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1938-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar MS64 PCGS OGH CAC

$1,870.00

1938-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar MS64+ PCGS CAC

$2,090.00

1942 Mercury Dime PF64 NGC CAC

$1,650.00

1942 Mercury Dime PF65 NGC CAC

$990.00

1942 Mercury Dime PR66 PCGS OGH GOLD CAC

$1,430.00

1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar PR63 PCGS RATTLER CAC

$660.00

1944-D Mercury Dime MS66 NGC CAC

$1,100.00

1867 Complete Proof Set of Minor and Silver Coinage

The United States Mint prepared up to 625 Proof sets of minor and silver coins in 1867, a year that is noteworthy for the low mintage status of many of the corresponding circulation strike issues. While Walter Breen (1989) had seen at least one original cased 1867 Proof set he cautions, "Doubtless some sets now extant have been assembled." That offered here has strong claim to being fully original, based on the uniform technical quality and, especially, the similar toning seen on most of the silver pieces. As well, it does not contain an 1867 With Rays Shield Nickel - a coin that Chief Coiner Archibald Loudon Snowden refused to make for inclusion in the year's Proof sets. In any event, this is certainly one of the few 1867 Proof sets available to today's advanced collectors.

$45,000.00

1795 S$1 Flowing Hair AU55 NGC

1795 $1 Flowing Hair, Two Leaves, Silver Plug, B-1, BB-21, R.2, AU55 NGC. The B-1, BB-21 variety is one of several 1795 Flowing Hair die pairs known on rare occasions to have a silver plug inserted to adjust the planchet weight. This Two Leaves die pair is most easily distinguished by the 7 in the date punched over a 1. The partial outline of a large, circular plug is mostly hidden in Liberty's hair strands, but it is clearly outlined when the obverse is viewed under magnification. Enlarged images reveal the curve of the Mint-inserted plug, although the coin's bold strike conceals the plug on the reverse. At times, the silver plug is present but it is not all that apparent. Sometimes a plug is a different color than the host planchet, suggesting that they were struck from a different batch of silver -- with slightly different composition -- allowing the plug to tone differently than the host coin.

$112,500.00

1840 $2.5 Liberty AU55 NGC

A Golden Piece of American History 1840 $2.50 Liberty Head Gold Quarter Eagle AU55 NGC A First-Year Issue • Historic U.S. Gold • Limited Survival

$4,750.00 $4,500.00

1861 $20 Liberty MS63 PCGS

The 1861 Twenty is by far the most heavily produced Type One issue and for many years (before the S.S. Central America coins were retrieved and offered to the public) it was also the most available early date Double Eagle in Uncirculated grades. Unlike the hoard coins, most Mint State examples of this issue show abundant abrasions and rarely surpass the MS62 grade level. This extraordinary representative is notable not only for its pinpoint sharpness and vibrant luster, but also for its lack of surface marks. An important offering for the quality conscious Civil War gold collector.

$23,750.00