F.S. 1892-S Barber Half PCGS XF40; 1900-O Quarter PCGS VF30; PCGS/Raw Walkers, Comp. MS Franklin Ha
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For sale are the following Walking Liberty Half Dollars (PCGS and Raw), PCGS Morgan Dollars and a Complete BU Franklin Half Dollar Set - All coins in the Franklin set are Raw - but all are BU (No sliders) .. Some FBL and many gem or nearly so. I prefer to sell minimum of $100 lots but PM me and I am sure we can work it out.
Shipping, delivery (or signature confirmation) and insurance if applicable will be at actual shipping cost. if you spend less than $300 total. Spend over $300 and shipping is FREE:
Lot #1: 1892-S Barber Half Dollar in PCGS XF40. One of the tougher date, semi-key issues. A scarce to rare find in the upper circulated grades. Original, dirty and lightly toned surfaces in greys and circulated silver, brown and shale stone.
$700 Shipped. No Pay Pal please - Check or Money Order. Many BST Transactions and 100% Positive FB (538) on eBay. Please PM with questions or interest. I check PM once or twice a day so I will reply in order of PM's received. Thanks for Looking !
Original coin with no signs of wiping (no hair lines). Old dirt and aged tone in dusty browns, silver and shale adds to the appeal. Nice detail with full wings and a decent strike as is typical.
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Lot #2: 1900-O Quarter PCGS VF30 - Nice original and crusty coin with circulation marks consistent with grade. Nice color and strong detail for the grade: $110
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Lot #3: Walking Liberty Halves
*** ALL PCGS WALKERS ON HOLD PENDING SALE ****
PCGS Certified:
1917-S (Rev) - PCGS AU55 - $275
1918-S - PCGS AU Details (Quest Color) - $50
1934 - PCGS MS63 - $109
1935 - PCGS AU58 - $49
1939-S - PCGS AU55 - $109
1940 - PCGS MS63 - $60
1944-D PCGS MS63 - $60
1946-D PCGS MS65 - $125
Raw Coins - Description and Approx. Conservative Grade and Description:
Earlier Dates:
1918 - Ch Vf - Borderline XF: Original Looking. Breast plate defined and separated. Many skirt lines visible. Eagle loaded with feather detail only worn at eagle breast - $65
1918-D - VG - Lower grade but a nice original look. Charcoal tone and problem free for grade - $$$SOLD$$$
1920 VF - Nice coin - Just slightly less detail than the 1918 - probably a VF20-25 - Nice color and problem free - $$$SOLD$$
1920-S: VF - Color is a little splotchy - Looks just a little off - Hard to put into words- doesn't appear cleaned. maybe dipped? Circulated brown and silver tone. Full breast plate on Liberty. Light wear on eagle with most feathers remaining. - $$$SOLD$$$
1921-S (Key Date): G4 - Rims weak in places - typical looking G4 1921 Walker (21-S) - $$$SOLD$$$
1933-S: VF 20/25: Medium grey color - original - A little less feather detail on eagle compared to the previous VF coins. Still nice coin: - $$$SOLD$$$
All below coins are "white" unless otherwise described.. 95% are AU or BU (2 are XF and sold at silver melt price - A couple selling for melt - Many coins are $5 above melt)
1934-D - XF+ - I don't call this coin AU .. XF is more like it to me .. Lightly cleaned although not harshly. Decent: $25
1935-D - AU50 - Lustrous and white - a few scattered tiny ticks - nothing serious. Average+ coin: - $$$SOLD$$$
1935-S - AU55 - Nice coin. Original look. Luster and detail nice .. very little tone although hints of it are noted - $49
1936-D- AU58: Very nice. Soft and satiny luster in full cartwheel - This is the color and look I like a lot. Pleasing with virtually no marks to speak of. Very nice IMHO - $35
1936-S - AU55 - Bright luster - Probably dipped .. A little bright.. Still, lustrous and the detail is sharp .. Minimal wear - $30
1937 - AU55: Softer and a little subdued but a more pleasing look. Nearly full detail and good luster. Nice coin. - $20
1937-S - AU53 - Similar look and detail to the 1937 coin - Nice detail and luster - Natural looking nice coin - $$$SOLD$$$
1938- AU58 - Fully lustrous and detailed.. Just a hint of possible rub on eagle breast so will call this a choice AU coin - natural with bright luster and mark free fields. Nice coin IMHO: - $$$SOLD$$$
1939 - Appears fully mint state to me - MS63 quality - hard to detect any rub - nice smooth surfaces and satiny luster. Nice. - $45
1939-D -AU55 - Lustrous with trace of rub on highest points.. A few minor ticks are widely scattered on the fields or on the skirt - $$$SOLD$$$
1940-S - Very lustrous and fully mint state in the MS64 quality. Sharply struck and nice eye appeal. Small diagonal mark in the field to the right of Ms Liberty above the motto down and into the skirt and runs off and on above the date. Although it does not appear to be a scratch, it is a line - maybe a very light "scratch".. I need a loop to see it as it is very hard to see and minor in my opinion. Hard to describe without seeing it in hand. Maybe it is a staple scratch but it is not very deep. - Discounted by 50% or more .... $35
1941 - AU58 - Very slight friction on the eagle breast. Fully lustrous and detailed. - $20
1941-D - AU58 - as like the 1941 a trace of possible friction on the eagle breast - full luster and detail - nice coin - $20
1941-S - AU58/MS61 - Hard to tell on this one - weaker strike as defined by head and left hand. Otherwise fully lustrous and clean and mark free fields .. Nice coin - the 41-S is perhaps the only "key" of the short set (1940-47D) - $39
1942 - AU55/58 - Fully lustrous and nice with a hint of rub on highest points - $18
1942-D - MS62/63 - Appears fully mint state with nice detail and luster. A bit soft on the strike as defined by head, thumb and overall strike. Nice coin overall - $35
1942-S - MS63/64 - Very lustrous. Sharp detail and mark free - One of the better coins - $40
1943 - AU58+ - Borderline - true slider -- One of the only coins with a brownish/rusty hue of overtone on obverse. Probably a faint hint of rub - Pretty nice - I think the light tone adds to the appeal even for this ultra common issue: - $18
1943-D - MS63/64: Very nice - Soft and satiny luster - very appealing look. Really natural - Great detail and no problems whatsoever - $45
1943-S - XF Details - Just noticed now (I haven't inspected these closely for over a year) - Some small rim nicks at 12:00 - Otherwise XF details are sharp - Basically a bullion value coin though - $15 (Melt)
1944 - AU55 - Appears to have a hint of friction. Otherwise lustrous and nicely detailed - $15 (Melt)
1944-S - MS62 - Full luster but strike is a little mushy - a little soft - Luster is full and bright. Nice coin overall - $40
1945 - AU53/55 - Typical AU 1940s Walker as the others above - lustrous with hints of rub. No problems otherwise - $15 (Melt)
1945-D - MS63 - Nice and fully lustrous - Blast white if any are - Full detail - Nice head detail as well - one of the nicer coins - $40
1945-S - MS63 - Very similar to the 45-D - Nice coin - Looks almost identical to the 45-D - $40
1946 - AU58 - Looks like full detail although a trace of rub likely exists - toned just a paler shade of grey/silver. Lustrous - $18
1946-S - XF45 - Nearly AU but not quite to me anyway - Nice coin but just a choice XF to me - $15 (Melt)
1947 - MS64 - Nice strike with almost full head - Left thumb is separated. Fully lustrous - great eye appeal and luster - $45
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Lot #4: PCGS Morgan Dollars: ***** ALL PCGS MORGAN DOLLARS ON HOLD PENDING SALE *****
1879 MS64+ (64 plus) - (So very close to 65 - Gorgeous original color) : $225
1879-S MS 64+ PL (Terrific color and black/white contrast. Fields virtually mark free): $170 (64 plus PL)
1880 MS64 - $95
1880-O MS62 (Better Date) : $150
1880-S MS64 PL: $135
1881-O MS64 - $200
1881-S MS64 - Terrific deep rainbow toned obverse. Reverse has gorgeous golden peripheral/rim tone. Very clean and very appealing - Sharp and very appealing: $169
1882-O MS64 - $95
1882-S MS64 PL - $135
1884 MS64 PL: $235 (Scarce to Rare in PL; pop 115 in 64 PL with 31 finer!))
1884-O MS64 - $70
1886 MS63 (Monochromatic Green/Blue toning on obverse & Reverse . The monochromatic toning is considered rare) - $89
1886-S AU58 - Very original - Very attractive coin: $175
1887 MS64 PL - Crusty olive/golden tone over nice mirrors - Very appealing coin - $150
1889-S (Better Date) AU55 - $120
1890-O (Semi-Key) MS64 - $300
1890-S (Semi-Key) MS64 - $300
1896 MS64 - $79
1897-S MS63 - $109
1899 MS63 (Key Date - 378,000 minted). Toned obverse. - $325
1900-O MS64+ - Frosty and sharp - very nice coin - $105 (64 plus)
1902-O MS64 - $79
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Lot #5, BU Franklin Half Set (Raw) :
All 35 coins (1948-1963 D) - All B.U. - Mostly original coins - Some with FBL. Some with light toning - Very appealing set ..
The 1949-S is probably the dog of the 35 coin set .. A little weakly struck and probably lightly cleaned. Detail is full - a little dull but all in all a decent coin. The 1952-S is a much nicer coin - conservatively in the 62/63 grade range. Nice original look. There are some beauties in this set though - a lot of gems and many with FBL
$630 for the set ($18 per coin average !!)
Pictures available upon request .... Feel free to PM with any questions or interest. Reasonable Offers will be entertained and ware welcome
Thanks for looking
Shipping, delivery (or signature confirmation) and insurance if applicable will be at actual shipping cost. if you spend less than $300 total. Spend over $300 and shipping is FREE:
Lot #1: 1892-S Barber Half Dollar in PCGS XF40. One of the tougher date, semi-key issues. A scarce to rare find in the upper circulated grades. Original, dirty and lightly toned surfaces in greys and circulated silver, brown and shale stone.
$700 Shipped. No Pay Pal please - Check or Money Order. Many BST Transactions and 100% Positive FB (538) on eBay. Please PM with questions or interest. I check PM once or twice a day so I will reply in order of PM's received. Thanks for Looking !
Original coin with no signs of wiping (no hair lines). Old dirt and aged tone in dusty browns, silver and shale adds to the appeal. Nice detail with full wings and a decent strike as is typical.
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Lot #2: 1900-O Quarter PCGS VF30 - Nice original and crusty coin with circulation marks consistent with grade. Nice color and strong detail for the grade: $110
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Lot #3: Walking Liberty Halves
*** ALL PCGS WALKERS ON HOLD PENDING SALE ****
PCGS Certified:
1917-S (Rev) - PCGS AU55 - $275
1918-S - PCGS AU Details (Quest Color) - $50
1934 - PCGS MS63 - $109
1935 - PCGS AU58 - $49
1939-S - PCGS AU55 - $109
1940 - PCGS MS63 - $60
1944-D PCGS MS63 - $60
1946-D PCGS MS65 - $125
Raw Coins - Description and Approx. Conservative Grade and Description:
Earlier Dates:
1918 - Ch Vf - Borderline XF: Original Looking. Breast plate defined and separated. Many skirt lines visible. Eagle loaded with feather detail only worn at eagle breast - $65
1918-D - VG - Lower grade but a nice original look. Charcoal tone and problem free for grade - $$$SOLD$$$
1920 VF - Nice coin - Just slightly less detail than the 1918 - probably a VF20-25 - Nice color and problem free - $$$SOLD$$
1920-S: VF - Color is a little splotchy - Looks just a little off - Hard to put into words- doesn't appear cleaned. maybe dipped? Circulated brown and silver tone. Full breast plate on Liberty. Light wear on eagle with most feathers remaining. - $$$SOLD$$$
1921-S (Key Date): G4 - Rims weak in places - typical looking G4 1921 Walker (21-S) - $$$SOLD$$$
1933-S: VF 20/25: Medium grey color - original - A little less feather detail on eagle compared to the previous VF coins. Still nice coin: - $$$SOLD$$$
All below coins are "white" unless otherwise described.. 95% are AU or BU (2 are XF and sold at silver melt price - A couple selling for melt - Many coins are $5 above melt)
1934-D - XF+ - I don't call this coin AU .. XF is more like it to me .. Lightly cleaned although not harshly. Decent: $25
1935-D - AU50 - Lustrous and white - a few scattered tiny ticks - nothing serious. Average+ coin: - $$$SOLD$$$
1935-S - AU55 - Nice coin. Original look. Luster and detail nice .. very little tone although hints of it are noted - $49
1936-D- AU58: Very nice. Soft and satiny luster in full cartwheel - This is the color and look I like a lot. Pleasing with virtually no marks to speak of. Very nice IMHO - $35
1936-S - AU55 - Bright luster - Probably dipped .. A little bright.. Still, lustrous and the detail is sharp .. Minimal wear - $30
1937 - AU55: Softer and a little subdued but a more pleasing look. Nearly full detail and good luster. Nice coin. - $20
1937-S - AU53 - Similar look and detail to the 1937 coin - Nice detail and luster - Natural looking nice coin - $$$SOLD$$$
1938- AU58 - Fully lustrous and detailed.. Just a hint of possible rub on eagle breast so will call this a choice AU coin - natural with bright luster and mark free fields. Nice coin IMHO: - $$$SOLD$$$
1939 - Appears fully mint state to me - MS63 quality - hard to detect any rub - nice smooth surfaces and satiny luster. Nice. - $45
1939-D -AU55 - Lustrous with trace of rub on highest points.. A few minor ticks are widely scattered on the fields or on the skirt - $$$SOLD$$$
1940-S - Very lustrous and fully mint state in the MS64 quality. Sharply struck and nice eye appeal. Small diagonal mark in the field to the right of Ms Liberty above the motto down and into the skirt and runs off and on above the date. Although it does not appear to be a scratch, it is a line - maybe a very light "scratch".. I need a loop to see it as it is very hard to see and minor in my opinion. Hard to describe without seeing it in hand. Maybe it is a staple scratch but it is not very deep. - Discounted by 50% or more .... $35
1941 - AU58 - Very slight friction on the eagle breast. Fully lustrous and detailed. - $20
1941-D - AU58 - as like the 1941 a trace of possible friction on the eagle breast - full luster and detail - nice coin - $20
1941-S - AU58/MS61 - Hard to tell on this one - weaker strike as defined by head and left hand. Otherwise fully lustrous and clean and mark free fields .. Nice coin - the 41-S is perhaps the only "key" of the short set (1940-47D) - $39
1942 - AU55/58 - Fully lustrous and nice with a hint of rub on highest points - $18
1942-D - MS62/63 - Appears fully mint state with nice detail and luster. A bit soft on the strike as defined by head, thumb and overall strike. Nice coin overall - $35
1942-S - MS63/64 - Very lustrous. Sharp detail and mark free - One of the better coins - $40
1943 - AU58+ - Borderline - true slider -- One of the only coins with a brownish/rusty hue of overtone on obverse. Probably a faint hint of rub - Pretty nice - I think the light tone adds to the appeal even for this ultra common issue: - $18
1943-D - MS63/64: Very nice - Soft and satiny luster - very appealing look. Really natural - Great detail and no problems whatsoever - $45
1943-S - XF Details - Just noticed now (I haven't inspected these closely for over a year) - Some small rim nicks at 12:00 - Otherwise XF details are sharp - Basically a bullion value coin though - $15 (Melt)
1944 - AU55 - Appears to have a hint of friction. Otherwise lustrous and nicely detailed - $15 (Melt)
1944-S - MS62 - Full luster but strike is a little mushy - a little soft - Luster is full and bright. Nice coin overall - $40
1945 - AU53/55 - Typical AU 1940s Walker as the others above - lustrous with hints of rub. No problems otherwise - $15 (Melt)
1945-D - MS63 - Nice and fully lustrous - Blast white if any are - Full detail - Nice head detail as well - one of the nicer coins - $40
1945-S - MS63 - Very similar to the 45-D - Nice coin - Looks almost identical to the 45-D - $40
1946 - AU58 - Looks like full detail although a trace of rub likely exists - toned just a paler shade of grey/silver. Lustrous - $18
1946-S - XF45 - Nearly AU but not quite to me anyway - Nice coin but just a choice XF to me - $15 (Melt)
1947 - MS64 - Nice strike with almost full head - Left thumb is separated. Fully lustrous - great eye appeal and luster - $45
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Lot #4: PCGS Morgan Dollars: ***** ALL PCGS MORGAN DOLLARS ON HOLD PENDING SALE *****
1879 MS64+ (64 plus) - (So very close to 65 - Gorgeous original color) : $225
1879-S MS 64+ PL (Terrific color and black/white contrast. Fields virtually mark free): $170 (64 plus PL)
1880 MS64 - $95
1880-O MS62 (Better Date) : $150
1880-S MS64 PL: $135
1881-O MS64 - $200
1881-S MS64 - Terrific deep rainbow toned obverse. Reverse has gorgeous golden peripheral/rim tone. Very clean and very appealing - Sharp and very appealing: $169
1882-O MS64 - $95
1882-S MS64 PL - $135
1884 MS64 PL: $235 (Scarce to Rare in PL; pop 115 in 64 PL with 31 finer!))
1884-O MS64 - $70
1886 MS63 (Monochromatic Green/Blue toning on obverse & Reverse . The monochromatic toning is considered rare) - $89
1886-S AU58 - Very original - Very attractive coin: $175
1887 MS64 PL - Crusty olive/golden tone over nice mirrors - Very appealing coin - $150
1889-S (Better Date) AU55 - $120
1890-O (Semi-Key) MS64 - $300
1890-S (Semi-Key) MS64 - $300
1896 MS64 - $79
1897-S MS63 - $109
1899 MS63 (Key Date - 378,000 minted). Toned obverse. - $325
1900-O MS64+ - Frosty and sharp - very nice coin - $105 (64 plus)
1902-O MS64 - $79
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Lot #5, BU Franklin Half Set (Raw) :
All 35 coins (1948-1963 D) - All B.U. - Mostly original coins - Some with FBL. Some with light toning - Very appealing set ..
The 1949-S is probably the dog of the 35 coin set .. A little weakly struck and probably lightly cleaned. Detail is full - a little dull but all in all a decent coin. The 1952-S is a much nicer coin - conservatively in the 62/63 grade range. Nice original look. There are some beauties in this set though - a lot of gems and many with FBL
$630 for the set ($18 per coin average !!)
Pictures available upon request .... Feel free to PM with any questions or interest. Reasonable Offers will be entertained and ware welcome
Thanks for looking
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