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~* THE OFFICIAL DARKSIDE WEEKLY SWAP/BST THREAD FOR THE WEEK BEGINNING 9/16/08 *~
lordmarcovan
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It's "Bargain Bin" time again!
PLEASE NOTE: the hyperlinks in the listings go to worldcoingallery.com, to stock photos of the type.
The coins in the links are NOT my coins! They are just stock photos.
My coins will be better or worse, depending on the stated grades.
Without exaggeration, I can say that in most cases, my coins are better.
Please add $1.00 for shipping to North America, elsewhere at actual cost. PayPal accepted and preferred.
AUSTRALIA: halfpenny, 1942(b), AU50 (possibly cleaned, but attractive color nonetheless).
KM41, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.50 XF, $20.00 UNC. $1.50.
AUSTRALIA: halfpenny, 1951-PL, AU58 (possibly cleaned but really pretty iridescent toning with sea green and purplish undertones).
KM42, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF, $4.00 UNC.
Struck in London. $3.50. RESERVED: "i***0".
AUSTRALIA: halfpenny, 1959(m), UNC (MS62 BN).
KM61, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC, $2.50 BU.
Light brown obverse with satiny cartwheel luster, mostly Red reverse. $1.00.
AUSTRALIA: 1 penny, 1943(p), EF40.
KM36, bronze. 2007 cat. $5.00 XF.
Medium brown, Perth mint. $4.00.
AUSTRALIA: 1 penny, 1943(p), AU55, small nick obverse.
KM36, bronze. 2007 cat. $5.00 XF, $20.00 UNC.
Medium brown. Obverse nick is a tiny hit to George's temple and is hardly noticeable or worth mentioning. $4.50.
CANADA: 1 cent, 1901, F15, old cleaning.
KM7, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.25 VG, $3.00 F.
Orange-brown, semi-retoned from an old cleaning. $2.00.
CANADA: 5 cents, 1917, VF35.
KM22, .925 silver/.0346 oz. 2007 cat. $3.00 VF, $7.00 XF.
Nice little "fishscale" with gold-grey toning and no distractions. $3.50.
CANADA: 5 cents, 1944, AU55.
KM40a, chromium-plated steel. 2007 cat. $0.90 XF, $2.00 MS60.
Bright white with nice cartwheel luster and none of the typical rusty spots. $1.00
CANADA: 25 cents, 1919, VG8.
KM24, .925 silver./.1734 oz. 2007 cat. $1.85 VG.
Light grey to off-white, well worn with fairly flat portrait, but no problems aside from normal circulation wear. $1.75. RESERVED: "b***s".
CANADA (NEWFOUNDLAND): 50 cents, 1908, VG8.
KM11, .925 silver/.3504 oz. 2007 cat. $3.75 VG.
Off white and decent. Maybe cleaned once, but not harshly so, if it was. One tiny, minor hit on the date.
Krause seems way low on this Newfie stuff. Only 160,000 of these were struck. $3.75. RESERVED: "r***9".
CUBA: 1 centavo, 1920, F12.
KM9.1, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Handsome medium-grey toned coin with nice contrast between the fields and devices. $1.00.
CUBA: 5 centavos, 1920, VF20.
KM11.1, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Light gold-grey tone with no distractions. $1.50.
DENMARK: 25 ore, 1924(h), EF40. HCN-GJ initials.
KM823.1, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $4.50 XF, $17.50 UNC.
Goldish toning with some light striations due to impurities in the alloy (sort of like "woodgrain" toning, but subtle).
Sharp details. I was harsh in grading this one, initially. Aside from the lack of much luster, I would change the grade to AU. Nice. $3.50.
FRANCE: 5 centimes, 1910, VF25.
KM842, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.50 F, $9.00 VF.
Medium to dark brown. Slightly better date. Some tiny verdigris specks in recessed areas,
which are not that apparent and might be treatable with an oil soak. $3.00
FRANCE: 5 centimes, 1914, AU50.
KM842, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.75 XF, $9.00 UNC.
Medium brown and nice. $1.75. RESERVED: "b***s".
FRANCE: 5 centimes, 1916(s), EF45.
KM842, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.75 XF, $7.50 UNC.
Star privy mark (struck in Madrid, Spain). Medium brown and nice. $2.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
FRANCE: 5 centimes, 1925, EF40.
KM875, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF.
No distractions, even gold-grey color, sharp detail. $1.00.
FRANCE: 10 centimes, 1915, AU58.
KM843, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.75 XF, $12.00 UNC.
Chocolate brown and a truly exquisite example of this truly exquisite design.
Only the faintest whisper of any rub at all on the highest point, and if that weren't a bit lighter color, it would go unnoticed and this would be an UNC.
I personally guarantee this one will knock your socks off and you won't believe you got it for eight bucks. $8.00.
FRANCE: 50 centimes, 1936, VF20.
KM894.1, almuminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF.
Medium gold-brown color, no distractions, slightly better date. $1.00.
FRANCE: 1 franc, 1918, VF35.
KM844.1, .835 silver/.1342 oz. Cat. $1.00 VF, $1.50 XF. (Undervalued, in my opinion.)
The ever-popular "Sower", dubbed "The French Walker" by US collectors for its resemblance to the US Walking Liberty half dollar design.
Light gold peripheral toning, nice luster for the grade, attractive. Steal it for $1.25. RESERVED: "M***o".
FRANCE (VICHY STATE): 1 franc, 1942, EF40.
KM902.1, aluminum. 2007 cat. $1.50 XF.
Even silvery color with subtle luster. $1.00.
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1921, VF20.
KM877, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
"Chamber of Commerce" type. Medium to dark brownish-gold, no problems or distractions. $1.25.
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1923, VF20.
KM877, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF.
"Chamber of Commerce" type. Light to medium brownish-gold, no problems or distractions. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1937, EF40.
KM886, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $2.00 XF.
Medium brownish-gold, no problems. $1.50.
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1941, VF35.
KM886, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $2.00 XF.
Medium gold color, no problems. $1.00.
FRANCE (VICHY STATE): 2 francs, 1943, EF45.
KM904.1, aluminum. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $6.00 UNC.
Medium silvery color. Slightly scuffy on obverse, but not awful. $1.00.
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1944, VF20.
KM886a.1, aluminum. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Better date. One small piece of crud on "RT" in "LIBERTE" on the reverse- should be removable. $1.00.
FRANCE: 20 francs, 1950, EF40.
KM917.1 (link says 917.2, but 917.2 is coins with the "B" mintmark- same design), aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF.
Medium gold color. $1.00.
FRANCE: 20 francs, 1951, UNC (MS63).
KM917.1 (link says 917.2, but 917.2 is coins with the "B" mintmark- same design), aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $2.50 UNC.
Light gold color with subtle cartwheel luster. $2.00. RESERVED: "i***0".
FRANCE: 20 francs, 1952, EF40.
KM917.1 (link says 917.2, but 917.2 is coins with the "B" mintmark- same design), aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF.
Medium gold color. $1.00.
FRENCH INDO-CHINA: 20 cents, 1941-S, VF20.
KM23a.2, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF.
Medium grey-brown toning. If I don't sell this, maybe I'll give it to Don at worldcoingallery.com, because his example in the link is awful.
This one is OK. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, USA. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
GERMANY (IMPERIAL): 1/2 mark, 1918-D, BU (MS63).
KM17, .900 silver/.0803 oz. 2007 cat. $10.00 UNC.
Lovely lustrous example with slight gold toning. $9.00.
GERMANY (THIRD REICH-NAZI): 2 reichsmark, 1939-B, AU53, Swastika-Hindenburg type.
KM93, .625 silver/.1607 oz. 2007 cat. $5.00 XF, $14.00 UNC.
White to off-white coin with average luster for the grade. Struck at Vienna, Austria. $6.50. RESERVED: "b***s".
GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC- WEST GERMANY): 5 pfennig, 1950-D, UNC (MS63).
KM107, brass-plated steel. 2007 cat. $1.50 XF, $5.00 UNC.
I think these are overvalued in Krause, so take this one for less than XF price.
It has one very subtle, small spot/stain on the obverse but is decent, with luster beneath the toning. $1.00.
GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC- WEST GERMANY): 10 pfennig, 1950-G, AU50.
KM108, brass-plated steel. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $8.00 UNC.
Medium gold color with subtle luster beneath the toning. Karlsruhe Mint. $1.00.
GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC- WEST GERMANY): 1 mark, 1960-F, VF30.
KM110, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $2.00 VF, $25.00 XF. (Wow, what a jump!)
I guess you could call this XF, if you wanted. It's close, and they're hard to grade.
Find a sucker who's willing to pay the grossly-inflated $25.00 XF Krause price, haha. Sheesh. $2.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 farthing, 1942, AU58 (RB).
KM843. bronze. 2007 cat. $0.50 XF, $4.50 UNC.
Oh-so close to UNC. In fact, some might say it is. A very handsome coin with lots of original red peeking out. $3.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 farthing, 1949, AU53.
KM843. bronze. 2007 cat. $0.50 XF, $6.50 UNC.
Medium brown. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 farthing, 1949, AU58.
KM843. bronze. 2007 cat. $0.50 XF, $6.50 UNC.
Medium brown, with a tiny rim tick at about 4:00 on the obverse. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: halfpenny, 1914, VF20.
KM809, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Medium brown. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: halfpenny, 1944, AU55.
KM844, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $7.50 UNC.
Traces of original red beneath light red-brown toning. Nice. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: halfpenny, 1964, BU (MS64 RD).
KM896, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC.
Bright mint red with strong cartwheel luster. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1903, EF40.
KM794.2, bronze. 2007 cat. $12.00 XF.
Dark brown with nice surfaces and sharp detail- King Edward actually has some hair! $8.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1912-H, F12.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 F.
Dark brown, slightly lighter on the portrait, "H"-mintmarked Heaton Mint coin. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1912-H, F15.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 F, $8.00 VF.
Very similar to the previous coin, but just a tiny bit nicer. $1.25.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1916, EF40.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $10.00 XF.
Medium brown with nice surfaces and detail. $5.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1918, EF40.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $10.00 XF.
Medium to dark brown with prominent "ghosting" of the obverse portrait on the reverse side. $6.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1919, VF25.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $10.00 XF.
Medium chocolate brown with no distractions. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1919, VF35.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $10.00 XF.
Medium chocolate brown with light "ghosting" of the obverse portrait on the reverse side. Faint rim tick at 9:00 on the obverse. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1919-H, F12.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 F, $15.00 VF.
Medium to dark brown with prominent "ghosting" of the obverse portrait on the reverse side.
Slightly better "H"-mintmarked Heaton Mint coin. 'Tis a pity I don't have this date in XF like some of the others! $1.25.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1920, VF20.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Medium brown. $1.25.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1937, EF40.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF.
Nice chocolate brown. Tiny, near-microscopic rim tick at about 11:00 on the obverse- hardly worth mentioning. $1.50.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1937, AU53.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF, $7.50 UNC.
Nice even brown. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1938, AU53.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF, $10.00 UNC.
Light chocolate brown and nice. Bonus! One small cat hair inside the 2x2, at no extra charge. Whoopsie. $1.50.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1939, AU50.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $4.00 XF, $15.00 UNC.
Medium brown. $2.75.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1940, AU50.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $10.00 XF, $40.00 UNC. (Boy, I wish I had those full-red BUs I sold for eight bucks apiece in 1992 back, now!)
Medium brown. $8.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1940, AU55.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $10.00 XF, $40.00 UNC.
Light red-brown with gorgeous semi-iridescent orange target toning on the obverse. The color almost looks too good to be true.
I cannot swear it is 100% original, but it might be. It looks original on the reverse. The obverse peripheral toning makes
this piece really stunning when held at a certain angle to the light. Maybe it was from an old cleaning or maybe it's just natural album toning,
but either way, this coin is really attractive. $12.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1948, AU58.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $7.50 UNC.
Light red-brown with traces of original pinkish-red luster. Nice. Might actually be MS63-64 BN. $5.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 3 pence, 1920, VF35.
KM813, .925 silver/.0420 oz. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $3.00 XF.
Dark original grey and attractive. Actually I am not sure this is a KM813 (.925 silver) or a KM813a (.500 silver), since 1920 was the
transitional year. I think it's .925, though. Catalog price is the same either way, and either way this coin should be easily worth $1.00. RESERVED: "d***8".
GREAT BRITAIN: 6 pence, 1910, G4.
KM799, .925 silver/.0895 oz. 2007 cat. $3.00 F.
Light olive-gold toning, well worn but all features and lettering show clearly. Some would probably call this VG.
I would myself, but for the slight weakness on the left side of the wreath. Pleasing for a low grade example. $1.00. RESERVED: "d***8".
GREAT BRITAIN: 6 pence, 1934, VG8.
KM832, .500 silver/.0455 oz. 2007 cat. $2.00 F.
Brownish-gold toning, mostly on the obverse. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 shilling, 1916, VF30.
KM816, .925 silver/.1682 oz. 2007 cat. $3.50 VF, $20.00 XF.
Overall dove grey toning with tiny hints of luster beneath. Very handsome for the grade. $3.50. RESERVED: "d***8".
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 shilling, 1939, VF25, English crest reverse.
KM853, .500 silver/.0909 oz. 2007 cat. $3.00 XF (BV in VF).
Off white with some goldish tones, subtle cartwheel luster. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 shilling, 1940, VF35, English crest reverse.
KM853, .500 silver/.0909 oz. 2007 cat. $2.50 XF (BV in VF).
Very similar to the previous coin: off white with some goldish tones and subtle cartwheel luster. $1.25.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 shilling, 1942, EF40, English crest reverse.
KM853, .500 silver/.0909 oz. 2007 cat. $2.00 XF.
Again, very similar in appearance to the previous two coins. Off white with some goldish tones and subtle cartwheel luster. $1.75.
GUATEMALA, 5 centavos, 1964, BU (MS63).
KM261, .70 silver/.0386 oz. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC.
Small but eye-catching. White with bright luster. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
HONG KONG: 50 cents, 1951, VF20.
KM27.1, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $2.00 VF.
Medium grey. $1.00. RESERVED: "i***0".
HUNGARY: 50 forint, 1995-BP, AU55.
KM697, copper-nickel-clad brass. 2007 cat. $$0.50 XF, $2.50 UNC.
Saker falcon on the obverse. White silvery color with some luster. $1.00.
ICELAND: 2 aurar, 1942, AU53.
KM6.2, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $2.00 UNC.
Medium chocolate brown with no distractions. $1.00.
ICELAND: 1 krona, 1999, BU (MS64).
KM27a, nickel-coated steel. 2007 cat. $1.25 BU.
Bright white and flashy. $1.00.
INDIA: 1 pice, 1955(B), BU (MS63 RB).
KM1.4, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.00 UNC, $2.50 BU.
Bombay Mint. Pinkish-orange-red overall, with nice cartwheel luster. Full red except for some slight mellowing over the horse. Nice. $1.25.
INDONESIA: 500 rupiah, 2003, BU (MS63).
KM67, aluminum. Unlisted in 2007 Krause. The smaller KM59 coins of this design list for $2.00 UNC.
Jasmine flower reverse. Silver-white with luster. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
ITALY: 200 lire, 1993-R, BU (MS63). 70th Anniversary of Military Aviation commemorative.
KM155, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $2.50 UNC.
Medium gold color with luster. $1.25.
LUXEMBOURG: 2-1/2 centimes, 1908(u), VF20.
KM21, bronze. 2008 cat. $1.50 VF. Undervalued in Krause.
Only 400,000 struck. Even dark brown with nice surfaces and no distractions. $1.25. RESERVED: "b***s".
LUXEMBOURG: 50 centimes, 1930, VF25.
KM43, nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $10.00 XF.
One-year type. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
LUXEMBOURG: 5 francs, 1929, VG8.
KM38, .625 silver/.1608 oz. 2007 cat. (BV) F.
Light grey. One-year type. $1.75. RESERVED: "M***o".
MALAYA: 10 cents, 1948, AU53.
KM8, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.40 XF, $4.50 UNC.
White with hints of gold toning, a few tiny, nondistracting specks. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
MALAYSIA: 1 sen, 1967, BU (MS63 RD).
KM1, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.00 UNC, $3.00 BU.
Nice orange-red coin. I think it somewhat overvalued in Krause, though, so it's yours for $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
MEXICO: 10 centavos, 1959, BU (MS63 RD x 3, MS64 RD x1). FOUR COINS.
KM433, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 BU.
All nice bright red coins with strong cartwheel luster. Benito Juarez on the obverse. $1.00 ea. for the MS63s, $1.25 for the MS64.
MEXICO: 20 pesos, 1982, VF35.
KM486, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $1.75 XF.
Slightly better date. Mayan Culture theme. Average for the grade. $1.00.
MEXICO: 50 pesos, 1986, VF20.
KM495, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $6.00 VF.
Key date. Benito Juarez. Speaking of Juarez and 1986, I spent over a month in Juarez, Mexico in 1986.
Maybe I should have saved up a bunch of these and not spent them, huh? 4.00.
NETHERLANDS: 1 cent, 1915, AU53.
KM152, bronze. 2007 cat. $3.00 XF, $12.00 UNC.
Dark brown with some lighter areas on the high points. $4.00.
NETHERLANDS: 10 cents, 1944-P, EF45.
KM163, .640 silver/.0288 oz. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF, $2.00 UNC.
White with gold overtones. $1.25.
NETHERLANDS: 1 gulden, 1957, AU53.
KM184, .720 silver/.1504 oz. 2007 cat. (BV) XF, $2.00 UNC.
Bright white with cartwheel luster. $1.75. RESERVED: "b***s".
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES: 1/10 gulden, 1963, AU55.
KM3, .640 silver/.0288 oz. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $4.00 UNC.
Bright white and lustrous. $2.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
NORWAY: 1 ore, 1951, AU58.
KM367, bronze. 2007 cat. $0.90 XF, $5.00 UNC.
Medium brown with nice surfaces. Might actually be a BN UNC- I can't really say for sure. $1.25. RESERVED: "i***0".
PARAGUAY: 10 centimos, 1953, BU (MS63). TWO COINS.
KM25, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC.
Both a mellow gold color with terrific cartwheel luster and very faint iridescent hues. Very pretty coins. $1.00 ea.
RUSSIA: 1 rouble, 1992-M, BU (MS63).
KM/Y311, brass-clad steel. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC.
Medium gold color. $1.00.
RUSSIA: 10 roubles, 1993(m), BU (MS63).
KM/Y313a, copper-nickel-clad steel. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC.
White with cartwheel luster. $1.50.
SWEDEN: 5 ore, 1950, EF40.
KM812, iron. 2007 cat. $2.00 XF.
Dark grey with lighter highlights. Some minor oxidation but no rust. $1.00.
SWITZERLAND: 2 rappen, 1963-B, BU (MS64 RB).
KM47, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC, $3.00 BU.
Full mint red but slightly mellowed, nice cartwheel luster. $1.00.
SWITZERLAND: 1 franc, 1964-B, Gem BU (MS65+).
KM24, .835 silver/.1342 oz. 2007 cat. $7.00 BU.
Blast white with intense cartwheel luster, very gemmy. $6.00.
SWITZERLAND: 1 franc, 1966-B, Gem BU (MS65+).
KM24, .835 silver/.1342 oz. 2007 cat. $7.00 BU.
Blast white with intense cartwheel luster, very gemmy. $6.00.
TANZANIA: 20 senti, 1981, BU (MS63).
KM2, nickel-brass. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC, $2.00 BU.
Bright gold color with nice luster. Faint hairline on obverse; perhaps I should have graded it MS62.
I can remember spending this type of coin when I lived in Tanzania as a child in 1972. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
TANZANIA: 50 senti, 1989, BU (MS63).
KM26, nickel-clad steel. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC, $2.00 BU.
Bright white and lustrous. $1.00.
VATICAN CITY: 2 lire, 1952 (Year XIV), AU58.
KM/y50, aluminum. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC.
White with cartwheel luster. Reverse: Fortitude, with lion at her feet. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
VIETNAM (SOUTH VIETNAM): 10 dong, 1964, AU55.
KM8, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $2.00 UNC.
Off-white with cartwheel luster. $1.00.
VIETNAM (SOUTH VIETNAM): 10 dong, 1968, AU58.
KM8a, nickel-clad steel. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $2.00 UNC.
White with cartwheel luster. Small spot/stain at bottom of reverse. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
PLEASE NOTE: the hyperlinks in the listings go to worldcoingallery.com, to stock photos of the type.
The coins in the links are NOT my coins! They are just stock photos.
My coins will be better or worse, depending on the stated grades.
Without exaggeration, I can say that in most cases, my coins are better.
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AUSTRALIA: halfpenny, 1942(b), AU50 (possibly cleaned, but attractive color nonetheless).
KM41, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.50 XF, $20.00 UNC. $1.50.
AUSTRALIA: halfpenny, 1951-PL, AU58 (possibly cleaned but really pretty iridescent toning with sea green and purplish undertones).
KM42, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF, $4.00 UNC.
Struck in London. $3.50. RESERVED: "i***0".
AUSTRALIA: halfpenny, 1959(m), UNC (MS62 BN).
KM61, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC, $2.50 BU.
Light brown obverse with satiny cartwheel luster, mostly Red reverse. $1.00.
AUSTRALIA: 1 penny, 1943(p), EF40.
KM36, bronze. 2007 cat. $5.00 XF.
Medium brown, Perth mint. $4.00.
AUSTRALIA: 1 penny, 1943(p), AU55, small nick obverse.
KM36, bronze. 2007 cat. $5.00 XF, $20.00 UNC.
Medium brown. Obverse nick is a tiny hit to George's temple and is hardly noticeable or worth mentioning. $4.50.
CANADA: 1 cent, 1901, F15, old cleaning.
KM7, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.25 VG, $3.00 F.
Orange-brown, semi-retoned from an old cleaning. $2.00.
CANADA: 5 cents, 1917, VF35.
KM22, .925 silver/.0346 oz. 2007 cat. $3.00 VF, $7.00 XF.
Nice little "fishscale" with gold-grey toning and no distractions. $3.50.
CANADA: 5 cents, 1944, AU55.
KM40a, chromium-plated steel. 2007 cat. $0.90 XF, $2.00 MS60.
Bright white with nice cartwheel luster and none of the typical rusty spots. $1.00
CANADA: 25 cents, 1919, VG8.
KM24, .925 silver./.1734 oz. 2007 cat. $1.85 VG.
Light grey to off-white, well worn with fairly flat portrait, but no problems aside from normal circulation wear. $1.75. RESERVED: "b***s".
CANADA (NEWFOUNDLAND): 50 cents, 1908, VG8.
KM11, .925 silver/.3504 oz. 2007 cat. $3.75 VG.
Off white and decent. Maybe cleaned once, but not harshly so, if it was. One tiny, minor hit on the date.
Krause seems way low on this Newfie stuff. Only 160,000 of these were struck. $3.75. RESERVED: "r***9".
CUBA: 1 centavo, 1920, F12.
KM9.1, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Handsome medium-grey toned coin with nice contrast between the fields and devices. $1.00.
CUBA: 5 centavos, 1920, VF20.
KM11.1, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Light gold-grey tone with no distractions. $1.50.
DENMARK: 25 ore, 1924(h), EF40. HCN-GJ initials.
KM823.1, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $4.50 XF, $17.50 UNC.
Goldish toning with some light striations due to impurities in the alloy (sort of like "woodgrain" toning, but subtle).
Sharp details. I was harsh in grading this one, initially. Aside from the lack of much luster, I would change the grade to AU. Nice. $3.50.
FRANCE: 5 centimes, 1910, VF25.
KM842, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.50 F, $9.00 VF.
Medium to dark brown. Slightly better date. Some tiny verdigris specks in recessed areas,
which are not that apparent and might be treatable with an oil soak. $3.00
FRANCE: 5 centimes, 1914, AU50.
KM842, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.75 XF, $9.00 UNC.
Medium brown and nice. $1.75. RESERVED: "b***s".
FRANCE: 5 centimes, 1916(s), EF45.
KM842, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.75 XF, $7.50 UNC.
Star privy mark (struck in Madrid, Spain). Medium brown and nice. $2.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
FRANCE: 5 centimes, 1925, EF40.
KM875, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF.
No distractions, even gold-grey color, sharp detail. $1.00.
FRANCE: 10 centimes, 1915, AU58.
KM843, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.75 XF, $12.00 UNC.
Chocolate brown and a truly exquisite example of this truly exquisite design.
Only the faintest whisper of any rub at all on the highest point, and if that weren't a bit lighter color, it would go unnoticed and this would be an UNC.
I personally guarantee this one will knock your socks off and you won't believe you got it for eight bucks. $8.00.
FRANCE: 50 centimes, 1936, VF20.
KM894.1, almuminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF.
Medium gold-brown color, no distractions, slightly better date. $1.00.
FRANCE: 1 franc, 1918, VF35.
KM844.1, .835 silver/.1342 oz. Cat. $1.00 VF, $1.50 XF. (Undervalued, in my opinion.)
The ever-popular "Sower", dubbed "The French Walker" by US collectors for its resemblance to the US Walking Liberty half dollar design.
Light gold peripheral toning, nice luster for the grade, attractive. Steal it for $1.25. RESERVED: "M***o".
FRANCE (VICHY STATE): 1 franc, 1942, EF40.
KM902.1, aluminum. 2007 cat. $1.50 XF.
Even silvery color with subtle luster. $1.00.
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1921, VF20.
KM877, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
"Chamber of Commerce" type. Medium to dark brownish-gold, no problems or distractions. $1.25.
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1923, VF20.
KM877, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF.
"Chamber of Commerce" type. Light to medium brownish-gold, no problems or distractions. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1937, EF40.
KM886, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $2.00 XF.
Medium brownish-gold, no problems. $1.50.
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1941, VF35.
KM886, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $2.00 XF.
Medium gold color, no problems. $1.00.
FRANCE (VICHY STATE): 2 francs, 1943, EF45.
KM904.1, aluminum. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $6.00 UNC.
Medium silvery color. Slightly scuffy on obverse, but not awful. $1.00.
FRANCE: 2 francs, 1944, VF20.
KM886a.1, aluminum. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Better date. One small piece of crud on "RT" in "LIBERTE" on the reverse- should be removable. $1.00.
FRANCE: 20 francs, 1950, EF40.
KM917.1 (link says 917.2, but 917.2 is coins with the "B" mintmark- same design), aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF.
Medium gold color. $1.00.
FRANCE: 20 francs, 1951, UNC (MS63).
KM917.1 (link says 917.2, but 917.2 is coins with the "B" mintmark- same design), aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $2.50 UNC.
Light gold color with subtle cartwheel luster. $2.00. RESERVED: "i***0".
FRANCE: 20 francs, 1952, EF40.
KM917.1 (link says 917.2, but 917.2 is coins with the "B" mintmark- same design), aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF.
Medium gold color. $1.00.
FRENCH INDO-CHINA: 20 cents, 1941-S, VF20.
KM23a.2, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF.
Medium grey-brown toning. If I don't sell this, maybe I'll give it to Don at worldcoingallery.com, because his example in the link is awful.
This one is OK. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, USA. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
GERMANY (IMPERIAL): 1/2 mark, 1918-D, BU (MS63).
KM17, .900 silver/.0803 oz. 2007 cat. $10.00 UNC.
Lovely lustrous example with slight gold toning. $9.00.
GERMANY (THIRD REICH-NAZI): 2 reichsmark, 1939-B, AU53, Swastika-Hindenburg type.
KM93, .625 silver/.1607 oz. 2007 cat. $5.00 XF, $14.00 UNC.
White to off-white coin with average luster for the grade. Struck at Vienna, Austria. $6.50. RESERVED: "b***s".
GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC- WEST GERMANY): 5 pfennig, 1950-D, UNC (MS63).
KM107, brass-plated steel. 2007 cat. $1.50 XF, $5.00 UNC.
I think these are overvalued in Krause, so take this one for less than XF price.
It has one very subtle, small spot/stain on the obverse but is decent, with luster beneath the toning. $1.00.
GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC- WEST GERMANY): 10 pfennig, 1950-G, AU50.
KM108, brass-plated steel. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $8.00 UNC.
Medium gold color with subtle luster beneath the toning. Karlsruhe Mint. $1.00.
GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC- WEST GERMANY): 1 mark, 1960-F, VF30.
KM110, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $2.00 VF, $25.00 XF. (Wow, what a jump!)
I guess you could call this XF, if you wanted. It's close, and they're hard to grade.
Find a sucker who's willing to pay the grossly-inflated $25.00 XF Krause price, haha. Sheesh. $2.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 farthing, 1942, AU58 (RB).
KM843. bronze. 2007 cat. $0.50 XF, $4.50 UNC.
Oh-so close to UNC. In fact, some might say it is. A very handsome coin with lots of original red peeking out. $3.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 farthing, 1949, AU53.
KM843. bronze. 2007 cat. $0.50 XF, $6.50 UNC.
Medium brown. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 farthing, 1949, AU58.
KM843. bronze. 2007 cat. $0.50 XF, $6.50 UNC.
Medium brown, with a tiny rim tick at about 4:00 on the obverse. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: halfpenny, 1914, VF20.
KM809, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Medium brown. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: halfpenny, 1944, AU55.
KM844, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $7.50 UNC.
Traces of original red beneath light red-brown toning. Nice. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: halfpenny, 1964, BU (MS64 RD).
KM896, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC.
Bright mint red with strong cartwheel luster. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1903, EF40.
KM794.2, bronze. 2007 cat. $12.00 XF.
Dark brown with nice surfaces and sharp detail- King Edward actually has some hair! $8.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1912-H, F12.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 F.
Dark brown, slightly lighter on the portrait, "H"-mintmarked Heaton Mint coin. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1912-H, F15.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 F, $8.00 VF.
Very similar to the previous coin, but just a tiny bit nicer. $1.25.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1916, EF40.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $10.00 XF.
Medium brown with nice surfaces and detail. $5.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1918, EF40.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $10.00 XF.
Medium to dark brown with prominent "ghosting" of the obverse portrait on the reverse side. $6.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1919, VF25.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $10.00 XF.
Medium chocolate brown with no distractions. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1919, VF35.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $10.00 XF.
Medium chocolate brown with light "ghosting" of the obverse portrait on the reverse side. Faint rim tick at 9:00 on the obverse. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1919-H, F12.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 F, $15.00 VF.
Medium to dark brown with prominent "ghosting" of the obverse portrait on the reverse side.
Slightly better "H"-mintmarked Heaton Mint coin. 'Tis a pity I don't have this date in XF like some of the others! $1.25.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1920, VF20.
KM810, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.50 VF.
Medium brown. $1.25.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1937, EF40.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF.
Nice chocolate brown. Tiny, near-microscopic rim tick at about 11:00 on the obverse- hardly worth mentioning. $1.50.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1937, AU53.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF, $7.50 UNC.
Nice even brown. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1938, AU53.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF, $10.00 UNC.
Light chocolate brown and nice. Bonus! One small cat hair inside the 2x2, at no extra charge. Whoopsie. $1.50.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1939, AU50.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $4.00 XF, $15.00 UNC.
Medium brown. $2.75.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1940, AU50.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $10.00 XF, $40.00 UNC. (Boy, I wish I had those full-red BUs I sold for eight bucks apiece in 1992 back, now!)
Medium brown. $8.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1940, AU55.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $10.00 XF, $40.00 UNC.
Light red-brown with gorgeous semi-iridescent orange target toning on the obverse. The color almost looks too good to be true.
I cannot swear it is 100% original, but it might be. It looks original on the reverse. The obverse peripheral toning makes
this piece really stunning when held at a certain angle to the light. Maybe it was from an old cleaning or maybe it's just natural album toning,
but either way, this coin is really attractive. $12.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 penny, 1948, AU58.
KM845, bronze. 2007 cat. $7.50 UNC.
Light red-brown with traces of original pinkish-red luster. Nice. Might actually be MS63-64 BN. $5.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 3 pence, 1920, VF35.
KM813, .925 silver/.0420 oz. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $3.00 XF.
Dark original grey and attractive. Actually I am not sure this is a KM813 (.925 silver) or a KM813a (.500 silver), since 1920 was the
transitional year. I think it's .925, though. Catalog price is the same either way, and either way this coin should be easily worth $1.00. RESERVED: "d***8".
GREAT BRITAIN: 6 pence, 1910, G4.
KM799, .925 silver/.0895 oz. 2007 cat. $3.00 F.
Light olive-gold toning, well worn but all features and lettering show clearly. Some would probably call this VG.
I would myself, but for the slight weakness on the left side of the wreath. Pleasing for a low grade example. $1.00. RESERVED: "d***8".
GREAT BRITAIN: 6 pence, 1934, VG8.
KM832, .500 silver/.0455 oz. 2007 cat. $2.00 F.
Brownish-gold toning, mostly on the obverse. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 shilling, 1916, VF30.
KM816, .925 silver/.1682 oz. 2007 cat. $3.50 VF, $20.00 XF.
Overall dove grey toning with tiny hints of luster beneath. Very handsome for the grade. $3.50. RESERVED: "d***8".
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 shilling, 1939, VF25, English crest reverse.
KM853, .500 silver/.0909 oz. 2007 cat. $3.00 XF (BV in VF).
Off white with some goldish tones, subtle cartwheel luster. $1.00.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 shilling, 1940, VF35, English crest reverse.
KM853, .500 silver/.0909 oz. 2007 cat. $2.50 XF (BV in VF).
Very similar to the previous coin: off white with some goldish tones and subtle cartwheel luster. $1.25.
GREAT BRITAIN: 1 shilling, 1942, EF40, English crest reverse.
KM853, .500 silver/.0909 oz. 2007 cat. $2.00 XF.
Again, very similar in appearance to the previous two coins. Off white with some goldish tones and subtle cartwheel luster. $1.75.
GUATEMALA, 5 centavos, 1964, BU (MS63).
KM261, .70 silver/.0386 oz. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC.
Small but eye-catching. White with bright luster. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
HONG KONG: 50 cents, 1951, VF20.
KM27.1, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $2.00 VF.
Medium grey. $1.00. RESERVED: "i***0".
HUNGARY: 50 forint, 1995-BP, AU55.
KM697, copper-nickel-clad brass. 2007 cat. $$0.50 XF, $2.50 UNC.
Saker falcon on the obverse. White silvery color with some luster. $1.00.
ICELAND: 2 aurar, 1942, AU53.
KM6.2, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $2.00 UNC.
Medium chocolate brown with no distractions. $1.00.
ICELAND: 1 krona, 1999, BU (MS64).
KM27a, nickel-coated steel. 2007 cat. $1.25 BU.
Bright white and flashy. $1.00.
INDIA: 1 pice, 1955(B), BU (MS63 RB).
KM1.4, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.00 UNC, $2.50 BU.
Bombay Mint. Pinkish-orange-red overall, with nice cartwheel luster. Full red except for some slight mellowing over the horse. Nice. $1.25.
INDONESIA: 500 rupiah, 2003, BU (MS63).
KM67, aluminum. Unlisted in 2007 Krause. The smaller KM59 coins of this design list for $2.00 UNC.
Jasmine flower reverse. Silver-white with luster. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
ITALY: 200 lire, 1993-R, BU (MS63). 70th Anniversary of Military Aviation commemorative.
KM155, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $2.50 UNC.
Medium gold color with luster. $1.25.
LUXEMBOURG: 2-1/2 centimes, 1908(u), VF20.
KM21, bronze. 2008 cat. $1.50 VF. Undervalued in Krause.
Only 400,000 struck. Even dark brown with nice surfaces and no distractions. $1.25. RESERVED: "b***s".
LUXEMBOURG: 50 centimes, 1930, VF25.
KM43, nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $10.00 XF.
One-year type. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
LUXEMBOURG: 5 francs, 1929, VG8.
KM38, .625 silver/.1608 oz. 2007 cat. (BV) F.
Light grey. One-year type. $1.75. RESERVED: "M***o".
MALAYA: 10 cents, 1948, AU53.
KM8, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.40 XF, $4.50 UNC.
White with hints of gold toning, a few tiny, nondistracting specks. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
MALAYSIA: 1 sen, 1967, BU (MS63 RD).
KM1, bronze. 2007 cat. $2.00 UNC, $3.00 BU.
Nice orange-red coin. I think it somewhat overvalued in Krause, though, so it's yours for $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
MEXICO: 10 centavos, 1959, BU (MS63 RD x 3, MS64 RD x1). FOUR COINS.
KM433, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.25 BU.
All nice bright red coins with strong cartwheel luster. Benito Juarez on the obverse. $1.00 ea. for the MS63s, $1.25 for the MS64.
MEXICO: 20 pesos, 1982, VF35.
KM486, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 VF, $1.75 XF.
Slightly better date. Mayan Culture theme. Average for the grade. $1.00.
MEXICO: 50 pesos, 1986, VF20.
KM495, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $6.00 VF.
Key date. Benito Juarez. Speaking of Juarez and 1986, I spent over a month in Juarez, Mexico in 1986.
Maybe I should have saved up a bunch of these and not spent them, huh? 4.00.
NETHERLANDS: 1 cent, 1915, AU53.
KM152, bronze. 2007 cat. $3.00 XF, $12.00 UNC.
Dark brown with some lighter areas on the high points. $4.00.
NETHERLANDS: 10 cents, 1944-P, EF45.
KM163, .640 silver/.0288 oz. 2007 cat. $1.25 XF, $2.00 UNC.
White with gold overtones. $1.25.
NETHERLANDS: 1 gulden, 1957, AU53.
KM184, .720 silver/.1504 oz. 2007 cat. (BV) XF, $2.00 UNC.
Bright white with cartwheel luster. $1.75. RESERVED: "b***s".
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES: 1/10 gulden, 1963, AU55.
KM3, .640 silver/.0288 oz. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $4.00 UNC.
Bright white and lustrous. $2.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
NORWAY: 1 ore, 1951, AU58.
KM367, bronze. 2007 cat. $0.90 XF, $5.00 UNC.
Medium brown with nice surfaces. Might actually be a BN UNC- I can't really say for sure. $1.25. RESERVED: "i***0".
PARAGUAY: 10 centimos, 1953, BU (MS63). TWO COINS.
KM25, aluminum-bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC.
Both a mellow gold color with terrific cartwheel luster and very faint iridescent hues. Very pretty coins. $1.00 ea.
RUSSIA: 1 rouble, 1992-M, BU (MS63).
KM/Y311, brass-clad steel. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC.
Medium gold color. $1.00.
RUSSIA: 10 roubles, 1993(m), BU (MS63).
KM/Y313a, copper-nickel-clad steel. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC.
White with cartwheel luster. $1.50.
SWEDEN: 5 ore, 1950, EF40.
KM812, iron. 2007 cat. $2.00 XF.
Dark grey with lighter highlights. Some minor oxidation but no rust. $1.00.
SWITZERLAND: 2 rappen, 1963-B, BU (MS64 RB).
KM47, bronze. 2007 cat. $1.00 UNC, $3.00 BU.
Full mint red but slightly mellowed, nice cartwheel luster. $1.00.
SWITZERLAND: 1 franc, 1964-B, Gem BU (MS65+).
KM24, .835 silver/.1342 oz. 2007 cat. $7.00 BU.
Blast white with intense cartwheel luster, very gemmy. $6.00.
SWITZERLAND: 1 franc, 1966-B, Gem BU (MS65+).
KM24, .835 silver/.1342 oz. 2007 cat. $7.00 BU.
Blast white with intense cartwheel luster, very gemmy. $6.00.
TANZANIA: 20 senti, 1981, BU (MS63).
KM2, nickel-brass. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC, $2.00 BU.
Bright gold color with nice luster. Faint hairline on obverse; perhaps I should have graded it MS62.
I can remember spending this type of coin when I lived in Tanzania as a child in 1972. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
TANZANIA: 50 senti, 1989, BU (MS63).
KM26, nickel-clad steel. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC, $2.00 BU.
Bright white and lustrous. $1.00.
VATICAN CITY: 2 lire, 1952 (Year XIV), AU58.
KM/y50, aluminum. 2007 cat. $1.50 UNC.
White with cartwheel luster. Reverse: Fortitude, with lion at her feet. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
VIETNAM (SOUTH VIETNAM): 10 dong, 1964, AU55.
KM8, copper-nickel. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $2.00 UNC.
Off-white with cartwheel luster. $1.00.
VIETNAM (SOUTH VIETNAM): 10 dong, 1968, AU58.
KM8a, nickel-clad steel. 2007 cat. $1.00 XF, $2.00 UNC.
White with cartwheel luster. Small spot/stain at bottom of reverse. $1.00. RESERVED: "b***s".
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1907-S ONE PESO NGC MS-62 - $185
1921 50 CENTAVOS NGC MS-64 - $225
1904-S 20 CENTAVOS NGC MS-63 - $225
1933 1 CENTAVO NGC MS-65 RD - $175
1862 ONE RUPEE PCGS AU-58 - $95
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1902 Great Britain Crown, PCGS MS64. A stunning PQ example with dove gray toning. an awesome coin!
$450.00
Israeli coin (from the 1950s I think?), with cool iridescent toning
$10.00
1925 Peace. obverse is a very strong MS64 or 65. Reverse is a very strong MS66+
$60.00
really sharp proof cameo German half-mark
$115.00
1805 Ireland half-penny, better than most you'll see out there
$ 25.00
Beautiful rainbow toners. These were former ICCS MS65 coins that i slit out of their holders. (still have holders to include) Based on the perception (and generally reality) that ICCS is more strict than either PCGS or NGC, these are probably MS66 or higher. beautiful toning and choice coins.
$ 20.00 each
Luxemborg 1 Franc, 1947
British West Africa, 1928, 1/10 penny
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I put my stuff in, finally. Cheaper Darkside stuff. It was time for another Bargain Bin offering.
Four lightside tokens listed on Ebay for an 8:00PMish Sunday night close.
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Lovely collection of 6 Ancient Roman Imperial Coins, non-PCGS (of course).
All coins absolutely guaranteed genuine for life... Ideal for the serious
collector of ancients, or the new ancient coin collector!
$650 (Quite a bargain!) OBO for the entire collection
Here are the coins and attributions:
Also have some pretty awesome lite-side stuff listed on the BST forum:
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Prussia Thaler, 1866-A (Berlin mint) "regular" issue - scarcer than the commem of this year. White & Lustrous, NGC MS-64 (yes, that's a die crack on the lower reverse). $185.
Prussia 1868-A Silber Groschen, Much more attractive than my crummy pics. NGC MS-67. $150.
German 3rd Reich 2 Mark Proof, 1934-A. Scarce coin with great eye-appeal (IMO) but quite severely hairlined. $75.
German post-WWII Allied Occupation issue 10 Pfennig (swastica removed & tail feathers restored) Scarce in this condition (the date is not weak, as the pic suggests). PCGS MS-64. $65.
Prussia 1904 2 Mark Impaired Proof. Looks like someone was careless with this one
Brandenburg 2/3 Thaler or Gulden, 1691-LCS (Berlin mint). Friedrich III (1688-1713), Elector of Brandenburg, and (as Friedrich I) King in Prussia (1701-1713). Strong AU details with much luster remaining in the protected areas. Some faint hairlines, as are common on these pieces. Coin is lighter than my pics indicate. Karl Stephens graded as "Lovely AU." Very scarce in this condition. $275.
Prussia Thaler, 1771-A, Frederick the Great. Strong VF Thaler with luster in the protected areas, light adjustment marks and some bluish toning that my pics don't pick up. $125.
Prussia 18 Kreuzer / Groschen, or call it a Tympf (your choice-all seem to be acceptable). Frederick the Great (1740-1786), Magdeburg mint, Seven-Year-War issue. Very scarce and attractive. Obverse adjustment marks. Karl Stephens called it "Choice VF" when I bought it. Unlisted in Krause; Neumann #320. $100.
Prussia VI Kreuzer, 1756-B (Breslau mint). Friedrich the Great (1740-1786) Seven-Year-War issue. The coin is a very lustrous AU, lighter than my pics, with the typical striking weakness and minor planchet flaws. Quite scarce. (Listed under Silesia in Krause); Neumann #263. $75.
I've added some items if anyone's interested
Frederick III was the elector who protected Martin Luther from the Emperor during the early Reformation. Neat mid-size coin with a fascinating history. Just a little bit outside the scope of my 18th c. German States collection. $120 shipped within the U.S., or trade somewhere in that ballpark.
Here's a really pretty 1824 General Lafayette medal, issued for Lafayette's return to America in 1824 on the invitation of President Monroe. Designed by Francois Caunois and produced in Paris. Weighs around 48g, a little over 46mm diameter. I tried to bring out the attractive blue green toning on the reverse but the pics don't really capture it. Has very nice surfaces and absolutely no problems that I can see. The date 1824 is on the truncation of the bust, not really captured in the pic, I can get an image of that if you'd like. The shot of the rim is to show that it is plain, I believe this shows that this is part of the original issue and not a restrike (that info from one of the Heritage links below).
Two of these medals sold in the Heritage Long Beach auction just this week, a raw example for $126 and an NGC MS62 for $150 (both include the buyers premium). Links to the auctions:
http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=1100&Lot_No=28941
http://coins.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=1100&Lot_No=28940
I'm asking for $90 plus shipping at cost. Payment by any method you like. Will also consider trades. Since I have a low post count here I'd be happy to mail the medal before payment for review so long as you can supply references from other members.
FOR SALE Items
1871 Vicky Sov, St George Rev, PCGS AU55
1844 Vicky Sov, raw XF
1845 US Half Eagle
Looking to trade for earlier type gold coinage. PM if insterested.
Also looking for quarter sized late-18th century silver denominations.
Hong Kong Unc Set from the 60s $5 shipped
6 Canadian Half dimes $20 shipped
1820 Gibralter $35 shipped
I've had these for a couple years now. Both are 1965, Silver Austrian 50 & 10 Schiliings.
I bought them for their color, but I do not know much about them at all. They are .8000 silver.
They both are incredible looking proofs without blemish, nicks or scratches.
Asking $60 for the pair delivered. I'd like to sell them both together if possible. Otherwise, $35 & $25 seperately. Thanks!
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Twenty Century Mexican One Peso 1920, 1920/10, 1921, 1922 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926 and 1927 PCGS or NGC MS65 or better.
Thank you
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