63. This is from an original roll and has a light greyish rosy gold tone over both sides. NGC MS64's are bid at $800 (bluesheet), and this very original piece stands a good chance to make that grade. $495
1928 Peace ANACS MS61. Brilliant white. Sharp with some hairlining on obv, rev quite frosty w/ some tics, reeding marks. $499
1934 D Peace DGS MS62. Absolutely looks MS64. Creamy white with a hint of vanilla, great strike, nice frosty luster, and about the number of contact marks you would expect on a MS65 coin. Downgraded for some light lines on either side. Great looking coin. $259 SOLD
1935 P Peace dollar PCI MS 64. Looks 64 to me. Typically satiny and clean with light gold caste. $140. Greysheet is $182 in MS64.
CURRENCY
1891 $1 Treasury Note, PMG 12, a nice fine, solid edges and corners, good color, no pinholes or tears, light soiling for the grade, no disruptive folds, and very well centered. Reverse looks closer to VF. $290
1899 $1 Silver Certificate "Black Eagles", (4) nearly consecutive) PMG 63 and (3) PMG 64. Nice notes $640 and $675 ea, respectively. Beautiful notes. 2% off for the group.
1917 $2 Legal Tender, Fine, with wallet staining. Still nice, staining mostly apparent on back, good body and integrity. $87
1917 $1 Legal Tender, Choice Very Fine. Sharp color, corners and edges, with a touch of wallet fraying at top center. Quite crisp. $122.
1918 Federal Reserve Bank Note (Defiant Eagle Reverse) PMG 40. Looks Choice CU. $250
1918 FRBN, Defiant Eagle, VG. Has some wallet staining and minor skinning on the back, with several very tiny splits at the folds, but a very nice note for the grade otherwise, with good body and solid integrity. $97
1923 Silver cert STAR note. Solid VG, a bit dirty, but nice body, edges and corners. No pinholes. $120
1923 Silver Certificate PCGS 65PPQ. Bright with great color and embossing. $245
1923 Silver Certificate PCGS 64. Bold, deep inks, a touch of smudging in the margins, looks great. $169
1928 A Silver Cert PMG CU 64 EPQ. Slightly better margins and this would be Gem. $89
1928 A Silver Cert Ch CU 63. Well margined. $75
1928 A Silver Cert Ch CU 63. Well margined, bold embossing. $75
1928 A Silver Certs, lot of six different blocks, grades from VG to VF, just one VG, rest are fine or better. $115
1928 A Silver Cert Crisp and bright VF30 $37
1928 B Silver Cert Crisp VF20 $33
1934 Silver Cert VF30 attempted erasure of a small purple squiggle $33
1928 A $1 Silver Cert, raw Choice CU 64. $79
1934 Silver Certificate VF/XF, crisp and bright, nice note. $48
1935E $1 Silver cert STAR bright, crisp AU $12 ON HOLD
1957 A $1 SC, Ch AU, MA block. 5 consecutive notes, each with a single soft middle fold. $20 for the group
1957 B $1 SC, VA block, 40 consecutive Gems, deep blue overprint with great paper quality. $320
2001 $5 FRN 6 sequential star notes, Fresh Gems. $59
1928 $10 Gold Certificate, VF30/VF20. Faces up great, with two heavier folds showing on the back only and moderate soiling from wallet storage between the folds only (1/3 of the back). Great color and quite crisp. $130
1934 Boston $100 FRN, XF. Light green Seal. Great looking note, with bright lime green seal and serials, deep black design features on front, and bright creme de menthe green back features. Virtually unsoiled, and perfectly centered, very crisp, with a light horizontal fold and two barely apparent verticals. Tougher district. $175
1935 A $1 HAWAII, choice VF, bright and clean with deep mahogany seals and serials. $53
1934 A North Africa $5, Choice AU. One barely discernible fold in the middle, very light handling, right margin is a tad tight. Nice color on the seals. $149
1934 A North Africa $10, CU. Some faint ink transfer on the face, a bottom right tip bend, short and faint diagonal crease in the upper margin, extending just to the design. Good color and well centered. $210
1934 A North Africa $10, XF. Three light folds, more apparent on back than front, perfectly centered, unabused edges and corners, nice color, virtually unsoiled and quite crisp. $119
1934 A St Louis $10 FRN , DGS, Choice New. Clean and crisp, centered to the left on front and to the right on back, with a huge left hand margin. A counting crinkle is noted to the right of the seal. Bluish green seal and serials are a bit light, all other features boldly colored front and back. $38
1929 $50 FRBN, Cleveland , choice VF, bright and clean $82
1929 $20 FRBN, Chicago, choice VF, bright and clean $53
2003 KC FRN $1 Radar or palindrome serial # J05466450B. Superb Gem, straight out of a Fed "Brick". Perfectly centered, virtually flawless note. $12
2001 KC $1 FRN, Superb Gem, repeater, serial# J18787871B. Perfectly centered and flawless. $12
MISC LOTS
1956 "Year Set" in white Capital plastic holder, five denominations, various mints. MS63 or better, brilliant, w/ some tone on the dime. $22
1952 "Year Set" in white capital palstic holder, five denominations, various mints. MS63 or better, brilliant. $25
1953 "Year Set" in white Capital plastic holder, five denominations, various mints. MS63 or better, brilliant. $25
1955 "Year Set" in white Capital plastic holder, five denominations, various mints. MS63 or better, brilliant. $27
(5) Proof sets, (2) '68 (3) '70, in mint packaging. $42
(3) 1969 Mint sets, in mint packaging, $25.
1984 Prestige Proof Set, w/all the trimmins' $25
1986 Prestige Proof Set, ditto $27
1989 Prestige Proof Set, ditto $37
1990 Prestige Proof Set, ditto $23
1997 Prestige Proof Set, ditto $143
All five sets above: $245
COMMEMORATIVES
1936 Bridgeport ICG MS64. Appropriately graded, with clean, well struck, lustrous white surfaces. A touch of patina appears as you view at an angle. Very nice coin. $160
1936 Robinson - Arkansas. Brilliant MS63 $92 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Robinson - Arkansas. Brilliant MS63, nicer, $97 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Robinson - Arkansas. Brilliant MS63, nicest, $100 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Robinson - Arkansas, Pale lavender at the peripheries MS64. $119 MAKE AN OFFER
1937 Roanoake. Brilliant MS63. $187 MAKE AN OFFER
1937 Roanoake. Some golden red highlights MS64. $209 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 P Columbia. Hint of tan MS63. $210 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 S Columbia. Hint of tan MS63. $210 MAKE AN OFFER
1922 Grant. Brilliant AU58. $75 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Cleveland. Brilliant MS63+. $93 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 York. Brilliant MS64. $199 MAKE AN OFFER
1925 S California Jubilee. MS62. Brilliant with a touch of mottled tone as often seen. $189 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Wisconsin. Brilliant with a hint of tone MS60. Two tiny rim bumps, some friction on the beaver. $189 MAKE AN OFFER
1934 Maryland DGS MS63. Conservatively graded, with flashy white chromelike luster and a good strike for the issue. A few contact marks on the high relief portrait, as usual, are noted. Nice looking coin. $159
1936 S Bay Bridge NGC MS64. A lustrous and obviously original piece, flashy white intermingled with red and blue/grey amongst the devices. Looks awesome. $195 ON HOLD
1946 P BTW ANACS MS64, old holder, creamy white, average, $25
1946 D BTW NGC MS64 Brill and lustrous, obv a touch baggy. $25
1946 D BTW PCGS MS65 Light antiquish tone with nice luster. Attractive coin. $52
1946 D BTW ANACS MS65 brill with faint gold, $49
1947 P BTW PCGS MS63 Brilliant $32
1947 P BTW NGC MS64 Brill, with a touch of tone, slightly PL. Old fattie holder, but grade looks right. $42
1947 P BTW NGC MS64 Brill. $40
1947 P BTW NGC MS64 Brill, nice luster, half moon of mauve tone on reverse, looks bag toned. $42
1947 D BTW ANACS MS64 Brilliant $40
1947 D BTW ANACS MS64 White and frosty/creamy $40
1947 D BTW PCGS MS65 OGH, Brill, grade's right. $85
1947 D BTW PCGS MS65 Brilliant with a hint of tone, average for the grade. $85
1947 S BTW NGC MS65 Light mauve/russet over very lustrous surfaces nice antiquish look $67
1947 PDS BTW ANACS 63/64/64. Consecutive old holders, creamy to brilliant on the S mint, a nice matched set. $139
1947 PDS BTW ANACS MS65. P is creamy, clean and looks better; D is brilliant; S is a touch hazy with some die polish. A white set, P&S are consecutive (one # apart). $239
1947 PDS BTW NGC65/66/65 gorgeous matched and original white set with a thin crescent of irridescent reddish amber on the bottom of each obverse. "D" mint has PCGS pop of 53/0,NGC pop of 75/2. I believe the "D" mint to be one of the absolute scarcest Commems in Superb Gem. Their absence from most inventories and auctions suggests that the 2000 sets distributed by Stacks may be all that exist of the "D" mint, with the huge remainder of 98,000 being melted for future BTW and WC issues. $795 MAKE AN OFFER
1948 D BTW PCGS MS65 Brilliant, faint patina at the rims $69
1948 P BTW NGC MS65 Brilliant, very satiny luster $69
1948 P BTW NGC MS65 Brilliant $69
1948 D BTW NGC MS65 Brilliant and quite clean $69
1950 PDS BTW PCGS66/65/66. A lovely white set with great strike and luster, well matched with a touch of haziness. I have found the '50 P and D to be tough coins in any grade, possibly another two issues that saw heavy melting, with the surviving populations much less than the estimates. $675 MAKE AN OFFER
1950 S BTW NGC MS65 Old fat holder, Brilliant with a hint of attractive speckling. PL, but not noted (pre designation?) Clean and attractive, might grade higher. $69
1951 P BTW NGC MS65 Brilliant, older holder $65
1951 P BTW ANACS MS65 old holder, Brilliant and lustrous gem with thin band of golden rim tone framing either side. Really nice $70
1952 P WC MS63 Brilliant, raw, $18
1953 S WC MS63 Brilliant, raw, $18 (6 avail)
1936s Bay Bridge NGC MS64 Gorgeous $195
1884 P Morgan rainbow toned obverse, even monotone reverse. MS63 $75
1936 Wisconsin MS60 + $195
1883 P Morgan two sided rainbow MS63+ $75
1922 Grant AU58 $80
1936 Robinson-Arkansas MS63++ $105
1936 York MS64 $205
1925 S Cal Jubilee MS62 $195
1936 Cleveland MS63 $98
1936 P Columbia MS63 $220
1936 S Columbia MS63 $220
1936 Robinson-Arkansas MS64 $125
1937 Roanoake MS63 $190
1937 Roanoake MS64 $215
1945 P Walker NGC MS65 $185
1923 $1 Silver Cert PCGS CH New 64
1921 Peace ICG MS62 Avg for the grade, well struck, good luster, great rim tone, $295
1958 P Roll end coins
1956 P Roll end coins
BU ROLLS
Halves
54 D $190
56 P Great orig roll, with vivid rainbow rev end coin, the other end coin heads and splotchy, average grade of roll is MS64, several with FBL. Pix at bottom $280
58 P Great orig roll, both end coins heads, one silvery gunmetal blue with magenta highlights and orange, red, and green at the rims, the other a speckled russet. Average grade of roll is MS64. Pix at bottom. $200
66P Bankwrapped $50
67P Bankwrapped (40 coin) $100
69D Bankwrapped (40 coin) $100
Quarters
44P $395
46S $295
50D $425
51D $375
52D $325
54D $170
62P $115
76D $20
Dimes
46D $90
53S $70
54S $65
55S $65
62P $55
62D Bankwrapped $60
Cents
1935 D nice original roll, lustrous red with some even light brown speckling throughout. Don't see these often. $775
1937 P nice original red roll. $269
1937 S nice original rolls, lustrous red 7% BELOW Greysheet bid @$325. These have gone up every month for the past year. Bid/ask is now $350/$385
1939 S Bankwrapped roll $275
1943 P $90
1957 P Red Rolls, lustrous and bright. $13
1957 D Red rolls, lustrous and bright. $13
1958 P Red rolls, lustrous and bright. $12
1958 D Red rolls, lustrous and bright. $12
60-70 rolls of '57P/D, '58P/D available, discount on the entire lot.
CENTS
63 different Choice to very Choice BU wheats in a new 1909-1958 Dansco. Dates are 34P, 35PD, 36PD, 37PDS, 38D, 39PDS, 40D, 41DS, 42PDS, 43PD, and 44PDS through 1958 PD. Most will be fully red, with a few showing slight mellowing or tone. Also, some specks/ flecks/minor spots on some, but overall very nice sets, grading MS63 / MS64+. $185 delivered, without the album $170. Multiple sets available.
1934P PCGS MS65RD $31 undergraded
1936D PCGS MS65RD $22 undergraded
1937P PCGS MS65RD $24 undergraded
1937P PCGS MS66RD $37 undergraded
1938D PCGS MS65RD $22 undergraded
1939D NGC MS65RD $18
1939S NGC MS66RD $22
1939S NGC MS65RD $18
1942P NGC MS66RD $18
1942D NGC MS66RD $20
1942D NGC MS65RD $17
1943P NGC MS66 $19
1943P NGC MS65 $15
1943D NGC MS66 $19
1943D NGC MS65 $15
1944D NGC MS66RD $19
1944D NGC MS65RD $15
1945S NGC MS66RD $18
1945S NGC MS65RD $13
1946D NGC MS66RD $18
1946D NGC MS65RD $13
1946S NGC MS66RD $18
1946S NGC MS65RD $14
1947P NGC MS66RD $21
1947P NGC MS65RD $13
1949P NGC MS65RD $14
1951P NGC MS65RD $14
1955P NGC MS66RD $19
1955P NGC MS65RD $15
1949S PCGS MS65RD $17 undergraded
1955 D Lincoln Cent ANACS MS63 Red DDO, FS021.93, light doubling on motto, liberty, and date. Neat mate for a '55P DDO. $40
LINCOLN SINGLES
DATE 61/62 - 63 - 64 - 65 - 66 ROLL
1934P **** 14 - 17 - 23 **** ****
1934D *** *** *** *** *** ***
1935P 11 - 14 - 18 - 25 **** ****
1935D 11 - 14 - 18 - 25 **** 800
1935S *** **** **** **** **** ****
1936P 4 - 6 - 8 - 10 **** ****
1936D 6 - 8 - 12 **** **** ****
1936S 9 **** **** **** **** ****
1937P 3 - 4 - 6 - 10 - 20 - 275
1937D 3 - 4 - 6 - 10 **** ****
1937S 4 - 6 - 8 - 12 - 20 - 325
1938P
1938D **** 8 - 12 - 16 **** ****
1938S
1939P 3 - 4 - 6 - 8 **** ****
1939D 4 - 6 - 8 - 10 **** ****
1939S 4 - 7 - 10 *** *** 275
1940P
1940D 3 - 4 - 5 - 7 **** ****
1940S
1941P
1941D 4 - 6 - 8 - 10 **** ****
1941S 6 - 8 - 10 - 13 - **** 410
1942P
1942D 2 - 3 - 4 - 6 - **** ****
1942S 8 - 10 - 12 - 16 **** ****
1943P 1 - 2 - 3 - **** **** ****
1943D 2 - 3 - 4 - **** **** ****
1943S
1944P 0.5 - 1 - 2 - **** **** ****
1944D 0.5 - 1 - 2 - **** **** ****
1944S 0.75 - 1.25 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1945P 1.75 - 2.5 - 3.5 **** **** ****
1945D 1.75 - 2.5 - 3.5 **** **** 125
1945S 0.75 - 1 - 1.5 **** **** ****
1946P 0.5 - 1 - 1.5 **** **** ****
1946D 0.75 - 1.25 - 2 **** **** ****
1946S 0.75 - 1.25 - 2 **** **** ****
1947P 2 - 3 - 4 - **** **** ****
1947D 0.75 - 1 - 1.5 - **** **** ****
1947S 0.75 - 1 - 1.5 - **** **** ****
1948P 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 - **** **** ****
1948D 1.5 - 2 - 3 - **** **** ****
1948S 2.5 - 3 - 4 - **** **** ****
1949P 1.75 - 2.25 - 3 - **** **** ****
1949D 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 - **** **** ****
1949S 2 - 3 - 4 - 6 **** ****
1950P 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1950D 0.75 - 1 - 1.5 **** **** ****
1950S 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1951P 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1951D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1.25 **** **** ****
1951S 1 - 1.5 - 2.5 **** **** ****
1952P 2 - 2.5 - 3.5 **** **** ****
1952D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1.25 **** **** ****
1952S 6 - 7 - 9 - 14 **** ****
1953P 0.5 - 0.75 - 1.25 - **** **** ****
1953D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** ****
1953S 0.75 - 1 - 1.75 **** **** ****
1954P 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** ****
1954D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** ****
1954S 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 - 2 **** 23
1955P 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** 30
1955D 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 **** **** 22
1955S 0.5 - 0.75 - 1 - 2 **** 35
1956P 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** ****
1956D 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** ****
1957P 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** 15
1957D 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** 15
1958P 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** 13
1958D 0.25 - 0.5 - 0.75 **** **** 13
1958D8/7 **** 1 - 2 **** **** 75 SOLD
1955S **** **** **** **** **** 75 ALL GEM
NICKELS
1913 Type I Buff NGC MS63. Looks to grade at least a point better. Well struck, virtually mark free, with light tone. $69
1925 P Buffalo ICG MS64. Virtually mark free, lightly toned Gem in salmon/grey, with an appealing orange peel texture, looks like a matte proof. Well struck at the peripheries, but a tad soft at center, and probably the reason for the conservative grade. $175
1935 D Buffalo ICG MS63 $70
1938 D Buffalo HALLMARK MS65. Quaint old Hallmark holder, MS67 luster, full strike, beautifully toned in pinkish gold with hints of blue amongst the devices. A few tics on the devices, but methinks this is MS66 all day. $95
1938 D Buffalo MS64. Brilliant, hint of gold. Nice color and luster, well struck as always. $25
1943 D Jefferson PCGS MS65FS light tone and nice for the grade $27 ON HOLD
1944 D Jefferson PCGS MS66 Brilliant with faint gold and very lustrous. $24 SOLD
(5) 1944 P Jefferson BU64, brilliant. $60, delivered. This is less than prorata "Bid"
1950 D Nickels, from original roll, lightly toned and lustrous
MS63 8 available $16
MS64 17 available $19
MS63 FS 2 available $25
DIMES
1857 Half Dime NGC MS63. Old NGC holder. This is a solid, mark free MS64. Some wonderfully original mottled deep toning in sea green, blue, gold and amber cover both sides. An exceptionally well struck example, with die clash on both sides strong enough to be considered a mint error. The reverse also shows some parallel diagonal lines, mint made, and probably done to efface the clashing on the die. Oh, great luster too! Very neat coin $345.
Complete BU sets of Roosies 1946 -1964 PDS, old time sets in Whitman albums, grading MS63-MS65, nice sets. REDISTRIBUTION SPECIAL $149 delivered. These are "bid" at $165
Complete BU set of Roosies 1946 -1964 PDS, another, some album toning on perhaps half the coins, below "bid" $155.
1837 Capped Bust Dime Choice Fine 15, An original piece, with that perfect circ look. Thin crossbar 8 variety $60
1916 Barber Dime PCI MS63. Lustrous and well struck golden vanilla colored coin. Grade's right, and looks nice. $150
Merc "Short Set", 14 coins, missing the '42P. All are PCGS MS64FB, with the exception of '44P, '44S,'45P, '45S, which are PCGS MS64. All are bright white and very lustrous, and at least solid for the grade, with the great majority having been graded quite strictly. I will include a raw '42P to make this a complete 15 coin set. $295
1917 P Merc DGS MS62. Bright white and fully struck, I had to look a couple of times to see why this wasn't 64FSB. Reason is a faint abrasion on the cheek and jaw, difficult to spot, but I disagree with the lack of FSB notation, as there is a hit, but it does not interrupt the continuity of the bands, viewed under 40X magnification. $49
1921 D Merc DGS VG8 "Rim Damage" nice original F12/VG10 coin with a minor rim bump by the date. $95
1935 P Merc PCGS MS64FB Brilliant with atouch of hazy origianl tone, fully rounded bands. $30 ON HOLD
1937 P Merc PCGS MS65FB Immaculate and looks 66. One tiny tic beneath the eye. Brilliant, lustrous, and fully struck. $46 SOLD
1939 D Merc PCGS MS65 One scuff on the bands keeping this bright white fully struck Merc from FSB, and nice for the grade. $28 ON HOLD
1939 D Merc PCGS MS65 Brilliant white and lustrous with a light scuff on the cheek. Well struck. $30
1940 D Merc PCGS MS64FB Very nice for the grade. Brilliant with just a wisp of patina. Clean and fully struck. $25
1942 D Mercs PCGS MS65 Brilliant. Five available, a couple look 66. $29
1944 S Mercs PCGS MS66 Brilliant. Eight available. $29
1945 D Mercs PCGS MS65 Brilliant. Ten available. $19
1949 D PCGS MS66 Brill, $24 SOLD
1949 S PCGS MS66 Lightly specked obv, deep golden orange/blue rev, $39 SOLD
1946 D PCGS MS66 Brill, sprinkling of nice color at obv rim, $21
1950 D PCGS MS66 Brill, $20
1962 P PCGS MS66 Brill, $21
(10) 1942P Mercs BU 61-62, decent brilliant uncs. $45. Several lots available.
(5) 1942D Mercs BU 63, Brilliant. $44. Less than prorata roll bid
(5) 1943S Mercs BU 62 Brilliant. $44. Less than prorata roll bid.
(5) 1944 D Mercs BU 63 FSB. $48, Less than prorata roll bid.
(5) 1945 D Mercs BU 64, brilliant. $40, prorata roll bid.
(5) 1945 P Mercs BU 62-63, brilliant. $35, prorata roll bid.
one of each of the Mercs listed above (6 coins) $45
QUARTERS
1836 DGS VF20 "lightly cleaned". Some luster remains, and the detail may be a tad better than the numeric "20" noted. Lightly toned, and not overly bright from the cleaning. A couple of tiny rim nicks are noted. A nice example for that Dansco 7070. $138
1891 Seated Quarter PCGS MS62. Sharp and well struck, with no distracting marks. Some tone at the obv rims, more mottled on the reverse. Has a somewhat prooflike appearance, with frosty devices and mildly mirrored fields. $375 ON HOLD
1908 D Barber Quarter AU58. Bright and flashy with nice luster. Bright centers with attractive amber rim tone. Few marks and light wear. $150
1940 S Washington ICG MS64 $36
1942 S Washington ICG MS63 $85
1953 P Washington Roll end toned. MS64, much more colorful than image, mostly violet with lots of red and blue at the rims. Brilliant reverse. $15 ON HOLD
RAW
Mostly all brilliant, a few dates with light tone
1941 P MS60 $6.50
1941 P MS62 $8.50
1944 P MS62 $8.50
1944 P MS65 $20
1945 P MS63 $8
1945 S MS62 $11
1945 S MS63 $13.50
1945 S MS64 $15.50
1946 S MS63 $9
1946 S MS64 $12
1950 D MS60 $7
1950 D MS62 $8
1950 D MS63 $10
1950 D MS64 $13
1951 P MS63 $11
1951 P MS64 $15
1951 P MS65 $20
1952 P MS63 $10
1952 P MS64 $12
1952 P MS65 $20
1953 P MS60 $6
1953 P MS62 $8
1953 P MS63 $10
1953 P MS64 $12
1953 D MS60 $4
1953 D MS62 $5
1953 D MS63 $7
1953 S MS63 $7
1953 S MS64 $8
1953 S MS65 $12
(5) 1945 P Wash Quarters MS60, a couple have some heavy scrapes $25. Prorata roll bid is $7 each.
(5) 1945 P Wash Quarters MS61, $30, prorata roll bid.
(5) 1945 P Wash Quarters MS62, $35
(10) 1954 S Washington BU 63-64, Brilliant, $25
HALVES
1838 Reeded Edge half, ANACS AU50. Appropriately graded, in an early holder (cert #451143). Even deep golden grey tone over both sides, decent luster and light wear. A nice and crusty example. $325 ON HOLD
Nearly complete Walker "Short Set", containing 17 of the 20 dates. Missing are ; 1941D, 1941S, 1947D. All are brilliant, flashy white, clean and well struck PCGS MS64. These were selected from a large group of multiples for most dates, and represent the nicest examples. When complete, this is a "Box of Twenty" that, in my opinion, truly represents solid value and minimal downside. $1199
Starter "Short Set"; 3 nice BU Walkers, 1943P,1945 P, 1946D, all brilliant MS63 with a touch of tone at the rims. Housed in a blue 1941-1947 Whitman with the plastic sleeves. $83
THESE JUST GRADED, 04/15/08
Line # Item # Cert # PCGS No. CoinDate Denomination Variety Country Grade
1 3 11823028 6660 1951-S 50C US Damage or Tooling (counting machine) MS64+ with a tiny rev rim bump, scuff at lower obv lettering. $30
1 4 11823029 6660 1951-S 50C US MS65 High end, brill. $69
1 5 11823030 6660 1951-S 50C US MS65 Cleanest obv, faint print. Brill. $79
1 6 11823031 6660 1951-S 50C US MS65 Solid, 66 rev. Brill. $69
2 1 11823032 6684 1963 50C US MS64 Beautiful, Prooflike surface qualities. Brill. $29. A quite unusual look for a circulation Franklin.
3 1 11823034 86670 1955 50C US MS64FL Should be 65, touch of obv haze. $57
3 3 11823036 6670 1955 50C US MS64 High end, hard luster, excellent strike, brill. $39
4 1 11823037 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 Solid 64 with hard luster and an excellent strike, virtually full bell lines, with a tiny scuff at the far left. Brill. $69
4 2 11823038 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 The best bell lines from this group of 160 original coins. Bell lines are full, with a tiny strike through just to the left of the crack. I really thought this should grade FBL. Brill. $350
4 3 11823039 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 Beautiful, with a thin obv scratch keeping it from Gem. 66 rev. Brill. $59
4 4 11823040 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Beautiful, with some faint obv prints. Dippable, and a 66 without 'em. Brill. $75
4 5 11823041 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 Beautiful, faint obv prints, dippable, and a 65 without them. Virtually FBL. Brill. $75
4 6 11823042 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65 with a 66 rev. Brill. $69
4 7 11823043 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 High end 65, with an excellent strike, and nearly FBL. Brill. $79
4 8 11823044 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65, with a 66 rev. Brill. $69
4 9 11823045 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 High end 65. Brill. $69
4 10 11823046 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65. Beautiful, with a very clean obv. $69
4 11 11823047 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65, brill and beautiful. $69
4 12 11823048 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65, brill with an excellent strike. $79
4 13 11823049 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65 with great luster. Brill with a splash of russet on rev. Beautiful. $69
4 14 11823050 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Solid 65 with virtually full bell lines, soft just to right of crack. $89
4 15 11823051 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Lovely coin, with a faint print on obv and a 66 rev. Brill. $79
4 16 11823052 6666 1953-S 50C US MS64 Beautiful, should be 65, with a couple of tiny reeding marks and faint prints on the obv, and a 66 rev. $59
4 18 11823054 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Beautiful, one of the best, brill. $90
4 19 11823055 6666 1953-S 50C US MS65 Beautiful, with roll end tone on the obv, and a brilliant, 66 rev. Toning has a greenish gold caste, with charcoal and russet speckling toward the rims and in the devices, and splash of lime green and pink in the field in front of Ben. These came in 40 coin Bankwrapped "shotgun" rolls. Very neat. $90
1934 P Walker PCGS MS63, brilliant and well struck, looks MS64. $95
1934 P Walker DGS MS63, pale golden yellow, clean and well struck, looks MS64. $95
1935 P Walker PCGS MS64, Brilliant with nice luster, some speckling at the obverse rim. $82
1935 P Walker ANACS MS64, attractive partial golden tone on both sides, great strike, luster and overall eye appeal. Very nice for the grade. $85
1936 P Walker ANACS (new) MS63. Bright white, fully struck and graded accurately. $62
1936 S Walker PCGS MS64. Frosty white with great luster and an exceptional strike. The central design features really stand out, with a clean leg, skirt and torso. A few tics in the right field keep the grade down, but not the appeal. Really nice. $219
1936 S Walker DGS MS64 Bright white and frosty, with a hint of gold. Well struck, with a few ticks on the torso, in the right field, and on the rims, though commensurate with the grade. $199.
1937 S Walker PCGS MS64. Some mottled tone in reddish gold with some specs of color at the rims, very nice luster. $219
1938 P Walker PCGS MS64. Mostly brilliant, nice luster. $159
1939 P Walker PCGS MS64. Brilliant and well struck. Two tiny tics in the right field away from Gem. $77
1939 P Walker NGC MS64. Clean, well struck, brilliant with light tone, nice for grade. $75
1939 D Walker ANACS MS61. Mostly white, bit of russet at the obv rim, some friction on the high points and in the fields, good strike and luster. $41
1940 P Walker PCGS MS64. Smooth, brilliant, and lustrous. Quite nice for the grade. $67 ON HOLD
1940 P Walker NGC MS65. Lustrous white with a hint of gold. Clean and exceptionally well struck surfaces. Close to, if not, MS66 SOLD
1941P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1942 P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1942 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, good strike. $86
1943 P Walker PCGS MS64 White and looks MS65. $57
1943 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, above average strike. $74
1944 P walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1944 P Walker PCGS MS64 Light rose obverse. $55
1944 D Walker DGS MS65 Solid for the grade, brilliant white with very clean surfaces and hard D mint luster at it's best. A very faint squiggle in the right field, and some tics on the central obverse design are all that are keeping this from MS66. Nice looking Walker. $145
1944 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, good strike. $65
1945 P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1945 P Walker NGC MS65. This wonderfully autumn toned Gem is fully deserving of the grade, and is very pretty, much lovelier in hand. Pics at bottom of this post.$179
1945 P Walker PCGS MS65 OGH. Bright white with wonderful luster and very clean surfaces. Looks MS66. $150 SOLD
1945 D Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1945 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, good strike. $59
1946 P Walker PCGS MS64, some light tan over 3/4 of the obverse, hint on the reverse, may have been a roll end coin. Good strike and luster. $55
1946 P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1946 P Walker NGC MS65 Nice satiny luster and bright white. Solid for the grade.$165
1946 D Walker PCGS MS64 White. $55
1946 S Walker PCGS MS64, mostly brilliant with some appealing speckling gathering at the rims, very nice luster, and a strike a bit better than the usual for this S mint. Nice coin. $58
1946 S Walker PCGS MS64 White, good strike. $58
1947 P Walker PCGS MS64 White. $57
1947 P Walker DGS MS63 Light tone, clean and well struck, looks MS64. $50
1963D NGC MS64FBL, Brilliant $17 (5 available)
1963D NGC MS64, Brilliant $15 (2 available)
1963P NGC MS64, Brilliant $15 (1 available)
1949 P Franklin ANACS (new) MS64 FBL. That's what it is, and brilliant. $78
1949 D Franklin NGC MS62 FBL. A few reeding marks front and back set the grade, but great strike and brilliant, certainly looks better. $61
1949 S ICG MS62. Brilliant white with nice luster, and certainly looks 63 to me, with bell lines that are very close to full. Three small patches of what appears to be die grease, two on the obverse, one on the reverse. I can't imagine why these were not removed with a quick acetone dip before submitting, but that is something definitely on someone's to-do list before putting it in their Dansco! $76
1949 S Franklin PCGS MS64. Lustrous silvery grey with a light russet speckled overtone. Average marks for grade, with a strong strike on the periphery, but a bit soft at centers, as usual. Faint print at lower obverse. Nice original coin. $93
1949 S Franklin ICG MS63 FBL $105
1949 S Franklin ICG MS64 Bright white with great satiny luster. A couple of scuffs on the bell, but very choice. $89
1949 P Franklin NGC MS63FBL. Brilliant w/ light gold rim tone on rev. One line of 4 reeding marks on Ben's jowl apparently the reason for the grade, looks better, with a great strike. The reverse is no question MS65. Prorata roll bid is $65. This $69
1949 P Franklin ANACS (old) MS63. Brilliant with some reddish gold rim tone and nice luster. Bell lines are full, but not noted (too early?), some hits on the obverse are commensurate with the grade, reverse grades 64. $55
1950 P Franklin ICG MS64. Predominately white with a bit of haze on the obverse and some speckling on the reverse. Very clean with nice luster, and an excellent strike (hair wisp is clearly defined), but not FBL. $45
1950 D Franklin NGC MS64. A bit scuffy for the grade, lustrous with a faint tan patina. $37
1951 D Franklin ICG MS63FBL. Lustrous white with nice bell lines. A faint white print impression is seen on both sides. $55
1951 D Franklin ICG MS63FBL. Lustrous white with nice bell lines. Faint white print pattern is seen, some reeding marks on Ben's dome. $49
1951 D ICG MS64FBL. Lustrous white with a bit of haze, and a tiny splash of gold at ST in TRUST, and correcponding reverse area. Clean and well struck, with very nice bell lines. $77
1952 S Franklin PCGS MS64. Crusty old mint set toner, with a not so attractively toned obverse, datk and mottled, and a reverse with is much nicer, mostly white with some golden russet at the rims. Very clean beneath the toning. $77
1952 D Franklin PCGS MS64FBL. Brilliant and approriately graded (Omaha Bank Hoard) with great bell lines. $46
1953 S Franklin NGC MS65. Mark free with satiny surfaces. Faint tan patina with an above average strike. $69
1955 Franklin NGC MS65. Obvious mint set example, with deep, beautiful, copper/orange/blue on the obverse, with a similar but much lighter reverse. Well struck and quite clean, with one mark on the cheek noted, as well as a thin planchet line in front of the ear, but appropriately graded. $54
1955 "Bugs Bunny". ICG MS63. Lustrous white and attractive, with some bright gold at the rims. $35
1955 "Bugs Bunny". ICG MS63. Lustrous white with two small patches of tone on the obverse. Close to FBL. $37
1957 Franklin NGC MS65. Unquestionable mint set coin, with typical colors in blue/charcoal/tan/pinkish orange, particularly attractive on the obverse for this date. Very clean obverse with a few thin scratches on the bell limiting the grade. In an older, but not 1st gen., fat NGC holder. $44
1957 P Franklin PCGS MS65. Another typically toned example from a mint set, but lacking the haziness most frequently encountered. Some scattered, tiny tics on the head and on the bell, and without the color, would probably grade MS64. Very nice eye appeal, tho. $44
1957 D Franklin PCGS MS65FBL. Typically toned (for this date) mint set example, with a hazy greyish/tan/blue patina over both sides, with bright orange highlights really jumping out with a slight tilt under a light. Arguably not FBL, it seems PCGS is very lenient on this date in particular for this designation. Very clean surfaces, however, with just a couple thin circular scratches on the upper bell limiting the grade. $49
1958 Franklin PCGS MS65. Lightly toned mint set example, which is predominately a silvery pewter, with irridescent gold/yellow/green/blue at the rims and extending towards the centers. The portrait is very clean, though there is a well hidden, thin scratch behind the bust. Again, if brilliant and raw, I would probably call this MS64, but will concur with PCGS in the final assessment given it's superior eye appeal.$39
1958 D Franklin PCGS MS65. Typically toned example from a mint set, with a pewter/orange/russet obverse, and a similar, lighter reverse sporting a bright red/copper crescent at the left rim. Very clean, with a few thin scratches on the bell limiting the grade. $43
1960 D Franklin PCGS MS64FBL. Fully brilliant and fully struck, bright white example. This is just about as good as it gets in this grade, really making claims to the next grade up, and deserving of the FBL designation. Really nice example for a brilliant set, and a huge value, as MS65 nonFBL examples are bid at $300. This contender, $49
1963 D NGC MS63FBL, Brill, nice thin red rim crescent on obv. Obv baggy, rev gem, $19
Raw Franklins; all prices are delivered, one or a hundred! Most dates/grades have multiples;
1948 P MS61FBL $18
1948 P MS62FBL $20
1948 P MS63FBL $25
1948 P MS63FBL DDR $34
1948 P MS62FBL DDR $38. Best doubling I've seen on any '48 P or D. ON HOLD
1948 P MS64FBL $32
1948 D MS61FBL $18
1948 D MS62FBL $21
1948 D MS63FBL Brill $25
1948D MS64FBL $32
1948 D MS63FBL DDR $28
1951 P MS60 brilliant $11
1951 P MS60+FBL brilliant $16
1951 P MS61 brilliant $15
1951 P MS62 brilliant $17
1951 P MS63 brilliant $21
1951 S MS63 brill/hazy obv $35
1951 S MS63 brilliant $39
1951 S MS64 brilliant $43
1951 S MS65 brilliant $55
1952 P MS62 brilliant $17
1952 P MS62FBL brilliant $22
1952 P MS64 brilliant $22
1952 D MS61FBL $13
1952 D MS62FBL $18
1952 D MS63FBL $25
1952 D MS64 FBL $33
1953 P MS62 brilliant $21
1953 P MS62FBL brilliant $26
1953 P MS63 brilliant $25
1953 D MS61 brilliant $13
1953 D MS62 brilliant $16
1953 D MS61 FBL $15
1953 D MS62FBL $19
1953 S MS63 Brilliant $38
1953 S MS64 Brilliant $43
1953 S MS65 Brilliant $60
1954 P MS62 brilliant $11
1954 P MS63 brilliant $14
1954 D MS60FBL brilliant $10 counting machine scuffs
1954 D MS61FBL brilliant $13
1954 D MS62 brilliant $11
1954 D MS63 brilliant $14
1954 D MS63FBL brilliant $17
1954 D MS64 brilliant $17
1954 D MS64FBL brilliant $23
1954 D MS65 Brilliant $60
1954 S MS63 Brilliant $24
1954 S MS64 Brilliant $29
1954 S MS64FBL brilliant $40
1954 S MS65 Brilliant $40
1955 P MS60 Brilliant $18
1955 P MS63 Brilliant $25
1955P MS63FBL Brilliant $29
1955P MS64 Brilliant $29
1955P MS64FBL Brilliant $35
1955P MS65 Brilliant $50
1956 P MS61 brilliant $14
1956 P MS62 brilliant $16
1956 P MS63 brilliant $18
1956 P MS64 brilliant $23
1956 P MS64FBL brilliant $27
1957 P MS61 Brilliant $10
1957 P MS62 Brilliant $13
1957 P MS63 Brilliant $15
1957 P MS64 Brilliant $17
1957 P MS64 FBL Brilliant $22
1957 P Roll End Pair MS65 and MS64 FBL. It's not often that the two technically nicest coins in a roll also happen to be gorgeously toned roll end coins, one obv, one rev. Bright neon rainbow at the rims on the rev (64FBL) coin, the obv toned MS65 coin a tad more mottled and less vivid, but very similar in hue, $90.
1957 D MS62 Brilliant $6
1957 D MS62FBL Brill $8
1957 D MS63FBL Brilliant $12
1957 D MS63 brilliant $8
1957 D MS64 brilliant $12
1957 D MS64FBL brilliant $15
1958 P MS63 brilliant $10
1958 P MS64 brilliant $14
1958 D MS63 brilliant $9
1958 D MS64 brilliant $12
1959 P through 1963D MS61/62 $6.50 MS63 $8
MS64 $12 (not all dates available in this grade)
(15) different BU Franklins, grading MS62/63; '56P through '63PD, $105
Partial Franklin Set, in like new Dansco, missing 1949 PDS, 1950 PD, 1951 D, 1952 S. All are nice BU, with many Choice to very Choice, many with FBL, all brilliant, with many flashy white coins. 28 coins $275
Partial Franklin set in old Library of Coins album, circa 1959, AU-BU, missing 1949 PDS, 1951D. AU coins are 1951 P, 1952 PD, 1953P, 1954 P, 1960 D, 1961 D, 1962 D. Most are brilliant, a few toned, with the 1948 P and 1961 D deeply toned. A nice set. $295 delivered.
1964 P Kennedy DDO FS-102, raw MS62 $13, MS63 $17, MS64 $23.
DOLLARS
1878 S Morgan DGS MS64. Very nice for the grade, with frosty white centers, framed by even gold and blue rim tone on the obverse. $110
1882 S Morgan raw MS64. Nice for grade, creamy white with smooth cheek. $57
1882 CC $1 PCGS MS62. Scuffy cheek, brilliant and untoned. $172. SOLD
1883 Morgan raw MS63. Lovely red, blue amber and gold rim tone on both sides, light amber around the devices. Very nice $75
1884 Morgan raw MS63. Blue, gold, red, rim tone, greyish red throughout, reverse is glossy light blue/russet. Very nice $75
1921 Peace ICG MS62 $275
1923 P Peace DGS MS64. Frosty and well struck, a single short cut on Ms Lib's nose keeping this from Gem. $59
1926 D Peace ICG MS62. Brilliant, lustrous and well struck, this looks better. Scuff by date apparently keeping the grade down. $95 SOLD
1928 S Peace ANACS MS61. Why did they grade this just MS61?? Dunno! Nice original surfaces with satiny luster and some light yellowish patina, probably imparted by roll storage. No distracting hits, and just a few light
hairlines on the cheek. Strike is average for the issue. This is also, I believe, a VAM3, DD obverse, with nice doubling on the "TR" in TRUST.Should grade MS62,and is worth at least half of MS63 money. $199 SOLD
1928 S Peace Dollar PCGS MS63. This is from an original roll and has a light greyish rosy gold tone over both sides. NGC MS64's are bid at $800 (bluesheet), and this very original piece stands a good chance to make that grade. $495
1928 Peace ANACS MS61. Brilliant white. Sharp with some hairlining on obv, rev quite frosty w/ some tics, reeding marks. $499
1934 D Peace DGS MS62. Absolutely looks MS64. Creamy white with a hint of vanilla, great strike, nice frosty luster, and about the number of contact marks you would expect on a MS65 coin. Downgraded for some light lines on either side. Great looking coin. $259 SOLD
1935 P Peace dollar PCI MS 64. Looks 64 to me. Typically satiny and clean with light gold caste. $140. Greysheet is $182 in MS64.
CURRENCY
1891 $1 Treasury Note, PMG 12, a nice fine, solid edges and corners, good color, no pinholes or tears, light soiling for the grade, no disruptive folds, and very well centered. Reverse looks closer to VF. $290
1899 $1 Silver Certificate "Black Eagles", (4) nearly consecutive) PMG 63 and (3) PMG 64. Nice notes $640 and $675 ea, respectively. Beautiful notes. 2% off for the group.
1917 $2 Legal Tender, Fine, with wallet staining. Still nice, staining mostly apparent on back, good body and integrity. $87
1917 $1 Legal Tender, Choice Very Fine. Sharp color, corners and edges, with a touch of wallet fraying at top center. Quite crisp. $122.
1918 Federal Reserve Bank Note (Defiant Eagle Reverse) PMG 40. Looks Choice CU. $250
1918 FRBN, Defiant Eagle, VG. Has some wallet staining and minor skinning on the back, with several very tiny splits at the folds, but a very nice note for the grade otherwise, with good body and solid integrity. $97
1923 Silver cert STAR note. Solid VG, a bit dirty, but nice body, edges and corners. No pinholes. $120
1923 Silver Certificate PCGS 65PPQ. Bright with great color and embossing. $245
1923 Silver Certificate PCGS 64. Bold, deep inks, a touch of smudging in the margins, looks great. $169
1928 A Silver Cert PMG CU 64 EPQ. Slightly better margins and this would be Gem. $89
1928 A Silver Cert Ch CU 63. Well margined. $75
1928 A Silver Cert Ch CU 63. Well margined, bold embossing. $75
1928 A Silver Certs, lot of six different blocks, grades from VG to VF, just one VG, rest are fine or better. $115
1928 A Silver Cert Crisp and bright VF30 $37
1928 B Silver Cert Crisp VF20 $33
1934 Silver Cert VF30 attempted erasure of a small purple squiggle $33
1928 A $1 Silver Cert, raw Choice CU 64. $79
1934 Silver Certificate VF/XF, crisp and bright, nice note. $48
1935E $1 Silver cert STAR bright, crisp AU $12 ON HOLD
1957 A $1 SC, Ch AU, MA block. 5 consecutive notes, each with a single soft middle fold. $20 for the group
1957 B $1 SC, VA block, 40 consecutive Gems, deep blue overprint with great paper quality. $320
2001 $5 FRN 6 sequential star notes, Fresh Gems. $59
1928 $10 Gold Certificate, VF30/VF20. Faces up great, with two heavier folds showing on the back only and moderate soiling from wallet storage between the folds only (1/3 of the back). Great color and quite crisp. $130
1934 Boston $100 FRN, XF. Light green Seal. Great looking note, with bright lime green seal and serials, deep black design features on front, and bright creme de menthe green back features. Virtually unsoiled, and perfectly centered, very crisp, with a light horizontal fold and two barely apparent verticals. Tougher district. $175
1935 A $1 HAWAII, choice VF, bright and clean with deep mahogany seals and serials. $53
1934 A North Africa $5, Choice AU. One barely discernible fold in the middle, very light handling, right margin is a tad tight. Nice color on the seals. $149
1934 A North Africa $10, CU. Some faint ink transfer on the face, a bottom right tip bend, short and faint diagonal crease in the upper margin, extending just to the design. Good color and well centered. $210
1934 A North Africa $10, XF. Three light folds, more apparent on back than front, perfectly centered, unabused edges and corners, nice color, virtually unsoiled and quite crisp. $119
1934 A St Louis $10 FRN , DGS, Choice New. Clean and crisp, centered to the left on front and to the right on back, with a huge left hand margin. A counting crinkle is noted to the right of the seal. Bluish green seal and serials are a bit light, all other features boldly colored front and back. $38
1929 $50 FRBN, Cleveland , choice VF, bright and clean $82
1929 $20 FRBN, Chicago, choice VF, bright and clean $53
2003 KC FRN $1 Radar or palindrome serial # J05466450B. Superb Gem, straight out of a Fed "Brick". Perfectly centered, virtually flawless note. $12
2001 KC $1 FRN, Superb Gem, repeater, serial# J18787871B. Perfectly centered and flawless. $12
MISC LOTS
1956 "Year Set" in white Capital plastic holder, five denominations, various mints. MS63 or better, brilliant, w/ some tone on the dime. $22
1952 "Year Set" in white capital palstic holder, five denominations, various mints. MS63 or better, brilliant. $25
1953 "Year Set" in white Capital plastic holder, five denominations, various mints. MS63 or better, brilliant. $25
1955 "Year Set" in white Capital plastic holder, five denominations, various mints. MS63 or better, brilliant. $27
(5) Proof sets, (2) '68 (3) '70, in mint packaging. $42
(3) 1969 Mint sets, in mint packaging, $25.
1984 Prestige Proof Set, w/all the trimmins' $25
1986 Prestige Proof Set, ditto $27
1989 Prestige Proof Set, ditto $37
1990 Prestige Proof Set, ditto $23
1997 Prestige Proof Set, ditto $143
All five sets above: $245
COMMEMORATIVES
1936 Bridgeport ICG MS64. Appropriately graded, with clean, well struck, lustrous white surfaces. A touch of patina appears as you view at an angle. Very nice coin. $160
1936 Robinson - Arkansas. Brilliant MS63 $92 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Robinson - Arkansas. Brilliant MS63, nicer, $97 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Robinson - Arkansas. Brilliant MS63, nicest, $100 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Robinson - Arkansas, Pale lavender at the peripheries MS64. $119 MAKE AN OFFER
1937 Roanoake. Brilliant MS63. $187 MAKE AN OFFER
1937 Roanoake. Some golden red highlights MS64. $209 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 P Columbia. Hint of tan MS63. $210 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 S Columbia. Hint of tan MS63. $210 MAKE AN OFFER
1922 Grant. Brilliant AU58. $75 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Cleveland. Brilliant MS63+. $93 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 York. Brilliant MS64. $199 MAKE AN OFFER
1925 S California Jubilee. MS62. Brilliant with a touch of mottled tone as often seen. $189 MAKE AN OFFER
1936 Wisconsin. Brilliant with a hint of tone MS60. Two tiny rim bumps, some friction on the beaver. $189 MAKE AN OFFER
1934 Maryland DGS MS63. Conservatively graded, with flashy white chromelike luster and a good strike for the issue. A few contact marks on the high relief portrait, as usual, are noted. Nice looking coin. $159
1936 S Bay Bridge NGC MS64. A lustrous and obviously original piece, flashy white intermingled with red and blue/grey amongst the devices. Looks awesome. $195 ON HOLD
1946 P BTW ANACS MS64, old holder, creamy white, average, $25
1946 D BTW NGC MS64 Brill and lustrous, obv a touch baggy. $25
1946 D BTW PCGS MS65 Light antiquish tone with nice luster. Attractive coin. $52
1946 D BTW ANACS MS65 brill with faint gold, $49
1947 P BTW PCGS MS63 Brilliant $32
1947 P BTW NGC MS64 Brill, with a touch of tone, slightly PL. Old fattie holder, but grade looks right. $42
1947 P BTW NGC MS64 Brill. $40
1947 P BTW NGC MS64 Brill, nice luster, half moon of mauve tone on reverse, looks bag toned. $42
1947 D BTW ANACS MS64 Brilliant $40
1947 D BTW ANACS MS64 White and frosty/creamy $40
1947 D BTW PCGS MS65 OGH, Brill, grade's right. $85
1947 D BTW PCGS MS65 Brilliant with a hint of tone, average for the grade. $85
1947 S BTW NGC MS65 Light mauve/russet over very lustrous surfaces nice antiquish look $67
1947 PDS BTW ANACS 63/64/64. Consecutive old holders, creamy to brilliant on the S mint, a nice matched set. $139
1947 PDS BTW ANACS MS65. P is creamy, clean and looks better; D is brilliant; S is a touch hazy with some die polish. A white set, P&S are consecutive (one # apart). $239
1947 PDS BTW NGC65/66/65 gorgeous matched and original white set with a thin crescent of irridescent reddish amber on the bottom of each obverse. "D" mint has PCGS pop of 53/0,NGC pop of 75/2. I believe the "D" mint to be one of the absolute scarcest Commems in Superb Gem. Their absence from most inventories and auctions suggests that the 2000 sets distributed by Stacks may be all that exist of the "D" mint, with the huge remainder of 98,000 being melted for future BTW and WC issues. $795 MAKE AN OFFER
1948 D BTW PCGS MS65 Brilliant, faint patina at the rims $69
1948 P BTW NGC MS65 Brilliant, very satiny luster $69
1948 P BTW NGC MS65 Brilliant $69
1948 D BTW NGC MS65 Brilliant and quite clean $69
1950 PDS BTW PCGS66/65/66. A lovely white set with great strike and luster, well matched with a touch of haziness. I have found the '50 P and D to be tough coins in any grade, possibly another two issues that saw heavy melting, with the surviving populations much less than the estimates. $675 MAKE AN OFFER
1950 S BTW NGC MS65 Old fat holder, Brilliant with a hint of attractive speckling. PL, but not noted (pre designation?) Clean and attractive, might grade higher. $69
1951 P BTW NGC MS65 Brilliant, older holder $65
1951 P BTW ANACS MS65 old holder, Brilliant and lustrous gem with thin band of golden rim tone framing either side. Really nice $70
1952 P WC MS63 Brilliant, raw, $18
1953 S WC MS63 Brilliant, raw, $18 (6 avail)
1936s Bay Bridge NGC MS64 Gorgeous $195
1884 P Morgan rainbow toned obverse, even monotone reverse. MS63 $75
1936 Wisconsin MS60 + $195
1883 P Morgan two sided rainbow MS63+ $75
1922 Grant AU58 $80
1936 Robinson-Arkansas MS63++ $105
1936 York MS64 $205
1925 S Cal Jubilee MS62 $195
1936 Cleveland MS63 $98
1936 P Columbia MS63 $220
1936 S Columbia MS63 $220
1936 Robinson-Arkansas MS64 $125
1937 Roanoake MS63 $190
1937 Roanoake MS64 $215
1945 P Walker NGC MS65 $185
1923 $1 Silver Cert PCGS CH New 64
1921 Peace ICG MS62 Avg for the grade, well struck, good luster, great rim tone, $295
1958 P Roll end coins
1956 P Roll end coins
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1923 Silver Cert PCGS65PPQ $262
1837 Capped Bust Dime choice fine and unmessed with. $62
'42 P Walker PCGS 64 white $56
1957 P roll end pair. Gorgeous 64FBL and 65, respectively. $90
1882 S Morgan MS64+, $60
1899 "Black Eagle" PMG64EPQ. These are high end, if not better. 3 available $675 each
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1957 P roll end toner, grades MS64 or better, $20
'52 year set MS63 or better $25
'45 P Walker PCGS64 $56
1955 P NGC65 mint set tone. $45
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62 different Choice to very Choice BU wheats in a new 1909-1958 Dansco. Dates are 34P, 35PD, 36PD, 37PDS, 38D, 39PD, 40D, 41DS, 42PDS, 43PD, and 44PDS through 1958 PD. Most will be fully red, with a few showing slight mellowing or tone. Also, some specks/ flecks/minor spots on some, but overall very nice sets, grading MS63 / MS64+. $200 delivered, without the album $185. Multiple sets available.
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Still loving my Dansco w/ the full red Lincoln wheats!!! The set is highly recommend!! Been adding a few more since my purchase but I'm not sure I'll be able to complete the entire set in BU reds
Michael Kittle Rare Coins --- 1908-S Indian Head Cent Grading Set --- No. 1 1909 Mint Set --- Kittlecoins on Facebook --- Long Beach Table 448
1949 S Franklin ICG MS63 FBL, lustrous and mostly white with a hint of bright russet. They may have been a tad generous on the grade, but Bell Lines are sharp. $115
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1939 D Walker ANACS MS61
Many members on this forum that now it cannot fit in my signature. Please ask for entire list.
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