Alabama (1921), both versions (2X2 and plain) approx AU50 (plain a bit better) (Image)

Est. $250-300 SE

Antietam (1937) PCGS MS64. Monochrome golden-brown toning on perfectly original surfaces. One of the scarcer and more-popular classic commemoratives, the Antietam depicts Civil War generals George B. McClellan and Robert E. Lee both commanding armies that would meet in a very bloody encounter (23,000 casualties) on Sept 17th 1862, near northern Virginia's Burnside Bridge shown on the opposite side. There is some debate among numismatists which side is the obv and which is the rev. The side showing the generals is usually considered the obverse, but since the legend "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "HALF DOLLAR" are also on this side, a strong case can be made for it actually being the reverse. (This same controversy exists for several of the other classic commemoratives as well. Wouldn't it be nice if these were the only things we had to fight about.) (Image)

Est. $400-460 SE

Boone 1935/1934 PDS set (3 coins) MS60+ there is evidence of vary light cleaning on the P and D. The scarcer of the two 1935 issues with the date 1934 added to the description of the Pioneer Year. (Image)

Est. $500-600 SE

Boone (1936) MS63 white. (Image)

Est. $100-125 SE

Boone (1938) PDS set (3 coins) avg grade MS63 (P-Mint has champagne toning.) Last in a series of Boone commemoratives issued from 1934 to 1938, and by far the scarcest with a mintage of only 2,100. (Image)

Est. $600-750 SE

Booker T. Washington (9) coins comprised of 1946 PDS, 1948 PDS, & 1950 PDS sets all nice Unc. The 1946 set is toned, the rest white. (Image)

Est. $170-210 SE

Delaware (1936) MS60+ white. There are light hairlines in the area of the church roof, still a nice example of the commemorative of our home state. (Image)

Est. $150-180 SE

Isabella Quarter (1893) MS63. Original champagne toning on obv & rev. A beautiful coin. (Image)

Est. $350-450 SE

Isabella Quarter (1893) Unc. Issued in conjunction with the Columbian Exposition of 1893 and honoring Queen Isabella who sponsored the trip by Columbus to discover the "new world". (Image)

Est. $350-450 SE

Long Island (1936) MS60+ bright and attractive w/ a hint of original toning. (Image)

Est. $60-75 SE

Maryland Tercentenary (1934), MS raw in 2x2 (Image)

Est. $110-130 SE

Oregon Trail (1926-S) MS60+ white. (Image)

Est. $125-150 SE

Pilgrim Tercentenary (1920) MS raw in 2x2 (Image)

Est. $80-100 SE

Rhode Island (1936) MS63 (Image)

Est. $80-100 SE

Texas (1936) PDS Set MS63+ white. (Image)

Est. $310-360 SE

Texas (1938) PDS Set MS60+ white. Last of Texas commemorative series issued 1934 to 1938, and the scarcest with mintage of 3,800. (Image)

Est. $480-600 SE

Wisconsin (1936) MS63++ pure white. Beautiful coin! (Image)

Est. $120-145 SE

(8) Incl PDS Sets of 1946 Booker T Washington & 1954 Washington/Carver, plus 1952 and 1953-S Wash/Carver singles. All uncirculated most are pure white. (Image)

Est. $68-85 SE