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Nice coin. Pleasing Appearance, just a hint of wear at the highpoints. Nice detail. Estimated Value $12.50

Proof Commemorative Dollar Graded PR70 Deep Cameo by USCG. Beautiful Silver Commemorative celebrating the centennial of the first flight by the Wright Brothers. PCGS lists PR70 at $1000, harder in 70 than most. Estimated Value $300

A nice example. Lightly toned with good luster and nice strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $52 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $42. Estimated Value $45

Very scarce in 66 and higher. Beautiful Gem plus red example. Very pleasing to the eye. Graded by one of America's top 2 and harshest grading companies. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms66 RD at $31 and ms67 RD at $138+, ZERO graded ms68!!. Estimated Value $40

A vey close to Gem Uncirculated Example. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $24 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $20. Estimated Value $22

Nice luster, Blast White but for a few spots where it is starting to tone. A very nice example. I would have called it a 64 but for 2 marks on the face. Estimated Value $75

Great Luster and Strong strike. Blast White. Great Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide Lists ms64 at $244 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $200. Estimated Value $225

In 1964, just when the mint was removing 90% silver coins from circulation, and the US was having a coin shortage, the Mint announced that beginning in 1965, no Proof Sets, or Mint Sets would be produced, Instead they would be making a Special Mint Set. Special Mint Set coins were not proofs, and were not uncirculated, Mint State pieces. Dies for the coins were over polished, while the planchet themselves were not polished. The resulting SMS coins have a brilliant, proof like appearance, much nicer than the run-of-the-mill circulation coins. In 1965 these sets were released in the Traditional Mint Cellophane and White Envelope and in 1966 and 1967 they were packaged in hard, pale blue plastic holders. Note, the set contains a 40% Half Dollar. Estimated Value $20

A Beautiful Toned example with red, green, gold and bronze. Great Luster. Estimated Value $75

Beautiful Silver Uncirculated Commemorative celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Birth of Washington. One of only 2 Modern Proof halves to be issued in 90% silver. This and the Bill of rights. The Uncirculated Commemorative Silver half Dollar is Graded ms70 by USCG. . Estimated Value $75

A nice uncirculated example of an 1880-o. All white, nice luster. Multiple clashes on the obverse and reverse and some doubling on the date. I was unable to pinpoint the variety but for my variety collectors you can probably figure it out. NGC's Price Guide lists ms61 at $86 The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $55 and ms63 at $360. Estimated Value $75

Blast White example of this final Design in the old Silver Commemorative series. It was minted to revive the ending Booker T Washington Commemorative and to honor Washington Carver. When examining a Wash/Carver examine the high points, which are Carver's cheek on the Obverse and the center of the usa on the reverse. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $46. Estimated Value $50

Beautiful Full Bell Line example. Almost Gem. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 FBL at $144. The Wholesale Greysheet does not list a FBL price. Estimated Value $125

A great looking Morgan. Superior Luster with a bit of a weak strike. Estimated Value $120

David Hall of PCGS in his current list of "Top Ten Best Bets" for Numismatics listed the Washington Quarter issues from 1932-1964. His exact quote was "Silver Washington quarters are one of the rare coin markets Ten Best Bets!" You can see the full text at http://www.davidhall.com/user/pdf/10.pdf This example was Graded by NGC, One of America's Top 2 grading companies. NGC is a very stringent and harsher grader. Coin World's Coin Values lists ms66 at $325 . Estimated Value $225

Nice Blast white example with a touch of rim toning at 11:00. Superior luster. Great Eye Appeal. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $65. Estimated Value $75

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) The set, has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins, all in the Original Packaging including The Mint "Memo". All 5 coins grade PR66+ or higher. Estimated Value $80 in PR64

The 1994 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Silver Dollar was one of three similarly themed commemorative coin programs. The other two programs featured Women in Military Service Memorial and Prisoners of War Memorial Dollars. This coin was issued to mark the 10th anniversary of the dedication of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, DC. PCGS Price Guide lists ms70 at $385. This coin is graded ms70 by USCG. Estimated Value $150

A Lustrous Example with some light rim toning on the obverse. Nice eye appeal. Estimated Value $75

Nice white example. Good luster and eye appeal. This is also the VAM 3 with the "doubled TR and designers initials". This variety has a Rarity of 5. 2nd Lowest Mintage in the entire Peace Dollar Series. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $200. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $150. Estimated Value $175

Superior Luster with 2 bands of toning across the obverse and a blast white reverse. Superior Eye Appeal. Estimated Value $120

Nice Lustrous example with pretty toning and good eye appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms62 at $54. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $25 and ms63 at $45. Estimated Value $50

A beautiful Proof Like example with nice reflective fields. Blast White and superior eye appeal. This is also the VAM 49 with doubled date and s/s. This variety is very rare with a rarity of 6. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 PL at $169. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $73 and an ms64 DMPL at $415. Estimated Value $150

Deep Toning on the Obverse and Reverse. Great Luster. Graded by NGC, One of America's Top 2 grading companies. NGC is a very stringent and harsher grader. Estimated Value $125

Nice Luster and good eye appeal. Beautiful and Colorful toning on the obverse and reverse with green, rose, gold and bronze. It also has a doubled profile. Estimated Value $125

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) The set, has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins, all in the Original Packaging including The Mint "Memo". The pouch opened a bit and the toning on this set is wonderful. The set has a Beautifully Rainbow Toned Proof Washington Quarter. Also the Half and the Nickel have exceptional toning. Estimated Value $60

The 1989 Congress Bicentennial Commemorative Silver Dollar was one of three coins released to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Congress. The legislative body had first convened under the US Constitution in 1789 in Philadelphia. This Uncirculated dollar is graded ms70 by USCG. PCGS lists ms70 as $6,250, Very Elusive. Estimated Value $600

This is a Blast White Morgan with great luster and superior eye appeal. It has a very Strong Strike with crisp breast feathers. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $100. Estimated Value $125

Great coin, slightly better date. The only coin ever created by the U.S. Mint with an incuse design. No coin since Ancient times had used an incuse design. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms62 at $640. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms62 at $575. Estimated Value $600

Blast White, with Great Luster. Harder date in Uncirculated Grades. This is a Blast white example with a good strike and nice eye appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 at $188. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms63 at $170. Estimated Value $175

Semi-key date to the Series. Very nice Luster and good strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $550 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $435. Estimated Value $500

A Nice Example of an Almost Uncirculated Morgan with Good eye appeal near Uncirculated. It is Proof Like with nice reflective fields. An all white example. The 83-s is hard to find in PL and nearly impossible find DMPL example. NGC's Price Guide Lists au58 PL at $510. The Wholesale Greysheet lists a regular au50 at $100 and a regular ms60 at $510. Estimated Value $400.

A Great Full Bell Line Example. Nice Luster, Minimal Bag Marks. NGC's Price Guide lists ms65 FBL at $194 and The Wholesale Greysheet does not list a price for FBL. Estimated Value $150

Exceptional Luster and light toning highlight this All Original example. Graded by NGC, One of America's Top 2 grading companies. NGC is a very stringent and harsher grader. Estimated Value $125

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) This is The Final Year of The Franklin Half Dollar, its run cut short by the Death of President Kennedy and the Nations swift move to put him on a coin. The set, has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins, all in the Original Packaging including The Mint "Memo". Estimated Value $50

The 1990 Eisenhower Centennial Commemorative Silver Dollar was issued to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of Dwight D. Eisenhower on October 14, 1890. The coin honors him as a Five Star General and the 34th President of the United States. This is the only US coin to feature two portraits of the same person on the same side of the coin. This example was graded Perfection PR70 DCAM. PCGS lists PR70 DCAM at $800. Estimated Value $250

Blast white example with super luster and a great strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $108 and an ms64 at $294. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms63 at $87 and an ms64 at $230. Estimated Value $150

Very Attractive Virtually mark free Gem example. Graded by America's #1 and harshest grading company PCGS. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $145. Estimated Value $175

A nice white example of the first year of the Morgan dollar series. The coin is also VAM 131 C1, with a Line thru the 'IB'. It is a Rarity of 5. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $244. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $200. Estimated Value $225.

One of the most Beloved Commemoratives. It celebrates the construction of a monument carved into The Stone Mountain outside of Atlanta, except the Monument was not completed till 1970 some 45 years after is minting. The original designer of the monument was discharged after a falling out and went on to create Mount Rushmore. When Examining a Stone Mountain Commemorative examine General Lee’s elbow and the eagle’s breast for the first signs of wear. Estimated Value $75

Blast White, Awesome Luster and Superior Eye appeal. A High Grade and rare Morgan. This is part of the TOP 100. It's the Alligator Eye, VAM 12A with A Rarity of 5. A well struck and Lustrous example and a Great and Sought after variety. It may also be a discovery VAM. While it is definately the "Alligator Eye" it also has a "clashed 'n' and multiple clashes in front of the face as the 14A variety. It is very interesting. I will offer my new 1 point buyback guarantee. If you send this coin into a Major Grading Service and it comes back more than 1 point off my estimated grade I will personally buy the Coin Back. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms65 at $188 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists a regular ms65 at $149, but this is a top 100. Estimated Value $225

Attractive example, Great luster and pleasing eye appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $394 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $330. Estimated Value $350

Blast White, Select Uncirculated Example of a somewhat harder date in Unc. Nice luster and Good Eye appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms61 at $264. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $205 and ms63 at $380. Estimated Value $250

This Statue of Liberty commemorative which pays homage to Ellis Island. PCGS lists PR70 DCAM at $525. This example is Graded PR70 DCAM by USCG. Estimated Value $150.

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) The set, has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins, all in the Original Packaging including The Mint "Memo". All 5 coins grade PR66+ or higher. Estimated Value $75 in PR64

The $2 1/2 and $5 Indian are the first incuse designed coins since ancient times. Nice Luster on this Indian Gold. NGC's Price Guide lists ms61 at $444+. Estimated Value $400.

A Beautiful Blast White example, with superior luster. Great Eye Appeal. Estimated Value $125

Blast White, Super Luster and Great Strike. Graded by NGC, One of America's Top 2 grading companies. NGC is a very stringent and harsher grader. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $210. Estimated Value $225

This is a great coin. It is heavily toned on the obverse and blast white on the reverse. It has a good strike and Great Eye Appeal. I graded it PL but the reverse is absolutely DMPL. The obverse does have reflective fields but I can't be sure how deep they go due to the toning, that is why I went with Proof Like. Also, it is the VAM 7 "s/s with the double 18" variety. It has a rarity of 5. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms65 PL at $313. The Wholesale Greysheet does not list a price for PL it lists an ms65 DMPL at $815. Estimated Value $275

This is the VAM 33. The VAM 33 has the wild doubled Legs. This is a very nice example with good luster and eye appeal. I would have graded it 64 but for a mark or 2 on the reverse. It is a solid ms63. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 at $300 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $230. Estimated Value $250

A very attractive lightly toned example. Good eye appeal and great luster. It is the FS-503 and/or VP-006 (Variety Plus) variety. PCGS's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $45. Estimated Value $40

A really nice PQ ms63 1887-s. Great Luster, Blast White. Nice Eye Appeal. Also, I think it is the VAM 5. It is definately a near date and I believe the mintmark is either s/s or repunched. I am not 100% that this mintmark matches the VAM 5 which is why I am not saying for sure. I believe it is, but not 100%. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $275 and ms64 at $690. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $220 and ms64 at $585. Estimated Value $300

Blast white example with nice luster. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $463 and The Wholesale Greysheet list ms63 at $380. Estimated Value $425

Beautiful frosted devices and deep mirrored fields. Great Breast Feathers and nice strike. I am on the fence on this one. The consignee called it Gem. It could be. It's very clean. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 DMPL at $600 and an ms65 DMPL at $1720. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 DMPL at $415 and ms65 DMPL at $1425. Estimated Value $750

The 1995 Special Olympics World Games Silver Dollar was issued to honor the competitions created for people with intellectual disabilities. The obverse is a portrait of Eunice Kennedy Shriver. At the time, she was the first living female depicted on US coinage PCGS lists ms70 as $800. This Perfect coin is graded ms70 by USCG. Estimated Value $300.

A nice example for the grade. All white with some decent luster. It is also a HOT 50 Variety. The VAM 5 with the Double Ear and 2 olive reverse. NGC's Price Guide lists au53 at $318. The Wholesale Greysheet lists au50 at $280 and ms60 at $2000. Estimated Value $350. This coin should get a premium for the variety.

Here is a Great Collection of United States Mint Proof Coin Sets. 10 Sets in all (the 2008 set is the quarters only). You get 10 coin sets all in the original packaging with a total of 96 coins with the US Mint Issued box and COA and a storage/display box to keep them all in. Estimated Value $80

Blast White example with great luster and a strong strike. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $75. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $65. Estimated Value $70

You have another Triple Crown Winner Here, 1st it’s a DMPL, 2nd it’s an interesting Variety and 3rd its a Great loooking Coin. In fact its the 1st Morgan, the 1878-p 8TF. The Variety is the VAM 2 with lines in liberty, lots of doubling and multiple die polishing lines. Go to www.vamworld.com to read all about this great variety. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 DMPL at $4250 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 DMPL at $4160. Estimated Value $4200.

Very attractive example. At touch of golden rim toning at the top of the obverse and some very pretty golden toning on the reverse. It's the VAM 3 Doubled 89 variety which is not noted on the label. Graded by America's #1 and harshest grading company PCGS. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $220+. Estimated Value $240

Blast White with Good Luster on this Very Nice Example of a scarce Variety. The 1882-o/s is not only a TOP 100 Variety, but it is a coin in its own right with a separate line in the Greysheet and all other guides. The 1882-o/s and the 1900-o/cc are generally accepted as needed to complete a Morgan Dollar Set. NGC's Price Guide lists ms62 at $390. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $200 and ms63 at $630. Estimated Value $375

A very nice example. Bright with Good Luster. NGC's Price Guide lists au58 at $104 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists au50 at $60 and ms60 at $80. Estimated Value $75

Blast White, superior luster, very attractive Morgan. It is the always sought after 1878-p 7/8, VAM 33A with the wild doubled legs and the multiple clashes. The VAM 33A Shares the same reverse with the "King of VAMs, VAM 44" The difference is the Obverse. Whenever you find the Doubled legs on the reverse it's like scratching a lottery ticket when you flip it over and look to see if the Cotton bolls are tripled. If they are you just made $10K-$20k. and your holding 1 of 70 known VAM 44s, but if they are not tripled, then you have the VAM 33 or 33A, which is what this coin is. A Desirable and Interesting VAM with a Rarity of 6. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 at $300 and an ms64 at $500. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms63 at $230 and an ms64 at $410. Estimated Value $325

Nice Uncirculated Example of a Harder Date Peace Dollar. Super Luster and Blast White. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $500 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $390. Estimated Value $450

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) This set is in the original box as packaged by the mint and has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins. All 5 coins grade PR65+ or better. Estimated Value $120 for PR63

Beautiful example of a Carson City Morgan. Some pretty colorful pastel toning on the obverse and a blast white reverse with super luster. This is also the VAM 3 EDS (early die state). It has a "Doubled Date & Ear, Spiked Wing". It has the start of the clashed 'n' but it is not fully there yet. This was consigned as a Gem. It could be, but I wouldn't call it Gem. It is a solid ms64. NGC's Price Guide Lists ms64 at $294 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $235. Estimated Value $275.

The 1997 Jackie Robinson Silver Dollar was issued in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of his appearance in a major league baseball game as the first black player. Relatively lower mintages support higher secondary market premiums for the issue. Encapsulated and Graded PR70 DCAM by USCG. PCGS Price Guide lists PR70 DCAM at $1800. Estimated Value $350

Beautiful Proof Like coin with mirrored Fields. Blast white, strong strike. Great eye appeal. I would have graded this an ms64 but for a mark on the face by the mouth. It does not detract from the coins eye appeal as it is not really obvious to the naked eye. If you are a variety collector, the 79-s reverse of 78 is a TOP 100 VAM. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 PL at $1340. The Wholesale Greysheet lists a regular ms63 at $400 and an ms63 DMPL at $2650. Estimated Value $1000

Last year before a 10 year Hiatus in the production of the $2 1/2 Indian. Very nice uncirculated example. Nice Luster. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms62 at $575 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms62 at $450+. Estimated Value $500

All white with Good Luster and a Strong Strike are the highlights of this Carson City Dollar. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $544. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $460. Estimated Value $500

All Original Example with a light gold tone. Very nice luster, very near choice Unc. When examining a Pilgrim look for wear on the crow's nest and on the Cheek Bone on the obverse as these are the high points. NGC's Price Guide Lists ms63 at $107 and The Wholesale Greysheet Value of ms63 at $85. Estimated Value $100

Nice Reflective Fields, Blast White and a nice strike. Extremely Rare Proof Like Select Uncirculated Example. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms61 PL at $1650. The Wholesale Greysheet does not list prices for Proof Like. Estimated Value $1500

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) This set is in a Capital Plastic Holder and has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime plus proof nickel and proof penny. All 5 coins grade PR65+ or better. Estimated Value $375 for PR63.

Nice Luster. Very pleasing appearance. Sharp Features. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $80 and ms65 at $156. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $57 and ms65 at $125. Estimated Value $80

A great example with beautiful toning on the obverse and blast white reverse. Very Strong Strike. Great Luster. Very attractive. This example has the Original Box and the COA. It's also the VAM 7 with the doubled 8 and the cc tilted left. After the US Government audited its vaults in the mid 70's they found a Hoard of Morgan Dollars in the basement vault in the federal reserve. Between 1973 and 1980 the Government Services Administration (GSA) Packaged these rare Morgan dollars and auctioned them off to the public. Estimated Value $325

Nice blast white Example of a difficult date with great Luster. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 at $414 and an ms64 at $640. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $335 and ms64 at $550. Estimated Value $450

An attractive 1921 High Relief Peace Dollar, nice luster. Nice Light Toning and Good Strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $730 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $600. Estimated Value $650

Nice Uncirculated example of this much harder date Morgan. All white with Good Luster. Nice Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms61 at $990. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $525 and ms63 at $3100. Estimated Value $900

Great example with wonderful all original and colorful toning on the obverse and a blast white reverse. Based on the toning pattern and colors, I would bet it came from a 1949 mint set. If you've seen the distinctive toning on original mint sets from the late 40's/early 50's, the ones on the cardboard backers, you would agree it looks like a mint set example. NGC's Price Guide Lists an ms65 at $138 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists an untoned ms65 at $90. Estimated Value $120

A Great Choice Uncirculated Example of this very rare issue. Blast White, Superior Luster and Good Eye Appeal on this Underappreciated Date. Only 750k Minted, over 10 million minted of the similarly valued 1886-o. 1/10 of 1% of all Morgan's minted were 1886-s. Lower Mintage than 1879-cc. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $880 and The Wholesale Greysheet Value lists ms64 at $715. Estimated Value $750.

Just Shy of Uncirculated. All Features are sharp, a good strike with all Lines in the shield crisp and well separated. Only noticeable wear is on the very high points of the reverse. Pleasing near red color. NGC's Price Guide lists au58 at $103. Estimated Value $90

Blast White, Lustrous example with great Eye Appeal. Very Scarce date. This coin is very interesting. I am calling it a VAM 9 as it has all those diagnostics. It is definitely a 2 olive reverse and has the doubling. It also has other diagnostics not mentioned on any of the varieties which leads me to think it might be a discover VAM. It has a doubled profile and die file lines all through the middle of the reverse from 11:00-4:00. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $1110 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $865. Estimated Value $900

Nicely Struck 1921 Peace Dollar. Good example with some light toning. One year type coin, always in demand as you need it to complete a type set. The High Relief design was discontinued after 1921 due to an inability to consistently Create a fully struck coin. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $438 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $350. Estimated Value $400

Wild and Gorgeous example. Even though it is a wonderful deep red color and has superior luster, I would still have to say that the wild Mint Error is the highlight of this coin. This Indian Cent was struck thru grease and it caused a very cool mint error. The dies did not fill fully and the coin is missing all of the letters is Miss Liberty's headband except for the "E". This Coin is exceptionally pretty and this mint error is highly sought after. I had never seen this before and had to do quite a bit of research to figure out the nuances of this coin. This is a very interesting error coin. PCGS's Price Guide lists a regular ms65RD at $1100. NGC's Price Guide lists a regular ms65RD at $1090. Estimated Value $1250

AN AUCTION HIGHLIGHT. A Deep Mirror Proof Like Carson City Morgan Dollar with Frosted Devices and Great Deep Mirrors. Blast White with a Good Strike. It is also the VAM 3 "spitting eagle" variety which is a TOP 100. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. A beautiful Coin. and Very rare. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 DMPL at $1970. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 DMPL at $1900. Estimated Value $1950.

Very attractive example, lustrous, great eye appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $325 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $240. Estimated Value $275

A really beautiful example, Beautiful Luster and Color, Just Outstanding. Great Eye Appeal. Also if you are a variety collector, the date is doubled. NGC's Price Guide lists ms65 at $550 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $385. Estimated Value $450

Beautiful Blast White Example of a rare Key Variety Morgan Dollar. This coin is Virtually Mark Free, has Blazing Luster and Tremendous Eye Appeal. This is the Nicest 1900-o/cc we have ever brought to auction. This is the VAM 11. It is very desireable. It has an interest rating of 4 and a Rarity of 4. The 1900-o/cc is not only a TOP 100 Variety, but it is a coin in its own right with a separate line in the Greysheet and all other guides. The 1882-o/s and the 1900-o/cc are generally accepted as needed to complete a Morgan Dollar Set. NGC's Price Guide lists ms65 at $1940 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $1550. Estimated Value $1750

A Bright Lustrous, Red Example. A Strong Strike with Great Luster. Great Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms65 RD at $525. Estimated Value $500.

Terrific Lustrous example of the 1914-d, low mintage $2 1/2 Indian. This is near Gem it might actually be Gem. It was consigned as Gem. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $4290. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $3400. Estimated Value $3750

A Beautiful example. Blast white with great luster and good eye appeal. This is also the VAM 7 with the doubled profile. It has a rarity of 5. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $2190 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $1700. Estimated Value $1850

The KEY date to the Peace Dollar Series and it is Blast White. Brilliant Luster, Nice Strike. It is on the edge between ms63 and ms64. I was on the fence. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $920 and ms64 at $1250. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $735 and ms64 at $1025. Estimated Value $900

A very scarce early half dollar. Beautifully Toned, Good Luster and Good Strike. This coin is very cool. It has a fully clashed 'LIBERTY' on the reverse. It is not a named variety as there are many clashes on these coins, but if you are a variety collector it is a great conversation piece. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms61 at $1830. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $1200 and ms63 at $2500. Estimated Value $1500

Here you have a major Scarcity. A Great Date Carson City 1892 and Deep Mirror Proof Like. Terrific coin. Great Breast Feathers. Nice Deep Mirrors. This coin is on the edge between ms63 and ms64. I was really on the fence so I called it ms63++ PQ. It's very close, but there were a few marks in the field that made me hesitate. Look at the pictures and you decide. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 DMPL at $4,910 and ms64 DMPL at $7,440+. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 DMPL at $4,000 and ms64 DMPL at $8,500. Estimated Value $5,000

Beautifully Toned Uncirculated example of this very scarce and only Dollar Commemorative of the entire old Silver Commemorative series. Struck to commemorate General Lafayette and help cover the costs of a statue given by the US to the city of Paris. The coins were also to celebrate the Exposition in Paris in 1900. Also 1899 was the 100th anniversary of Washington's death When examining a Lafayette Dollar evidence of wear first appears on Washington's cheekbone and on Lafayette's lower curls. On the reverse, check the highest points of the design—the boot, thigh and rear leg of the horse. Also it is noted that This coin has a few Firsts, it is the first commemorative dollar ever struck, the first officially issued coin to depict a former President, and the first coin to show the same person (Lafayette) on both sides. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $750 and ms63 at $1350. Estimated Value $1200

A Super All White Uncirculated Trade Dollar with Good Luster. A really nice example. As always I guarantee authenticity. NGC's Price Guide lists ms62 at $1340. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $875 and ms63 at $1680. Estimated Value $1250.

Flashy Luster and Blast White. This coin has Great eye appeal. A real keeper. I will offer my new 1 point buyback guarantee. If you send this coin into a Major Grading Service and it comes back more than 1 point off my estimated grade I will personally buy the Coin Back. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms65 at $6440. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $6450. Estimated Value $6400

Super Deep Mirror Proof Like Morgan. Blast White, Nice Eye Appeal and a Good Strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 DMPL at $1560 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 DMPL at $1050. Estimated Value $1250

A beautiful example of this very short produced Proof Coin. Only 8800 ever produced and many fewer survive. PCGS lists a PR66 CA at $8500. Please note that in PR65 CA it is $3000. Estimated Value $5000

STUNNING colorfully toned and Lustrous Buffalo with Sharp Features. Superior eye appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms66 at $940. The Wholesale Greysheet does not list ms66, but lists ms65 at $335. Estimated Value $700

Exceedingly Rare Deep Mirror Proof Like Carson City Morgan. VERY DEEP Mirrored Fields. Wonderful frosted devices with nice contrast. The strike is very good. This coin has it all, DMPL, Carson City and First year of the series. It also has Very pretty Rim Toning on the obverse and Reverse. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 DMPL at $2810. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 DMPL as $2460. Estimated Value $2500.

Nice light golden color with good eye appeal, nice luster and a good strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $940. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $675+. Estimated Value $750

Beautiful with Very Pretty Rim Toning. This coin has Great eye appeal. A real keeper. Super Luster. All Original and fully gradable. Its a toss up ms64 or ms65. Great Luster and good strike for the issue. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $925 and ms65 at $6450. Estimated Value $1250

Semi-key date to the Series. Very nice Luster and good strike. A touch of light pastel toning. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $550 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $435. Estimated Value $500

Superior Luster and Pretty Toning highlight this example. The obverse has rim toning of gold and bronze. The reverse is beautifully toned with gold, bronze, green, yellow and a touch of red. Great Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $680 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $560. Estimated Value $600

Beautifully toned with green, purple, red and bronze. Strong Strike with Superior Luster. Great Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms65 at $880. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $700. Estimated Value $750

An Ultra Rare Deep Mirror Proof Like 1891-s. Very deep mirrors, Wonderful frosted devices. A great all original example. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back ungradeable by any major grading service. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 DMPL at $3050. Estimated Value $3100

Much harder date. LOOK IT UP. Nice example, very attractive, bright coin. The $2 1/2 and $5 Indian are the first incuse designed coins since ancient times. This is a great example of the 1914-p. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms62 at $2220 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms62 at $1850. Estimated Value $2000

An All Original 84-s, fully gradable. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. In my opinion it will grade an ms61. This coin has Great Luster and Nice Eye Appeal. The reverse is Proof Like. It is also the VAM 3 which is "Far Date, S/S Left". NGC's Price Guide lists au58 at $1350, ms60 at $5440 and ms61 at $9190. The wholesale Greysheet lists ms60 at $6,250 and ms63 at $30k. Estimated Value $6500

A great example of the 1884-cc with deep mirrored fields and frosty devices. A very nice blast white coin. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 DMPL at $640. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 DMPL at $450. Estimated Value $550

Great Eye Appeal of this example of the Final year of issue of the Barber Dime. Great Luster and a good strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $225 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $185. Just a note that Barber dimes are one of the few categories of coins that have gone up in the past 6 months. Estimated Value $200

Tough date in Unc. Bright Blast White with great luster. This is the VAM 23. It has a "Doubled Ear, 18 Tilted Right and a High o". This is a highly sought after Variety with a rarity of 5. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $408 and ms64 at $840. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms63 at $350 and an ms64 at $800. Estimated Value $500

Better Date. White with good luster. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $85. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $55. Estimated Value $70

This is the VAM 6A. It has a cool triple die break that converges on the "D" on the reverse. It is a EDS Early die state of the VAM 6A. This example is all white with full luster. It is a real slider, right on the edge of UNC. NGC's Price Guide lists au58 at $270 and an ms60 at $750. The Wholesale Greysheet lists au50 at $83 and ms60 at $600. Estimated Value $375

Super example. Great strike, Super breast feathers, LOOK at THE EAGLE'S BREAST! Also the reverse has a semi-PL appearance. LOOK AT THE LARGE PICTURES Extremely Rare Select Uncirculated Example. Coin World's Coin Values lists ms63 at $4000 and The Wholesale Greysheet Value of ms63 is $2600. Estimated Value $3000

Beautiful Example. Excellent Luster with some Light Toning. Pleasing to the Eye. 3rd Lowest mintage in the entire series, a real sleeper. Lower mintage than the 1921-p high relief, and the 1934-s and the 1924-s. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $940+ and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $800. Estimated Value $850

Attractive example with some very pretty rim toning. Vastly Superior to the usual unattractive 91-o. Great Luster. Average strike for the issue. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $840+ and the Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $700. Estimated Value $750

A lustrous example. This coin is very reminiscent of The reverse of the Franklin Half which would be used 22 years after this coin was struck. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $126 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $90. Estimated Value $120

Nicely Toned example with a good strike. NGC's Price Guide lists au58 at $680. The Wholesale Greysheet lists au50 at $285 and ms60 at $825. Estimated Value $600

Blast white with great luster. A great example of this scarce coin. Mintage of 1,036,000. Lower mintage than 92-cc, 92-s, 91-cc, 94-s, and 75 other dates! NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $438 and the Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $400. Estimated Value $425

Very Nice Blast White Example with good luster. Harder to find than you might think. This is a beautiful coin with nice eye appeal. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms65 at $1250. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms65 at $1010. Estimated Value $1100

A superior example just short of Gem Uncirculated. Blast White, great luster, good strike. A PQ coin. I will offer my new 1 point buyback guarantee. If you send this coin into a Major Grading Service and it comes back more than 1 point off my estimated grade I will personally buy the Coin Back. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $775. Estimated Value $800

A very nice example. Very nice strike. Some very pretty light toning. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $39. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $28. Estimated Value $35

Great Luster and Blast White. Great Breast Feathers. Good Eye Appeal. This is also the VAM 12 with "Doubled 9 Inside Loop, Far Date, S/S Middle". This is a Rarity of 5. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $680 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $560. Estimated Value $600

Great contrast and Frosty Devices highlight this gold Commemorative. Graded by PCGS, America's Top grading company. PCGS is the Strictest and harshest grader around. At any other grading service this would have been a PR70 DCAM and not a PR69 DCAM. In 1987 the U.S. Mint created a special commemorative Silver Dollar and a $5 gold pieces to honor the 200th Anniversary of the United States Constitution. The obverse of the $5 Gold features a side profile of an eagle with its wings raised, holding a quill pen; the reverse shows a vertical quill pen behind the words "We the People" in calligraphic style. The coin contains a Quarter Ounce of Gold (.242 to be precise). Estimated Value $650

Heavily Frosted Devices and Deep Mirrors highlight this example. A very pretty Morgan. I will offer my new 1 point buyback guarantee. If you send this coin into a Major Grading Service and it comes back more than 1 point off my estimated grade I will personally buy the Coin Back. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 DMPL at $375. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 DMPL at $350. Estimated Value $375

Beautiful High Grade Lustrous example of this late date Peace Dollar. Strong Strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $575 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $425. Estimated Value $500

Beautiful Example of the first Morgan Dollar the 8 Tail Feather Reverse. This is the VAM 14.1A it has a "double eye front and a clashed 'n' on the obverse". It has a Rarity of 5. Great Strike and Super Luster. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $500 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $385. Estimated Value $425

The $2 1/2 and $5 Indian are the first incuse designed coins since ancient times. This is a great example of the 1911-p. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms61 at $500. Estimated Value $450

A great Blast White example. Strong luster and Good strike. Great Eye Appeal. Also, it is the VAM 2 which is a TOP 100 Variety with the 'doubled 1 and tripled 7'. According to Vamworld this is "one of the largest shifts of date doubling known". NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $400 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $315. Estimated Value $350

Proof Commemorative Half Dollar Graded PR70 Deep Cameo by USCG. Beautiful Silver Commemorative celebrating the centennial of the first flight by the Wright Brothers. PCGS lists PR70 at $800, harder in 70 than most. Estimated Value $250.

Stunning Color, Outstanding example with a Very Strong Strike. Blazing Luster. No bagmarks, Very clean. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 RD at $425 and an ms65 RD at $1030. Estimated Value $600

Nice Luster. Bright White with Good Eye Appeal. It is also the VAM 3 which has "Far Date, O/O Top Left". NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 at $408. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms63 at $350. Estimated Value $375

A lightly toned example with good luster and nice eye appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $75. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $65. Estimated Value $70

Lightly Golden Toned with Beautiful Luster. A great Example of this coin. Good Strike and Superior Eye Appeal. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $550 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $450. Estimated Value $500

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) This set is in a Capital Plastic Holder and has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime plus proof nickel and proof penny. All 5 coins grade PR65+ or better. Estimated Value $300 for PR63.

After the US Government audited its vaults in the mid 70's they found a Hoard of Morgan Dollars in the basement vault in the federal reserve. Between 1973 and 1980 the Government Services Administration (GSA) Packaged these rare Morgan dollars and auctioned them off to the public. This example is the 1882-cc Carson City Morgan dollar in the GSA holder with the Original Box and COA. Estimated Value $275

Beautiful High Grade Lustrous example of this late date Peace Dollar. Good Strike and Blast White. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $575 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $425. Estimated Value $500

A Very Nice Deep Mirror Proof Like Example. Very clean Face and Fields. Good Strike and Great Breast Feathers. This is also the VAM 28 with "Doubled Date, S/S Lower Loop". Rarity 5. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 DMPL at $750. Estimated Value $800

Attractive and Lustrous all Original Example. Nice Eye Appeal. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide Lists ms65 at $1060+. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $700. Estimated Value $850

Terrific Luster, Blast White and Great Eye Appeal highlight this example. This is on the edge of Gem. I would have called it Gem ms65 but for a mark or 2. It was consigned as Gem and may actually be. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $116 and ms65 at $1190. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an ms64 at $110 and an ms65 at $970. Estimated Value $200

The 1994 World Cup Silver Dollar was issued as part of a three coin program to celebrate the XV FIFA World Cup playoff.. PCGS lists PR70 DCAM as $1050. This Perfect coin is graded PR70 Deep cameo by USCG. Estimated Value $300

A really nice Blast white Example with Great Luster. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $288 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $225. Estimated Value $250

Beautiful Blast White example with Super Luster. Graded by NGC, One of America's Top 2 grading companies. NGC is a very stringent and harsher grader. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $220. Estimated Value $250

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) This set has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar with a CAMEO reverse, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Proof Silver Dime, a proof nickel and penny. All coins in this set grade PR65+ or better with one being cameo on the reverse. Estimated Value $125 for PR63 no cameo.

Very Nice Blast White Example, Great Luster and a Pleasing Look. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 at $275. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $210. Estimated Value $225

Bright and Lustrous example with Superior Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $39. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $28. Estimated Value $35

A Blast white example, great luster, good strike. It is the VAM 9 "Near Date". NGC's Price Guide lists an ms64 at $175 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $140. Estimated Value $150.

Very Attractive, Blast White example. Superior luster, well struck. The 26-p is very Rare in Gem ms65. This example is all Original and fully gradable. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide Lists ms65 at $475 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $390. Estimated Value $425

Beautiful Rim Toning and Nice Luster on this Full Bell Line example. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 FBL at $82. The Wholesale Greysheet does not list a FBL price. Estimated Value $75

Blast White, superior luster, very attractive Morgan. It is the always sought after 1878-p 7/8, VAM 33 with the wild doubled legs. The VAM 33 Shares the same reverse with the "King of VAMs, VAM 44" The difference is the Obverse. Whenever you find the Doubled legs on the reverse it's like scratching a lottery ticket when you flip it over and look to see if the Cotton bolls are tripled. If they are you just made $10K-$20k. and your holding 1 of 70 known VAM 44s, but if they are not tripled, then you have the VAM 33, which is what this coin is. A Desirable and Interesting VAM. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $500 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $410. Estimated Value $450

The 1992 Olympic Silver Dollar was issued for the XXV Olympic Games. The 1992 Olympic Silver Dollar Commemorative coin features a baseball player throwing a pitch. Although it is very similar to an image of Nolan Ryan which appeared on a Fleer baseball card. The designer of the coin John R. Deecken denied that there was any connection. PCGS lists ms70 at $750, very scarce. This coin is graded ms70 by USCG. Estimated Value $200

Attractive Blast white. Just Shy of Unc. Arguable if its an au58 or an ms61. Luster is Good. NGC's Price Guide lists au58 at $270 and ms60 at $630. The Wholesale Greysheet Lists au50 at $60 and ms60 at $550. Estimated Value $250

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) The set, has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar (type 2), a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins. All coins in the set grade PR65+ or higher. Estimated Value $75 for PR63

Blast White with Exceptional Luster. Cheek is high and well rounded. This Morgan is Graded ms65 by America's #1 and harshest grading company PCGS. Estimated Value $225

Beautiful Obverse toning with bronze, copper and red. Same colors on the reverse but more towards the rim. Great Luster. Superior eye appeal. A really PQ coin. Estimated Value $125.

A Key Date Coin. Very Scarce in AU and Above. A nice about Uncirculated example of this difficult issue. It is also a TOP 50 Variety. The VAM 3 with the "Doubled Rays in the Tiara". NGC's Price Guide lists an au53 at $468. The Wholesale Greysheet lists an au50 at $390 and ms60 at $1550. Estimated Value $425

A really Nice Proof Like Coin. Almost DMPL. Nice Reflective fields and frosty devices. Very Clean example, with very few bag marks. Strong Strike and Super Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 PL at $206. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 regular at $100 and ms64 DMPL at $1900. Estimated Value $175

A beautiful all white example of this much beloved American commemorative. The commemorative celebrates the 150th anniversary of the "Shot Heard Round The World", which symbolically began the American Revolution and Forever changed the World. When looking at a Lexington Commemorative the points to check for wear include the Minute Man’s thighs and the near corner of the belfry, particularly toward its top. These same highpoints may also show weakness of strike. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 at $108 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $88. Estimated Value $100

Beautiful Luster, Great Eye Appeal, Blast white but for a touch of rim toning at 7:00. A Really Nice example of this late date Morgan Dollar. It is also the VAM 5 with "Doubled Profile, Near Date". NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $129 and Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $110. Estimated Value $125

The 1999 Dolley Madison Silver Dollar represents the first time that a First Lady was depicted on a United States coin. Issued to mark the 150th anniversary of her death, this coin is popular with collectors to its beautiful design and unique aspects. This Uncirculated dollar is graded ms70 by USCG. PCGS lists ms70 as $400. Estimated Value $150

This is a nice Proof Like example of this TOP 100 Variety. Nice reflective fields and a really nice white Example with good eye appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms62 PL at $360. The Wholesale Greysheet lists a regular ms60 at $100 and a regular ms63 at $400. The Greysheet does not list Proof Like prices on DMPL. Estimated Value $300

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) The set, has a 90% Proof Kennedy Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Proof Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins, all in the Original Packaging including The Mint "Memo". Estimated Value $50

Beautiful example of the $2 1/2 Indian Gold. Nice Luster. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms62 at $575. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms62 at $515. Estimated Value $525

A very Nice example. Blast White with Great Luster. Estimated Value $75

The 21-d is difficult to find above ms63. Blast white, Superior Luster and Near Mark Free. Very attractive coin. Graded by NGC, One of America's Top 2 grading companies. NGC is a very stringent and harsher grader. Estimated Value $150

A Lustrous and attractive example. This is the VAM 28 with "Near Date, Doubled Profile, 2 Olive Reverse". Nice example of this late date Morgan Dollar. Estimated Value $75

Pleasing Red Brown Color. Good Detail. NGC's Price Guide lists ms61 RB at $144 and The Wholesale Greysheet only lists brown price in this grade. Estimated Value $125

A nice example of this scarce issue. The 3c silver was originally introduced when the postal rates were dropped from 5 cents to 3 cents. While there were circulating pennies and half pennies, copper did not circulate much in the south as they did not think much of copper and demanded silver or gold in their coinage. So the bill reducing the postal rates also called for the introduction of a 3 cent silver piece to facilitate postal payments. NGC's Price Guide lists au58 at $192. The Wholesale Greysheet lists au50 at $125 and ms60 at $155. Estimated Value $150

Nice select Uncirculated Example with a bit of Golden Rim Toning on the obverse and a Blast white Reverse. Great Luster. What makes this coin stand out is the variety. It is the VAM 1B3 and has some very cool clashes around the face. It features "Pitting in OL and Bottom Eagle's Left Wing, Counter Clash Lip". You can see large pictures of it on vamworld at www.vamworld.com. This variety has a rarity of 5 which makes it fairly hard to find. Estimated Value $75

The 2001 Capitol Visitor Center Silver Dollar was issued as part of the commemorative coin program authorized for the proposed Capitol Visitor Center in Washington, DC. The program included three different coins issued in proof and uncirculated versions. This Proof Commemorative Dollar is Graded PR70 Deep Cameo by USCG. PCGS list PR70 DCAM at $1500. Estimated Value $350

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) The set, has a 90% Silver Franklin Half, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins, all in the Original Packaging including The Mint "Memo". Estimated Value $50

Bright example with great eye appeal. A very nice example. Very nice strike. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $39. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $30. Estimated Value $35

Nice rim toning on obverse and reverse with gold and bronze shades. Great Lustere. It is also the VAM 23A with "Doubled 1-4, Clashed Obverse n & s". It is an early die state of this variety as the die break above the cap is just starting. It has a rarity of 5. Estimated Value $80

Blast White and Lustrous Example of the final year of issue of the Peace Dollar series and the end of a 90% circulating Silver Dollar in American history. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $240 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $170. Estimated Value $200

Very attractive white and lustrous example. The obverse has some nice rim toning on the right half other than that blast white. Good Eye Appeal and Nice Strike. Estimated Value $120

A great Example, with good hair on the Obverse. This coin generally shows little detail in the hair due to a weak strike, this example has detail in the hair. One may think that the reverse is the two continents of The western Hemisphere but upon closer examination you will see that they are two women bent into the general shapes of the two continents. When examining a Monroe Commemorative the cheeks of the two statesmen on the obverse and the figures that represent the two continents on the reverse are the highpoints and will show wear first. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $288 and The Wholesale Greysheet ms64 at $160. Estimated Value $200

Nice Example of this Indian Cent with nice Luster. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 RB at $63. Estimated Value $50

Very nice example with superior luster, near ms64. The Obverse is lightly toned, the reverse has some rim toning. This example may be a HOT 50 variety. It has some clashes, a doubled ear and a far slanted date. I am unable to nail down the variety. Estimated Value $75

All Original with a touch of Golden Rim Toning. The Balance is Blast White. Great Luster and Eye Appeal. This example is 'beveled under the tail feathers". This 1902-o Morgan is Graded by NGC, One of America's Top 2 grading companies. NGC is a very stringent and harsher grader. Estimated Value $125

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) The set, has a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins, all in the Original Packaging including The Mint "Memo". Estimated Value $50

A nice blast white example. Good Luster and Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists ms63 at $52. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $42. Estimated Value $45

Beautiful Blast White example with good Luster and Good Strike. This is also the VAM 41 "Worm Eye" variety which features "Worm Eye, Doubled Date, Stars & Right Wreath". Per Vamworld "Interesting variety that sells for a modest premium" and it has a rarity of 5. I will offer my personal buy back guarantee, that this coin is all original and will not come back Ungradeable by any major grading service. Estimated Value $90

The Commemorative was released in 1993 and bears the dates 1991 and 1995 which signifies the 50th anniversary of WWII. Proof Half Dollar World War II Commemorative, Encapsulated and Graded PF70 DCAM by USCG. Estimated Value $250

Very attractive all original and nicely toned example. Pleasing to the Eye. Excellent Luster, 98% FBL, minimal bag marks. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms65 at $74. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms65 at $44. Estimated Value $60

Good Luster with a bit of Rim Toning. The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 at $65. Estimated Value is $75.

A nice blast white example with great luster. Nice Eye Appeal. Estimated Value $120

Nice Satin Luster. Good Strike with Full Bell Lines. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 FBL at $80. The Wholesale Greysheet does not list a FBL price. Estimated Value $70

Contains the 1994 World Cup USA 90% silver US Silver Dollar & the 1994 World Cup USA Half Dollar plus the Traditional 5 pieces 1994 Proof Set. Note the Commemorative Silver Dollar is .7736 troy oz.. Estimated Value $90

Graded by America's #1 Grading company, and also its most rigorous, (sometimes actually under graded). This is a Blast White and Lustrous Example. Please note, the Wholesale Greysheet is a wholesale price guide for raw coins, and coins slabbed by PCGS generally carry a premium. Estimated Value $50

Tonight we have a full run of Proof Sets from 1952 - 1964 and the 1965 SMS (Special Mint Set.) This set contains a 90% Proof Silver Franklin Half Dollar, a 90% Proof Silver Quarter, a 90% Silver Dime, 2 Other Proof Coins. All 5 coins grade PR65+ or better. These proof sets are over 50 years old! Estimated Value $70 for PR63

A Blast White example with Good Luster and Eye Appeal. NGC's Price Guide lists an ms63 at $67 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms63 as $59. Estimated Value $65

The 1991 USO Silver Dollar was released to mark the 50th anniversary of the United Service Organization. Encapsulated and Graded PR70 DCAM by USCG. PCGS lists a PR70 at $2750, very scarce. Estimated Value $250

Nice example with a bit of toning and great Luster. Tough Date in Any Grade. NGC's Price Guide lists ms64 at $79 and The Wholesale Greysheet lists ms64 at $65. Estimated Value $75

Lightly Toned example. Nice for the Grade. NGC's Price Guide lists vf at $30. The Wholesale Greysheet lists vf at $28. Estimated Value $30