1913-D T2 near XF detail but almost completely brown from environmental exposure. (Image)

Est. US$50-65 SE

1918/7-D ANACS AG3 Details Acid Treated. Though the coin has been acid treated (to reveal the date), it has quite a bit of detail for an AG3 grade. A great choice for the collector not wishing to pay the steep price of a straight graded coin. Worth inspection. (Image)

Est. US$170-220 BAG

1937 NGC MS66 beautiful golden color. (Image)

Est. US$42-50 BAG

1938-D over D NGC MS65 w/ beautiful light golden toning. (Image)

Est. US$56-70 BAG

(25) Diff 1913 T1 // 1931-S wide grade range G to a few VF or better, plus a 1938-D (AU). In flips or 2x2s. (Image)

Est. US$115-140 LE

(119) in a pair of nearly-complete sets 1913 // 1938-D held in (2) Whit 9008 folders. The first set (62 diff) missing only 13-S T2 & 21-S, the second set (57 diff) missing the obvious keys plus 14-S, 18-S, 20-D & 21-S. Grades gen G to F+, a few weak dates where expected, but many are full 4-digits, even among the earlies. A lot well worth inspecting. (Image)

Est. US$320-450 BAG

(2) PCGS-Graded MS65 incl 1936-D & 1936-S. (Image)

Est. US$110-135 BAG