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Super Collector Coins at Nice Prices Late Summer Specials 2021 - 16-page www.Skylinecoins.com 1-800-599-0278 P.O. Box 189 Manakin Sabot, VA 23103 Closing out Summer with hot deals! 1946-P/D/S, 1947-P/D/S & 1948-P/D/S 1941-D/S, 1942-D/S, 1943-D/S & 1945-D NGC MS66 Graded Mintmarked National Park Quarters Roosevelt Dimes Premium Quality Brilliant Uncirculated Walking Liberty Halves - West Point - The first nine issues Premium Quality Brilliant Uncirculated Premium Quality Superb BU for the Roosevelt Seven A nice selection of Dime series -- all mintmarked MS66 NGC graded hand picked from Walking Liberty West Point quarters. 1946.......... $6.50 original rolls. Half Dollars. 2019-W Lowell MS66 .......................$54.00 1946-D ...... $6.50 1947-S ....... $7.50 1942-S .... $37.00 2019-W War in the Pacific MS66 ......$41.50 1946-S ....... $7.50 1948.......... $7.50 1941-D ... $34.00 1943-D ... $35.00 2019-W San Antonio MS66 ..............$49.50 1947.......... $7.50 1948-D ...... $9.50 1941-S .... $45.00 1943-S .... $43.00 2020-W American Samoa MS66 ......$89.50 1947-D ...... $9.50 1948-S ....... $7.50 1942-D ... $38.00 1945-D ... $35.00 All 4 MS66’s.......$219.00 All 9 Dimes...$67.50 All 7 Walkers.........$258.00 135-37 BC Judaea AE Levon I 1880-O, 1881-O, 1883, 1889, 1896, 1897-S, Prutah “Widow’s Mite” 1885 & 1887 1890 & 1904-O NGC Authenticated King of Armenia Morgan Dollars Morgan Dollars 1198-1219 Premium Quality BU Premium Quality BU NGC Genuine Five fully white Another five Obverse is Levon seated Morgans all Morgans on a throne decorated with lions holding a cross with excellent that are well & lis. Reverse shows 2 detail. Nice matched for More than 2,000 years old, these lions with a patriarchal savings! luster & detail. fascinating coins were frequently cross between them and the legend 1883..... $72.00 1896.... $63.00 mentioned in the New Testament. “By the will of God”. 1880-O ...$95.00 1885..... $69.00 1889.... $63.00 1897-S . $91.00 1881-O ...$72.00 1887..... $74.00 1890.... $67.00 1904-O $83.00 $99.00 $197.00 All Five Morgans...$377.00 All Five Morgans...$363.00 2021 Update Sets 2021 Type II Silver Eagle 2021 Type I Silver Eagle Premium Quality 2021 Type 2 in PCGS MS70 Holder in PCGS MS70 Holder Gem BU & Proof Silver Eagles Superb Brilliant Uncirculated PCGS MS70 Superb Brilliant Uncirculated PCGS MS70 Brand new Premium Quality Gem BU from the After 35 years, this classic and popular U.S. Mint! coin was updated with 2021-P/D/S Lincolns ..........$16.95 an enhanced obverse design and brand new 2021-P/D/S Jeffersons ........ $6.95 Pick up the First Day of Issue Type 2 These First Day of Issue Type 1 Eagles will reverse. 2021-P/D/S/S Roosevelts ...$49.95 Eagle to match your Type 1 -- preorder be the strongest strikes you can find -- say 2021-P/D/S/S Kennedys ....$97.50 NOW IN STOCK! the brand new reverse design graded by farewell to the Heraldic design with these 1 Coin .............. $34.50 2021-P/D/S Sacagaweas ...$18.50 PCGS to a perfect coins graded 10 Coins .........$344.50 MS 70 and by PCGS to a All 17 Coins...$179.50 1 Roll (20pcs) ...$688.00 complete the pair!$129.50 perfect MS 70! $99.50 Available Bonus! 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