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pretty bright sunlight. It has really unique die breaks running throughout the reverse lettering. The most pronounced is just near
the bottom connecting Half & Dol.
Asking $57 delivered.
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**Updated 11/28/11**
1866 Indian Head Cent ICG G4 (problem-free) $35
1908-S Indian Head Cent ANACS VG10 (problem-free, blue label) $80
1909 VDB Lincoln Cent PCGS MS64RD $65
1923-S Lincoln Cent ANACS EF45 (older, smaller slab, problem-free) $36
The coin is wood grained with a weak strike (like most 1923-S Lincolns.)
1914-D Buffalo Nickel ICG F12 (problem-free) $95
1835 Capped Bust Half Dime Raw VG10 $50
1837 Seated Liberty Dime Raw $7
1854 Seated Liberty Dime Raw VG10 $13 ON HOLD
1882 Seated Liberty Dime - Love Token $10
1883 Seated Liberty Dime Raw $5
1886 Seated Liberty Dime Raw $5
1936 Mercury Dime ANACS MS65FSB (older, smaller slab) $60
1854 Seated Liberty Quarter VF Details (Environmental Damage) $11 ON HOLD
1857 Seated Liberty Quarter VF+ Details (Environmental Damage) $11
1877 Seated Liberty Quarter F+ $30
1893-S Barber Quarter Raw Good $17
1911-D Barber Quarter Raw Good $7
1911-S Barber Quarter Raw Very Good + $15
1912-S Barber Quarter G6 (cleaned) $7
1935-S Washington Quarter NGC MS61 $75
1936 Washington Quarter PCGS MS65 $80
1944-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar ANACS MS64 (problem free, blue label) $65
1949-D Franklin Half Dollar PCGS MS64FBL $95
1923-S Monroe Doctrine Half Dollar PCGS MS63 $85
1926 Sesquicentennial Half Dollar NGC MS61 $85
1950-S Booker T. Washington Half Dollar NGC MS66 (older thicker NGC slab with green bordered label) $100
Silver State Quarters - All PCGS PR69 DCAM $12 each shipped
2003 Maine
2004 Iowa
2005 Oregon (Flag)
2006 Nevada
2007 Utah
Lots of misc here.
4 2007 ICG PR70 Presidential Dollars.. Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Adams.
4 2008 ICG PR70 Presidential Dollars Jackson, Van Burien, Adams and Monroe. All eight here for $79.
1 ounce Silver Bar 1973 Babe Ruth Home Run bar by Silver Creations Ltd. #1135 of 4000 limited ed. $43.
1 ounce Silver Round 1992 Inland Empire Jim Beam Bottle & Collectors Club District 2 meeting. $42.
1948-S Lincoln Cent MS66RD ICG $19
1956-D Lincoln Cent MS67 RD ICG $28
1966 Lincoln Cent MS68RD ICG $34
1985 Lincoln Cent MS 66 RD NGC $12
1961 Jefferson Nickel PF 67 NGC $18
1962 Jefferson Nickel PR69 ICG $18
1963 Roosevelt Dime PR67DCAM OGH $sold
2005-S Roosevelt Dime PR69DCAM Silver PCGS $19
1954 Washington Quarter MS 65 NGC $30 toned & old holder
1955 Washington Quarter MS 65 NGC $45 toned & old holder
1956 Washington Quarter MS 65 NGC $25 toned & old holder
1956 D Washington Quarter MS 65 NGC $22 toned & old holder
1957 Washington Quarter MS 65 NGC $22 toned and old holder
1963 Washington Quarter PF 66 NGC $12
1963 Washington Quarter PF 69 NGC $18
1963 Washington Quarter PR67 PCGS OGH $20
1964 Washington Quarter PF 69 NGC $19
Franklins
1956 Franklin Half MS 66 NGC $70
1956 Franklin Half MS65FBL PCGS $99
1958 Franklin Half MS 65 FBL NGC $99
1962 Franklin Half PR66 PCGS $sold
1963 Franklin Half PF 67 NGC $sold
1964 Kennedy Half PR68 PCGS $40
1970 D Kennedy 50c NGC MS 65 $60
1974-S Kennedy Half PR69 DCAM ICG $18
1999-S Kennedy Half PR69DCAM Silver PCGS $48
1972-S Ike Dollar Silver MS66 PCGS $sold
2006-D Sagawea Dollar MS68 Satin Finish PCGS $55
RAW PROOF OGP ASE's [ All bought by me directly from the mint [ not picked over ].
1997 OGP PROOF ASE $89
2006 American Legacy Collection OGP $75
Shipping is $3 on one and $6.00 on two or more. paypal gift or money orders accepted.Offers above are subject to AVAILABILITY.
Your PM indicating Payment SENT is the confirmation of coin on hold. all sales final. no returns.
$36 will include shipping; payment by PayPal, personal check or USPS money order is okay with me.
Also have 10 Canadian Waffled Quarters available for sale, and 3 Canadian Dimes. Just something interesting we don't see very often! Asking $15 each, would go lower if anyone wants a quantity mailed together.
MISC
1780 Maria Theresa Thaler Restrike Silver Bullion (.7516 troy oz.) - Price = **Melt** - 2 available.
1998 R.F. Kennedy Commemorative Silver (very nice) BU - $40
1783 MO 8R Mexico El Cazador Shipwreck ANACS VF 20 - $75 Obverse Reverse
1783 MO 8R Mexico El Cazador Shipwreck ANACS VF 25 - $79 Obverse Reverse
1881-O S$1 Morgan Choice BU+ - $50 Obverse Reverse
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****11/13/11 - The photos are back and the prices are lower... still might have room in some of them so don't be shy in letting me know if you're interested in one or more of the items below. Thanks for looking!****
1942 Lincoln Cent PCGS PR64RD - $95 ***NOW $85***
Typically PR64RD examples of Lincoln Cent proofs come with moderate spotting and/or haziness. Although the holder is quite scuffed up, this example is probably the cleanest and spot-free PR64 that I remember seeing. The coin is also a very strong bright red example that has plenty of eye appeal. The pictures didn’t come out very good at all so you may have to take my word for it.
1960-D Lincoln Cent NGC MS66RD (Old NGC fatty) - $20 ***NOW $15***
Pretty cool bright-red Memorial Cent that almost looks proof-like, especially on the obverse. The fields show tons of die polish lines that I think make this coin really pop. The reverse is a tiny bit more mellow that the reverse.
1965 Lincoln Cent ANACS MS65RD (Old ANACS w/ XX0000 cert. no.) - $15 ****SOLD****
Nice gem red Memorial Cent. Definitely a business strike and not an SMS coin. The coin is in an earlier version of the small ANACS holder. The coin is full red, spot free and has decent luster. The luster is just starting to mellow on the reverse.
1954 Franklin Half Dollar PCGS PR67 OGH - $99 ***SOLD***
This holder is really scratched up! I should have spent a little more time with the PlastX before taking these pictures! Anyways, the coin itself is a nice proof with very clean deep mirrors. The coin doesn’t really have any cameo contrast to it, but it’s still a good looking earlier proof Franklin in the old holder. If you want, I can try to polish up the slab a bit and get some better photos.
1946-S Booker T. Washington Half Dollar PCI MS66 - $60 ***NOW $50***
Another BTW commemorative, and another one in MS66, but I don’t quite agree with the grade on this one. I would grade the obverse of this coin an MS64, maybe an MS65, there’s just too many hits in the fields and on the face to call it an MS66. But, I do think the reverse is a solid MS66 as it is much much cleaner. The coin is blast white and has booming luster. Not normally the type of coin I’d buy, but it was going way too cheap I thought in a local auction so I picked it up. Hopefully someone agrees that the coin is still a great value.
Lincoln Cent Wheat Reverse PCGS OGH Authentic Samples (multiple dates available) - $8 each ***NOW $7 each***
From what I could find out about these sample slabs, it appears they were produced to be included in a coin collecting kit in the mid-1990s and I believe one sample slab was to be included in each kit. I haven’t seen any examples of this kit before, so I’m not sure they were ever brought to market. Obviously, the slabs were made up by PCGS and they have made it to the market. I have seen 10 different dates of Lincoln Cents in these OGH PCGS Authentic Wheat Cent slabs, ranging from 1918 to 1929 (no 1921 or 1922). The cents in these slabs range from nice looking VG to F coins, to lightly cleaned examples. I have several of these available and I would be happy to offer discounts on orders of multiple examples since I’d be paying to ship only once. I have two groups like imaged below of five different dates (1920, 1924, 1925, 1926 and 1927) that I’d like to keep together and will sell those at $30 for the set of five coins.
2005-D Jefferson Bison Nickel PCGS Sample Slab - $15 ***NOW $12***
This is a neat sample slab. First, the coin itself is great and I really like the 2005 Bison design used on the nickel and the nickel has been slabbed bison side up. Second, instead of giving some generic certification number to the sample like is usually done, this slab has the PCGS phone number in the spot for the certification number.
Group Lot of Eight State Quarter Sample Slabs - $50 ***NOW $40***
For awhile now, I would buy state quarter sample slabs when I saw them at coin shows. Not sure exactly why, but I knew there were others who collected these. Anyways, here is a group lot of some of them I’ve accumulated and would make a nice addition to your sample slab collection. Several varieties of slabs from different grading companies are represented here. The sample slabs you will receive are:
1999-P Delaware State Quarter NGC Sample Slab x 2
2000-P New Hampshire State Quarter PCGS MS00 Sample Slab
2000-D Massachusetts State Quarter SEGS NG Sample Slab
2003-D Arkansas State Quarter NGC Sample Slab
2003-P Missouri State Quarter NGC Edge View Sample Slab x 2
2003-P Missouri State Quarter NGC Sample Slab
1964 Kennedy Half Dollar PCGS MS OGH Sample Slab - $29 ****SOLD****
A nice example of the old green holder sample slab with a mint state 90% silver Kennedy Half Dollar. I believe the half dollar has a MS63 obverse with great luster but several hits from other coins. The reverse is much cleaner and looks MS65.
1964 Kennedy Half Dollar NGC Sample Slab (2 available) - $25 each ***NOW $23 each***
Another Kennedy Half Dollar sample slab but this one is NGC. The half is a little more banged up in this one, but still looks mint state, probably an MS61 though as there are a few decent hits and some hairlines in the obverse fields. The reverse is much better looking.
1964-D Kennedy Half Dollar NGC Sample Slab (3 available) - $25 each ***NOW $23 each***
I have two of these available and they are the same as the above slab except these have the 90% silver Kennedy Half Dollars from the Denver Mint. Again, NGC didn’t use really nice halves in these samples. They appear mint state but these are probably MS60-MS62 at the best as they show several hits and some light spotting, particularly on the obverse.
1921 (actually 1921-S) Morgan Dollar PCGS Circulated OGH Sample Slab - $99 ****SOLD****
Recently, PCGS has been giving out Secure Plus holders with a 2010-D Lincoln Shield Cent as samples at their submission tables at major shows. Wouldn’t it be great if they gave out silver dollars instead? Well, apparently they did long ago. Morgan Dollars in the old green holder sample slabs aren’t too easy to find. They do pop up on eBay from time to time and usually sell for around $100 depending on the coin in the slab (almost always a 1921. This example is marked as a 1921 on the holder, but the coin is actually a 1921-S. Some on eBay market these 1921 samples with mintmarked dollars as “error” slabs, but I’m not sure that is the case. It seems that PCGS intentionally put 1921 on all of them, whether they were P, D or S coins (and I’ve seen all three in these slabs). I think this particular coin has AU details, but it has also been cleaned as can be seen with the hairlines in the obverse fields and across Liberty’s cheek. Even so, I have seen dollars that look far far worse in these “circulated” sample slabs.
Arizona Charlie’s $1 Chip ICG Sample Slab - $8 ***SOLD***
I hadn’t seen any sample slabs of casino chips before so I thought this would be a great addition for a sample slab collection. Also didn’t have any ICG sample slabs so that was two birds with one stone!
2008 Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Set (3 available) - $50 each ***NOW $48 each***
Similar to the 2007 set, the 2008 set has the five 2008 golden dollars (4 presidential, 1 Sacagawea) and also has the 2008-W Burnished Silver Eagle. I know many of these sets were bought up by those hunting for the 2008-W/reverse of 2007 coins. Since these sets were released late in the year, I do not believe any of them yielded any such error coins.
1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Silver Medal NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo - $50 ***NOW $45***
Designed by Frank Gasparro, this medal (along with others in various sizes of gold and bronze) were made by the U.S. Mint in connection with the 1776-1976 Bicentennial celebration. This silver medal is 1.5” in diameter and my Internet research told me that 211,722 in this size were minted. I’ve read conflicting information on the purity and the amount of silver in this medal, but it seems the majority of the sources I’ve seen say it is made up of 90% silver and has 1 troy ounce of silver in it. Anyways, it’s a neat medal and has a pretty nice design of the Statue of Liberty.
Alaska Mint One Ounce Silver Prooflike Sea Otter & Pup Medallion plus Alaskan Trade Tokens - $60 ***NOW $50***
A really neat looking one ounce silver Sea Otter & Pup medal made by the Alaska Mint. This example is the “proof-like” version of the medal and is listed for $65 plus shipping on the Alaska Mint website. The silver medal comes with a small blue velvet flip for the medal which has an outline of Alaska on the outside. However, I put the medal in a Saflip to better protect it. Also included are a couple of Alaska trade tokens. The first from 1959 was issued in connection with Alaska becoming the 49th state in 1959. The second from 1962 appears to be a souvenir token for tourists.
Liberty Sub-Set of Four Different First Spouse Bronze Medals - $50 ***NOW $40***
These are the Bronze versions of the First Spouse coins. They are 1 5/16” in diameter, nearly the size of the silver dollar and are in new 2x2 holders. The Mint issues these in annual sets and individually. The current medals are issued at $7.95 each (earlier medals were $5.50 each). Here you can get the four that everyone wants, the Liberty designs issued for the Presidents who served without a First Lady during their administration. These are in very nice condition and I would say they are MS67RD (only the Van Buren’s Liberty coin has a few light waterspots in the obverse field). The medals you will receive are:
2007 Jefferson’s Liberty
2008 Jackson’s Liberty
2008 Van Buren’s Liberty
2010 Buchanan’s Liberty
Eleven Different First Spouse Bronze Medals - $50 ***NOW $40***
Another grouping of First Spouse bronze medals which are raw in flips. Again, these medals would likely grade at least MS66RD, with many of them better. A couple show small marks from handling and a few have some very light spotting, not the dark black copper spots you see on old cents, but the light white waterspots that you see on modern silver eagles. Anyways, here’s your chance to get most of the medals issued through 2010 for less than $5 each! The medals you will receive are:
2007 Abigail Adams
2008 Elizabeth Monroe
2008 Louisa Adams
2009 Anna Harrison
2009 Julia Tyler
2009 Sarah Polk
2009 Margaret Taylor
2010 Abigail Fillmore
2010 Jane Pierce
2010 Buchanan’s Liberty
2010 Mary Todd Lincoln
Michael Kittle Rare Coins --- 1908-S Indian Head Cent Grading Set --- No. 1 1909 Mint Set --- Kittlecoins on Facebook --- Long Beach Table 448
1921 Walking Liberty Half: $80 Delivered
The coin is obviously harshly cleaned, but a decent hole filler.
2009-S PCGS PR69DCAM Kennedy Half Dollar: $15 Delivered (several available)
Please visit my website Millcitynumismatics.com
Can provide recent BST references if needed
1907. Real nice color/toning. High grade. $45
$50 for all 3 Indians OBO
1941-s Merc. ICG MS-67. Nice gold toning. I think it would cross over. $80
1833 bust dime. $60
1834 Bust quarter. $70
1872 half dime. $35
1891 dime. $20
1853 quarter arrows and rays. $85. Nice original color
1874 half with arrows. $55 (the mark/dust on bottom of reverse near "DOL" is not on the coin)
1859-o half. Nice original coin. $50
1854 2 cents. $20
3 nice walker halves. $60 for all 3
1964 quarter. proof. $12
ANACS 1959 Franklin PF66. Nice subtle toning. $25
Hobo buffalo nickel. Dont know the history. Artist "RH" etched on reverse. $20 (or trade for something old and very worn...preferably large cent or something..older the better!)
$85 for the pair of raw 2003 American Silver Eagles including shipping by USPS Insurance Mail and Delivery Confirmation.
Payment by Paypal Gift (preferred), money orders, cashier’s checks or personal checks also accepted.
Satisfaction guaranteed—coins may be returned for full refund within 10 days of receipt.
For questions or to make purchase arrangements contact me by PM or email:
goldcoins@mailhaven.com
Welcome to my BST Forum swaplist.
Terms of Sale & Shipping: For simplicity's sake, let's just make ALL SHIPMENTS POSTPAID.
For special circumstances (Registered Mail, insurance, overseas, extra large shipments, etc.), a modest contribution is appreciated.
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Full return privilege if you are not 100% satisfied. My return privilege is very flexible, mostly because I've almost never needed one. The main thing I ask is that you notify me as soon as you can if there is a problem or concern of any kind, and I'll do my best to make it good.
Contact Info: Should I ever disappear from the forums and the computer for a week or more, as I sometimes do, and you need to reach me, feel free to call (912) 261-8408 and ask for Rob. Emailing me in the event of a forum absence won't help much- usually when I'm away, I'm away from the computer entirely.
I love to swap! Got an interesting trade offer? Don't be shy- step right up! As you can see here, I dabble in a little bit of everything.
Bullion Info: I've added a bullion chart from Kitco.com towards the bottom of this thread, should you need it for reference.
Archives: If you need to retrieve info on a coin you bought here, but it's no longer listed, do a search for my "BST archives" on the Testing forum.
VABALATHUS was king of the breakaway Palmyrene empire under his mother, Zenobia, ca. 266-272 AD. This was initially with the acquiescence of the Roman emperor Aurelian (who was busy fighting on other fronts), but Aurelian later conquered Palmyra in 273. This bronze antoninianus was struck at Antioch around 271 AD and shows dual portraits of Aurelian and Vabalathus, perhaps in expression of the Palmyrene hope that Aurelian would allow them to coexist. Obverse- VABALATHVS V CRIMDR, Laureate and draped bust right. Reverse- IMP C AVRELIANVS AVG, Radiate and draped bust right. (Which side is considered the obverse and which is the reverse is up for debate on a two-headed coin, but more folks probably use this type to represent Vabalathus in collections.) RIC-381. 20.62 mm, 3.3 g. Ex-Ancient Imports, 05/2007. Nice desert patina on this one. My cost was $69, but make an offer.
CARUS, Augustus 282-283 AD. Posthumous AE antoninianus, Siscia mint, ca. 283 AD. Obverse- DIVO CARO PARTHICO, radiate head right. Reverse- CONSECRATIO AVG, flaming altar, A to right, SMSXXI in exergue. RIC-111 var., Cohen-23, Venera-4341. 21 mm, 3 g. Ex-Ancient Imports, 05/2007, Harmer Rooke 1988. Asking $45, but that's flexible. I think my cost was about $55, originally.
Nice medium brown surfaces and no problems. The images are scans, not photos. The obverse features a bishop in a mitered hat- hey, you gotta love some of the cool designs on these old tokens, right? I'm too lazy to look up the Dalton & Hamer variety (there are a LOT of varieties of this issue), but hey... y'know what? Buy it, and I'll throw in a CD copy of the D&H book I bought here, so you can attribute it yourself. Apparently the person I bought the CD from didn't know it wasn't legal for resale, but I won't be reselling the (bootleg?) CD. I'll be giving it to you as a bonus. (I paid 20 bucks for it.) Who wants a nifty Irish token and a free CD of the classic reference on 18th Century British provincial tokens? $46.
A nice brown coin with decent surfaces and no major problems or distractions. I'd would say it's right on the cusp between F15 and VF20 in terms of technical grade. I don't know the Newcomb variety. $44.
I'd call this one a G6, personally. The eagle's a tiny bit scuffy but not bad. The coin doesn't have any major problems, really. $28.
Buy all three Indian cents below and you may deduct 10% from the total.
This early Indian is right on the line between G6 and VG8. Some of "....RTY" in LIBERTY is visible on the headband. Lower grade, but decent. $15.
This little Indian is pretty sharp. It's got choice EF to AU details and looks better than the picture. There are some rim nicks at 2:00 on the obverse and 11:00 on the reverse. Stick it in an album and you might not even see those, though. $11
This final-year Indian is on the borderline between G6 and VG8. Some of "....RTY" in LIBERTY shows on the headband. Not counting the more valuable "S" mint cents, this is the date to have in the 20th century pieces. I guess fewer were produced in 1909 because production shifted over to the new Lincoln cents in the latter part of the year. I've recycled the previous owner's pictures above, but the color's all wrong in them. I tried reshooting it without much luck, but I did get one obverse picture which at least shows the color a little bit better. $11.
Nothin' special here- just your typical low-end Wheaties- but they're all somewhat earlier dates, and all have different date and mintmark combinations. (I'm tired and don't really feel like transcribing the list of dates in this description, so just look at the scan, would you? - Thanks.) I'll add five bonus coins not seen in the picture, to bring it up to a total of 30 pieces. These are: 1935-S, 1936-S, and 1937-S average circulated, 1951-D gem BU full Red, and a 1950-P full red BU with a small planchet clip at 5:00. This "error" is only about a 1% clip, which looks like post-mint damage but isn't- it's a bonafide clip, just teeny-tiny. It doesn't even intrude fully into the rim, but just looks like somebody pinched the coin. Which the mint machinery no doubt did. Not really worth a premium as an error, but call it a fun freebie nonetheless. Add in one of my custom wooden dollars and a small prehistoric fossil shark tooth, and we've got ourselves an inexpensive package full o' fun for some discerning young collector, perhaps. $9. ($7 if you're buying something else here)
Ex-Winston Zack. This coin was the subject of a forum poll here. Great original coin. Many here would affectionately refer to this as a "Crusty Bustie". In hand, it's a nice natural grey, though it looks a tiny bit more goldish-brownish in the pictures. $76.
Here's a neat love token. Of course I'm biased- I think all love tokens are neat. If nothing else, they're one-of-a-kind pieces of folk art, on a coin! Some are miniature masterpieces, too. This piece isn't quite masterpiece-level, but it's nice enough. It could be perfect for you if you want a trinket to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War, perhaps, or if you have the initial "I" or "L". (The Old English letter on the reverse is engraved like an "L", but with a shortish lower extension that makes it look more like an "I", so I guess it could be either, as you please.) $16.
Here's a handsome Barber dime with strong detail. It would look good in a bookshelf album. It's off-white and may or may not have been dipped in the past, but it looks all right to me in hand. Bear in mind that the pictures are scans and not photographs. I call it VF30 and others have concurred with that opinion. $14.
Here's a fascinating piece of history for you. This early aviation commemorative medal celebrates the first east-to-west transatlantic flight (Ireland to Canada) in April of 1928, less than a year after Lindbergh did it from west to east. It's also quite attractive, with prooflike gilt surfaces and a bit of cartwheel luster. A little bit of the gilt has rubbed off the high points of the portraits of the three men, showing brass beneath, but otherwise it looks probably just like it did in 1928. I sold a much lesser example of this medal (VF+, with some digs and no gilt remaining) in 2008, for around fifteen bucks. One side bears the legend "FIRST EAST TO WEST TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT - APRIL 12-13, 1928", and the names of the three flyers: BARON VON HUENEFELD*, MAJOR FITZMAURICE*, and CAPTAIN KOEHL*. Hey, check out the schnozzle and the misshapen skull of Baron von Huenefeld! That wasn't the most flattering portrait of him, I'd say. According to the Wikipedia article about him, he was dead of stomach cancer within about a year of the flight. His photo sort of bears out the pointy nose seen on the medal. The reverse of the medal shows the Junkers W33 aircraft "Bremen" flying over the ocean below a cloud bank. Below that is an American-looking eagle flanked by flags, with the surrounding legend "BALDONNEL AIRDROME APRIL 12 - GREENLY ISLAND APRIL 13, 1928". There is also a tiny maker's name at the bottom: "WHITEHEAD - HOAG". Whitehead & Hoag were a New York firm who produced political campaign buttons, I believe. $24.
The cent-sized bezels are gold-colored while all of the others are silver colored. I would not recommend these for valuable coins, obviously, but they make nice inexpensive mounts for cheap keepsake coins. A few years back I took some of those gold-plated Statehood quarters from my home state and put some in these bezels, and they sold very nicely at my antique mall booth. I gave my lady boss a Peace dollar in one of these as a Christmas gift, and she was happy. Put some common Indian cents, Buffalo nickels, or Merc dimes in these and I'll bet you'll find them popular. Use needle nose pliers to gently open the crown screw, put the coin in, and screw the crown back on. Be careful not to overtighten or you could snap the stem off.
$2 each (or take the entire remaining stock at the closeout price of $1 each)
CENT size (gold color): 9 available
NICKEL size (silver color): 10 available
DIME size (silver color): 10 available
QUARTER size (silver color): 22 available
HALF DOLLAR size (silver color): 8 available
LARGE DOLLAR (Morgan/Peace/Ike, not ASE) size (silver color): 7 available
Keychain attachment (the typical inexpensive kind you see on most novelty key rings): 4 available (just ask for one free if you buy a bezel).
1867 RAYS 5c $20.
Most forms of payment accepted. Shipping is a flat rate of $1.50
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Some Misc Junk
1914 S .25 quarter sold
1915 D .25 quarter sold
1915 S .25 quarter sold
1915 S .25 quarter vf30 clnd sold
1939 .25 quarter UNC sold
1927 S .25 quarter AG3 price reduced sold
1927 S .25 quarter AG3 price reduced sold
1918 .25 quarter Sold
1842 .10 dime Lowball coin, problem free P-01 sold
1913 S Nickel t2 acid restored $25 *SOLD*
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I have had happy transactions with the following board members: fcloud, DIMEMAN, DRUNNER, dunerlaw, cmerlo1, melvin289, John91c, PocketEasyTreasures, Harry779...and I hope to grow the list.
Here is a list of RAW Coins I have in 2x2s...listed is RETAIL just so you have some idea. Bargain with me...Make me an offer and I'll try to make you a good deal. $5 for Shipping 1 to just a few of them...and add 3% for PayPal.
I believe all coins to be problem free for the grade...and not cleaned. Please make me an offer!
Merc Dimes:
1917 MS62FB $40
1917 in AU DARK $12.50....I am not confident enough to call this AU55 although I do think it is a cool coin. It is a problem free dark toned AU.
21-D G-4 $78
28-D EF-40 $62.50
1929-S in EF $12.00 with light Machine Doubling on the Date.
31-D VG-8 $10
31-D VG-8 $10
1940 in MS62/63 $10
1940-S/S AU Cool Cherrypickers' Variety $45
1941 in MS62/63 $10
1943-S/S VF-30 Cool Cherrypickers' Variety $35
45-Micro S VF35 $10
Lincoln Cents:
1932 - EF - $6.75 Retail
1932-D - AU+ - $14 Retail (Some Red Still There)
1933-D - VF30 - $10 Retail
1950-D/S EF40 $5
2003 Silver Proof Set - $55 ...not sure why I have this but I do.
2002 ANA Medals - $50 Nice Silver Content in One of Them. Held in NY the next year after 9/11. Comes in a nice display box.
Just send me a PM with questions.
Thanks for considering,
Greg
Looking for Top Pop Mercury Dime Varieties & High Grade Mercury Dime Toners.
1900 Liberty V Nickel... PCGS AU55. Some mint luster still left on this original skin.$60 delivered...
10 for $100
Lower grade below Good Bid price some may be cleaned
1838
1842-o
1857
1857
1875
1876-s
1877
1878
1886
1888
5 VF +/- seated dimes $100
1855
1856-o
1858
1876
1876CC
4 Bust dimes G-VG some have parts of Liberty $100
1830
1837
1835
1837
1921 SLQ VG+/- probably cleaned at one time $100
1923 SLQ AU with a small black stain on the reverse $70
I will post some pics when I find the cord for the camera
All prices firm and plus shipping
Thanks
Frank
What you see on the obverse are old scratches that have since toned over so it's not too bad but it is scratched; someone outlined the bust with something sharp.
I can provide more pictures so you can see the scratches better, just PM me. No rim bumps or anything, other than the scratches it is extremely original.
1954 S 10c MS67 NGC $60 shipped.
Very lustrous and dark aqua blue and purple toning with fire-y orange to go with it. Not the kind of toning everyone would love but it looks nice to me
1819--$29 delivered: The coin does not look this green in hand.
1820--$29 delivered
1831--$24 delivered
Please PM if interested.
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Price includes shipping.
Single items I usually ship in a 000 bubble padded manila envelope which I then place inside a regular manila envelope.
4 Blue Ikes $40.00 delivered
The envelopes are bit beat up.
1972-s
1972-s
1973-s
1974-s
7 Coins from an old error/variety collection, $27.00
3 Error Quarters, $5
Clip is OK, AU/Unc. 1966
Broadstruck 1965 with problems
Partial clip 1967 with problems
The two problem coins were carefully placed in a plastic case on top of a foam pad...add 40 years and the corrosion you see is the result.
1962 Jefferson PF66 NGC $15
Franklin Half Dollars
1958 Franklin PF66 NGC $40
1958 Franklin PF67 NGC $50
1959 Franklin PF67 NGC $50
1961 Franklin PF66 NGC $28
1962 Franklin PF66 Cameo NGC $45
1963 Franklin PF66 NGC $28
Morgan Dollars
1881-S Morgan MS64 NGC $90
American Silver Eagles
2003 MS69 NGC Flag Label - $50
2007 W MS69 NGC Early Releases - $50
2008 W MS69 NGC Early Releases - $50
2009 MS69 NGC Early Releases - $50
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The entertainment can never be overdressed....except in burlesque
qty 1 - 1971-S Eisenhower Dollar, PCGS MS66, $35
qty 2 - 1942-S Mercury Dime, PCGS MS66, $25 ea
qty 1 - 1936 Buffalo Nickel, NTC MS64, $40
qty 2 - 1937-S Buffalo Nickel, NTC MS66, $70 ea
Commemorative 90% silver dollars, proof, in original government packaging
qty 1 - 2007-P Jamestown, $36
qty 1 - 2007-S Little Rock, $36
qty 1 - 2008-P Bald Eagle, $36
1 5/16" First Spouse Medals in Mint cellophane
qty 3 - Van Buren's Liberty, $10 ea
qty 1 - Letitia Tyler, $8
qty 1 - Julia Tyler, $8
qty 1 - Sarah Polk, $5
qty 1 - Margaret Taylor, $5
qty 2 - Mary Todd Lincoln, $5 ea
1 1/2" National Wildlife Refuge System Centennial Medal Series
qty 1 - Roosevelt / Bald Eagle, $15
U.S. Mint Uncirculated Sets
qty 1 - 2003, $18
qty 5 - 2004, $32 ea
qty 8 - 2005, $12 ea
qty 5 - 2006, $18 ea
qty 4 - 2007, $26 ea
qty 4 - 2008, $62 ea
U.S. Mint Proof Sets - Clad
qty 1 - 1997, $26
qty 1 - 2003, $18
qty 3 - 2004, $25 ea
qty 4 - 2005, $15 ea
qty 4 - 2006, $26 ea
qty 4 - 2007, $40 ea
qty 4 - 2008, $80 ea
U.S. Mint Proof Quarter Sets - Clad
qty 3 - 2006, $15 ea