EBay Items Ending Saturday/Sunday 03/23 and 03/24/13 - Rattlers, OGH, Toners, Cameos, Type Coins, et
DolphinsFanFlorida
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I have several consignments this week with board member Kryptonitecomics (Shane). Please feel free to bid and bid often if you are so inclined. 
Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions. Any questions specifically about the auction will be forwarded to Shane.
1856 H10c SEGS MS63 - This is a perfect opportunity to acquire an affordable toned uncirculated piece for your collection. Unfortunately, my listing would become far too long if I included the images for every coin herein; thus, I include the link only.
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1912-D Old ANACS MS60, lightly toned - This coin is nice for the grade and has great eye appeal and is not too badly marred as many in this grade range are. I suspect that it would probably upgrade to a higher grade mint state holder if submitted to PCGS or NGC; however, the holder is a collectible in its own right. It comes in an old alpha-numeric holder from when ANACS was still owned by the ANA. For both the coin and slab collector, this is a nice example to add to your collection.
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1958-D NGC MS67 Rainbow Toned - This coins speaks for itself and comes equipped with full bands of rainbow toning. This coin is very nice, and certainly worthy of more than the current bid of $26.00.
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1935 PCGS MS65, Rattler Old Holder - Blast white and premium quality for the grade. To my knowledge this coin has never been submitted to CAC.
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1956 ICG PR69 DCAM Washington Quarter - This gorgeous example is free of toning and exhibits lovely, thick cameo contrasts on both sides of the coin. This coin is certainly worth a look even notwithstanding the fact that it is in an ICG holder. NGC Price Guide for PF69 UCAM is $1330; and $163 for PF68 UCAM coins. PCGS Price Guide for PF69 DCAM is $1800; and $185 for PF68 DCAM.
Bidding starts at $0.99 with no reserve.
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1936 Long Island NGC MS65 Commemorative Half Dollar, Lightly Toned - This specimen exhibits light toning and is highly original. It is attractive in hand.
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1963-D PCGS MS64 End of Roll Toned Franklin Half Dollar - Ask any Franklin Half Dollar collector who is knowledgeable and he or she will tell you that 1963's do not often come this nice. This coin speaks for itself.
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1879-S Rim Toned Old ANACS MS64 Rainbow Morgan Dollar, Toned, Old Holder - This coin exhibits slight but gorgeous hues of purple and orange. The coin is very attractive in hand.
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1881-S NGC MS64 Morgan Dollar - Premium quality for the grade and blast white.
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1899-O PCGS MS64 Rattler, Morgan Dollar, Rattler Old Holder - This coin easily has the surfaces of a MS65 piece. To my knowledge, it has never been submitted to CAC.
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1923 NGC MS63 Rainbow Toned- See images below. The coin speaks for itself.
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1969-S ICG PR69 DCAM Kennedy Half - PCGS 68 DCAMs sell for $260 and 68s sell for more than $50, This tone free example has nice, thick cameo contrasts and both sides and starts at a token bid amount and is a no reserve auction.
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1970 S/S Large Date 1c NGC MS62 RD - VP-002 - Tone free; for the variety specialist.
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Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions. Any questions specifically about the auction will be forwarded to Shane. 1856 H10c SEGS MS63 - This is a perfect opportunity to acquire an affordable toned uncirculated piece for your collection. Unfortunately, my listing would become far too long if I included the images for every coin herein; thus, I include the link only.
Link
1912-D Old ANACS MS60, lightly toned - This coin is nice for the grade and has great eye appeal and is not too badly marred as many in this grade range are. I suspect that it would probably upgrade to a higher grade mint state holder if submitted to PCGS or NGC; however, the holder is a collectible in its own right. It comes in an old alpha-numeric holder from when ANACS was still owned by the ANA. For both the coin and slab collector, this is a nice example to add to your collection.
Link
1958-D NGC MS67 Rainbow Toned - This coins speaks for itself and comes equipped with full bands of rainbow toning. This coin is very nice, and certainly worthy of more than the current bid of $26.00.
Link
1935 PCGS MS65, Rattler Old Holder - Blast white and premium quality for the grade. To my knowledge this coin has never been submitted to CAC.
Link
1956 ICG PR69 DCAM Washington Quarter - This gorgeous example is free of toning and exhibits lovely, thick cameo contrasts on both sides of the coin. This coin is certainly worth a look even notwithstanding the fact that it is in an ICG holder. NGC Price Guide for PF69 UCAM is $1330; and $163 for PF68 UCAM coins. PCGS Price Guide for PF69 DCAM is $1800; and $185 for PF68 DCAM.
Bidding starts at $0.99 with no reserve.
Link
1936 Long Island NGC MS65 Commemorative Half Dollar, Lightly Toned - This specimen exhibits light toning and is highly original. It is attractive in hand.
Link
1963-D PCGS MS64 End of Roll Toned Franklin Half Dollar - Ask any Franklin Half Dollar collector who is knowledgeable and he or she will tell you that 1963's do not often come this nice. This coin speaks for itself.
Link
1879-S Rim Toned Old ANACS MS64 Rainbow Morgan Dollar, Toned, Old Holder - This coin exhibits slight but gorgeous hues of purple and orange. The coin is very attractive in hand.
Link
1881-S NGC MS64 Morgan Dollar - Premium quality for the grade and blast white.
Link
1899-O PCGS MS64 Rattler, Morgan Dollar, Rattler Old Holder - This coin easily has the surfaces of a MS65 piece. To my knowledge, it has never been submitted to CAC.
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1923 NGC MS63 Rainbow Toned- See images below. The coin speaks for itself.
Link
1969-S ICG PR69 DCAM Kennedy Half - PCGS 68 DCAMs sell for $260 and 68s sell for more than $50, This tone free example has nice, thick cameo contrasts and both sides and starts at a token bid amount and is a no reserve auction.
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1970 S/S Large Date 1c NGC MS62 RD - VP-002 - Tone free; for the variety specialist.
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<< <i>Already bidding on your Half Dime, just threw a bid on the barber dime. Do you accept postal money orders? >>
Thank you very much for your bids. While the coins are mine, I have actually consigned them with fellow board member Shane (Kryptonitecomics). I have forwarded your message to him as he is handling the imaging, listing, shipping, and payment processing, etc.
Thanks again for your business.
<< <i>Update: In response to the question posted, money orders are accepted. >>
Where do we send the money orders?
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<< <i>Update: In response to the question posted, money orders are accepted. >>
Where do we send the money orders? >>
I'm sorry that I overlooked your message previously. Simply send Shane a message through My EBay and he will provide the address to remit payment by MO.