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Please call to confirm pricing and availability. Images available upon request. Or find them on our Dealer's Only Website: KLRCI.com Call Louis Melamed or Reid Wolf • PH: 310-712-8118 FAX: 310-772-0122 [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] In Red are our newer additions 9478 W Olympic Blvd. Ste 202 • Beverly Hills, CA 90212 PCGS # Colonials Price Description 52 Undated (ca. 1828) American Plantations Token - Restrike - PCGS MS61 $1,350 A pleasing example of the type, both sides exhibit sharp striking detail to the central design elements. Deep pewter gray patina throughout. The present example is certainly highly desirable. 587 1779 Rhode Island Token - Wreath Below Ship - NGC MS63 $7,000 Pop 1. None Finer At NGC. Mintage Unknown. The Wreath Below Ship variety was the final issue of this popular token. This handsome State piece has plenty of original antique gold color beneath an overlay of mottled gray-brown patina. Both sides of this piece are equally well defined with universally bold striking detail. Satiny in texture with an overall smooth appearance. Lustrous greenish-yellow surfaces. MORE ABOUT THIS PIECE: The obverse of Rhode Island Ship medals depict the flagship of British Admiral Lord Richard Howe and is anchored with the peripheral legend DE ADMIRALS FLAG van ADMIRAL HOWE 1779. The reverse shows Aquidneck island as the central motif with three warships to the left, about two dozen troops on the island, and soldiers fleeing in thirteen small boats to the right. The peripheral legend reads D'vlugtende AMERICAAN ENvan RHODE YLAND Augt 1778. PCGS Price Guide...$8000. No NGC price Guide Information. PCGS # (All Varieties) Price Description 1543 1808 Cent -- NGC MS67 BN $67,500 Finest Certified for the Issue. This is truly an outstanding example of one of the most conditionally challenging design types in all of U.S. . Highly lustrous bluish-steel and rose-brown with a faint wisp of darker steel toning at the cap above the letters RT in LIBERTY. The surfaces are satiny and the luster is unbroken. A beautiful example of the popular, yet challenging "Turban Head" cent. Produced for only seven years from 1808 through 1814, the Classic Head cent design is the work of German-born engraver John Reich. Known for years among numismatists as the Turban Head cent (based on the name popularized by Edouard Frossard in his 1879 monograph), the more familiar Classic Head name used today actually predates Frossard's description and is attributed to Ebenezer Locke Mason, Jr. in 1868. Regardless of the exact circumstances of its design and replacement, the Classic Head series is one of the shortest among early from the . This first year 1808 is just such a and would make an impressive addition to the finest type or variety set. CDN Retail Price Guide...$78,000. PCGS # Three Cent Price Description 83773 1877 Three Cent -- NGC PF68 Cameo $9,900 Pop 3 between both services. None Finer. This amazing Superb Gem Cameo proof is among the finest pieces ever certified, and it is a thing of beauty. Both sides are brilliant light gray with no evidence of toning. The 1877 is a proof-only key-date issue in the three cent nickel series, and few can equal the quality of this piece. No Price Guide information. Price Guide In one point lower at PF67Cameo...$9500. Imagine what the price guide might be in PF68 Cameo!

3774 1878 Three Cent Nickel -- PCGS PR67+ CAC $2,000 Only 2 Finer at PCGS. Superb plus-graded gem. Bands of pink and sea-green surround flawless frosty golden devices. Scarce proof-only issue from a mintage of just 2,350 coins. CAC approved for quality. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. PCGS Price Guide in Proof 67(Plus)...$2,000. In PR68...$10,500. PCGS # Nickels (All Varieties) Price Description 3817 1866 Rays -- NGC PF67 Cameo $11,500 None Finer. The Proof mintage of this historic "First Year of Issue" is estimated at only 600. This is an exquisite survivor from the United States Mint's Five-Cent Nickel series. Untoned white surfaces allow strong contrast between frosty devices and mirrored fields. Fully struck throughout with amazing visual appeal. NGC Price Guide...$16,900 3884 1886 Liberty Nickel -- PCGS PR66 $1,200 Mintage...4290; PCGS Price Guide...$1,200 3942 1919-D -- PCGS MS65 $3,600 This warmly toned example exhibits intermingled blushes of pale powder blue to dominant reddish-apricot patina. Near- fully struck, and uncommonly so for this challenging issue, lustrous surfaces are also remarkably smooth in hand even for the MS-65 grade assigned by PCGS. Many numismatic experts rank the 1919-D alongside the 1920-D as the rarest Buffalo nickel in fully struck Gem Uncirculated condition. 3943 1919-S Buffalo Nickel -- PCGS MS64 CAC $2,500 Scarce and desirable Choice Uncirculated quality for this entry in the Buffalo nickel series. Bathed in iridescent silver-apricot, pale gold, powder blue and even a few other light shades, both sides readily reveal bright satin luster as the surfaces rotate under a light. Nicely preserved and well struck otherwise. PCGS Prfce Guide in MS64 (NON-CAC)...$3500. iIn PCGS MS65...$10,000!!! 3945 1920-D Buffalo Nickel -- PCGS MS64 $1,900 Sharply to fully struck with richly original surfaces, this warmly patinated golden-gray example appears nicer than even some certified MS-65s that we have handled for this issue. Among the Mint State survivors poor striking quality and inferior luster are the rule, explaining the scarcity of attractive Choice and Gem quality examples such as this particular piece. Indeed, this is one of the better produced and more desirable survivors. PCGS Price Guide...$2750. 3955 1925-D Buffalo Nickel -- PCGS MS65 $2,800 A gorgeous Gem Mint State 1925-D nickel, one of the more conditionally challenging entries in the Buffalo series. Vividly toned in lemon-yellow and power blue iridescence, a full quota of smooth satin luster is also a praiseworthy attribute.

All information provided is for reference only. Please verify with your own sources when discussing with your customers. 1 9/23/21 PCGS # Half Dimes (All Varieties) Price Description 11020 , Judd-7 -- NGC MS63 $330,000 Pop 1 with only 7 finer. Mintage...1,500. For the past 150 years, these coins have intrigued collectors as well as Mint officials. Much has been written about the origins of the half dismes, some of it embellishment, some outright fabrication. It is still believed by many that Martha was the model for the figure of Liberty and the coins were struck from Washington's Sheffield silver plate. This particular piece must have been highly prized by its owner, as it is in essentially the same condition as when it left John Harper's saw shop 229 years ago. The only difference is the addition of multiple layers of gray, blue, and golden toning over each side. This is one of the finest pieces known of this historic issue. This is the only coin NGC has certified in MS63. NCG Price Guide...$350,000. 4438 1859 Seated Liberty -- NGC PF65 $1,950 Mintage...800. A needle-sharp Gem with smooth, glassy fields. Peach-gold, lavender, and ocean-blue toning graces both sides. NGC Price Guide...$2850 4438 1859 Seated Liberty Half Dime -- PCGS PR66 CAC $3,750 Pop. 6 in PCGS CAC. GEMMY all the way! Premium quality mirrors beam from below a wonderful, original patina. The surfaces are icy smooth and very clean. The eye appeal is further enhanced by complete detail on both sides with a nearly cameo contrast on the obverse depending on what angle the light hits the frost. PCGS Price Guide in PR66...$3750. In PR67...$12,500 PCGS # Dimes (All Varieties) Price Description 4470 1800 Dime -- PCGS MS62 $22,000 Pop. 3. Only 4 Finer. Just two die marriages exist for the 1800 dimes, both share the same obverse with different reverses. All Mint State 1800 dimes are rarities. This MS62 example is exceeded by only a handful of specimens at PCGS. Dappled amber-gold toning intermixes with lilac and bright-silver areas on the obverse, while the reverse is a bit more toned in the same shades. A strong strike on the devices. This lightly toned example offers nice eye appeal and is an important opportunity for the advanced early dime specialist. PCGS Price Guide...$22,000. 4528 1836 Dime -- PCGS MS65 $4,600 Delicate and attractive gold toning visits the surfaces of this sharply defined JR-2 Gem, which exhibits frosty silver luster and sensational eye appeal. A faint die crack travels upward from the obverse border at 6 o'clock, bisecting the die. PCGS Price Guide...$7500. 4529 1837 Capped Bust Dime -- NGC MS65+ $9,500 Only Seven Numerically finer at NGC. This is the final year of the Capped Bust design, with the Liberty Seated style on deck for later in 1837 when it was launched. Boldly struck on the eagle's feathers and shield, as well as on Liberty's curls. Of the four known die marriages of this issue JR-4 is the only variety of the issue with a Fancy 8 in the date, and it shares its reverse die with the JR-3 Block 8 variety. This piece has clean fields and devices, as expected for the gem "plus" grade level. CDN Collector's Price Guide...$12,000. 4561 1837 Seated Liberty Dime, No Stars Large Date -- NGC MS65 $4,750 The Seated Liberty design was introduced in 1837, and the No Stars obverse was discontinued in 1838, making this issue extremely important for type collectors. The reported mintage in 1837 was 682,500 pieces, including both the Large Date and Small Date varieties. The Large Date is easily recognized by the flat topped 3. The present coin is a delightful Gem, with sharply detailed devices and attractive blue and gold patina. NGC Price Guide...$6900 4679 1876 Seated Dime -- NGC MS67 $1,950 Only one finer known at NGC. It's as good as it gets. Attractive rich and radiant luster on the obverse and mostly white reverse can be found on this Premium gem Seated Dime. Well struck and fully detailed. NGC Price Guide...$2500. 4772 1875 Seated Liberty Dime -- NGC PF66 $1,100 Mintage...700. Nice rich colorful toning. NGC Price Guide...$1750. 4776 1879 Seated Liberty Dime -- NGC PF67 $2,100 Mintage...1100. Only Four Finer known. Originally and expertly preserved surfaces exhibit steel-blue and olive-gray peripheral toning that yields to lighter champagne-apricot iridescence toward the centers. Associated by date with a low mintage circulation strike issue, the 1879 is one of the more eagerly sought Proofs in the later Liberty Seated dime series. This is a remarkable condition rarity that is sure to impress even the most discerning numismatist. NGC Price Guide...$2525

4850 1909 Barber Dime -- NGC MS65 $400 NGC Price Guide...$625 PCGS # Quarters (All Varieties) Price Description 5442 1857 Seated Liberty Quarter -- PCSG MS66 $3,400 This is an attractive example with bright, semiprooflike fields on each side, giving the coin a well-balanced appearance. Each side also displays light but noticeable reddish toning. PCGS Price Guide...$4900 5442 1857 Seated Liberty Quarter -- PCGS MS66 $3,300 Only Nine Finer. Attractive toning adorns this lustrous and nicely struck high-grade No Motto type coin. PCGS Price Guide...$4650 5445 1858 Seated Liberty Quarter -- NGC MS65 $2,150 A bold, shimmering, satiny luster has a billowing brilliance on both sides. Sharply struck, this GEM grade example has untoned lustrous surfaces that give this coin a neat look. NGC Price Guide…$3150 5498 1875 Seated Liberty Quarter -- PCGS MS66 CAC $4,750 Only Three Finer certified by PCGS. The obverse exhibits a medley of violet, rose, and cobalt-blue patina, while the reverse offers ice-blue centers that turn to mint-green, yellow, and reddish-orange at the rims. Glowing cartwheel luster shines throughout. The design motif detail strong. A splendidly original Premium Gem. PCGS Price Guide in MS66...$2500. In MS67...$10,000. 5498 1875 Seated Liberty Quarter --PCGS MS66 $2,250 NGC Price Guide...$3125 5524 1891 Seated Liberty Quarter -- NGC MS67 $3,950 Only three numerically finer between both services. This Superb Gem 1891 quarter boasts cartwheel luster on well-struck surfaces that are adorned with rich colorful surfaces. 85556 1860 Seated Quarter -- NGC PF65 Cameo $3,900 MIntage...1000. Pop 4 with only 7 Finer. BOLD contrast! The fields are intensely mirrored and highly reflective, providing a sea of flash that surrounds a well struck island of frosted devices. Virtually untoned, this CAMEO GEM has a nice look and is devoid of all but the most minute lines in the fields. The eye appeal is nice. PCGS 5, NGC 4. Only 1,000 Proofs were struck. These do not appear in auction with any frequency. NGC Price Guide...$5650

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5574 1873 Seated Liberty Quarter with Arrows -- NGC PF68* $27,500 Mintage...540. Pop. 1. Finest Known. The fields are deeply reflective, and the obverse possesses warm russet and cobalt- blue edging, with an elliptical area of brilliance over most of the portrait and part of the date. The reverse displays even steel-blue patina that yields to copper-gold about the margins. NGC Price Guide...$38,500. 5575 1874 Seated Liberty Quarter with Arrows -- PCGS PR64 $2,050 Mintage...850. Glassy, mirrored fields beneath a dusting of iridescent silver-apricot and pale lilac toning. PCGS Price Guide...$2250. 5635 1903-O Barber Quarter -- PCGS MS66 $4,400 Two Numerically Finer. This spectacular Premium Gem exhibits well-preserved lustrous surfaces, under attractive shades of greenish-gold and lavender-gray toning. PCGS Price Guide...$5750 5666 1913-S Barber Quarter -- NGC MS66 $33,000 Pop 5 with 5 finer at NGC. Lowest Mintage in the Barber Set. Scarce in any Mint State condition, the 1913-S has the lowest mintage of any Barber quarter at just 40,000 pieces. It is famously one of the "big three" series keys -- the 1896-S, the 1901- S, and the 1913-S. This splendid Premium Gem coin has a sharp strike and is vibrantly lustrous beneath a translucent mantle of dappled, tan-gold toning. NCG Price Guide...$40,000. 5684 1898 Barber Quarter -- NGC PF67 $2,750 Mintage...735; NGC Price Guide...$5,500 5688 1900 Barber Quarter -- NGC PF67 $2,750 Mintage...912; NGC Price Guide...$4,800 PCGS # Half Dollars (All Varieties) Price Description 6164 1834 Capped Bust Half Dollar -- NGC MS65 $4,200 The 1834 Capped Bust half dollar as a date is elusive in Gem condition and rare finer. This piece displays frosty luster with russet and olive border toning that surrounds pearlescent interiors. NGC Price Guide...$5250 6236 1841 Seated Liberty Half Dollar -- NGC MS65 $7,750 TIED FOR FINEST GRADED! A dusting of golden and dove gray toning accent, semi-reflective surfaces. Booming mint bloom and luster. The coin displays keenly defined motifs. mint state specimens are extremely tough to find with just 52 coins grading MS60 to MS65! The 1 and the 8 in the date are repunched at the bottom, confirming the variety of WB-102. NGC Price guide...$16,000 6279 1854 Arrows Seated Liberty Half Dollar -- NGC MS66 $13,750 Pop 2 with just two finer at PCGS and NGC Combined. Despite the large mintage, most of the coins from this year were circulated and high-grade Mint State coins are few and far between. A speckling of golden-tan toning imbues and embellishes the thickly frosted surfaces. A razor-sharp strike covers both sides. Really nice price guide comp. NGC Price Guide...$23,000 6280 1854-O Arrows Seated Half Dollar -- PCGS MS66 $13,500 WB-101, Die Pair 33, R.3. This Premium Gem appears to be from the early die state before the die crack developed in the right obverse field. This lovely example has frosty silver luster, bold design definition beneath dappled gold and steel toning at the borders, and gold toning outlining the light silver-gray devices. PCGS Price Guide in one grade higher MS67...$52,500!

6283 1855-O Arrows Seated Liberty Half Dollar -- NGC MS65 $5,900 SWIRLING MINT BLOOM and cartwheel luster are prominently displayed over problem-free surfaces and needle sharp motifs. A faint trace of honey gold toning adds to the originality of the piece. NGC Price Guide...$8600. 6343 1873 Arrows Seated Liberty Half Dollar, Bold Doubled Die Obv. -- PCGS MS65 $8,750 Small Arrows, Doubled Die Obverse, WB-109, FS-101, MS65 PCGS. This Small Arrows variety exhibits arguably the boldest die doubled obverse in the entire Seated Liberty half dollar series. The doubling is easily seen on Liberty's gown folds, fingers, and foot, as well as the scroll, and the shield stripes which exhibit four lines each instead of the normal three. This variety is rare in Mint State, although the 1873 With Arrows half dollar is a rarity at the Gem grade level regardless of variety. This coin displays soft, satiny luster beneath intermingled shades of burgundy-red, olive-green, and gunmetal-gray toning. The strike is sharp making this an important piece for the advanced Seated half dollar specialist. PCGS Price Guide....$12,000.

6444 1883 Seated Liberty Half Dollar -- PCGS PR65 $1,900 Mintage...1,039. This PR65 coin displays daubs of cobalt-blue and mauve toning, as well as sharply defined design features that are highlighted by reflective fields. Both sides are well-preserved. PCGS Price Guide...$2500. 6461 1892 Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS65 $1,495 PCGS Price Guide...$1850 6461 1892 Barber Half Dollar (Tripled Die Reverse) -- NGC MS66 $3,300 Tripled Die Reverse, Multicolor Toning. FS-801. Although undesignated as such on the NGC insert, this is the Cherrypickers' variety with clear tripling of design elements throughout the reverse periphery. This lustrous and boldly struck Premium Gem offers dappled forest-green and plum-red toning across much of both sides. NGC Price Guide (No Special Variety)...$3850. 6465 1893 Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS66 CAC $3,600 PCGS Price Guide in MS66...$4,000; in MS67...$37,500 6466 1893-O Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS65 $8,400 Ex: Friend. An incredible example with fully brilliant and frosty surfaces, white at the centers and toned in gold, blue, green, and lilac closer to the borders. The strike is sharp for this early New Orleans issue. PCGS Price Guide..$9,500 6476 1896-S Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS64 $3,250 Like the 1896-S Barber quarter, this half dollar issue is a better date in the series. Examples are scarce but obtainable in near- Gem condition. Soft mint luster radiates beneath shades of deep steel-gray patina. PCGS Price Guide...$5000. 6482 1898-S Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS65 $5,100 Pop 9. Only 4 finer at PCGS. Shades of cobalt-blue, olive-green, and violet color the obverse. The reverse exhibits golden hues overall, with areas of plum and teal at the extreme outer edges. PCGS Price Guide...$8000 6488 1900-S Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS66 $9,500 Pop 3. 1 Finer. This Premium Gem is sharply detailed with wispy gold and pale blue toning on its ivory surfaces. Both sides have brilliant mint luster. PCGS Price Guide...$10,000. Numismedia...$12,060.

6488 1900-S Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS64 $2,950 Lovely golden-brown, blue-green, and lavender-gray toning encompasses both sides. The lustrous surfaces appear pristine and the strike is sharp. PCGS Price Guide...$3750 6493 1902-O Barber Half Dollar -- NGC MS65 $5,300 The 1902-O Barber half dollar was a workhorse of commercial channels. Mint State survivors are generally scarce, and Gems are rare. This piece shows beautifully preserved, frosty luster cast in lovely orange-gold, lavender, and champagne-gray hues. 6497 1903-S Barber Half -- PCGS MS67 $17,500 Pop 2 with only 1 finer. This Superb Gem 1903-S half dollar has gorgeous eye appeal with frosty mint brilliance. Ivory color in the centers morphs to peripheral gold, blue-green, and iridescent toning near the borders. The reverse is similar to the obverse in overall appearance and aesthetic desirability. CDN Collectors Price Guide...$24,000.

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6502 1905-O Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS65 CAC $4,200 This CAC-endorsed Gem is well-preserved with light golden toning. PCGS Price Guide in MS65...$4,500; in MS66...$6,750

6502 1905-O Barber Half -- PCGS MS66 $4,800 Pop 5. The 1905-O is surprisingly scarce in Mint State. Such coins, when encountered, typically grade MS62 to MS64. Premium Gems are very rare. The present Registry Set prize is well struck with lustrous, unmarked surfaces with rich apple- green and plum-red patination. PCGS Price Guide...$6750. 6507 1906-S Barber Half Dollar -- NGC MS65 $4,100 This well struck Barber Half is rarely seen in Gem or better. The surfaces have deep uniform toning of powder-blue, peach- orange, lavender, and violet-gray iridescence, providing this Gem Barber half with great visual quality. NGC Price Guide...$4100. 6511 1907-S Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS65 $7,700 Known as "The scarcest late date of the series in Mint State," you will find Glowing luster emanating from each side of this gorgeous Gem. A coat of low intensity gold-beige and bluish-gray patination enriches well cared for surfaces. PCGS Price Guide...$9,500. 6514 1908-O Barber Half Dollar -- NGC MS67 $8,250 Pop 5. Only One Finer Certified at NGC. The eye appeal of this Superb Gem New Orleans Barber half dollar is its primary attribute. Satin mint luster shines beneath peach-gold and lavender patina on the obverse and ice-blue toning on the reverse. The portrait and stars are strong. An important condition rarity at this grade level. NGC Price Guide...$10,000 6520 1910-S Barber Half Dollar -- PCGS MS65 $3,050 Surviving Mint State 1910-S half dollars are dispersed throughout many grades, but those in Gem or better condition are scarcely seen. The present coin displays frosty mint luster beneath gold, olive-green, and lavender-gray toning. Numismedia Price Guide...$3970. 6553 1906 Barber Half Dollar -- NGC PF66 $2,250 Mintage...675. Rich colorful toning. NGC Price Guide...$4650 PCGS # Silver Dollars (All Varieties) Price Description 6878 1799 -- NGC MS61 $24,500 Bowers Die State III-IV. A crisply struck and unworn example with noticeably prooflike fields. The medium gunmetal-gray surfaces reveal aquamarine borders and straw-gold centers when the piece is rotated beneath a light. The upper-right reverse displays moderate adjustment marks (as struck), prominent only on the cloud beneath Ôªøthe F in OF. Both sides are uncommonly free from abrasions. This piece ranks among the finest examples. NGC Price Guide...$26,000. 7060 1880 Trade Dollar -- NGC PF67 $15,750 Mintage...1987. None Numerically Finer at either service. Stunning tones and extremely sharp strike with fully squared rims. The obverse and reverse fields both exhibit incredible reflectivity, and show no evidence of any contact. The original multi-colored toning is breathtaking; beginning as rose-gold in the centers, and progressing through violet-blue towards the peripheries, the color is spectacular and spellbinding. NGC Price Guide...$21,950. 7063 1883 Trade Dollar -- NGC PF67 $15,500 Pop 11 with 2 Finer at NGC. Stunning multicolor patina. The 1883 Trade dollar represents the final regular-issue emission in the series, claiming a mintage of 979 proofs. The typical 1883 is a PR63 to PR65 example in the non-Cameo category. This Superb Gem is well above-average and attractively toned. Dusky, contact-free surfaces feature natural shades of golden-orange, blue, green, and violet color with areas of brilliance at the centers. NGC Price Guide...$27,000. 7272 1901 -- PCGS MS63 CAC $19,500 Semi-Key Date. Nice and white. The strike is strong with bold hair definition PCGS Price Guide in MS63...$11,000. In MS64...$60,000. PCGS # $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagles Price Description 7859 1845 $2.5 Liberty -- NGC AU55 $550 Nice Fresh and original PCGS # $5 Gold Half Eagles Price Description 8083 1802/1 Capped Bust $5 Heraldic Eagle -- NGC MS64 $39,500 Pop 12 with 1 finer. The 1 underdigit is centered within the 2 in the date. Although two obverse dies were apparently prepared in 1801, no half eagles were struck bearing that date. The unused dies were overdated and pressed into service. All 1802-dated fives are overdates. The present high-grade example has semiprooflike fields and radiant lemon-gold devices. The strike is consistent and this attractive near-Gem is an ideal candidate to represent the Heraldic Eagle design. NGC Price Guide...$59,000. 8102 1808 Capped Bust -- NGC MS63 $25,750 Pop 18 with 7 finer at NGC. Close 5D, BD-3, R.4. Bass-Dannreuther Die State b/e with prominent clash marks. A lustrous and well struck Select sun-gold example. We note two small alloy spots (as made) near the first S in STATES and below the left (facing) wing. Only a few finer examples of BD-3 are known. BD-3 and BD-4 are varieties distinguished by the space between 5 D on the reverse. BD-3 shows a close 5 D, while BD-4 has a wide 5 D. Housed in a circa-2000 holder. NGC Price Guide...$28,000. 8223 1845 $5 Liberty -- PCGS XF45 $700 PCGS Price Guide...$770 8354 1881 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS63 $635 PCGS Price Guide...$860 8383 1893 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS63 $635 PCGS Price Guide...$785 8383 1893 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 $835 PCGS Price Guide...$1150 8383 1893 $5 Liberty -- NGC MS64 CAC $1,000 NGC Price Guide Non-CAC...$1200 8390 1895 $5 Liberty - PCGS MS63 $635 PCGS Price Guide...$825 8398 1899 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 $835 PCGS Price Guide...$1100 8398 1899 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 CAC $1,050 PCGS Price Guide Non-CAC...$1100 PCGS Price Guide in MS65...$2000 8400 1900 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS65 $1,700 PCGS Price Guide...$2250 8400 1900 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 $835 PCGS Price Guide...$1050 8400 1900 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 CAC $1,000 PCGS Price Guide in Non-CAC…1050 8417 1907-D $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS63 $650 PCGS Price Guide...$825 8417 1907-D $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 $875 PCGS Price Guide...$1050 8417 1907-D $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 CAC $1,050 PCGS Price Guide Non-CAC...$1050 8418 1908 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 CAC $1,000 PCGS Price Guide in Non-CAC...$1150

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8418 1908 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS63 $635 PCGS Price Guide...$825 8418 1908 $5 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 $835 PCGS Price Guide...$1150 PCGS # $10 Gold Eagles Price Description 8742 1899 $10 Liberty -- PCGS MS63 $1,120 PCGS Price Guide...$1325 8744 1899-S $10 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 $2,500 PCGS Price Guide...$3500 8744 1899-S $10 Liberty -- PCGS MS62 $1,100 PCGS Price Guide...$1490 8744 1899-S $10 Liberty -- PCGS MS63 $1,450 PCGS Price Guide...$1750 8745 1900 $10 Liberty -- NGC MS64 $0 Call for price. Nice fresh and original near gem gold eagle. 8745 1900 $10 Liberty -- PCGS MS63 $1,120 PCGS Price Guide...$1325 8747 1901 $10 Liberty - PCGS MS67 $23,000 Pop 4. None Finer. Examples in Superb Gem condition are scarce, and none are certified numerically finer at NGC and PCGS combined. This is a once in a lifetime coin. In fact, the total population is 24 for the $10 Liberty Series in MS67 -- with only six finer for the type. PCGS Price Guide...$30,000. 8865 1910 $10 Indian -- PCGS MS63 $1,450 PCGS Price Guide...$1800 8865 1910 $10 Indian -- PCGS MS64 $1,850 PCGS Price Guide...$2000 8868 1911 $10 Indian -- PCGS MS63 $1,325 PCGS Price Guide...$1740 8871 1912 $10 Indian -- PCGS MS63 $1,475 PCGS Price Guide...$2000 8878 1915 $10 Indian -- PCGS MS63 $1,575 PCGS Price Guide...$1900 8882 1926 $10 Indian -- PCGS MS64 CAC $2,050 PCG Price Guide in Non-CAC...$2150 PCGS # $20 Gold Eagles Price Description 9035 1899 $20 Liberty -- PCGS MS63 $2,200 PCGS Price Guide...$2500 Trends...$2650 9035 1899 $20 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 CAC $3,250 PCG Price Guide in Non-CAC...$3750 PCGs Price Guide in MS65...$6500 9035 1899 $20 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 $2,750 PCGS Price Guide...$3750 CW Trends...$4000 9037 1900 $20 Liberty -- NGC MS65 $4,400 CW Trends...$5850 9037 1900 $20 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 Plus CAC $3,500 PCG Price Guide in 64+ Non-CAC...$3750 9037 1900 $20 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 $2,350 PCGS Price Guide...$3250 CW Trends...$3350 9037 1900 $20 Liberty -- PCGS MS64 Plus $2,900 PCGS Price Guide...$3750 9142 1908 NM $20 Saint -- PCGS MS65 CAC $2,850 PCG Price Guide in Non-CAC...$2800 9142 1908 NM $20 Saint -- PCGS MS65 Plus CAC $3,200 PCGS Price Guide in MS65+Non-CAC...$3050 PCGS Price Guide in MS66...$3650 9142 1908 NM $20 Saint -- PCGS MS65+ $2,500 PCGS Price Guide...$3050 PCGS Price Guide in MS66...$3650 PCGS # Classic Silver Commemoratives Price Description 9220 1893 -- PCGS MS65 $1,150 A base of antique silver patina is enlivened by wisps of olive-copper (obverse) and champagne-pink (reverse) iridescence. Outstanding Gem preservation for this classic commemorative type, with a razor sharp strike and full mint luster to boot. PCGS Price Guide...$1700. 9222 1900 With Commission Receipt - NGC MS63 $2,500 Comes complete with an NGC Certified Commission receipt dated December 13, 1899!!! What a great collectible. 9224 1921 Alabama Half Dollar -- PCGS MS65 $875 Nice mostly white Gem. Numismedia Retail...$1290. 9296 1892 -- NGC MS67 $3,300 Only 2 Finer. Exquisite rich and colorful toning. NGC Price Guide...$4500. 9312 1935 Hudson Half Dollar -- NGC MS67 $4,750 None Fine at either service. Beautifully Toned. One of the scarcer and more conditionally challenging classic commemorative silver issues, just 10,000 1935 Hudson Sesquicentennial coins were struck for distribution, plus an additional eight pieces for Assay purposes. Most survivors grade no finer than MS-64, and the present example is especially nice. A find for the discerning specialist. Great Value when comparing to the NGC Price Guide...$11,000. 9335 1938 New Rochelle Half Dollar -- NGC MS68 $4,400 Tied for Finest Known. This is a gorgeous Ultra Gem New Rochelle half dollar with original iridescence across both sides. The obverse is largely pearly and brilliant, ringed by an autumnal blend of crimson and olive gold patina at the borders. NGC Price Guide...$11,050. PCGS # Interesting Patterns, Medals & Tokens Price Description 528569 1866-Dated $3 J-C1866-2 Merriam fantasy -- NGC UNC Details $15,000 UNIQUE. This Enigmatic "1866" Three Dollar Pattern by Joseph H. Merriam displays the Popular Lincoln Portrait Design that has Unique Gold Striking with a Plain Edge "1866" (1868). The obverse features A bearded bust of President Lincoln facing right, the motto GOD AND OUR COUNTRY above and the date 1866 below. The Reverse displays a wreath of oak and laurel surrounding the denomination as a Roman numeral III. Scroll ornamentation is at the top of the wreath, and includes a six- pointed star. Delightful satin to softly frosted surfaces display a sharp to full strike throughout. Even medium gold patina is evident on both sides. Closer inspection with a loupe reveals light filing here and there around the rims that confirms the NGC qualifier. This piece is attractive and of the utmost rarity and significance. 511836 1759(1999) Home Dollar, J-2185 -- NGC MS64 $3,750 Pop 1. Mintage unknown. Only five certified. The design, previously used to test clad coinage circa 1965, was revived in 1999 to test "golden" alloys for the pending dollar. Struck in -brass-coated copper-clad metal with a plain edge. In a Mike Castle signature holder. Lustrous and sharply struck. No Price Guide Information.

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