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Sopp Coin List – 9/20/20 LOT # 1-114. Wheat Pennies – 50 115-122 Sopp Coin List – 9/20/20 LOT # 1-114. Wheat pennies – 50 115-122. Lincoln pennies – 50 123-152. Lincoln cent S mint – 50 153. 1960 D Lincoln cent – 56 154. 1962 P Unc – 50 155. 1831 Large cent – 1 156. 1898 V nickel – 2 157-191. Buffalo nickel – 10 192-193. Buffalo nickel – 12 194. Buffalo nickel – 9 195-215. Jefferson nickel - 20 216-223. Jefferson nickel S mint – 10 224. Jefferson nickel S mint – 9 225-226. V nickel – 9 227. Shield nickel – 2 228-247. Jefferson silver nickel – 10 248-249. Jefferson silver nickel – 12 250. 1853 half dime 251. 1854 half dime 252. 1857 Liberty seated dime 253. 1888 Liberty seated dime 254-257. Barber dime – 10 258. Barber dime – 7 259-285. Mercury silver dime – 10 286. Wheat pennies – 50 287-348. Roosevelt silver dime – 10 349. 1963 D Roosevelt silver dime Unc – 50 350. 2005 D Jefferson Buffalo nickels – roll 351. 2004 D Jefferson Peace nickel – roll 352. 1854 & 1844 Seated quarter – 2 353-354. Barber quarter – 4 355. Barber quarter – 6 356-357. Standing Liberty quarters – 5 358-483. Washington silver quarter – 4 484-488. Roosevelt silver dime – 10 489-566. Liberty half dollar – 2 567-645. Franklin half – 2 646. Franklin half – 3 647. 1900 & 1902 Barber half dollar – 2 648. Liberty silver quarter – 4 649-687. 1964 Kennedy half dollar – 2 688. 1964 Kennedy half dollar - 3 689. Franklin half – 2 690-704. Kennedy half, 40% silver – 4 705. Kennedy half, 40% silver - 5 706. 1893 Expo half dollar 707. 1892 Expo half dollar 708. 1881 S Morgan dollar 709-710. 1881 S Morgan dollar 711-714. 1885 O Morgan dollar 715. 1887 S Morgan dollar 716. 1895 O Morgan dollar 717. 1887 O Morgan dollar 718. 1899 O Morgan dollar 719. 1903 Morgan dollar 720. 1903 Morgan dollar 721-744. 1921 Morgan dollar 745. 1921 D Morgan dollar 746-751. 1921 Morgan dollar 752-754. 1921 D Morgan dollar 755-760. 1921 S Morgan dollar 761-779. 1922 Peace dollar 780-784. 1922 D Peace dollar 785-788. 1922 S Peace dollar 789-790. 1923 Peace dollar, no mint 791-794. 1923 Peace dollar 795-796. 1923 D Peace dollar 797-803. 1932 S Peace dollar 804. 1924 Peace dollar, no mint 805-806. 1924 Peace dollar 807. 1924 D Peace dollar 808-809. 1925 Peace dollar 810-811. 1926 Peace dollar 812-814. 1926 S Peace dollar 815. 1927 Peace dollar 816. 1935 S Peace dollar 817. 1922 Pendant Peace dollar 818. 2010 American Eagle 819. 1 oz. silver bar from Equity Savings & Loan Association 820. 1887 Morgan dollar keychain 821-825. Indian Head pennies – 10 826. Indian Head pennies – 6 827. Wheat pennies – 50 828. Wheat pennies – 31 829-832. Jefferson nickel - 20 833. Jefferson nickel S mint – 7 834. 2 dimes, 1 nickel, 1 penny 835-838. 1909 VDB Wheat penny 839. 1943 steel penny 840-841. 2009 DC & US Territory quarters P & D 842-843. Native American dollars 2000 P, roll of 25 844-847. 1970 Unc mint set 848-851. 1971 Unc mint set 852-855. 1972 Unc mint set 856-859. 1973 Unc mint set 860-863. 1974 Unc mint set 864-867. 1976 Unc mint set 868-871. 1977 Unc mint set 872-875. 1978 Unc mint set 876-879. 1979 Unc mint set 880-883. 1980 Unc mint set 884-887. 1981 Unc mint set 888-891. 1984 Unc mint set 892-895. 1985 Unc mint set 896-899. 1986 Unc mint set 900-902. 1987 Unc mint set 903-906. 1988 Unc mint set 907-910. 1989 Unc mint set 911-914. 1990 Unc mint set 915-918. 1991 Unc mint set 919-922. 1992 Unc mint set 923-924. 1998 Unc mint set 925. 2000 Unc mint set 926-927. 1999 Unc mint set 928-929. 2001 Unc mint set 930-931. 2002 Unc mint set 932-933. 2003 Unc mint set 934-935. 2004 Unc mint set 936. 1968 proof set 937-939. 1970 proof set 940-943. 1971 proof set 944-947. 1972 proof set 948-951. 1973 proof set 952-955. 1974 proof set 956-959. 1975 proof set 960-963. 1976 proof set 964-967. 1977 proof set 968-971. 1978 proof set 972-975. 1979 proof set 976-979. 1980 proof set 980-983. 1981 proof set 984-987. 1982 proof set 988-991. 1983 proof set 992-995. 1984 proof set 996-999. 1985 proof set 1000-1001. 1987 proof set 1002-1005. 1988 proof set 1006-1009. 1989 proof set 1010-1013. 1990 proof set 1014-1017. 1991 proof set 1018-1020. 1992 proof set 1021-1023. 1993 proof set 1024-1025. 1994 proof set 1026-1027. 1996 proof set 1028-1031. 1998 proof set 1032-1033. 2000 proof set 1034-1035. 2001 proof set 1036-1037. 2002 proof set 1038-1039. 2003 proof set 1040-1042. 2005 proof set 1043-1044. 2006 proof set 1045-1047. 2007 proof set 1048-1050. 2008 proof set 1051-1053. 2009 proof set 1054-1057. 2010 proof set 1058-1067. 2011 proof set 1068-1070. 2012 proof set 1071. 2016 proof set 1072-1074. 2013 proof set 1075-1077. 2007 proof set, 13 coins 1078. 1999 proof quarters 1079-1081. 2002 proof quarters 1082-1083. 2003 proof quarters 1084-1085. 2004 proof quarters 1086-1087. 2006 proof quarters 1088-1089. 2001 silver proof set 1090-1091. 2002 silver proof set 1092-1094. 2007 Presidential coins 1095-1098. 2008 Presidential coins 1099-1101. 2009 Presidential coins 1102-1104. 2011 Presidential coins 1105-1107. 2013 Presidential coins 1108. Indian Head cent album 1856-1909 – 38 coins 1109. Lincoln cent album 1909-1940 – 46 coins 1110. Lincoln cent album 1909-1940 – 33 coins 1111. Lincoln cent album start date 1941 – 60 coins 1112. Lincoln cent album start date 1941 – 59 coins 1113. Lincoln cent album start date 1941 – 86 coins 1114. Lincoln cent album start date 1941 – 2 coins missing 1115. Lincoln cent album start date 1941 – 1 coin missing 1116. Lincoln cent album 1909-1940 – 85 coins 1117. Lincoln cent album 1909-1940 – 77 coins 1118. Lincoln cent album 1909-1940 – 81 coins 1119. Buffalo nickel album 1913-1938 – 34 coins 1120. Jefferson nickel album 1938-1964 – 7 coins missing 1121. Jefferson nickel album 1938-1964 – 2 coins missing 1122. Jefferson nickel album start date 1965 – 6 coins 1123. Mercury dime album 1916-1945 – 56 coins 1124. Mercury dime album 1916-1945 – 8 coins missing 1125. Mercury dime album 1916-1945 – 53 coins 1126. Roosevelt dimes album start date 1946 – 1 coin missing 1127. Roosevelt dimes album start date 1946 – 1 coin missing 1128. Washington quarters album start date 1964 – 8 coins 1129. Washington quarter album 1932 -1965 – 8 coins 1130. Washington quarter album 1932-1964 – 7 coins missing 1131. Liberty walking half album 1941-1947 – full set 1132. Liberty walking half album 1941-1947 - 27 coins 1133. Franklin half album 1948-1963 – 3 coins missing 1134. JFK half album start date 1964 – 7 coins 1135. Morgan dollar album 1878-1886 – 17 coins 1136. Morgan dollar album 1887-1896 -12 coins 1137. Morgan dollar album 1897-1921 – 11 coins 1138-1139. 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollar 1140-1142. 1968 complete mint set 1143-1146. 1971 Eisenhower silver dollar 1147-1150. 1973 Eisenhower silver dollar 1151-1154. 1974 Eisenhower silver dollar 1155-1161. 1776-1976 Bicentennial silver mint set 1162-1165. 1971 Eisenhower proof dollar 1166-1169. 1962 Eisenhower proof dollar 1170-1173. 1963 Eisenhower proof dollar 1174-1175. 1998 Premiere silver proof set 1176-1177. 1990 Prestige set 1178-1185. George Washington 40% silver half 1186. Presidential Golden Dollar type set 1187. United States Liberty coin set – 6 coins 1188. 2000 American Eagle dollar colorized 1189. 1999 American Eagle dollar colorized 1190-1191. 1973 Bicentennial medal, sterling silver 1192. 2011 Medal of Honor silver dollar 1193. 2009 Abraham Lincoln silver dollar 1194-1197. 1986 Liberty dollar & half dollar 1198-1199. U.S. Constitution dollar 1200. 2005, 230th Marine Corps Anniversary silver dollar 1201. 2001, 230th Marine Corps Anniversary silver dollar 1202. 2005, 230th Marine Corps Anniversary silver dollar 1203. 1985, $5.00 gold piece 1204. 1880 CC Unc dollar 1205. 1881 CC Unc dollar 1206. 1882 CC Unc dollar 1207-1209. 1883 CC Unc dollar 1210. 1884 CC Unc dollar 1211. 1885 CC Unc dollar 1212. 2007 American Eagle proof 1213. 1998 American Eagle proof 1214. 2012 American Eagle proof 1215. 2013 American Eagle proof 1216-1223. 1986 Liberty silver dollar 1224. 2005. 230th Marine Corps Anniversary coin 1225. 2011 Medal of Honor proof dollar 1226. 2009 Abraham Lincoln silver dollar proof 1227-1230. 2014 Baseball Hall of Fame proof clad coin 1231. 2004 Lewis & Clark silver dollar proof 1232-1233. 1991 Korean War Memorial proof 1234. 2007 Presidential dollar P&D proof, satin finish 1235. Box of 1 cent Missouri tokens 1236. State & National Park quarter chest – 42 coins 1237-1244. Plated Statehood quarters P&D mint – 10 coins 1245-1247. Plated Statehood quarters D mint – 10 coins 1248-1249. Plated Statehood quarters P mint – 10 coins 1250-1252. Foreign money 1255. 1899 $1.00 large note 1254. 1923 $1.00 large note 1255. 1899 $1.00 large note 1256-1260. 1935 $1.00 Silver Certificate star note 1261-1262. 1957 $1.00 Silver Certificate star note 1263-1361. 1957 $1.00 Silver Certificate Sequence 8252A – 8350A 1362. 1957 $1.00 Silver Certificate 8251A 1363-1433. 1935 $1.00 Silver Certificate Sequence 1301G – 1372G 1434-1461. 1935 $1.00 Silver Certificate Sequence 1373G – 1400G 1462-1511. 1953 $2.00 Bill Red Seal Sequence 6126A – 6175A 1512-1559.
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