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Coins - Collectibles - Vehicles 09/25/21 11:54:36 ABSOLUTE ONLINE AUCTION: FIREARMS - COINS - COLLECTIBLES - VEHICLES Auction Opens: Tue, Oct 1 10:00am CT Auction Closes: Tue, Oct 15 10:00am CT Lot Title Lot Title 0001 1886 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0029 1886 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1892 Morgan O 0002 1889 Morgan P MS-64 Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0003 1896 Morgan P MS-64 Silver Dollar 0030 1882 Morgan S Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0004 1881 Morgan S Silver Dollar 0031 1879 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P 0005 1883 Morgan O Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0006 1896 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0032 1901 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P 0007 1894 Morgan S Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0008 1899 Morgan S Silver Dollar 0033 1889 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P 0009 1880 Morgan S Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0010 1901 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0034 1889 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0011 1897 Morgan O Silver Dollar 0035 1884 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P 0012 1897 Morgan S Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0013 1904 Morgan O Silver Dollar 0036 1899 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1890 Morgan P 0014 1900 Morgan O Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0015 1890 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0037 1880 Morgan S Silver Dollar, 1878 Morgan S 0016 1901 Morgan P Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0017 1897 Morgan S Silver Dollar 0038 1897 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1880 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0018 1889 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0039 1900 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P 0019 1892 Morgan S Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0020 1896 Morgan S Silver Dollar 0040 1900 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P 0021 1896 Morgan P Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0022 1900 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0041 1881 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1900 Morgan P 0023 1935 Peace P Silver Dollar Silver Dollar 0024 1928 Peace S Silver Dollar 0042 1891 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1893 Morgan O Silver Dollar 0025 1900 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0043 1890 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1925 Peace P Silver Dollar 0026 1884 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1889 Morgan O Silver Dollar 0044 1924 Peace P Silver Dollar, 1894 Morgan O Silver Dollar 0027 1887 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1891 Morgan P Silver Dollar 0045 1881 Morgan S Silver Dollar, 1927 Peace P Silver Dollar 0028 1921 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1886 Morgan O Silver Dollar 0046 1925 Peace S Silver Dollar, 1889 Morgan O Silver Dollar 1/20 09/25/21 11:54:36 Lot Title Lot Title 0047 1883 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1923 Peace P 0077 Liberty Half Dollars Silver Dollar 0078 Liberty Half Dollar, Franklin Half Case and 0048 1925 Peace S Silver Dollar, 1880 Morgan O Kennedy Half 1968 Proof Silver Dollar 0079 2011 Issue 1 Pound .999 Copper Bullion Bar 0049 1921 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1935 Peace P Buffalo Nickel Design Silver Dollar 0080 Swiss Foundry Commemorative Brass Bullion 0050 1926 Peace P Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P Bar Silver Dollar 0081 .999 One Ounce Silver "Cape Canaveral" 0051 1889 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1934 Peace P Commemorative Proof Silver Bullion Bar Silver Dollar 0082 .999 One Ounce Silver "Buffalo Dollar" 0052 1927 Peace D Silver Dollar, 1885 Morgan O Commemorative Proof Silver Bullion Bar Silver Dollar 0083 .999 One Ounce Silver Stars and Bars 0053 1883 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1923 Peace P "Confederate Flag" Proof Silver Bullion Bar Silver Dollar 0084 .999 One Half Ounce Silver "George 0054 1925 Peace P Silver Dollar, 1921 Morgan P Washington" Commemorative Coin Silver Dollar 0085 .999 One Fourth Ounce Silver "Ben Franklin" 0055 1897 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1924 Peace P Commemorative Coin Silver Dollar 0086 .999 Two Ounce Silver "Lucky Dice" Pair 0056 1925 Peace P Silver Dollar, 1896 Morgan P 0087 .999 5 Gram "Emergency Silver" J&M Serial Silver Dollar Numbered Bullion Ingot 0057 1901 Morgan P Silver Dollar, 1927 Peace D 0088 .925 Two Ounce Silver "OP Sail 1976 Silver Dollar Maritime Traditions" Proof Sailing Ship Coin 0058 1926 Peace P Silver Dollar and 1935 Peace P 0089 .999 One Ounce Silver "D-Day 50th Silver Dollar Anniversary" Proof Coin 0059 1925 Peace P Silver Dollar, 1878 Morgan P 0090 .925 1965 Issue "Statue Of Liberty 100th Silver Dollar Anniversary" Commemorative Coin 0060 1901 Morgan O Silver Dollar, 1927 Peace D 0091 .999 One Ounce Silver "Stonewall Jackson" Silver Dollar Commemorative Proof Silver Bullion Coin 0061 1923 Peace P Silver Dollar and 1883 Morgan P 0092 .900 Fine Silver "1776 Continental Currency 1st Silver Dollar Silver Dollar" Commemorative Proof Coin 0062 1890 Morgan P Silver Dollar and 1923 Peace P 0093 .900 Fine Silver "1793 Draped Bust Silver Silver Dollar Dollar" Commemorative Proof Coin 0063 16 Silver Quarters 0094 .900 Fine Silver "1836 Seated Liberty Silver 0064 17 Silver Quarters Dollar" Commemorative Proof Coin 0065 20 Silver Quarters 0095 .900 Fine Silver "1885 United States Trade 0066 20 Silver Quarters Dollar" Commemorative Proof Coin 0067 Silver Quarters 0096 .900 Fine Silver "1889-CC Carson City Morgan Silver Dollar" Commemorative Proof Coin 0068 Franklin Half Dollar, 24 War Nickels, Roose Dime, Barber Dime 0097 .900 Fine Silver "1893-O New Orleans Morgan Silver Dollar" Commemorative Proof Coin 0069 Barber Quarters 0098 .900 Fine Silver "1894 Morgan Silver Dollar" 0070 Barber Half Dollars Commemorative Proof Coin 0071 Barber Half Dollars 0099 22 Karat Gold Over .900 Fine Silver "1907 0072 Liberty Half Dollars Double Eagle Gold Indian" Commemorative 0073 Liberty Half Dollars Coin 0074 Liberty Half Dollars 0100 .900 Fine Silver "1895-S San Francisco Morgan Silver Dollar" Commemorative Proof Coin 0075 Liberty Half Dollars 0101 .900 Fine Silver "1895 Morgan Silver Dollar" 0076 Liberty Half Dollar Commemorative Cameo Proof Coin 2/20 09/25/21 11:54:36 Lot Title Lot Title 0102 22 Karat Gold Over .900 Fine Silver "1879 0123 Two 1867 United States Shield Nickels & one Stella Variety 1" Commemorative Proof Coin "No Date" 0103 22 Karat Gold Over .900 Fine Silver "1879 0124 1853, 1855 & 1856 Seated Liberty Silver Half Stella Variety 2" Commemorative Proof Coin Dimes 0104 22 Karat Gold Over .900 Fine Silver "1929 0125 1843, 1876 & 1889 Seated Liberty Silver Dimes Capped Bust $5 Dollar Gold" Commemorative 0126 1877, 1889 & Two 1876 Seated Liberty Silver Coin Dimes 0105 22 Karat Gold Over .900 Fine Silver "1795 0127 1866, 1869 & 1870 United States Shield Nickels Capped Bust Gold" Commemorative Proof Coin 0128 Collection Of 7 "Holed" Seated Liberty Half 0106 22 Karat Gold Over .900 Fine Silver "1915-S Dimes Panama-Pacific Expo $50 Gold " Commemorative Proof Coin 0129 Collection Of 6 "Holed" Early United States Coins 0107 .900 Fine Silver "1942 over 1941 Mercury Dime" Commemorative Proof Coin 0130 1809 United States Half Cent (holed) 1818 Large Cent & 1889 Indian Head Cent 0108 .999 One Ounce Silver "Stagecoach Silver" Commemorative" Proof Silver Bullion Bar 0131 Early & Late Style Heads Pairing Of United States Large Cents 0109 .999 One Ounce Silver "Morgan Dollar" Commemorative Proof Silver Bullion Bar 0132 Three 1858 United States "Flyng Eagle" Cents 0110 .999 One Ounce Silver "Texas 250th 0133 1865 & 1868 United States 2 Cent Pairing Anniversary" Commemorative Proof Silver 0134 Three 1864 United States 2 Cent Pieces Bullion Bar 0135 Four 1865 United States 2 Cent Pieces 0111 .999 One Ounce Silver "1861 LeMat Revolver" 0136 1851 & "No Date" United States 3 Cent Silver Commemorative Proof Silver Bullion Bar Pairing 0112 .999 One Ounce Silver "1813 North U.S. 0137 1866 & Two 1868 United States 3 Cent Nickels Flintlock Pistol" Commemorative Proof Silver Bullion Bar 0138 1856 & Two 1876 Seated Liberty Silver Quarters 0113 .999 One Ounce Silver "1873 Colt Revolver" Commemorative Proof Silver Bullion Bar 0139 1899, 1902 & Two 1914-D Silver "Barber" Quarters 0114 .100 Mil .999 Fine Silver "Richard Petty Stock Car Racing Champion" Commemorative Proof 0140 1946 Booker T. Washington United States Coins Pair Commemorative Silver Half Dollar 0115 .100 Mil .999 Fine Silver "WWII Franklin D. 0141 1893 Columbian Expo United States Silver Half Roosevelt" Commemorative Proof Coin Dollar With Additional Gold Plate Columbus Obv & Ship Rev 0116 22 Karat Gold Clad "$500 Gold Certificate Banknote" Commemorative Proof Coin 0142 High Grade 1920 "Pilgrim" United States Commemorative Silver Half Dollar 0117 22 Karat Gold Clad With Swarovski Crystal "1986 Statue Of Liberty" Commemorative 0143 24 Karat Gold Plate 1934 & 1936 Walking Proof Coin Liberty Silver Half Dollars Pair 0118 $1 and $100 Certificate Banknotes 0144 Brilliant Uncirculated 1964 Silver Kennedy Commemorative Proof Coins Pair Half Dollars Set 0119 Collection Of Six .999 Silver .100 Mil Proof 0145 Brilliant Uncirculated 1964 Silver United States Commemorative 1899 Morgan Dollar Coins Mint Set 0120 Collection Of Five 24 Karat Gold Clad "Early 0146 Collection Of Eight 1986 Statue Of Liberty United States Gold" Proof Commemorative Proof Commemorative Half Dollars In Original Coins Mint Packaging 0121 1943 P,D & S Steel Cent Set With Modern 0147 1835 United States Half Cent Copper Blank Penny Planchet 0148 About Uncirculated 1866 United States Shield 0122 Group Of 3 "Off-Center Struck" Error Lincoln Nickel Cents 0149 Choice Uncirculated 1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar 3/20 09/25/21 11:54:36 Lot Title Lot Title 0150 Choice Uncirculated 1883-O Morgan Silver 0178 1967 Canadian Centennial Expo Proof Silver Dollar Dollar 0151 Choice Uncirculated 1885-O Morgan Silver 0179 Choice Uncirculated 1972 Canadian "Indian Dollar Canoe" Silver Dollar 0152 Choice Uncirculated 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar 0180 1982 Choice Uncirculated Candian "Cattle 0153 Choice Uncirculated 1887 Morgan Silver Dollar Skull" Proof Silver Dollar With Orginal Mint Box 0154 Choice Uncirculated 1888 Morgan Silver Dollar 0181 1984 Choice Uncirculated Candian "Indian 0155 Choice Uncirculated 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar Canoe With Skyline" Proof Silver Dollar With 0156 Choice Uncirculated 1890 Morgan Silver Dollar Original Mint Box 0157 Choice Uncirculated 1900 Morgan Silver Dollar 0182 .999 One Ounce "World Trade Center" 0158 Choice Uncirculated 1902-O Morgan Silver Commemorative Silver Eagle Dollar 0183 "225 Years Of United States Flag" U.S.
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