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Coin and Currency 09/26/21 02:24:43 Coin and Currency Auction Opens: Thu, May 24 8:00am ET Auction Closes: Tue, Jun 12 6:00pm ET Lot Title Lot Title 0001 1915 $2.50 Indian Head Gold Coin 0025 (4) $10 Rolls of America the Beautiful 0002 2000 $5.00 American Gold Eagle Coin Quarters, Gettysburg National Military Park and Olympic National Park 0003 2005 $25.00 Gold Eagle Gold Coin 0026 (4) Rolls of America the Beautiful Quarters, 0004 2005 $25.00 Gold Eagle Gold Coin Hot Springs and Mount Hood 0005 1988 $5.00 American Eagle Gold Proof Coin 0027 (2) $10 Rolls of America the Beautiful 0006 2009 First Spouse Gold Proof Coin Quarters, American Samoa and Northern 0007 2009 American Buffalo One Ounce Gold Proof Mariana Islands Coin 0028 (3) 5 Coin Sets of Commemorative State 0008 (10) Rolls of Uncirculated Lincoln Quarters Commemorative Pennies 0029 (20) Commemorative State Quarters 0009 (6) 2009 Rolls of Uncirculated Lincoln 0030 (40) Commemorative State Quarters Commemorative Pennies 0031 (21) Commemorative State Quarters 0010 (8) 2010 Rolls of Uncirculated Lincoln 0031A 1999 Gold Plated New Jersey Quarter Commemorative Pennies 0032 Book of Kennedy Half Dollars, 1964-1987 0011 Book of Jefferson Nickels, 1938-2005 0033 (14) Kennedy Half Dollars 0011A (9) Jefferson Nickels 0034 Book of Kennedy Half Dollars, 1988-2004 0012 (1) 1936 Buffalo Nickel 0035 Book of Kennedy Half Dollars, 2005-2012 0013 Book of Roosevelt Dimes, 1946-2012 0036 (2) $10.00 Rolls 2009 Kennedy Half Dollars 0014 (12) Roosevelt Dimes 0037 (2) $10.00 Rolls 2014 Kennedy Half Dollars 0015 (1) 1945 Mercury Dime 0038 (5) Uncirculated Kennedy & Sacagawea Special 0016 (1) 1854 Seated Liberty Dime Collector's Edition Sets 0017 (1) 1916 Barber Dime 0039 (5) Uncirculated Kennedy & Sacagawea Special 0018 Book of Washington Quarters, 1932-1967 Collector's Edition Sets 0019 Book of Washington Quarters, 1968-1998 0040 (5) Uncirculated Kennedy & Sacagawea Special 0020 Book of Fifty State Commemorative Quarters, Collector's Edition Sets 1999-2008 0041 (5) Uncirculated Kennedy & Sacagawea Special 0021 (4) $10 Rolls of Commemorative Quarters, Collector's Edition Sets Puerto Rico and District of Columbia 0042 (2) Kennedy Half Dollars 0022 (4) $10 Rolls of Commemorative Quarters, 0043 Book of Liberty Walking Half Dollars, 1916- Guam and American Samoa 1947 0023 (4) $10 Rolls of America the Beautiful 0044 1921-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar Quarters, Glacier National Park and 0045 1921 Liberty Walking Half Dollar Yellowstone 0046 1916-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar 0024 (4) $10 Rolls of America the Beautiful Quarters, Grand Canyon and Yosemite 0047 1919-P Liberty Walking Half Dollar 1/6 09/26/21 02:24:43 Lot Title Lot Title 0048 (2) Liberty Walking Half Dollars 0107 (4) 2014 American Eagle Coins 0048A (20) Liberty Walking Half Dollars 0108 (4) 2014 American Eagle Coins 0048B (20) Liberty Walking Half Dollars 0109 (4) 2014 American Eagle Coins 0049 Book of Franklin Half Dollars, 1948-1963 0110 (2) 2014 American Eagle Coins 0050 US Proof Franklin Half Dollars Set 0111 (4) American Eagle Coins, 2016 and 2016-W 0051 US Proof Franklin Half Dollars Set 0112 Book of American Eagle Silver Dollars, 1986- 0052 (20) 1963-D Franklin Half Dollars 2012 0053 (10) Franklin Half Dollars 0113 Book of American Eagle Silver Dollars, 1986- 2012 0054 (10) Franklin Half Dollars 0114 Book of American Eagle Silver Dollars, 1986- 0055 (3) Franklin Half Dollars 2012 0076 (4) Sacagawea Coin Sets 0115 Book of American Eagle Silver Dollars, 1986- 0077 (2) Sacagawea Dollar Sets and (3) Native 2012 American Dollar Sets 0116 Book of American Eagle Silver Dollars, 1986- 0078 (1) $25.00 Roll of Native American $1.00 Coins 2012 0079 (1) $25.00 Roll of Native American $1.00 Coins 0117 (7) 2004 American Eagle Silver Dollars 0080 (1) $25.00 Roll of Native American $1.00 Coins 0118 (19) 2005 American Eagle Silver Dollars 0081 (1) $25.00 Roll of Native American $1.00 Coins 0119 (16) 2005 American Eagle Silver Dollars 0082 (1) $25.00 Roll of Presidential $1.00 Coins 0120 (20) 2015 American Eagle Silver Dollars 0083 (1) $25.00 Roll of Presidential $1.00 Coins 0121 (20) 2016 American Eagle Silver Dollars 0084 Book of Sacagawea Dollars, 2000-2012 0122 (2) 2005 American Eagle One Ounce Silver 0085 Book of Sacagawea Dollars, 2000-2007 Proof Coins 0086 1999 and 2000 US Dollar Coin Set 0123 (2) 2006 American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coins 0087 2007-S Sacagawea Dollar 0124 (2) 2006 American Eagle One Ounce Silver 0088 (5) Presidential Dollars Proof Coins 0089 Book of Susan B. Anthony Dollars, 1979-1981, 0125 (2) American Eagle Silver One Ounce Proof 1999 Coins, 2006 and 2007 0090 (4) Susan B. Anthony Dollars 0126 (2) 2007 American Eagle One Ounce Silver 0091 1971-S Eisenhower US Proof Dollar Proof Coins 0092 Book of Eisenhower Dollars, 1971-1978 0127 (2) American Eagle Silver One Ounce Proof 0093 (10) Eisenhower Dollars Coins, 2007 and 2008 0094 (4) 2005 Silver American Eagle Coins 0128 (2) 2008 American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coins 0095 (3) American Eagle Coins 0128A (2) American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof 0096 (4) 2006 American Eagle Coins Coins, 2008 and 2010 0097 (4) 2007 American Eagle Coins 0129 (2) 2010 American Eagle One Ounce Silver 0098 (4) 2008 American Eagle Coins Proof Coins 0099 (3) 2009 American Eagle Coins 0130 (2) 2010 American Eagle One Ounce Silver 0100 (4) 2009 American Eagle Coins Proof Coins 0101 (4) 2009 American Eagle Coins 0131 (2) American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coins, 2011 and 2012 0102 (4) American Eagle Coins 0132 (2) American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof 0103 (4) 2010 American Eagle Coins Coins, 2012 and 2013 0104 (4) 2011 American Eagle Coins 0133 (2) American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof 0105 (3) 2011 American Eagle Coins Coins, 2014 and 2016 0106 (2) American Eagle Coins 2/6 09/26/21 02:24:43 Lot Title Lot Title 0134 (1) 2017 American Eagle One Ounce Silver 0153A 1884-S Morgan Silver Dollar Proof Coin 0153B 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar 0135 (3) American Eagle One Ounce Silver 0153C 1885 Morgan Silver Dollar Uncirculated Coins, 2007, 2008 and 2011 0154 1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0136 (3) American Eagle One Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coins, 2011, 2013 and 2014 0154A 1885-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0137 2012 American Eagle San Francisco Two-Coin 0154B 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar Silver Proof Set 0154C 1886-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0138 Partial Book of Peace Dollars 0155 1886-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0139 1849 $20 Liberty Tribute Proof 0155A 1887 Morgan Silver Dollar 0140 1849 $20 Liberty Tribute Proof 0155B 1887-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0141 1849 $20 Liberty Tribute Proof 0155C 1887-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0142 1849 $20 Liberty Tribute Proof 0156 1888 Morgan Silver Dollar 0143 1849 $20 Liberty Tribute Proof 0156A 1888-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0144 (2) 1889-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Tribute 0156B 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar Proofs 0156C 1889-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0145 (2) 1889-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Tribute 0157 1889-S Morgan Silver Dollar Proofs 0157A 1890 Morgan Silver Dollar 0146 1889-CC Morgan Silver Dollar Tribute Proof 0157B 1890-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0147 1878 Morgan Silver Dollar 0157C 1890-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0147A 1878-CC Morgan Silver Dollar 0158 1890-CC Morgan Silver Dollar 0147B 1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0158A 1891 Morgan Silver Dollar 0147C 1879 Morgan Silver Dollar 0158B 1891-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0148 1879-CC Morgan Silver Dollar 0158C 1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0148A 1879-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0159 1892-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0148B 1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0159A 1892-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0148C 1880 Morgan Silver Dollar 0159B 1894-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0149 1880-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0159C 1896-P Morgan Silver Dollar 0149A 1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0160 1896-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0149B 1881 Morgan Silver Dollar 0160A 1897-P Morgan Silver Dollar 0149C 1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0160B 1897-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0150 1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0160C 1897-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0150A 1882 Morgan Silver Dollar 0161 1898 Morgan Silver Dollar 0150B 1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0161A 1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0150C 1882-CC Morgan Silver Dollar 0161B 1898-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0151 1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0161C 1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0151A 1883 Morgan Silver Dollar 0162 1899-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0151B 1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0162A 1900 Morgan Silver Dollar 0151C 1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar 0162B 1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0152 1883-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0162C 1900-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0152A 1884 Morgan Silver Dollar 0163 1900-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0152B 1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0163A 1901-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0152C 1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0163B 1901-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0153 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar 0163C 1902 Morgan Silver Dollar 3/6 09/26/21 02:24:43 Lot Title Lot Title 0164 1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0186 2011P Australia Silver $8 Gem Proof 0164A 1903 Morgan Silver Dollar 0187 (2) Canadian Silver $5 Maple Leaf Coins 0164B 1903-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0188 (2) 1 oz Silver Foreign Coins 0164C 1904 Morgan Silver Dollar 0189 Twelve Coins of the Zodiac Collection 0165 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar 0190 2001 North Carolina Colorized Quarter Spoon 0165A 1904-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0191 (4) Proof Sets, 1956, 1957, 1958 & 1959 0165B 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar 0192 (4) Proof Sets,1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 0165C 1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar 0193 (2) Proof Sets, 1964 0166 1921-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0194 (4) Special Mint Sets, 1966, 1967 0166A 1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar 0195 (5) Proof Sets, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 0166B 1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar 0196 (4) Proof Sets,
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