Cleveland (1936) MS60+ predominantly white housed in a 3 x 3 x 5/8 paperweight (easily removable.) Referred to as the "Cleveland", it was struck for the 1936-1937 Great Lakes Exposition which highlighted the accomplishments of 9 important cities around the great lakes area. All are indicated on the rev of the coin by stars. Do you think you can name them?

Est. $80-95 B

Columbia (1936-S) NGC MS65 white. Struck at all three mints in 1936, these coins were initially issued in sets to commemorate the sesquicentennial of Columbia SC. Most of the sets were subsequently broken up. A low mintage (8,007 original sets) results in this being one of the better classic commems! (Image)

Est. $160-200 SE

Maine Centennial (1920) AU+ brightened still ok.

Est. $70-85 SE

New Rochelle (1938) NGC MS65. Predominantly white and beautiful. (Image)

Est. $250-300 SE

Rhode Island (1936) XF+

Est. $60-75 SE

Texas (1934) PCGS MS65. Hazy toning on nice mark-free surfaces.

Est. $115-140 SE

Texas (1935) NGC MS65 white. One of the truly beautiful designs struck in high relief. Mintages fell dramatically after 1934 though the later issue's frequency in the marketplace does not reflect this. (Image)

Est. $140-170 SE

Vancouver (1925) MS60 white. Lightly polished.

Est. $145-180 SE

(6) Assorted incl 1893 Columbian AU+, 1920 Pilgrim AU, 1926 Sesquicentennial AU (clnd), 1946 Iowa MS60, 1946 Booker T. Washington MS60, & 1952 Washington/Carver MS60.

Est. $160-200 SE