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Coin Catalog 12-22-18 Lot # Description 1 COIN CATALOG 12-22-18 LOT # DESCRIPTION 1. 10 Silver Washington Quarters 1960-1964 44. 1881 Indian Error Defective Die 2. 10 Mixed Indian Cents 1880-1892 G-VF 45. 1942S Silver Wartime Jefferson Nickel BU 3. 19 $1 Silver Certificates 46. 1880S Morgan Dollar CH BU 4. 10 $5 " 47. 1880CC " VG+ KEY 5. 1870 & 1871 3 Cent Nickels F-VF 48. 1881S " CH BU 6. 1867 2 Cent Pc. VF 49. 1882S " " 7. 1891-0 & 1891S Seated Dimes F 50. 1882CC " G KEY 8. 1829 Half Cent CH UNC RARE High Grade 51. 1828 Lg. Cent F 9. 1913D T-2 Buffalo Nickel XF KEY 52. 1838 " F 10. 1925S Buffalo Nickel XF KEY 53. 1845 " VF 11. 1938S Jefferson Nickel CH UNC 54. 1878 7 TF Morgan Dollar CH BU 12. 1861-1865 "The Federal Union" CWT MS65 NGC 55. 1878 8 TF " " 13. 1842 Seated Dollar No Motto CH AU RARE 56. 1878CC " AU KEY 14. 1841 " " CH XF " 57. 1879-0 " AU " 15. 1881CC Morgan Dollar MS64 KEY 58. 1932S Washington Quarter MS63 Rare High Grade 16. 1879-0 " " " 59. 1932D " CH AU KEY 17. 1878S " " 60. 1932S " XF " 18. 1877S Trade Dollar CH AU RARE High Grade 61. 1941 " MS65+ 19. 4 Peace Dollars 1922-1924 MS63 62. 1946S " MS67 20. 2 Ancient Japanese Coin Sets RARE Taylor Estate 63. 1947 " MS65+ 21. Bank Bag Full of Indians, Silver, Wheats Currency 64. 1948S " MS66 22. Complete Set of Rosy Dimes in Capital Holder 65. 20th Anniversary Silver Eagle 3 Pc. Set Taylor 23. Set of 3 Silver Dollars Morgan, Peace, ASE 66. 1879 Trade Dollar Proof 63 (1541 Minted) RARE " 24. 1953 Canadian Silver Dollar GEM BU Taylor 67. 1943 3 Pc. Steel Cent Set GEM BU " 25. 1959 " " " 68. 4 Oz. .999 Silver Round 26. 1921 Peace Dollar MS64+ KEY " 69 8 Oz. .999 " 27. 1802 Draped Bust Dollar Narrow Date RARE 70 Original Roll of GEM BU 1955D Rosy Dimes 28. 1788 Massachusetts Cent No Period F 71. Original Roll of GEM BU 1959 Franklin Halves 29. 1914D Lincoln Cent G KEY 72. 1863 NY Birdstuffer Deer Antler's CWT CH XF+ RARE 30. 1861 Bashlow Restrike Confederate Cent MS RARE 73. 1901S Barber Half VG Original RARE 31. N.Carolina Confederate 5 Cent Note VF 74. 1921S Walking Liberty Half F KEY 32. Richmond, VA Confederate 50 Cent Note VG 75. 1826 Bust Half CH AU 0109 Rarity 1, Close 82 KEY 33. 1862 $100 Confederate Note T41 AU 76 1890S Morgan Dollar MS65+ 34. Roman Empire Caesar Ancient XF NGC 77. 1878 8TF Morgan Dollar MS64 Toned Taylor Estate 35. Constantine The Great Era Ancient Certified 78. 1878CC " " " 36. 1863 "1st in War, 1st in Peace" CWT MS63 NGC 79. 1878S " " " 37. 1800 Half Cent VG 80. 1879 " MS65 " 38. 1804 " VG 81. 1879-0 " MS64 " 39. 1832 " VF 82. 1922 Peace Dollar MS64+ PCGS 40. 1834 " VF 83. 1923 " MS63 NGC 41. Moline-East Moline Tax Token 84. 2000 ASE MS69 PCGS 42. 1863 One Navy-Monitor CWT RARE 85. 1909S Lincoln Cent VF KEY 43. The Flag of Our Union CWT CH AU 86. 1914S " VF " The grading of coins is to be used simply as a guide. All guarantees are between the buyer and seller. COIN CATALOG 12-22-18 87. 1805 Draped Bust Quarter RARE 131. 1928 Lincoln Cent MS63 88. 1914D Barber Quarter XF 132. 1893 V-Nickel F15 89. 1927 Standing Quarter BU 133. 1912D " VG8 90. 1880 Morgan Dollar BU 134. 1938D/D Buffalo Nickel MS65 91. 1896S " VF KEY 135. 1893-0 Morgan Dollar AU55 92. 1899 Barber Quarter CH AU 136. 1922 Hilligas $10 Gold Certificate F 93. 1854 Seated Quarter W/Arrows XF 137. 1836 Bust Half VF 94. 1889S Morgan Dollar AU ANACS KEY 138. 1877CC Seated Half G 95. 1879 " MS63 NTC 139. 1955 Franklin Half CH BU 96. 1897-0 " AU55 ANACS KEY 140. 1921S Walking Liberty Half VG KEY 97. 1900-0 " MS64 NGC 141. 1941 Washington Quarter Proof 98. 1889 " " " 142. 1942 " " 99. 1922D Peace Dollar MS63 " 143. 1897S Morgan Dollar AU 100. 1831 Bust Half Dime CH AU 144. 1898-0 " CH BU 101. 1849 Seated Half Dime CH UNC 145. 1898S " BU KEY 102. 1827 Bust Dime XF 146. 1899 " VF " 103. 1856 Seated Dime Large Date AU KEY 147. 1904S " XF " 104. 1851 Lg. Cent XF 148. 1852 California Gold CH BU 105. 1846 " XF 149. 1797 British 2 Pence 106. 1846 " F 150. 1977 Russian Olympic 1 Ruble 107. 4 Peace Dollars 1922-1924 MS63 151. US Mint 200th Anniversary San Diego 108. 4 Peace Dollars 1922-1924 MS63 152. 1909 & 1909VDB Lincoln Cents CH BU 109. 1879S Morgan Dollar MS64+ PL Taylor Estate 153. 1903 Silver Mexican Peso 110. 1880S " " PL " 154. 1923S Monroe Commem. Half CH BU 111. 1881 " " " 155. Sacagawea Blank Error RARE 112. 1881CC " " KEY " 156. Iowa City Cigar Store Token 113. 1881-0 " " PL " 157 1906D Barber Quarter CH UNC KEY 114. 1881S " MS64 PL 158. 1917D T-1 Standing Quarter AU KEY 115. US Liberty 2 Pc. Coin Set 159 1917S T-2 " XF " 116. 2007 Presidential Proof Set 160 1882 Morgan Dollar MS64 PL Taylor Estate 117. 2008 " 161 1882CC " " " 118. 2009 " 162. 1882-0 " MS64+ " 119. 16 Presidential Dollars (13 Different) 163 1882S " " Toned " 120. 1881 $10 Liberty Gold AU55 164 1883CC " MS65 KEY " 121. 1941 Walking Liberty Half CH BU 165 1884CC " MS64+ " " 122. 1944 " BU 166 1885CC " MS65 " " 123. 1945D " BU 167. 1892-0 " MS64 " " 124. 1922 Grant Commem. Half GEM BU 168. 1879CC " VG " " 125. 1953 Washington/Carver " 169. 1890CC " XF+ " " 126. 1995P Special Olympics Silver Dollar 170. 1861 Half Dime CH BU "Civil War" " 127. 1988 US Mint Olympics Silver & Gold Coins 171. 1924D Lincoln Cent VG KEY 128. 2009 US Mint Lincoln Comm. Silver Proof Dollar 172. 1922D " VG 129. 1845 Lg. Cent XF40 173. 1914S " F+ KEY 130. 1922D Lincoln Cent VF30 174 1912S " F12 " The grading of coins is to be used simply as a guide. All guarantees are between the buyer and seller. COIN CATALOG 12-22-18 175. 1913D Lincoln Cent XF KEY 219. 1909 Indian Cent MS63 176. 1892 Columbian Half VF20 220. Complete Set of Jefferson Nickels Incuding 11 Silver 177. 1893 " MS62 221. 1896 Morgan Dollar MS63 Certified 178. 1923 Monroe Doctrine Commem. Half MS62 222. 1897S " CH UNC 179. 1925 Stone Mountain Commem. Half MS63 223. 1922D Peace Dollar MS62 Certified 180. 1924 Huguenot Commem. Half MS62 224. 1922S " CH UNC 181. 1921 Alabama Commem. Half MS63 225. 1934D " " KEY 182. 1946 Iowa Commem. Half MS64 226. 4 Peace Dollars 1922-1924 MS63 183. US Mint Standing Liberty Centennial Gold 227. 1963 Washington Quarter Proof65 184. 1880S Morgan Dollar MS63 PL 228. 1964 " MS65 185. 1896-0 " AU 229. 4 Peace Dollars 1923-1924 MS63 186. 1893 " AU53 NGC 230. 1857 Flying Eagle VF 187. 1924 Peace Dollar MS62 231. 1858 " Lg. Letters F 188. 1924 " MS64 NGC 232. 1858 " Sm. Letters VF 189. 1925 " " " 233. 1859 Indian Cent VF 190. 1853 $5 Liberty Gold AU55 234. 1860 " VF 191. 1952 Washington/Carver Half CH BU 235. 1861 " VG 192. 1852 Seated Dime VF 236 1862 " VG 193. 1917 T-1 Standing Quarter XF 237 1863 " VF 194. Gold Love Token On Dollar 238. 1864 " VG C/N 195. Four Proof Quarters 1969S-1973S 239 1864 " VG 196. Four Proof Lincoln Cents 2000S-2005S 240 1865 " VG 197. Two Nazi German Coins (1 Silver) 241. 1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Cert. FR236 CH UNC 198. 1959 Alaska Golden Dollar 242. 1893 Columbian Expo Ticket PMG GEM66 EPQ 199. 1900 Canadian Fractional Quarter 243. 1893 Columbian Expo Ticket PMG CH UNC Lincoln 200. 1874 Fractional Dime CH CU 244. 1952 Republican Convention Ticket GEM UNC RARE 201. 1874 Fractional Quarter CH CU 245. Japan 1835-70 100 Mon 202. 1927 $10 National Currency #15 Clinton, Ia 246. 1921 Morgan Dollar BU 203. 1864 $10 Confederate Currency 247. 1921 Peace Dollar BU KEY 204. Teddy Roosevelt Campaign Medal 248. 1923 " CH BU 205. 1939 Lincoln Cent Error Coin 249. 1923D " " KEY 206. 1967 " Error Clip Coin 250. 1926D " CH AU " 207. 2006 Rosy Dime Waffle Error RARE 251. 1927 " " " 208. WWII Silver Jefferson Nickel 11 Pc. Set 252. 1934D " " " 209. 1794 Half Cent Head Right/High Relief RARE 253. 1889S " AU " 210. 1795 Half Cent Plain Edge/No Pole VG RARE 254. 1892 Morgan Dollar XF " 211. 1798 Lg. Cent G 255. 1881S " CH BU PL 212. 1847 " VG 256. 1881S " " 213. 1848 " G+ 257. 1893 " AU Toned KEY 214. 1850 " VG 258. 1926D Mercury Dime VF 215. 1851 " VG 259. 1936 " AU+ 216. 1852 " F 260. 1849 $5 Liberty Gold AU50 Early Date 217. 1853 " VG 261. 1891 Morgan Dollar MS63 218. 1854 " F 262. 1890 " " The grading of coins is to be used simply as a guide. All guarantees are between the buyer and seller. COIN CATALOG 12-22-18 263. 1884-0 Morgan Dollar MS63 307. 1872 Shield Nickel G 264. 20th Century Type 3 Pc. Dollar Set 308. 1953D Franklin Half CH BU 265. 1962 Proof Set 309. 2004 Lewis & Clark Silver Dollar GEM BU RARE 266. 1966 Special Mint Set 310. 2 Ounces of .999 Silver 267. 1967 " 311. 1/10th Ounce of .999 Silver 268. 5 Grams .999 Silver 312. 1891S Seated Quarter CH BU 269. 1/4 Ounce .999 Silver 313. 1941 Washington Quarter MS65 270. 1/2 Ounce .999 Silver 314. 1995 Silver Proof Set 271. 1960 Proof Set 315. 1996 " 272. 1961 " 316.
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