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Wavebid > Buyers Guide Lot Thumbnail Title Description Number 1 1871 Indian Good - full rims Head cent 2 Indian Head Includes 1881 (G-VG), 1882 (G), 1885 (G-cleaned) - all for one bid price cents 3 Indian Head Includes 1887 (G), 1888 (G), 1891 (G+), 1899 (VG-F), 1900 (F) - all for one bid price cents 4 Indian Head Includes 1901 (F), 1902 (VF), 1905 (VG-F), 1906 (VG-F), 1909 (G) - all for one bid price cents Lot of 9 - 1912 5 Indian Head All for one bid price cents One-half roll - 6 1913 Lincoln All for one bid price wheat cents 1916-S Lincoln 7 wheat cents - VF All for one bid price condition 1924-D Lincoln 8 wheat cents - All for one bid price VG-cleaned 1926-D Lincoln 9 wheat cents - All for one bid price one-half roll (25) 1926-D Lincoln 10 wheat cents - All for one bid price one-half roll (25) 1917-D Lincoln 11 wheat cents - All for one bid price one-half roll (25) 1917-D Lincoln 12 wheat cents - All for one bid price one-half roll (25) 1933-D Lincoln wheat cents - lot 13 of 5 - VG+ All for one bid price condition 1933-D Lincoln wheat cents - lot 14 of 5 - VG+ All for one bid price condition BU rolls of 15 Lincoln cents Includes 1982-D BU roll and 2001 Bank wrapped BU roll - All for one bid price © 2018 Meares Auctions, Inc 03/29/2018 09:54 AM 16 Lincoln cent rolls Includes 1995-D and 2001 Bank wrapped BU roll - All for one bid price 17 Liberty nickels Includes 1909 (G+), 1912 (VG), 1912-D (G-VG) - All for one bid price 1914-D Buffalo 18 nickel error - Listed as F condition rotated reverse 19 1916-S Buffalo nickel 20 Buffalo nickel lot Includes 1918 (G with rotated reverse), 1919 (VG), 1920-S (G+) - All for one bid price 21 Buffalo nickel lot Includes 1920-D with rotated reverse and 1938-D (VG) - All for one bid price 1935 Mercury 22 Dime Listed as Mint State with full bands 23 1973 US Mint set 24 1974 US Mint set 1968 US Mint 25 set - with silver half 1968 US Mint 26 set - with silver half Roll of Canadian 27 nickels - all All for one bid price 1940s Roll of Canadian 28 nickels - all All for one bid price 1940s Roll of BU Mexican 1 29 centavo coins - All for one bid price 1965 Lot of (10) - BU Mexico 1966 50 30 centavo coins All for one bid price from BU roll © 2018 Meares Auctions, Inc 03/29/2018 09:54 AM One-half roll - 31 1948-S Jefferson All for one bid price nickels One-half roll - 32 1949-S Jefferson All for one bid price nickels Lot of 10 - 1951- 33 S Jefferson All for one bid price nickels Lot of 7 - 1939-S 34 and (4) 1954-S All for one bid price Jefferson nickels Lot of 6 different tokens 35 with numbers All for one bid price on each Lot of 6 36 different error Includes (4) cents and (2) nickels including 1943 steel - All for one bid price coins Includes 1939, 1944 P&D, 1957-D, 1958 P&D, 1960-D (small date) and 1970-S proof - All for one bid 37 BU Lincoln cents price 1893 and 1896 38 Liberty nickels All for one bid price Buffalo nickels 39 with rotated Includes 1916 (F), 1919 (VG) - All for one bid price reverse error 1923-S Buffalo nickel with 40 rotated reverse VG condition error 1926-D Buffalo nickel with 41 rotated reverse G condition error 1927-D Buffalo nickel with 42 rotated reverse F condition error Jefferson nickel 43 lot Includes 21 from the 1940s and 14 from the 1950s - All for one bid price Lot of 9 assorted 44 tokens from All for one bid price 1959 - 1974 Lot of 6 45 different foreign All for one bid price silver coins © 2018 Meares Auctions, Inc 03/29/2018 09:54 AM 46 Iceland type set All for one bid price Lot of 50 47 assorted British Randomly chosen - All for one bid price Large cents - 1920s to 1960s Lot of 50 48 assorted British Randomly chosen - All for one bid price Large cents - 1920s to 1960s 49 Canadian silver Includes 1916 & 1919 dimes and 1938 & 1958 quarters - All for one bid price group of coins Lot of 10 - 50 British Shilling Randomly chosen - All for one bid price pieces - 1940s and 1950s Lot of 10 - British Shilling 51 pieces - 1940s Randomly chosen - All for one bid price and 1950s Lot of 10 - British Shilling 52 pieces - 1940s Randomly chosen - All for one bid price and 1950s 1775 English 53 half penny - counterfeit Lot of 5 BU rolls of 1960 Lincoln 54 cents - Federal In original Cleveland Federal Reserve - Pittsburgh Branch wrappers - All for one bid price Reserve rolled Lot of 5 BU rolls of 1960 Lincoln 55 cents - Federal In original Cleveland Federal Reserve - Pittsburgh Branch wrappers - All for one bid price Reserve rolled Lot of 5 BU rolls of Lincoln cents 56 - Federal Tails on both ends - possible small dates - in original Cleveland Federal Reserve - Pittsburgh Branch Reserve rolled - wrappers - All for one bid price dates unknown Lot of 5 BU rolls of Lincoln cents 57 - Federal Tails on both ends - possible small dates - in original Cleveland Federal Reserve - Pittsburgh Branch Reserve rolled - wrappers - All for one bid price dates unknown Lot of 4 - Gem proof cameo 58 Lewis & Clark All for one bid price Peace nickels 20 different high 59 grade foreign All for one bid price coins 10 different World War 2 era 60 foreign coins - All for one bid price 1940s © 2018 Meares Auctions, Inc 03/29/2018 09:54 AM Indian Head 61 cents Includes 1879, 1882 and 1909 - All for one bid price 62 1922-D Lincoln wheat cent 63 1932 Lincoln Listed as BU condition wheat cent 64 1901 Barber Better date quarter 65 1926-D Standing Liberty quarter 1939 P&D silver 66 Washington All for one bid price quarters 2016 Gold 67 Buffalo COPY This is a COPY 1918 Buffalo 68 nickel and 1902 All for one bid price Barber dime 1917-D Walking 69 Liberty half Full good dollar Blank Lincoln 70 cent - planchet error 1995-S proof Commemorative 71 half dollar - Civil War 1901-O Morgan 72 silver dollar New Orleans mint Teens - roll of 73 Lincoln wheat All for one bid price cents Circa 1790 British Condor token and 74 Undated All for one bid price Canadian large cent 1953-C US $2.00 75 red seal note © 2018 Meares Auctions, Inc 03/29/2018 09:54 AM 76 (3) 1964 One year-only type coin - All for one bid price Vietnam 10 dong (3) 1944-S 77 Philippines 1 AU condition - US World War 2 era coins - All for one bid price centava coin (5) 1917-D 78 Lincoln wheat All for one bid price cents (5) 1917-D 79 Lincoln wheat All for one bid price cents (5) 1926-D 80 Lincoln wheat All for one bid price cents (5) 1928-D 81 Lincoln wheat All for one bid price cents (5) 1929-D 82 Lincoln wheat All for one bid price cents 50 British Large 83 cents - 1960s All for one bid price 50 British Large 84 cents - 1960s All for one bid price 5 British Large 85 cents - (4) 1900 All for one bid price and (1) 1901 10 British Large cents - mixed 86 dates 1890-1899 All for one bid price only Group of proof 87 dimes Includes 1983-S, 1984-S, 1987-S - choice Gems - All for one bid price (3) Gem proof 88 Washington Includes 1971-S, 1973-S and 1974-S - All for one bid price quarters (3) proof 1976-S 89 Washington All for one bid price quarters (3) proof 1977-S 90 Washington All for one bid price quarters © 2018 Meares Auctions, Inc 03/29/2018 09:54 AM (3) cameo proof 91 1978-S All for one bid price Washington quarters (3) cameo proof 92 1980-S All for one bid price Washington quarters (2) deep cameo 93 proof Includes 1982-S and 1983-S - All for one bid price Washington quarters (2) 1985-S deep 94 cameo proof All for one bid price Washington quarters 95 1985 US proof In original packaging set 1986 US proof 96 set In original packaging 1987 US proof 97 set In original packaging 1992 US proof 98 set In original packaging Roll of Lincoln 99 wheat cents - Many S mints in the 40s - All for one bid price 40s and 50s (6) Lincoln error 100 cents All for one bid price (6) Lincoln error 101 cents All for one bid price (3) Mexican 102 silver peso coins All for one bid price (2) rolls Lincoln wheat cents - 103 one 1940s and All for one bid price one 1950s (2) rolls Lincoln wheat cents - 104 one 1940s and All for one bid price one 1950s Roll of Lincoln 105 wheat cents - With S mint marks 40s and 50s © 2018 Meares Auctions, Inc 03/29/2018 09:54 AM Roll of Lincoln 106 wheat cents - With S mint marks 20s and 30s 107 (5) 1909 Lincoln All for one bid price wheat cents 108 (5) 1909 Lincoln All for one bid price wheat cents 109 Lot of 4 casino All for one bid price tokens 110 Lot of 4 casino All for one bid price tokens (9) different 111 Lincoln cent All for one bid price errors (3) different 112 Lincoln cent Includes 1943 steel missing 4 in date - All for one bid price errors 1903 Liberty 113 nickel error Reverse rotated lamination and struck through 1909 Liberty 114 nickel error Two lamination/die cracks and struck through (2) Jefferson nickel errors and 115 1964 Canadian All for one bid price nickel error State tax tokens 116 - old Includes (2) Alabama, (1) Utah and (1) New Mexico - All for one bid price Sports tokens - 1 117 /2 dollar and Includes Bo Jackson, Gary Sheffield, Troy Aikman - All for one bid price dollar size Dollar-sized medals of 118 Reagan, Ike, All for one bid price Robert F Kennedy, others Mixed amusement tokens - 119 Woodmen of All for one bid price the World - St Francis Club - others Mixed tokens - including one 120 with material All for one bid price from Statue of Liberty © 2018 Meares Auctions, Inc 03/29/2018 09:54 AM 121 1950-D BU Nearly complete steps Jefferson nickel 1973-S Brown 122 Eisenhower Silver coin - scarcest of all dollar proof ANACS graded - 1882-O Morgan 123 silver dollar - AU50 - scratched - cleaned AU50 ANACS graded - 123a 1883-O Morgan silver dollar - G6 123b 1998 Canadian No envelope proof set 123c 1885 Morgan silver dollar 123d 1886 Morgan silver dollar 123e
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