1855 Type 2 XF. The 8 in the date is weak typical of the issue. A slight depression in the L obv field makes the coin's surface look a bit uneven. Nonetheless, a nice original for the scarce Type 2 gold dollar. (Image)

Est. $350-400 SE

Accumulation of UNC and Proof modern "golden" dollar coins, in retail collections, 2x2s and other packaging; (210) UNC, mostly Sacagawea and Presidents, w/ a few Native American and initial Innovation coin; also (44) Proofs; there are a couple full sets of Presidents (one Mint only) (Image)

Est. $300-400 L

1854 Liberty NGC AU58. Scarce "No Motto" issue w/ a mintage of only 54,250. Virtually unknown in true mint state, the PCGS population report shows less than 200 in all grades, the highest being MS64. (Probably 50% of that number are re-submissions.) An excellent opportunity for the advanced gold collector. (Image)

Est. $2,100-2,500 SE

1883 Liberty PCGS MS63 pedigreed to The Fairmont Collection. Minted to the extent of 208,000 pieces, this issue is quite scarce in any mint state grade. The present example is a very well-struck original and quite attractive as such. (Image)

Est. $1,450-1,700 SE

1901 Liberty AU+ (Image)

Est. $925-1,100 SE

1908 Indian w/ Motto XF (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,150 SE

1926 Indian NGC MS63 (old small-font holder.) Beautiful original color and worthy of a higher grade by modern standards. (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,200 SE

1836 Classic Head Block 8 variety VF+ w/ a few light hairlines. (Image)

Est. $440-525 SE

1905 Liberty PCGS MS63 (OGH) great strike and beautiful subtle golden toning. (Image)

Est. $500-600 SE

1926 lovely MS60+ but there are two small (2mm) obv scratches on the coin - one just off the Indian's nose to the rim, the other just left of the 1 in the date. Still appealing. (Image)

Est. $310-350 SE

1874-S Liberty AU. A lustrous example of the Type II design w/ relatively few marks for a circulated San Francisco issue. (Image)

Est. $1,800-2,000 SE

1880-S Liberty AU58. According to Garrett and Guth, nearly all survivors of this issue are well-circulated and it is rare in any mint state grade. (Image)

Est. $1,800-2,000 SE

1894-S Liberty Type III AU. (Image)

Est. $1,800-2,000 SE

1902-S Liberty NGC MS60 a few marks but loaded w/ luster. (Image)

Est. $1,800-2,000 SE

1924 St Gaudens NGC MS62. Really choice for an MS62. (Image)

Est. $1,800-2,000 SE

1881 XF (Image)

Est. $420-470 SE

1882 Liberty VF+. Circulated gold has a unique appeal. (Image)

Est. $450-550 SE

1897 Liberty AU nice for the grade. (Image)

Est. $450-525 SE

1899 Liberty AU+. Has a couple of copper spots on the rim at K5. (Image)

Est. $470-600 SE

1906 Liberty PCGS MS63. Speaks for itself. View the pic! (Image)

Est. $650-800 SE

1913 Indian XF nice original. (Image)

Est. $550-650 SE

1915 Indian XF+ beautiful original. (Image)

Est. $475-550 SE

Accum of many (100s) of pennies across (70) coin folders, incl Indian Head, Lincoln Wheat and Lincoln Memorial, few past 1990; some books well-filled, others less so, most are noticeably used w/ a few like new, older and newer editions; doubtful any rarities but these come from numerous collectors over the years and we have not checked them; vast majority from circulation so few BUs however did note some AU zinc cents; plenty of 1910s era, worn, only (41) Indians; books incl Whitman 1909-40 (23) Starting 1941 (34), Starting 1959 (7) and Starting 1975 (3); plus (3) non-Whitman post-1940; plenty of copper here! (Image)

Est. $140-180 L

Hoard of Washington Quarters, regulars, states and state parks; incl (270) UNC states & parks in plastic rounds; Littleton green album 1968-98, not complete but w/ several proofs as well as many UNCs, more proofs in plastic retail holders; (4) Whitman state quarter folders only partially full; PCS folder for Statehood Quarters on large souvenir cards, over half the states present; a few colorized here and there (Image)

Est. $140-180 L

$20 face Halves 1965 // 1969-D avg circ a few unc. (Image)

Est. $115-140 BAG