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David A. Kohl Estate Coin Auction Don R. Wallick David A. Kohl Estate Coin Auction Don R. Wallick Auction Center 965 N. Wooster Ave. Strasburg, OH (Between Fro’s Drive thru & Rosalie’s Rest.) Monday April 15, 2019 @ 3:00 PM 1. Statehood Quarter complete P & D set. 2. Complete collection 1930's Comm. Stamps, Unused 3. 7 - $2 Bills; 3 U.S. Notes, 4 FRN; Series 1928 - 2006 4. 36 - $1 Sacagawea’s; No duplicates, mixed MM’s 5. 6 Barber Dimes, Very nice wooden case. 6. 1916 - 1947 Half Dollar Year Set; 90% Silver. $12.50 FV 7. 17 Park Service State Quarters, 4 Unused Stamps. Nice Box. 8. 100 years U.S. coins; Some Silver and Silver Proofs 9. Kennedy Proof Holder Box 10. 1964 Proof Kennedy Half 11. 1968, 1960 40% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 12. 1970, 1976 40% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 13. 1992, 1993 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 14. 1994, 1995 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 15. 1996, 1997 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 16. 1998, 1999 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 17. 2000, 2001 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 18. 2002, 2003 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 19. 2004, 2005 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 20. 2006, 2007 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 21. 2008, 2009 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 22. 2010, 2011 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 23. 2012, 2013 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 24. 2014, 2015 90% Silver Proof Kennedy Halves 25. 12 Star Notes; 2 - $1, 2 - $2, 5 - $5, 3 -$10 26. 1 - 12 District FRN $2 Notes, CU 27. 1948 - 1963 Complete Franklin Half Set 28. $2 Note Folio; 2 U.S. Notes, 5 Fed. Res. Notes 29. 7 Clad Proof State Quarters; PA, NC, LA, AR, IA, WV, SD 30. Last 20 Years: IHC and Buffalo Nics., + Case 31. 1964 - 2014 Kennedy Half Set Complete 32. 1923 U.S. $1 Note 33. 2015 W Native Am. (Mohawk) SP 70 $1, 2013 $1 FRN 34. 2016 S Native Am. (Code Talkers) SP 69 $1; 2013 $1 FRN 35. 2016 S Native Am. (Code Talkers) SP 70 $1; 2013 $1 FRN 36. 1999 - 2014 Complete P & D State Quarter Set 37. $3.20 90% Silver Dollars - Dimes 38. 8 Pen - Pencil Sets; New 39. 78 Presidential Dollars 40. 1880 Morgan Dol. 41. 1881 S Morgan Dol. 42. 1882 Morgan Dol. 43. 1883 O Morgan Dol. 44. 1884 O Morgan Dol. 45. 1885 O Morgan Dol. 46. 1886 Morgan Dol. 47. 1887 Morgan Dol. 48. 1888 Morgan Dol. 49. 1889 Morgan Dol. 50. 1890 Morgan Dol. 51. 1896 Morgan Dol. 52. 1897 Morgan Dol. 53. 1898 Morgan Dol. 54. 1899 O Morgan Dol. 55. 1900 O Morgan Dol. 56. 1902 O Morgan Dol. 57. 1921 Morgan Dol. 58. 1921 Morgan Dol. 59. 1922 Peace Dol. 60. 1922 D Peace Dol. 61. 1923 Peace Dol. 62. 1923 D Peace Dol. 63. 1924 Peace Dol. 64. 1924 Peace Dol. 65. 1925 Peace Dol. 66. 1925 Peace Dol. 67. 1926 Peace Dol. 68. 1926 S Peace Dol. 69. 1927 S Peace Dol. 70. 1928 S Peace Dol. 71. 1935 S Peace Dol. 72. 1986 Am. Eagle 73. 1987 Am. Eagle 74. 1988 Am. Eagle 75. 1989 Am. Eagle 76. 1990 Am. Eagle 77. 1991 Am. Eagle 78. 1992 Am. Eagle 79. 1993 Am. Eagle 80. 1994 Am. Eagle 81. 1995 Am. Eagle 82. 1996 Am. Eagle 83. 1997 Am. Eagle 84. 1998 Am. Eagle 85. 1999 Am. Eagle 86. 2000 Am. Eagle 87. 2001 Am. Eagle 88. 2002 Am. Eagle 89. 2003 Am. Eagle 90. Pres. Dollars; Washington, J. Adams, P & D Cameo Proofs 91. Cameo Proof Pres. Dols.; Jefferson, Madison, + Unc. P & D 92. Cameo Proof Pres. Dols.; J.Q. Adams, Monroe. Unc. P & D 93. Cameo Proofs; Jackson, Van Buren. Unc. P & D 94. Cameo Proofs; W. Harrison, Tyler. Unc. P & D 95 Polk, Taylor: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 96. Pierce, Filmore: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 97. Buchanan, Lincoln: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 98. McKinley, T. Roosevelt: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 99. Taft, Wilson: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 100. Harding, Coolidge: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 101. Hoover, F. D. Roosevelt: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 102. Truman, Eisenhower: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 103. Kennedy, Johnson: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 104. Nixon, Ford: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 105. Nixon, Ford: Cameo Proofs, Unc. P & D 106. 2 - Regan Cameo Proofs; Unc. P & D 107. Presidential Display Case only. 108. 100 Yrs. Of Lincoln Cents + Unused Stamps 109. 1 st West Point 90% Silver Dollar + Case 110. 1923 Lg. $1.00 Silver Certificate XF 111. 1979 S. B. Anthony Far Date, Narrow Rim 112. Partial Set SBA; $10 FV 113. 1979 S Proof SBA, Filled "S" 114. 1980 S Proof SBA 115. 1981 S Proof Cameo SBA, Clear "S" 116. 1999 P Cameo Proof SBA 117. 1942 - 1945 Unc. War Nickels in Case 118. Silver New Orleans Mint Coins, Missing 1/2 Dime, Quarter 119. 2004 - 2016 Kennedy Halves, Colored Obama Reverse. $13 FV 120. 5 - $3.00 Unc. Rolls 2010 America The Beautiful Quarters, Mixed 121. 4 - $3.00 Unc. Rolls 2011 America The Beautiful Quarters, Mixed 122. 4 - 2017 $3.00 Unc. Rolls America The Beautiful Quarters, Mixed 123. State Quarter Case + 3 State Quarters 124. 11 Presidential Dollars Mixed 125. 2 - 2007 $12 Rolls Jefferson P & D 126. 1 - 2008 $12 Roll Jackson 127. 2 - 2010 $12 Rolls; Lincoln, Pierce 128. 2 - 2011 $12 Rolls; Johnson, Grant 129. 2 - 2015$12 Rolls; Truman, "Mystery" 130. 2 - 2015 $12 Roll; Kennedy, Johnson 131. 2 Sacagawea Dollars; 2016 S Proof, 2016 D 132. U.S. Presidential Dollar Case 133. 1966, 1967 Special Mint Set 134. 1965 Special Mint Set; 1981, 1984 Mint Sets 135. 1980, 86, 90 Mint Sets 136. 1991, 95, 99 Mint Sets 137. 1998, 1999 Mint Sets 138. 1998, 1999 Mint Sets 139. 1995, 1999 Mint Sets 140. 2000, 2001 Mint Sets 141. 2002, 2003 Mint Sets 142. 2004, 2005, 2006 Mint Sets 143. 2007 Mint Set 144. 2008 Mint Set 145. 2009 Mint Set 146. 2010 Mint Set 147. 2011 Mint Set 148. 2012 Mint Set 149. 2013 Mint Set 150. 2014 Mint Set 151. 2014 Mint Set 152. 2015 Mint Set 153. 2016 Mint Set 154. 2016 Mint Set 155. 2017 Mint Set 156. 2017 Mint Set 157. First & Last Year Coinage; 1¢ - $1; $1.60 Silver 158. 1 st Year Mintage; Ike, SBA, Sac, Wash Dollars 159. 2012 Unc. America The Beautiful Set 160. 4 - $1 Silver Certificates 161. 1907, 1909 S Philipine 90% Silver Halves 162. 1858, 1858 L.L. Flying Eagle Cents 163. 1904 O Morgan Dollar + Stamps 164. 1921 D Morgan Dollar 165. 20 Rolls Unc. Jefferson Nickels; 2003 -2006 P&D’s 166. 18 Rolls 2009 Lincoln Cents, Unc. Mixed 167. 2 - 2010 Rolls P&D Kennedy’s; 2 -2011 Rolls P&D 168. 1999 - 2008 P&D Washington Quarter Set. 5 Missing. 169. 1934 A $5 FRN 170. 1934 $5 Silver Certificate 171. 1953 $5 Silver Certificate 172. 3 CU $1FRN, 1 "Star" Note 173. 3U.S. $2 Notes1 - $2 FRN 174. 2004 Westward Journey Nickel Set With Proofs 175. 2004 Proof State Quarters 176. 2015 March of Dimes Silver Proof Dollar 177. 2011 U.S. Army Proof Clad Half, Unc Clad Half 178. 2015 U.S. Marshals Halfs; Proof & Unc. 179. 2002 1 oz. .999 F Arizona Medallion 180. 1999 SBA Proof 181. Salvation Army Medallion 182. 4 Rolls - 2010 Unc. Lincoln’s P&D 183. 1988 - 1996 1 oz. .9999F Canadian Dols. 184. 1997 - 2005 1 oz. .9999F Canadian Dols. 185. 2006 - 2014 1 oz. .9999F Canadian Dols. 186. 2015 - 2017 1 oz. .9999F Canadian Dols. 187. 12 Unc. $1 District FRN, 3 - $2 FRN, 1 CU FRN; $19 FV 188. 2008 Silver Bald Eagle Comm. 189. 1991 Silver Mt. Rushmore Comm. 190. 1 oz. .999F Philip V 1732s "Copy" 191. 1983 Olympiad Silver Dollar, Discus Thrower 192. 1986 S Ellis Island Proof Dollar 193. 1987 S U,S. Constitution Comm. Silver Proof 194. 1988 S Olympiad Silver Dollar Proof 195. 1989 S Congress Silver Dollar Proof 196. 1990 P Eisenhower Silver Dollar Proof 197. 1991 P Korean War Silver Dollar Proof 198. 1992 W White House Silver Dollar Proof 199. 1992 P Columbus Discovery Silver Dollar Proof 200. 1994 S Soccer Silver Dollar Proof 201. 1999 P Dolly Madison Silver Dollar Proof 202. 2000 P Library of Congress Silver Dollar Proof 203. 2002 W U.S. Military Academy Silver Dollar Proof 204. 2004 P Lewis and Clark Silver Dollar Proof 205. 2005 P Justice Marshall Silver Dollar Proof 206. 2007 P Jamestown Silver Dollar Proof 207. 2010 W Disabled Veterans Silver Dollar Proof 208. 1999 - 2008 State Quarter Year Set; $12.50 FV 209. 2010 - 2017 Park State Quarters Year Set; $19 FV 210. Mixed Unc. Quarters America the Beautiful; $3.50 FV 211. 16 Mixed P & D Presidential Dollars 212. 1 oz. .999 F 8 Real 213. 1897, 98, 99 Indian Head Cents 214. 2 - 2000 S Sacagawea’s, 1 - 2002 S Proofs 215. 2003 S, 2004 S, 2005 S Sacagawea Proofs 216. 2006 S, 2007 S, 2008 S Sacagawea Proofs 217. 2009 S, 2011 S, 2013 S Sacagawea Proofs 218. 2014 S, 2016 S, 2017 S Sacagawea Proofs 219. 2004 Am Eagles 220. 2005 Am Eagles 221. 2006 Am Eagles 222. 2007 Am Eagles 223. 2008 Am Eagles 224. 2009 Am Eagles 225. 2010 Am Eagles 226. 2011 Am Eagles 227. 2012 Am Eagles 228. 2013 Am Eagles 229. 2014 Am Eagles 230. 2015 Am Eagles 231. 2016 Am Eagles 232. 2017 Am Eagles 233.
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