United States silver dime accumulation as received in a three large plastic bags. Owner’s count of $484.20 face or 4,842 dimes. Appears accurate but verification recommended. (Image)

Morgan Silver Dollar original collector’s collection from 1878 to 1921 in four Whitman old-style albums. Many coins have been lacquered or cleaned and average from cull to uncirculated condition. There are no 1878-CC, 1895-P and 1904-S. Needs careful inspection to come up with the right grade and price per coin as well as to find the original, untouched coins. A neat holding. (Image)

United States fourteen proof or uncirculated gold commemorative sets from 1984 to 1995 mostly in their original boxes and holders having their COA. Consists of either two or three coin sets. (Image)

Barber, Walking Liberty, Franklin, and Kennedy circulated collections in sixteen Whitman holders from 1892 to the 1974 in various stages of completion. Many coins have been lacquered or cleaned. The collector has most of these collections numbered 1, 2, and 3. Also appears the collector placed some incorrect coins in their spaces, so inspection required to come up with an accurate number. (Image)

United States silver quarter accumulation as received in a large plastic bag. Owner’s count of $195.75 face or 783 quarters. Appears accurate but verification recommended. (Image)

Morgan and Peace Silver Dollar accumulation from 1878 to 1935. Comprises 163 coins in five old-style folders and in two coins tubes. Many coins have been lacquered or cleaned. Condition averages culls (many present) to uncirculated condition. Entails examination to come up the correct number. (Image)

United States coin assortment. Comprises owner’s count of $87.00 silver halves (or 174 coins) in a plastic bag, ten silver proof sets in their original US Mint holders and envelopes from 1955-1964, a plastic bag of miscellaneous silver coins from war nickels to silver dollars plus a cigar box of miscellany. Inspection recommended to come up with a comfortable number. (Image)

United States two Grant with Star one dollar 1922 commemorative gold coins. Both coins are in original brilliant uncirculated condition having one with a spot by the “one” near the rim. “As found” from an estate and a rare opportunity to view and to bid on these awesome coins. (Image)

United States coins assortment as received from an estate in nine mainly small “wafer” boxes and one lidless loose box. Consists of one cent to 50 cents mostly from 1946 to the 1957 in brown envelopes as purchased or organized by the owner. There are many uncirculated coins mostly in the lower denominations, but a few nuggets can be found. Viewing is the only way to see if this holding is for you. (Image)

United States assortment consisting of $77.75 silver coins in dimes, quarters, and halves mainly loose and in some Whitman folders. Also comprises miscellany consisting of low grade type material of three silver, nickel cent, Liberty, Buffalo, Jefferson nickels, medals, and foreign tourist change. (Image)

United States coin accumulation in three cartons. Most of the value is in the 25% face value coins that need to be taken to a bank, 65 Mint Sets from 1968 to 2003, older foreign tourist change that has been demonetized, common wheat cents in tubes, plus miscellany. This lot has a strong odor from storage in a basement; so remember this point in consideration when biding. A heavy holding that will need Hercules to move. (Image)

United States thirty-six Proof Silver Eagles from 1986 to 2007 in their original boxes and holders most having their COA. A variety of dates usual at least two of each. (Image)

United States 20 uncirculated Year Sets from 1943 to 1958 in period holders (not US Mint). Also includes extra coins in four small typewriter ribbon tins. (Image)

Morgan Silver Dollar collection from 1878 to 1921 in four Whitman old-style albums containing 62 coins. Many coins have been lacquered or cleaned and average from cull to circulated condition. Requires inspection to come up with the right grade and price per coin to find any original, untouched coins. (Image)

Three Barber, Mercury, and Roosevelt dime circulated collections in ten Whitman holders from 1892 to the 1960s in various stages of completion. The coins are mostly lacquered or cleaned. The collector has these collections numbered 1, 2, and 3. The #1 and #2 Mercury collections are complete, but the 1916 D are sold “as is." Suggested viewing to come up with the right number. (Image)

United States six 1950 to 1954 Proof Sets in period holders (not US Mint). Consists of two 1950 (carbon spot on one Franklin) and one each 1951, 1952, 1953, and 1954. Usual toning on several coins. A nice original holding. (Image)

United States 44 proof or uncirculated silver commemorative dollar sets from 1986 to 2008 in their original boxes and holders having their COA. Comprises 39 either one or two-coin sets having half dollars, 3 two coin dollar sets, and 2 three coin dollar sets. Several sets are dirty and some rust on the metal on the boxes which are mentioned for accurately. The coins are fine. (Image)

Three Barber and Standing Liberty quarter circulated collections in nine Whitman holders from 1892 to the 1930 in various stages of completion. The coins are mostly lacquered or cleaned. The collector has these collections numbered 1, 2, and 3. The #1 Standing Liberty collection appears complete. Recommended viewing to see if this lot is for you (Image)

Three Washington quarter circulated collections in nine Whitman holders from 1932 to 1959. Some of the coins appear to be either lacquered or cleaned. The collector has these collections numbered 1, 2, and 3. The #1 and #2 collections are complete to 1959. Inspection required. (Image)

United States type coins collections in seven old-style Whitman folders. Includes two folders for Large Cents from 1826 to 1957 which have been lacquered or cleaned and several have damage. The type coins have many that also have been lacquered, cleaned and have damage but also have several untouched original coins that are in circulated condition. Viewing is the only recommended route to see if this lot tickles your fancy or to see if you can live with the problem coins. (Image)

Three Indian and Lincoln cent collections in thirteen Whitman holders from 1857 to the 1960s in various stages of completion. The collector has these collections numbered 1, 2, and 3. The #1 Indian collection is complete except no 1877 with all coins lacquered and some damaged and the #2 collection also lacquered has a 1908-S. Lincoln #1 collection is complete from 1909 to 1935 but is lacquered and with some problem coins and the #2 collection has no 1909-S but is also lacquered and has some problems coins. Viewing a must. (Image)

United States coin accumulation as received from the consignor in one banker’s box. Consists of mainly face coins from Memorial cents to Presidential dollars, a small assortment of silver coins, clad halves interspersed, a cloth bag of foreign demonetized tourist change, miscellaneous pewter medals, several commemorative halves plus miscellany. The owner said “let it fly as is”. Viewing necessary to come up with the right number. (Image)

One man's penny collection as received. Mainly beginner collections in push folders with duplicates. Begins with large cents (around 12), then an Indian head collection (couple dozen including: 1908s, 1857, 1858 both types), ends with Lincoln head wheats (pedestrian missing all the keys). Condition varies as to when each coin was removed from circulation. Several hundred duplicates stored in a plastic container. Along for the ride are two boxes of Princess Di souvenir sheets (hundreds all the same) from his investment stamp group. A good start to a penny collection. (Image)

Three Liberty, Buffalo, and Jefferson nickel collections in fourteen Whitman holders from 1883 to the 1970s in various stages of completion. The collector has these collections numbered 1, 2, and 3. The #1 Liberty collection is complete in ag to vg condition and the #1 Buffalo is complete (no three legged) but is lacquered. Recommended viewing and offered appropriately. (Image)

Thailand (Siam) 4 Baht gold coin ND (1863). Ruler Rama IV Phra Chom Kaio “Mongkut”. 99.70% gold having a crude elephant on its reverse and reeded edge. As found in an estate. (Image)