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Reding's 1-26-20 Coin Auction.Pub SUNDAY JANUARY 26, 2020 12 NOON REDING'S AUCTION CENTER 2301 SUNSET DRIVE EL RENO, OK Come Join Us. 1. America’s Finest Coinage Set 43. Twelve (12) Liberty Head Nickels 2. 1942 S Walking Liberty Half Dollar 44. Weatherford Okla. Trade Token, 3. Set of Jefferson Nickels 1938 -1970 “Shults Grocery” (83 Coins) 45. (2) Barber Quarters, 1899 & 1914 4. Boy Scouts Oath Medal 1950’s 46. El Reno, Oklahoma Territory Check from 5. Lincoln Cents Partial Sets, 121 Coins Citizens Bank, “Bonebrake Hardware” 6. (2) Rolls (100) Lincoln 1943 Steel Cents 47. 1883 Canadian Quarter, “Victoria”, Sterling 7. (3) Bicentennial First Day Covers, Medals 48. (3) Standing Liberty Quarters, 29, 29 D, & 30 S & Stamps 49. 1912 Barber Quarter 8. 2004 Mint Set, (22 Coins) 50. 1905 O Barber Quarter 9. Two (2) Bi -Centennial Mint Made Medals 51. Partial Set Washington Quarters, Some Silver 10. 1870 Three Cent Nickel 52. 1905 Barber Quarter, “Nice One” 11. (7) Seven Presidential Medals 53. 1909 Barber Half Dollar 12. Oklahoma Numismatic Assoc. Medal, 1989 54. 1909 Barber Quarter 13. Four (4) U.S. Presidents Inauguration Medals 55. 1897 S Barber Dime 14. Roll (40) Buffalo Nickels, Full Dates 56. 1910 S Barber Half Dollar 15. Four (4) British Empire Coins, Silver 57. Kennedy Half Album with 17 Coins, Most Silver 16. 1895 Barber (V) Nickel, “Full Liberty” 58. 1924 S Peace Dollar 17. 1848 Large Cent, “Small Date” 59. 1878 7 Over 8 Tail Feather Morgan Dollar 18. 2009 Mint Set, (36) Coins Gold Dollars etc. 60. 2004 Silver Eagle Proof 19. 1849 Large Cent 61. 1878 S Morgan Dollar, “Reverse of 78” 20. 1882 Shield Nickel 62. 1808 Capped bust Half Dollar 21. 1928 D Red Seal Two Dollar Note 63. 1879 S Morgan Dollar, “3 rd Reverse” 22. 1998 Slick Willie Twenty -five Dollar Note 64. 1890 Morgan Dollar, NGC -MS -63 23. Twenty (20) Mixed Foreign Coins, 65. 1880 Morgan Dollar Some Silver 66. 1908 S Indian Head Cent, “Key Date” 24. 1917 D Walking Liberty Half Dollar 67. 1856 California Gold Token 25. 1845 Large Cent 68. 1881 O Morgan Dollar 26. 1805 Irish ½ Penny 69. 1881 S Morgan Dollar 27. 1846 Large Cent 70. 1776 Continental Currency, 6 Spanish Dollars 28. Canadian Medal, Edmonton Industrial 71. 1882 S Morgan Dollar 29. 1804 Half Cent, Early Date 72. 1941 Washington Quarter, Gem Proof 30. Japanese 50 Yen Coin, 1030’s 73. 1883 S Morgan Dollar, Better Date 31. 1854 Large Cent 74. 1925 D Two And Half Dollar Indian Head 32. U.S. Fantasy Coin, Mercury Dime & Gold Coin Wheat Cent 75. 1913 2 ½ Dollar Indian Head Gold Coin 33. 1806 Half Cent 76. 2012 U.S. Mint Proof Set, “Look this one up” 34. 1915 S Barber Quarter 77. 1888 S Morgan Dollar 35. 1849 Large Cent 78. 1931 S Lincoln Cent, “Key Date” 36. 1000 Wheat Cents, Mixed Dates 79. 1878 CC Morgan Dollar, “Nice” 37. Partial Set of Lincoln Cents, 1909 VDB, 80. 1934 A World War II Emergency 1911 D, 1913 D etc. “North Africa” Note 38. 1880’s Indian Head Cents (4) 81. 1928 Peace Dollar 39. Vanishing Native American Cent Collection 82. (4) Standing Liberty Quarters, 26, 27, 28 D&S (10) Coins 83. 1921 Peace Dollar, “Key Date” 40. 1968 Year Set with Silver Coins 84. (4) Early Barber Nickels, 1883 “No Cents” 41. Partial Set of Lincoln Cents, 87 Coins 1884, 1888 42. Two (2) Barber Dimes, 1898 O, 1899 O 85. 1884 S Morgan Dollar 86. Roll (40) Barber Nickels 128. Roll of 1928 Wheat Cents 87. 1886 Morgan Dollar 129. Roll of Indian Head Cents 88. 1946 Booker T. Washington 130. Roll of Bicentennial Cents Commemorative Half Dollar 131. Roll of 1940 Nickels 89. 1886 O Morgan Dollar 132. Roll of 1941 Nickels 90. (4) Franklin Half Dollars 133. Roll of 1946 Nickels 91. 1887 Morgan Dollar 134. Roll of 1940 Nickels 92. 1859 California Gold Token 135. Sheet of 12 Nickels 93. 1887 O Morgan Dollar 136. 1941, 1942, 1942 D Mercury Dimes 94. 1928 A Silver Certificate, “Funny Back” 137. 1917 Walking Liberty Half Dollar 95. 1887 S Morgan Dollar 138. 1918 S Walking Liberty Half Dollar 96. Viet -Nam Era Military Payment Currency 139. 1927 S Walking Liberty Half Dollar 10 Cents 140. Roll of 1946 Nickels 97. 1889 O Morgan Dollar 141. 2008 Presidential Dollars 98. Four Rolls of Lincoln Cents, 60”s, 70’s, 80’s 142. 2007 Presidential Dollars 99. 1890 Morgan Dollar 143. 1967 Proof Set 100. Civil War Token, “Pittsburg Dry Goods & 144. 1965 Proof Set Grocery 145. 1966 Proof Set 101. 1890 S Morgan Dollar 146. 1968 U.S. Proof Set 102. 1939 Golden Gate Expo, Gold Token 147. 2007 State Quarters, Gold Inlaided 103. 1892 O Morgan Dollar 148. 2010 National Parks quarters 104. 1964 Silver Year Set 149. Great American Double Dated Nickels 105. 1894 O Morgan Dollar 150. 1964 American Revisited Set 106. 1943 S Silver Jefferson Nickel 151. Teddy Roosevelt Commemorative Quarter 107. (3) Mercury Dimes, 27 S, 29, 29 S 152. 1963 Dollar in Sleeve 108. (2) Atoka Okla. Trade Tokens, 153. Thomas Jefferson Collection Sportsman Club 154. Bag of (6) Kennedy Half Dollars 109. Marshall Island Space Shuttle 155. (3) Scarce Seldom Seen Coin Set Commemorative Medal 156. Bag of assorted Coins, 110. Fort Sill Okla. NCO Open Mess Dollar 157. (15) Assorted State Quarters in Sealed Bags Trade Token 158. “America the Beautiful” State Quarter Collection 111. 1998 Gibraltar Crown 159. (4) Albums for Collectors 112. 2003 Remember the Alamo Medal 160. 2009 Lincoln Bi Centennial Cent Collection 113. 2011 Cooper Eagle 161. J.F.K. Cards 114. C.P. Crawford Bank Territorial Check, 1883 162. South Haven Trade Scrip 115. 1981 New Zealand 1 Dollar Crown 163. 1975 Proof Set 116. Currency Album with 11 Foreign Notes 164. 2011 Protecting Out Freedom Coin 117. British St. Helena 25 Pence Coin 1977 165. Roll of Canadian Nickels 118. 1961 Mexican Peso 166. We Mark the Price of Freedom Medal 119. 1943 Series Mexican 5 Peso Note 167. German East Africa 20 Heller Coin, (1916) 120. Roll of Ike Dollars 168. German East Africa 1 Heller Coin (1905) 121. (9) Sheets of Wheat Cents (180) 169. (3) Indian Head Cents, 1905, 1906, 1907 122. (75) wheat Cents in 2 by 2’s 170. 1936 Walking Liberty Half Dollar 123. 100 Wheat Cents (1930’s) 171. 1939 D Walking Liberty Half Dollar 124. 100 Wheat Cents, (S Mint Mark) 172. Field & Stream “Mule Deer” Collector’s Coin 125. 600 Wheats Cents, (Teens to 1950’s) 173. (2) Barber Dimes & (2) Mercury Dimes 126. (12) Rolls of Wheat Cents 174. Book of Lincoln Head Cents, (85) Starting 1941 127. Roll of Wheat Cents, (1920’s) 175. 1927 Charles Lindberg Coin MORE COINS EXPECTED BEFORE AUCTION TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR CHECK WITH PROPER I.D./MAJOR CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED Announcements day of sale supersede all advertising Not responsible in case of accidents. SALE CONDUCTED BY ESTATES FARMS LIQUIDATIONS REAL ESTATE CONSIGNMENTS 2301 Sunset Drive MACHINERY El Reno, OK 73036 - APPRAISALS (405) 262 2412 Ken Reding Auctioneer/Broker redingsauction.com.
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