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April 26 Coin Auction Catalog Coins from Brock Estate II t April 26, 2015 1:00 pm. t Bismarck Courtyard Hotel t Bismarck, ND Lot # Description Condition Notes $ Price 1 Coin Brief Case 2 1955 Roosevelt dime PF 67 Cameo 3 1841 Hard Times Token 4 1968-D Lincoln cent Mint Error 5 Bag of Wheat cents 1909-1958 Approx. 80 6 1843 Half dime 7 1935-S Lincoln cent MS 64 Red 8 1869 Shield nickel AU 9 1883 Liberty nickel MS 64 No Cents 10 1892-S Barber quarter 11 1878-S Morgan dollar MS 64 Toned 12 1859 Indian Head cent AU 58 13 1856 Seated Liberty half dollar AU 14 Bag of Indian Head cents 1863-1909 Approx. 29 15 1893-O Barber quarter F 16 1916 Walking Liberty half dollar BU 17 1787 Fugio Coppers Rare 18 1884-O Morgan dollar MS 65 Gold Toned 19 Date Unknown Lincoln cent MS 64 Red Dbl clip 20 1886 Liberty nickel Key date 21 1916 $1 Gold McKinley Commerative AU 22 Bag of Buffalo nickels approx. 24 23 Hobo nickel "Viking" 24 1893-S Barber quarter XF 25 Complete set of Washington quarters 32-D AU & 32-S XF 1932-1998 26 1860 Indian Head cent AU 27 1894 Barber quarter AU 28 Bag of Silver dollars 5 coins 29 1879-S Morgan dollar NGC MS 64 DMPL Front 30 1864 2 cent small motto VG Key date 31 1795 Half cent VG Rare 32 Bag of Wheat cents Approx. 80 33 1895-O Barber quarter XF 34 1917-D Obv. Walking Liberty half dollar BU 35 1878-CC Morgan dollar ANACS MS 64 Toned 36 1901 Liberty nickel MS 62 37 1920-S Lincoln cent 38 1864 LN Indian Head cent MS 64 39 1881-S Morgan dollar MS 64 40 1895-S Barber quarter AU Temchack Auctions , LLC t Bismarck , ND t 701-290-3171 www.temchackauction.com Coins from Brock Estate II t April 26, 2015 1:00 pm. t Bismarck Courtyard Hotel t Bismarck, ND Lot # Description Condition Notes $ Price 41 Roosevelt dime Mint Error NGC AU 58 FT Struck thru capped die 42 1858 Half dime BU 43 Bag of Silver dollars 5 coins 44 1918-S Walking Liberty half dollar VF 45 1881-O Morgan dollar MS 63 Rainbow toned 46 1794 Large cent Head of 95 VF 30 Rare 47 1896-O Barber quarter F 48 1858 Seated Liberty half dollar BU 49 1880-CC Morgan dollar MS 63 80/79 2nd rev 50 Complete set of Franklin halves BU & Proofs 51 Bag of Buffalo nickels approx. 24 52 1864 Indian Head cent BR Unc 53 1897-S Barber quarter Semi-Key 54 1883-O Morgan dollar MS 63 Rainbow toned 55 1805 Draped Bust half dollar AU 56 1965 SMS Jefferson nickel ANACS MS 65 5 Full Steps 57 1920 Lincoln cent MS 64 RB 58 Bag of Indian Head cents 1863-1909 Approx. 29 59 1897-O Barber quarter 60 1883-CC GSA Morgan dollar 61 1800 Half cent VF Details 62 1919-S Walking Liberty half dollar VF 63 1863 Indian Head cent MS 64 64 1883-O Morgan dollar MS 64 65 1899-S Barber quarter XF 66 Lincoln cent Mint Error NGC MS 64 RB Broadstruck 67 1795 Large cent VF Rare 68 Bag of Silver dollars 5 coins 69 1881-CC Morgan dollar VG 70 1855 $2 1/2 Gold Liberty AU 71 1894 Liberty nickel Proof 72 1899-O Barber quarter XF 73 1883-O Morgan dollar MS 64 Gold Toned 74 1859-O Half dime MS 62 75 Book of Indian Head cents 76 1920-S Walking Liberty half dollar VF 30 77 1882-CC GSA Morgan dollar 78 1803 Draped Bust half dollar XF Rare 79 1859-O Seated Liberty half dollar MS 63 80 1882 Morgan dollar MS 66 Temchack Auctions , LLC t Bismarck , ND t 701-290-3171 www.temchackauction.com Coins from Brock Estate II t April 26, 2015 1:00 pm. t Bismarck Courtyard Hotel t Bismarck, ND Lot # Description Condition Notes $ Price 81 Bag of Wheat cents 1909-1958 Approx. 80 82 1900 Barber quarter AU 83 1797 Large cent AU Rare 84 1882-S Morgan dollar MS 63 85 1982-P Jefferson nickel Mint Error NGC MS 65 Double struck 86 1884-CC GSA Morgan dollar 87 1806 Draped Bust quarter XF Rare 88 1887 Morgan dollar MS 63 Rainbow toned 89 Bag of Silver dollars 5 coins 90 1883-O Morgan dollar MS 63 91 1798 Large cent F Rare 92 1929-D Walking Liberty half dollar BU 93 1894 Indian Head cent MS 63 RB 94 1806 Half cent Small 6, Stemless VF 95 1884-O Morgan dollar PCGS MS 63 DMPL 96 1812 Capped Bust half dollar VF 97 1861 / 0 Half dime AU 58 98 Bag of Buffalo nickels 1913-1930 approx. 24 99 1884-CC Morgan dollar MS 62 100 Complete set Lincoln cents 1909-2013 Proofs from 1964 on 101 1937-S Walking Liberty half dollar MS 63 102 1885-CC GSA Morgan dollar MS 64 103 1807 / 6 Large cent F 104 1862-S Seated Liberty half dollar VF 105 1909-S VDB Lincoln cent AU 58 Key Date 106 1885-O Morgan dollar MS 64 107 1865 Indian Head cent MS 63 R/B 108 Bag of Wheat cents 1909-1958 Approx. 80 109 1885-S Morgan dollar MS 62 110 1906 Liberty nickel MS 64 111 1942-S Walking Liberty half dollar MS 63 112 1885-O Morgan dollar NGC MS 66 Olathe dollar hoard 113 1886 Morgan dollar NGC MS 66 Olathe dollar hoard 114 1865-S Seated Half dime XF 115 1900-O Barber quarter XF 116 Bag of Indian Head cents 1863-1909 Approx. 29 117 1873 Seated Liberty half dollar MS 63 Closed 3 118 1886 Morgan dollar MS 64 Rainbow toned 119 1935 Walking Liberty half dollar MS 64 120 1946 Roosevelt dime Mint Error Double struck w/ 1 cent Temchack Auctions , LLC t Bismarck , ND t 701-290-3171 www.temchackauction.com Coins from Brock Estate II t April 26, 2015 1:00 pm. t Bismarck Courtyard Hotel t Bismarck, ND Lot # Description Condition Notes $ Price 121 1806 Large cent F 122 1912 Liberty nickel MS 64 123 1901 Barber quarter VF 124 1886-O Morgan dollar BU 125 Complete set Barber dimes 126 1811 Capped Bust half dollar XF 127 1856-O Seated Liberty dime VF 128 1955 Lincoln cent "Double Die" MS 62 R/B Rare 129 Bag of Silver dollars 5 coins 130 1895 Barber half dollar BU 131 1886 Morgan dollar MS 64 Rainbow toned 132 1901-O Barber quarter VF 133 1973-D Washington quarter Mint Error NGC MS 66 Struck on 5 cent planchet 134 1812 Large cent VF 135 1938 Walking Liberty half dollar MS 63 136 Bag of Wheat cents 1909-1958 Approx. 80 137 1815 Capped Bust quarter VG 1st yr issue 138 1889 Morgan dollar MS 64 Rainbow toned 139 1903-S Barber quarter VF 140 1807 Half cent VG 141 1907-O Barber quarter AU 55 142 1934 Walking Liberty half dollar MS 64 143 1889 Morgan dollar MS 65 144 1813 Capped Bust half dollar XF 145 1819 Large cent XF 146 Bag of Silver dollars 5 coins 147 1889-S Morgan dollar MS 61 148 1829 Half cent F 149 1908-O Barber quarter AU 150 1951 Wheat cent Mint Error 50 % Off center 151 1889-CC Morgan dollar F 152 Set of Standing Liberty quarters missing 1916 & 1920-D 153 1875-CC Seated Liberty half dollar 154 1883 Shield nickel AU 155 1908 Liberty nickel MS 64 156 Bag of Buffalo nickels 1913-1930 approx. 24 157 1890 Morgan dollar MS 65 158 1908-O Barber quarter XF 45 159 1920-D Standing Liberty quarter MS 61 160 1876-CC Seated Liberty quarter BU Temchack Auctions , LLC t Bismarck , ND t 701-290-3171 www.temchackauction.com Coins from Brock Estate II t April 26, 2015 1:00 pm. t Bismarck Courtyard Hotel t Bismarck, ND Lot # Description Condition Notes $ Price 161 1934-D Walking Liberty half dollar AU 58 162 1892-CC Morgan dollar XF 45 163 1967 Washington quarter Mint Error NGC AU 58 Struck on 10 cent stock 164 1824 Large cent Unc 165 1909 Barber quarter VF 30 166 Bag of Wheat cents 1909-1958 Approx. 80 167 1901 Barber half dollar VF 168 1863-S Seated Liberty dime F Civil War coin 169 1981-D Washington quarter Mint Error AU 55 Off center 170 1927 Peace dollar NGC MS 61 171 1909-O Barber quarter 172 1943 Walking Liberty half dollar PCGS MS 66 173 1902 Barber half dollar XF 45 174 Bag of Wheat cents 1909-1958 Approx. 80 175 1892 Morgan dollar MS 63 176 1937-D 3 Leg Buffalo nickel AU 55 Rare 177 1808 Capped Bust half dollar F 178 1934-S Walking Liberty half dollar AU 179 1910-O Barber quarter XF 180 Complete set Roosevelt dimes 1946-2013 Gem BU 181 1945-S/S Jefferson nickel ANACS MS 65 182 1892-O Morgan dollar MS 63 183 1887 Seated Liberty dime MS 62 184 1912-S Liberty nickel F Better date 185 Bag of Indian Head cents 1863-1909 Approx. 29 186 1911-D Barber quarter 187 1893-CC Morgan dollar XF 188 1924-D Lincoln cent AU 189 1965 Washington quarter Mint Error Broadstruck 190 1833 Half cent AU 58 191 1897-O Morgan dollar MS 62 192 1877-CC Seated Liberty half dollar VF 193 Bag of Silver dollars 5 coins 194 1913-S Barber quarter VG Key Date 195 1899 Morgan dollar MS 63 196 2005 Silver Eagle NGC MS 69 197 1854 Seated Liberty quarter w/ arrows AU 198 1928 Peace dollar MS 63 Key Date 199 1938-S Jefferson nickel PCGS MS 64 FS 200 1914-S Barber quarter VF Better date Temchack Auctions , LLC t Bismarck , ND t 701-290-3171 www.temchackauction.com Coins from Brock Estate II t April 26, 2015 1:00 pm.
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