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U.S. Coins (Cont) U.S. Currency Canadian Coins Other APRIL 2021 U.S. & FOREIGN SUPPLEMENT | PRICES VALID THRU APRIL 23, 2021 | AVAIL. NOT GUARANTEED We work hard to feature a variety of tokens, medals and foreign coinage from around the world. Most items are (1) only unless indicated in ( ), so act fast! Second choice(s) are appreciated. NOTE: We attempt to represent the condition of each coin as accurately as possible. Quality ∙ Service ∙ Value | Since 1986 | PO Box 66, La Habra, CA 90633-0066 | (855) 332-6467 | www.mcqueeneycoins.com MINT & PROOF SETS SMALL (MODERN) NOTES CANADA (CONT) CANADA (CONT) U.S. COINS (CONT) □ PROOF SETS IN CAPITAL HLDR: □ 1928A $1 SILV, CU | 70.00 □ 1884 1¢ OBV #2, VF | 8.00 (2) □ 1918 5¢, VG, SCR/TONED | 2.50 (2) FROM MAIN SPECIALS LIST - 1951, NICE COINS! | 550.00 □ 1928B $1 SILV, POOR | 8.00 □ 1884 1¢ OBV #2, VF/VF+ | 10.00 □ 1918 5¢, FINE/FINE+ | 6.00 (3) MORGAN DOLLARS (CONT) - 1953, TONED 10¢ & 25¢ | 200.00 □ 1928B $1 SILV, VERY GOOD | 20.00 □ 1887 1¢, FINE | 5.00 □ 1919 5¢, VERY GOOD, DARK | 3.00 □ 1900O, BU, BRUSHED | 35.00 - 1954, TONED 10¢-50¢ | 100.00 □ 1935B $1 SILV, FINE/VF | 4.00 □ 1888 1¢, FINE | 4.50 (3) □ 1919 5¢, FINE+, CLN/DRK | 5.00 (2) □ 1900O, BU | 58.00 - 1955, LT CAM, R/B 1¢ | 110.00 □ 1935E $1 SILV, AVG CIRC | 2.25 (6) □ 1888 1¢, VERY FINE | 7.00 (5) □ 1919 5¢, AU, CLN | 15.00 □ 1900S, FINE+/VF | 50.00 (2) □ 1954 PROOF SET W/ BOX | 110.00 □ 1935E $1 SILV, XF | 4.50 □ 1888 1¢, VF+, CLN & CORR | 7.00 □ 1920 5¢, ABOUT GOOD | 2.00 □ 1900S, BU+ | 475.00 □ 1960 PROOF SET, NO ENV | 25.00 □ 1935E $1 SIL, CRC, ST NT | 4.00 (2) □ 1888 1¢, VERY FINE+ | 8.00 □ 1920 5¢, GOOD+ | 2.50 (3) □ 1901O, BU | 55.00 (2) □ 1971 MINT SET, NO ENV | 5.00 (2) □ 1935F $1 SILV, FINE/VF | 3.00 (4) □ 1888 1¢ RPNCH MID 8, AU | 45.00 □ 1920 5¢, VERY GOOD, CLN | 3.50 □ 1901O, BU+ | 60.00 □ 1976S SILV MINT SET | 19.00 (7) □ 1935G $1 SILV, AVG CIRC | 4.00 (2) □ 1893 1¢, FINE | 6.00 □ 1920 5¢, VERY GOOD | 4.00 □ 1902, FINE | 45.00 □ 1981D SOUVENIR SET | 10.00 (2) □ 1935H $1 SILV, AVG CIRC | 4.00 (2) □ 1896 1¢, VERY FINE, CORR | 6.00 □ 1920 5¢, F, TONED/SCR | 4.00 □ 1902, AU+, CLN & TONED | 50.00 □ 1999 5-QUARTER PF SET | 7.50 (2) □ 1957 $1 SILV, AVG CIRC | 1.75 (4) □ 1896 1¢ FAR 6, VERY FINE | 30.00 □ 1922 5¢, EXTRA FINE+ | 9.00 □ 1902, BU, CLEANED | 100.00 □ 2012 MINT SET | 70.00 (2) □ 1957 $1 SILV, AU | 4.00 (2) □ 1897 1¢, FINE | 5.00 □ 1924 5¢, VERY FINE/VF+ | 6.00 □ 1903S, VERY GOOD+, SCR | 89.00 □ 2013 LTD ED. SIL. PF SET | 150.00 □ 1957 $1 SILV, CU | 6.00 (4) □ 1899 1¢, VERY FINE | 6.50 □ 1925 5¢, VG, REV SCR | 95.00 □ 1903S, FINE, CLEANED | 80.00 □ 2018 SILV REV PRF SET | 90.00 □ 1957 $1 SILV, FINE, STAR NT | 4.00 □ 1900 1¢, EXTRA FINE+ | 39.00 □ 1927 5¢, EXTRA FINE | 15.00 □ 1904, VERY FINE, NICKS | 45.00 □ 2019 MNT SET, NO W 1¢ | 18.00 (6) □ 1957A $1 SILV, AVG CIRC | 1.75 (2) □ 1901 1¢, AG, CORR | 0.50 □ 1929 5¢ NFLD, FINE, DMG | 2.00 □ 1904, AU+/BU, CLN | 75.00 (2) COMMEMORATIVES □ 1957A $1 SIL, CIRC, STR NT | 3.00 □ 1901 1¢, FINE+ | 4.00 □ 1935 5¢, EXTRA FINE | 10.00 □ 1904, BU, CLEANED | 155.00 (2) □ 1920 PILGRIM 50¢, XF | 65.00 □ 1957B $1 SILV, AU, STAIN | 3.00 □ 1901 1¢, VF, CORR & DMG | 2.50 □ 1892 10¢ OBV #6 SMALL 9, □ 1904, BU | 165.00 □ 1920 PILGRIM 50¢, AU+ | 70.00 □ 1957B $1 SIL, CIRC, STAR | 3.00 (2) □ 1901 1¢, VERY FINE | 6.00 GOOD, RIM NICK | 20.00 □ 1904O, ALMOST UNC+ | 49.00 (2) □ 1923S MONROE 50¢, VF | 30.00 (2) □ 1957/A/B $1 SILV, AVG CIRC, □ 1901 1¢, XF, RESIDUE | 6.00 □ 1902H 10¢, VG, RIM DMG | 5.00 □ 1904O, BU | 52.00 (4) □ 1923S MONROE 50¢, XF | 35.00 STAR NOTE, SET OF 3 | 10.00 □ 1902 1¢, VG/VG+ | 2.50 (3) □ 1906 10¢, ABOUT GOOD | 2.25 □ 1904S, FINE, CLEANED | 50.00 □ 1925 LEXINGTON 50¢, BU | 95.00 □ 1963A $1 FRN, POOR | 1.25 □ 1902 1¢, VERY FINE | 4.00 □ 1910 10¢, GOOD, TONED | 2.75 □ 1904S, ALMOST UNC | 675.00 □ 1925 STONE MTN 50¢, XF | 45.00 □ 1969A $1 FRN, CU, 4 CONSECU- □ 1903 1¢, AG, WK DT & CLN | 0.50 □ 1910 10¢, GOOD/GOOD+ | 3.00 (3) □ 1921, BU | 38.00 □ 1925S CALIFORNIA JUBILEE TIVE NOTES | 15.00 □ 1903 1¢, VF, CORR SPOT | 3.00 □ 1911 10¢, GOOD/AG | 3.50 □ 1921D, VF/XF, CLN/TND | 33.00 (2) 50¢, ALMOST UNC, CLN | 160.00 □ 1999 $1 FRN, CIRC, STAR | 3.00 (6) □ 1903 1¢, ALMOST UNC | 13.00 □ 1912 10¢, GOOD | 2.75 □ 1921S, VF/XF, CLN/TND | 30.00 (2) □ 1926S OREGON TRAIL. 50¢, BU+/ □ 2001 $1 FRN, CU | 2.50 (2) □ 1904 1¢, VERY GOOD | 3.00 □ 1912 10¢, VERY GOOD, DRK | 3.00 □ 1921S, ALMOST UNC | 35.00 CHBU | 200.00 □ 1928A $2 RED, POOR | 8.00 □ 1904 1¢, FINE, CORR SPOT | 3.00 □ 1913 10¢ SML LEAVES, AG | 2.00 □ 1921S, BU | 59.00 □ 1934 TEXAS 50¢, AU | 125.00 □ 1928A $2 RED, AVG CIRC | 18.00 □ 1904 1¢, VF+, LIGHT CORR | 7.00 □ 1913 10¢ SM LVS, G, DARK | 2.25 PEACE DOLLARS □ 1952 WASH-CARV. 50¢, XF | 16.00 □ 1928D $2 RED, POOR | 3.50 (2) □ 1906 1¢, VERY GOOD+/FINE | 2.50 □ 1913 10¢ SML LEAVES, G | 3.00 □ 1921, VERY FINE, OBV SCR | 80.00 □ 1953S WASH-CAR 50¢, BU | 28.00 □ 1928D $2 RED, AVG CRC | 8.00 (12) □ 1906 1¢, F, CLN & LT CORR | 2.00 □ 1913 10¢ SML LEAV., VG | 4.50 (4) □ 1921, AU, BRUSHED | 145.00 ↓ NO BOX/COA UNLESS NOTED ↓ □ 1928F $2 RED, ABOUT GOOD | 4.00 □ 1906 1¢, VERY FINE+, CLN | 4.00 □ 1917 10¢, ABOUT GOOD | 2.00 □ 1921, AU, HVY OBV TNG | 150.00 □ 1982 G. WASH. 50¢, BU | 12.00 □ 1928G $2 RED, AVG CIRC | 7.00 (2) □ 1907 1¢, FINE+, CLEANED | 4.00 □ 1917 10¢, VERY GOOD | 4.00 (3) □ 1921, AU/AU+ | 200.00 (2) ALSO W/ BOX & COA | 13.00 □ 1928G $2 RED, VERY FINE | 9.00 □ 1908 1¢, VERY FINE | 8.00 □ 1917 10¢, AU, LUSTROUS | 28.00 □ 1922, ALMOST UNC | 32.00 □ 1982 G. WASHINGTON 50¢, □ 1953 $2 RED, AVG CIRC | 8.00 (6) □ 1909 1¢, VG, MNR CORR SPT | 1.50 □ 1918 10¢, ABOUT GOOD | 2.00 □ 1922, ALMOST UNC+ | 36.00 PROOF, W/ BOX & COA | 13.00 □ 1953 $2 RED, XF | 12.00 □ 1909 1¢, VERY GOOD | 1.75 (8) □ 1919 10¢, GOOD/GOOD+ | 3.00 (5) □ 1922, BU/BU+ | 45.00 (2) □ 1983 OLYMPICS $1, BU | 25.00 □ 1953A $2 RED, AVG CIRC | 6.00 □ 1909 1¢, FINE, CORR | 2.00 □ 1919 10¢, VERY GOOD | 4.00 (3) □ 1922, BU+ | 55.00 □ 1983 OLYMPICS $1, PRF | 24.00 (2) □ 1953A $2 RED, VF | 9.00 (2) □ 1909 1¢, FINE | 3.00 (3) □ 1919 10¢, F, OBV TONING | 4.50 □ 1922D, BU | 65.00 □ 1984 OLYMPICS $1, PRF | 25.00 □ 1953B $2 RED, AVG CIRC | 6.00 (3) □ 1909 1¢, FINE+/VF | 3.50 (2) □ 1919 10¢, FINE | 5.00 (2) □ 1922D, PCGS MS65 | 550.00 □ 1986 ST. OF LIB. $1, PF, IMP | 21.00 □ 1953B $2 RED, CIRC, STAR | 14.00 □ 1910 1¢, GOOD | 1.00 (5) □ 1919 10¢, VERY FINE, DARK | 5.50 □ 1922S, FINE, CLEANED | 29.00 □ 1986 ST. OF LIB. $1, PRF | 25.00 □ 1953C $2 RED, AVG CIRC | 6.00 □ 1910 1¢, VG, DMG/CORR | 1.00 (2) □ 1919 10¢, EXTRA FINE | 12.00 □ 1922S, VERY FINE | 31.00 □ 1987 CONSTIT. $1, BU | 24.00 (2) □ 1963 $2 RED, AVG CIRC | 6.00 (2) □ 1910 1¢, VG/VG+ | 1.75 (3) □ 1920 10¢, GOOD+ | 3.00 □ 1922S, EXTRA FINE+ | 35.00 □ 1987 CONSTITUTION $1, PF | 23.00 □ 1963 $2 RED, XF | 9.00 □ 1910 1¢, FINE, LT CORR | 1.50 □ 1920 10¢, VG, SCRATCH | 3.50 □ 1922S, AU, CLEANED | 34.00 (2) ALSO W/ BOX & COA | 25.00 (5) □ 1976 $2 FRN, CU | 5.00 □ 1910 1¢, FINE | 2.50 (3) □ 1920 10¢, BU | 60.00 □ 1931 10¢, VERY GOOD | 3.00 □ 1922S, ALMOST UNC, TND | 35.00 □ 1988 OLYMPIC $1, PRF | 24.00 □ 1995 $2 FRN, CU | 4.50 (6) □ 1910 1¢, VF, RESIDUE | 2.00 □ 1932 10¢, EXTRA FINE | 28.00 □ 1922S, ALMOST UNC | 39.00 (4) □ 1989 CONGRESS $1, PRF | 26.00 □ 1928C $5 RED, AVG CIRC | 12.00 □ 1910 1¢, VF, CORR SPOT | 2.50 □ 1936 10¢, GOOD | 3.50 □ 1922S, BU | 60.00 □ 1991 MT. RUSH. 2-COIN SETS: □ 1934D $5 SIL, AVG CIRC | 10.00 (2) □ 1911 1¢, VERY GOOD, CORR | 1.00 □ 1940 10¢, FINE | 2.50 (2) □ 1923, BU | 45.00 (3) - BU, W/ BOX & COA | 55.00 (2) □ 1950A $5 FRN, VERY GOOD | 8.00 □ 1911 1¢, VERY GOOD | 1.25 □ 1943 10¢, FINE/FINE+ | 2.50 (3) □ 1923, NGC MS63, TND | 49.00 (2) - PRF, W/ BOX & COA | 35.00 (2) □ 1953 $5 SILV, AVG CIRC | 9.00 (3) □ 1911 1¢, FINE | 1.75 (2) □ 1946 10¢, FINE | 3.00 □ 1923, PCGS MS63, TND | 49.00 (2) □ 1992 OL. BASEBALL $1, BU | 28.00 □ 1953A $5 SILV, VERY GOOD | 9.00 □ 1911 1¢, VERY FINE | 2.75 (3) □ 1947ML 10¢, VERY FINE+ | 3.00 □ 1923D, FINE, CLEANED | 30.00 □ 1992 OL.
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