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Large Coin Auction• Sat LARGE COIN AUCTION• SAT. JAN. 25, 11•: 00 A.M. • EARNEST SHEPHERD YOUTH CENTER, 610 E. SHEPHERD RD., LIBERTY MO 64068 Special Note: This will be 1 of the Finest Coin Auctions we have conducted• in over 30 Years of Business! Packed full of Quality Coins, more from the same High Quality Collection we started to sell back• in December, this sale has something for everyone! Many of the coins in this auction have been in the owner’s private collection• for decades and are now Fresh to the market! Highlights from this Amazing Sale include a Near Complete Collection of •High Grade Morgan and Peace Dollars including 1879- S Rev 78 MS 64, 1884-S Slabbed AU 55, Old Holder, Looks MS, 1892-S AU• 55 , 1889-CC AU 50, 1893 MS 63, 1893-O AU 58, 1894, 1894-O MS 63, 1896-O MS 62, 1897-O MS 64, 1901 MS 63, and Many• Many More, Dozens of U.S. Gold Coins – Over 10 Ounces of Gold! Rare U.S. Gold Coins incl. 1857-S Gold Dollar MS 63 (Less than 130 survive in any condition, only 6 known in Unc), 1846-D Dahlonega $5 Gold Half Eagle, 1854 $3 Gold Indian Princess• AU 55, 1907-D $20 Gold Double Eagle MS 64, 2006-W Burnished $50 Gold 1oz Eagle NGC MS 70, High Grade Indian $5• Gold Half Eagles incl. Key Dates, Very Rare Foreign Silver Coins from 1600’s, 1700’s and 1800’s incl. Rare Counter-Stamped Coins,• Counter-Struck Coins, High Grade 1700’s and 1800’s 8 Reales incl. Very Rare 1824 Mo JM “Hook Neck” 8 Reales AU 58,• Rare Colonial and Early Coins incl. 1787 Fugio Cent VF/XF, Many Very Rare Key Dates and Type Coins incl. 1877 Proof Trade• Dollar, High Grade Capped Bust Half Dollars incl. Several Uncirculated Capped Bust Half Dollars, Rare 1864 Large Motto 2 •Cent Piece MS 66 Red, Rare 1844/81 Large Cent MS 61, 1857 Flying Eagle Cent MS 63 Red, 1866 3 Cent Nickel MS 66 PL, Beautiful Complete High Grade Mercury Dime Set – Mostly XF, AU or UNC – with all keys incl. 1916-D PCGS AG 3, Rare Key• 1921 -D Mercury Dime XF 45 to AU 50, Nice Seated Liberty and Trade Dollars, Very Rare 1842 Seated Silver Dollar MS 64 with• Nice Luster, Proof 1901 Indian Head Cent Pf 65 Red, 1855 Large Cent MS 64 Red, Bulk Silver Lots incl. Many 10.00 Troy Ounce• Bags of Foreign Silver Coins and Rolls of US Silver Coins, Paper Currency incl Unc 1934-A $20 Hawaii Note, Many Books and• Sets of Coins, Many Bulk Lots, Modern Collector Coins, and Much Much More! • Auction Terms: CASH, or check if approved by Auction Company.• We reserve the right to withhold any and all items until check clears our bank. We do NOT accept Credit or Debit Cards. Valid Driver’s License required for • registration. Security and Video Surveillance on site. All coins sold “As Is” and grades listed are approximate and to • the best of our ability. It is recommended that all buyers should come early to personally grade the coins of their interest. We hope you take the time to view and inspect each lot, as •there are some great coins and currency notes in this auction. We hope to see you there! If you are unable to attend the auction, absentee bids are welcome. Call us or email us with any and all bids and/or questions about any of the lots in the sale. • Lot 1: 4pc Lot of Proof Sets – 1961, 1962, 1963, • Lot 18: (5) Brown Box Silver Proof Eisenhower 1964 – in Envelopes; Dollars – (2) 1971, (2) 1972, 1974; • Lot 1: Bag of (11) 1955 and 1955-S Lincoln • Lot 19: Scarce 1951 Royal Mint Festival of Wheat Cents – ANACS Slabbed MS 66, plus (2) Britain 10-Coin Proof Set in Original Box w/ Extra 1955 and 1955-D Lincoln Wheat Cents Papers – Purchased from B.A. Seaby Ltd, Off-Brand Slabbed MS 68; London – Highly Regarded Foregin Coin • Lot 2: Large Lot of 1957 thru 1964 ANACS Expert, Publisher and Dealer in the 1950’s and Slabbed US Proof Coins including Slabbed 60’s; Proof Silver Roosevelt Dimes, Washington • Lot 20: 1953 Great Britain Queen Elizabeth Quarters and Franklin Halves; Coronation Unc 10-Coin Set in Original • Lot 3: (10) ANACS Slabbed Cleaned Morgan Packaging, with Original Shipping Envelope Dollars – Most New Orleans Mint – Including from B.A. Seaby, Ltd London; (2) 1880-O and (1) 1881-O UNC Details with • Lot 21: 1953 Canada 6-Coin UNC Set in just Light Cleaning; Whitman Plastic; • Lot 4: Large Box with (13) Barber Dimes and • Lot 22: 1958 Canada 6-Coin Proof-like Set in (20) VF/XF Mercury Dimes; Original Cardboard; • Lot 5: Lot of (18) Walking Liberty Half Dollars; • Lot 23: 1959 Canada 6-Coin Proof-like Set in • Lot 6: Lot of (2) 1964 Silver Kennedy and (7) Original Cardboard; 40% Silver 1960’s Kennedy Halves; • Lot 24: 1960 Canada 6-Coin Proof-like Set in • Lot 7: (3) 1957 Proof Sets in Envelopes; Original Cardboard; • Lot 8: (4) 1960 Proof Sets in Envelopes; • Lot 25: (10) 1963 Year Canada Unc Coin Sets in • Lot 9: (4) 1962 Proof Sets in Envelopes; Envelopes – 11oz ASW; • Lot 10: (4) 1963 Proof Sets in Envelopes; • Lot 26: (10) 1965 Year Canada Unc Coin Sets in • Lot 11: Complete 7pc 1992 thru 1998 Silver Envelopes – 11oz ASW; Proof Set Collection; • Lot 27: (10) 1961 U.S. Proof Sets in Envelopes; • Lot 12: 2012 San Francisco 2-Coin Silver Eagle • Lot 28: (10) 1964 U.S. Proof Sets in Envelopes; Proof Set in Box with Proof and Reverse Proof • Lot 29: (2) Rolls of 1967 40% Silver Kennedy Silver Eagles; Half Dollars – selling 2x; • Lot 13: Large Lot of Late 1950’s Lincoln Wheat • Lot 30: (2) Rolls of 1968-D 40% Silver Cents – ANACS Slabbed MS – including Many Kennedy Half Dollars – selling 2x; 1957-D ANACS MS 66 Red; • Lot 31: 1798 Draped Bust Large Cent – VG • Lot 14: Large Lot of Canadian Silver Coins incl Details, Heavily Corroded; Half Dimes, Dimes, Quarters, and Halves; • Lot 32: 1803 Draped Bust Large Cent – VG; • Lot 15: Near Complete 1999 thru 2012 • Lot 33: 1821 Matron Head Large Cent – VG; Washington Statehood & Parks Quarters – Unc, • Lot 34: (3) Early U.S. Large Cents – 1825, 1826, Proof and Silver Proof – Only Missing 2009 1827 – all G/VG; Year – in (3) Dansco Albums, a total of (65) • Lot 35: (2) Early U.S. Large Cents – 1826, 1827 Silver Proof Quarters!!! – both VG/Fine; • Lot 16: Partial Barber Quarter Album with (12) • Lot 36: 1831 Matron Head Large Cent – VF 20; Barber Quarters; • Lot 37: Scarce 1843 Mature Head Braided Hair • Lot 17: Complete 2000 thru 2011 UNC and Large Cent – XF 45 to AU 50; Proof Sacagawea Dollar Set in Album; • Lot 38: 1855 “Slanted 55” Large Cent – MS 61, • Reverse Rim Nick; • Lot 39: 1856 Large Cent – AU 50; • Lot 79: (3) Unc Mercury Dimes – 1935-S, 1936, • Lot 40: 1864 Large Motto Large Cent – AU 58 1937-D; to MS 60; • Lot 80: (4) Unc Mercury Dimes – 1938-D, • Lot 41: 1865 Two Cent Piece – AU 53; 1938-S, 1939-D, 1939-S; • Lot 42: 1868 Two Cent Piece – AU 50; • Lot 81: (6) Unc Mercury Dimes – 1941, 1941-D, 1942-D, 1943, 1943-D, 1944-D; • Lot 43: 1935 Walking Liberty Half Dollar – MS • Lot 82: (10) Unc 1942-D Mercury Dimes; 61; • Lot 83: 1916 Mercury Dime – MS 65 Gem; • Lot 44: 1936-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar – • Lot 84: 1929-D Mercury Dime – MS 63; AU 53; • Lot 85: 1936-D Mercury Dime – MS 66 Gem; • Lot 45: 1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar – MS 64; • Lot 86: Rare Key 1844/81 Large Cent – MS 61, • Lot 46: 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar – MS Rare Coin, Greysheet $400 just in XF, $650 in 66; AU 50, $1500 in MS 60, and $2000 in MS 62!!! • Lot 47: 1942-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar – MS 65; • Lot 87: Rare 1900 Lafayette Silver Dollar – • Lot 48: 1943-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar – NNC Slabbed MS 62, Greysheet $700 in MS 60, MS 64; $1,100 in MS 63!!! • Lot 49: 1943-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar – MS 65; • Lot 88: Beautiful Complete Gem Unc White • Lot 50: 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar – MS 34pc 1986 thru 2019 Silver American Eagle Set 65; in Dansco Album – Best Unc Silver Eagle Set I • Lot 51: 1944-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar – have sold; MS 63; • Lot 52: 1945 Walking Liberty Half Dollar – MS • Lot 89: Fantastic Complete 32pc 1986-S thru 65; 2018-W Proof Silver Eagle Set, all NGC • Lot 53: 1945-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar – Slabbed PF 69 Ultra Cameo, only missing 95-W MS 64; – Best Complete Proof Eagle Set I have sold!!! • Lot 54: 1945-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar – Greysheet for the set is over $2,000!!! MS 63; th • Lot 90: Nice 2006-W 20 Anniversary Gold and • Lot 55: 1878-CC Morgan Dollar – MS 61 PL, Silver Burnished Eagle Set with 2006-W Light Cleaning; Burnished $50 Gold 1oz Eagle NGC MS 70 and • Lot 56: 1878-S Morgan Dollar – MS 63 PL; 2006-W Burnished Silver Eagle NGC MS 70 – Great Set!!! • Lot 57: 1881 Morgan Dollar – MS 64; • Lot 58: 1881-S Morgan Dollar – MS 65; • Lot 91: Nice 2006 20th Anniversary 2pc Silver • Lot 59: 1882-S Morgan Dollar – MS 64+; Eagle Set with 2006-P Reverse Proof NGC PF • Lot 60: 1883 Morgan Dollar – MS 63; 69 and 2006-W Proof NGC PF 70 Ultra • Lot 61: 1883-O Morgan Dollar – MS 63; Cameo!!! • Lot 62: 1884 Morgan Dollar – MS 65; • Lot 63: 1884-CC Morgan Dollar – MS 65; • Lot 92: (2) Branch Mint Silver Eagles – • Lot 64: 1884-O Morgan Dollar – MS 65; 2012(W) NGC MS 69 and 2012(S) NGC MS 69 • Lot 65: 1885 Morgan Dollar – MS 64; – both from Mint Sealed Box #5; • Lot 66: 1885-O Morgan Dollar – MS 66; • Lot 93: 2008 Bald Eagle 3pc Gold and Silver • Lot 67: 1886-O Morgan Dollar – XF+ 45; Commemorative Proof Set in Box with Proof • Lot 68: 1887 Morgan Dollar – MS 66; Gold $5, Silver Dollar, and Half Dollar; • Lot 69: 1888 Morgan Dollar – MS 63; • Lot 94: Nice 39pc Flying Eagle and Indian Head • Lot 70: 1888-S Morgan Dollar – XF+ 45, Better Cent Set – many XF and AU – including 1859; Date; • Lot 95: Complete 1909 thru 1934-D Lincoln • Lot 71: 1889 Morgan Dollar – MS 65; Wheat Cent Set in Dansco Album including all • Lot 72: 1889-S
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