COMPLETE HIGH GRADE BUFFALO NICKLE COLLECTION, includes 66 different in a blue Whitman slide folder, the conditions in this high grade collection generally are in the 40-60 grades but some coins should grade out at 63-64 in the later dates, there are many better coins here: 1913D II(40), 13S II(40), 14D(40), 15D(4), 15S(60), 17D,S(40), 18D(40), 18D/17(looks good but probably a 4), 18S(40), 19D(40), 19S(60), 20S(40), 21S(40), 23S(40), 24D(40), 24S(40), 25S(40), 26D(40), 26S(40), 27S(40), 37D(3 LEG, 40), this is a very important collection with many better grades and then some AU+ in the later dates, the value listed is the PCGS approximate retail value based on dates and grades for this collection, without question one of the highest quality Buffalo collections we have ever offered, some of these coins could grade and slab out much higher than we have listed, take a careful look at this one (Image)

CV 10,500.00

LARGE CENT COLLECTION, includes 50 different Large Cents, contained in a blue Whitman folder, mostly brown with some RB's later, the better dates include: 1795(4+), 1797(12), 1802(4), 1803(8), 1806(8), 1807/6(8), 1808(4), 1810(4), 1811(4), 1812(8), 1818-20(12), 1822(30), 1823(12), 1824-26(30), 1830(30), 1831(12), 1832, 1833(30), 1834-37(12), 1838(30), 1839(12), 1840(30), 1841(40), 1842-45(30), 1846TD(40), 1847-49(30), 1850RB(60), 1851(30), 1852RB(60), 1853(30), 1854-56(30), 1857(30), a very nice collection with room for expansion, the total PCGS retail market prices for the above dates and grades exceeds $7,500.00, a very important collection and well worth carefull consideration (Image)

CV 7,500.00

HIGH QUALITY LINCOLN CENT COLLECTION, runs from 1909 to the early 1980's and is basically complete including all the better dates and small dates, contained in a brown Harco slide album, the early dates are generally in the 40+ grade range and they get better into the 20's and 30's with RB and Reds from 60-63 and then from the 1940's to 1980's virtually all are Red BU with grades in the 63-65 including some proofs, the 09SVDB(12), 09S(40), 10S(40), 11D,S(40), 12 RB(60), 13,13D RB(63), 14D(40), 16D(60), 17D,S RB(60), 18S(60), 20D,S(60), 21D,S(60), 22(weak back), 23S(60), 25S(60), 26S(60), 27D RB(63), 29S(63), 31S(60), 34 R(65), 55(Double Die 12), 70S SD(65), virtually every coin after 1940 is Red and most would grade in the 63-65 range with some even better, this is a wonderful collection with many really good dates in decent condition and also many high quality BU Reds, certainly one of the best Lincoln Cent collections we have ever offered, the approximate retail figuring the grades listed push this collection well over $7,500.00 and perhaps much higher if several of these coins were to be graded and slabbed, plenty of retail breakout here or even still some room for upgrading for the serious quality conscious collector (Image)

CV 7,500.00

NEARLY COMPLETE BUFFALO NICKLE COLLECTION, includes 62 different in a blue Whitman slide folder, missing only the 1924S and 37D(3 leg) to complete this set, conditions generally in the 12-40 grades but some up to AU/UNC, there are many better dates here: 1913D II(12), 13S II(12), 14D(12), 15D,S(40), 18D(40), 18D/17(not counted but could be okay, maybe a 4), 18S(40), 19D(12), 19S(40), 20S(40), 21S(12), 23S(40), 24D(40), 26D(40), 26S(40), 27S(40), this is a very nice collection with many medium grades and then some AU+ in the later dates, the value listed is the PCGS approximate retail value based on dates and grades for this collection, well worth a good look (Image)

CV 5,000.00

HIGH QUALITY MERCURY DIME COLLECTION, includes 75 different in a blue Whitman slide folder, a complete collection with the exception of the 1916D, the conditions in this collection generally are in the 40-63 range of grades but some coins should grade out at 63+ in the later dates, virtually all the coins from 1935-45S are BU63+(except the 1942/41), there are some better coins here: 1918(60), 21(12), 21D(12), 25D(60), 27D(40), 42/41(40+), again there are plenty of BU coins here, this is a nice collection with many better grades than what is normally found for this set, the value listed is the PCGS approximate retail value based on dates and grades for this collection, pretty much ready to go with some room for upgrading (Image)

CV 3,200.00

BARBER DIME COLLECTION, includes 56 different in a blue Whitman slide folder, the conditions in this collection generally are in the 12-40 range of grades but some coins should grade out at 55+ in the later dates, there are several better coins here: 1892S(12), 96O(12), 1900(BU63), 01(BU63), 05O(micro O, 40+), 96D(55), 08D(BU63), 08O(4), 10D(55), 10S(40), 13S(40), this is a nice collection with many better grades than what is normally found for this set, the value listed is the PCGS approximate retail value based on dates and grades for this collection, still plenty of room for expansion with this collection (Image)

CV 3,800.00

HERALDIC SILVER MEDALLION COLLECTION, includes 72 mostly different "half dollar" sized silver medallions, also includes two blank silver planchets, contained in two custom albums, all are in proof condition, some have colors, mostly from the 1960's and 70's, generally these medals retail in the $30-50 range graded 63-65, higher grades sell for much more, choice and certainly a scarce set, we have scanned all these coins and the images are availalbe on our website, (ENV 2,000-2,500) (Image)

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PEACE SILVER DOLLARS LOOSE, includes $78 in face value in loose Peace Dollars, a good variety of dates and also a wide variety of quality, there are some dates AU/BU, this lot is unpicked as received, (ENV 1,200-1,300) (Image)

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LINCOLN CENT COLLECTIONS, includes two plus collections of Lincoln Cents in blue folders, one collection is COMPLETE including all the better dates(09SVDB is 4+), there are plenty of other better dates in the 12+ grade, the RB and Reds start in the 1950's to the 80's, there are also a couple other folders of modern cents, just figuring minimal grades on the couple dozen better dates pushes these collections over $1,500.00 retail but not figuring any coins after 1931, plus there are maybe a couple thousand loose "wheaties" included with these collection and this group is "unpicked", worth a good look, (ENV 1,000-1,250) (Image)

CV 1,500.00

MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS LOOSE, includes $69 in face value in loose Morgan Dollars, a good variety of dates and also a wide variety of quality, there are some later dates AU/BU, this lot is unpicked as received, (ENV 1,000-1,100) (Image)

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FRANKLIN AND KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS LOOSE, includes $79 in face value in loose Franklin and Kennedy Half Dollars, a good variety of dates and also a wide variety of quality, there are some dates AU/BU, only $8 in Kennedy's, this lot is unpicked as received, (ENV 1,000-1,100) (Image)

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LINCOLN CENT COLLECTION, runs from 1909 to the early 1980's and is basically complete including the better dates and small dates, contained in two blue used Whitman slide albums, there early coins are generally in the 12+ grade range and get better into the 20's and 30's and then RB and Reds from the 1940's to 1980, the 09SVDB(4), 09S(12), 11S(12), 14D(12+), 31S(12), a nice collection which still can be upgraded, the approximate retail value will exceed $1,700.00 (Image)

CV 1,700.00

STANDING LIBERTY HALF DOLLARS LOOSE, includes $77.50 in face value in loose Standing Liberty Half Dollars, a good variety of dates and also a wide variety of quality, there are a few dates AU/BU, this lot is unpicked as received, (ENV 1,000-1,100) (Image)

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NICKEL COLLECTION, includes about 160 different nickels in three albums, first there is a Liberty collection with 20 different mostly in lower grades (retail about $500), a Buffalo collection with 38 different mixed grades but includes a 1927S(40) and (retail about $700), a Jefferson collection of 105 different with most everything being BU, the silver years appear to all be in the 63-65 range, the Jefferson's run to about 1983 and the collection is complete from 1938-67 and then missing about a dozen up to 1983(retail about $400), a really nice start for someone interested in the nickel area (Image)

CV 1,600.00

STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER COLLECTION, includes 25 different in a blue Whitman folder, the conditions in this collection generally are in the 12-40 range of grades but some coins should grade out at 40+ in the later dates, there are several better coins here: 1917D I(12), 17S I(12), 17D II(40), 27S(12), 28S(AU55), the value listed is the PCGS approximate retail value based on dates and grades for this collection, still plenty of room for expansion with this one (Image)

CV 1,300.00

MERCURY AND ROOSEVELT DIME COLLECTION, includes 109 different in two blue Whitman slide folders, the conditions in this collection generally are in the 12-40 range of grades but some coins should grade out at 60+ in the later dates, this is a nice collection with plenty different, the value listed is the PCGS approximate retail value based on dates and grades for this collection, still plenty of room for expansion with this collection (Image)

CV 1,350.00

WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR COLLECTION, includes 42 different in two blue Whitman slide folders, the conditions in this collection generally are in the 30-40 range of grades but some coins should grade out at 60 in the later dates, there are some better coins here: 1920(40), 36S(60), 38D(40), this is a nice collection with some better grades, the value listed is the PCGS approximate retail value based on dates and grades for this collection, still plenty of room for expansion with this collection (Image)

CV 1,300.00

BUFFALO NICKEL COLLECTION, includes 55 different in a blue Whitman folder, needs only 14 to complete this set, conditions generally in the 4-12 grades but some up to 40+, there are some better dates here: 1917S(12), 21(40), 24D(40), a really good start and still room for expansion, the value listed is the PCGS approximate total retail prices for this collection, take a look (Image)

CV 1,200.00

WASHINGTON QUARTERS LOOSE, includes $50.75 in face value in loose Washington Quarters, a good variety of dates and also a wide variety of quality, there are some later dates AU/BU, this lot is unpicked as received, (ENV 600-650) (Image)

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MERCURY HEAD DIMES LOOSE, includes $35.60 in face value in loose Mercury Head Dimes, a good variety of dates and also a wide variety of quality, there are a few dates AU/BU, this lot is unpicked as received, (ENV 400-450) (Image)

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FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR COLLECTION, includes 28 different in a blue Whitman slide folder album, the conditions in this collection generally are in the 30-40 range of grades but some coins should grade out at AU/UNC in the later dates, take a look, (ENV 200-225) (Image)

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ROOSEVELT DIME COLLECTION, includes 77 different dates most of which are prior to 1964 but the collection runs to 1983D, contained in a poly Harco album, virtually every coin here is AU/BU with some up to about 63-65, still room for expansion here, this is a nice collection with many better grades than what is normally found for this set, the value listed is the PCGS approximate retail value based on dates and grades for this collection, still room for expansion with this collection (Image)

CV 300.00

WASHINGTON QUARTER COLLECTION, includes 41 different dates, contained in a blue Whitman slide album, runs to 1964D, most of the coins here are circulated with some AU scattered, a nice beginner collection (Image)

CV 220.00

ROOSEVELT DIMES LOOSE, includes $15.40 in face value in loose Roosevelt Dimes, a good variety of dates and also a wide variety of quality, there are a few dates AU/BU, this lot is unpicked as received, (ENV 170-180) (Image)

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1982 BU LINCOLN PENNY GROUP, includes five BU sets of 1982 copper large and small dates, 1982 zinc large and small dates, 1982-D copper large date and 1982-D zinc large and small dates, all are contained in small "2x2's", all are Red and most appear to be in the 64-65 range but some appear to be 66's or better, retail at the lowest grades of reds is over $350.00 for this group of 35 coins, (ENV 150-200) (Image)

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