(106) Modern $1 Coins all ANACS-Certified (most MS67) incl (83) Innovation $1 and the rest Native American $1 all housed in (4) wooden 30-Coin slab boxes. Makes a nice display. (Image)

Est. US$110-150 L

$14 face 90% Quarters Washington and Standing Liberty in 2x2s. Avg circ but a few are nicer. (Image)

Est. US$260-300 B

1931-S PCGS MS66 CAC-Approved. There is a small obv spot buried in the Indian's feather but the coin is 100% fully struck, and has full radiant luster with light rainbow toning on both sides. (Image)

Est. US$500-625 BAG

(300) 1913 // 1938-D w/ full dates avg circ. (Image)

Est. US$120-150 B

(400) 1913 // 1938-D avg circ, about half are partial-date or no-date, the rest full date. (Image)

Est. US$90-115 B

(400) 1913 // 1938-D avg circ, about half are partial-date or no-date, the rest full date. (Image)

Est. US$90-115 B

1803 Draped Bust Small 3 O-104. The coin has been cleaned (difficult to find early Bust Halves that have not been), and while the overall detail is consistent w/ a grade of VG, the left side of the obv is weak. O-104 is the only Small 3 die combination, and they represent only about 10% of all 1803 Draped Bust Halves. (Image)

Est. US$280-350 SE

1806 Draped Bust Pointed 6 w/ Stems O-120 net G+. Nice and original net graded because an obv die bulge results in a worn spot on obv. (Image)

Est. US$160-200 SE

1807 Draped Bust O-103 VG. Perhaps a light cleaning, but satisfactory in all respects. (Image)

Est. US$160-200 SE

1808 O-103 Fine. This variety is identified by the missing left base of the 1 in the date. (Image)

Est. US$100-125 SE

1809 Normal Edge O-105 F+ Detail but the surfaces show light scratches mostly on the obv. (Image)

Est. US$80-110 SE

1810 O-101 VF nice original grey color. Obviously a very early die state of this variety because the die cracks that typically identify it are not present. (Image)

Est. US$160-200 SE

1812 O-104a VG+ cleaned w/ a few marks. Uneven wear causing the rev to have much more detail than the obv. (Image)

Est. US$62-80 SE

1812 O-105 Fine. Lightly cleaned but acceptable. An earlier die state as the crack that identifies the variety is confined to the "812" in the date. (Image)

Est. US$75-95 SE

1813 O-110 Fine. Repeated die clashing has resulted in the rev shield lines clearly showing on the neck of Liberty. There are other numismatically interesting anomalies on the coin as well. Inspect! (Image)

Est. US$100-125 SE

1814 O-105 Fine. Brightened, still attractive. The effects of heavy die clashing make the coin interesting. (Image)

Est. US$115-140 SE

1817 O-109 Fine. Appears original but a careless wiping has resulted in the coin being hairlined obv & rev. (Image)

Est. US$90-120 SE

1818 O-109 VF original but mishandling has resulted in light hairlines on the obv. (Image)

Est. US$120-145 SE

1822 O-105 XF or very nearly so. A few light hairlines obv & rev. (Image)

Est. US$190-240 SE

1824 O-105 F+. Perhaps lightly brightened but no other issues, and a strongly doubled profile adds to the coin's appeal. (Image)

Est. US$70-90 SE

1824 O-117 F+ beautiful original. (Image)

Est. US$66-80 SE

1824 O-117 VF nice grey color. (Image)

Est. US$80-125 SE

1825 O-116 VF or very nearly so. Light grey color. (Image)

Est. US$70-90 SE

1826 O-109 VF dark grey-brown original w/ a few small rim hits obv & rev. (Image)

Est. US$66-80 SE

1827 Sq Base 2 O-126 VF or very nearly so. Nice light grey color. (Image)

Est. US$66-80 SE