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Photo	Denom	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
	3Cent Nickel 3C	1883	PF67	PCGS 39213842		Choice	$1395	New July 2! Lustrous, Mark Free Surfaces. Ex. Island Lake Collection. Proof mintage of 6,609. This proof is essentially mark free. It is nicely struck displaying excellent luster. Two specks can be seen in the right obverse field the prevents a gem quality rating. An attractive coin for the collector looking for this high grade type.
	Barber 50C	1892	AU58	PCGS 27926917		Choice	HOLD $850	New July 2! Near Gem. Excellent Eye Appeal. Ex. Island Lake Collection. Excellent eye appeal due to the grey iridecent toning covering the frosty and highly lustrous surfaces. No mentionable marks other than one small horizontal scratch on cheek which keeps us from assigning a Gem rating.
	Barber 50C	1901	AU55	NGC 127836010		Gem	$750	New July 2! NGC 3.0 holder. Superb Luster with Light Attactive Toning. Ex. Island Lake Collection. This AU55 in an old NGC 3.0 (1987-1989) holder is pretty clearly an AU58 in today's grading. Tremendous luster on nicely struck surfaces. Some original blue and copper toning adorn both sides. It is devoid of marks and handling lines. You are not going to see too many AU Barber halves look like this.
	Capped Bust 10C	1823/2	AU58	PCGS 43473711	JR-3	Gem	HOLD $3550	New July 2! Gem Original; Beautiful Toning; Pristine Surfaces. Previously sold by GFRC in Dec 2021, we were lucky to have the chance to purchase this gem coin at the recent Baltimore show. Gerry's previous description of this coin is excellent: "This 1823/2 JR-3 AU58 example is a crusty gem that screams originality. I could not resist adding this piece to GFRC inventory given the low AU58 CAC population at five pieces with the next highest approved being MS63. Bright light viewing exposes center rose surrounded by peripheral light blue." We had to pay up to get this beauty but we couldn't resist it.
	Capped Bust 10C	1834 Large 4	AU55	CACG 87189624		Gem	HOLD $895	New July 2! Fresh Gem Surfaces; Attractive Blue Toning. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. Grey iridescent toning with bluish highlightes. Excellent strike with light wear. No marks or lines worthy of mention. This would make an excellent coin for a date set or for type. The holder shows it is a (L)egacy crossover.
	Capped Bust 50C	1814	AU50	PCGS 83089023	O-107a R5	Choice	$1595	New July 2! R5 Die State: Original Grey Toning. This slate grey PCGS AU 50 CAC Bust half is the late die state of O-107 with a die break on the tip of Liberty's nose. It is considered R-5 and is an important and interesting coin for Bust half variety collectors. In AU 50 CAC, we believe this approaches the condition census. This is a fully original coin with grey toning. A moderate sratch on the cheek is noted.
	Capped Bust 50C	1826	AU55	PCGS 16656644	O-116a	Choice	$795	New July 2! Strictly Original with Few Marks. This is a strictly original 200 year old light grey Bust half with few marks of any note. The reverse has some darker patches which embodies the originality.
	Early Copper 1C	1803	AU53	PCGS 54100571	S-247	Choice	$3650	New July 2! Near Gem. Nice Olive Brown Originality on a Well Struck Planchet. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. This S-247 is known as the 'Mumps" variety with a raised lump under Miss Liberty's chin. This is an attractive olive brown example that is well struck on a nice planchet that shows no staining. There is one thin scratch on the right obverse field, but this coin is not that far away from being CAC quality.
	Morgan $1	1879-CC GSA Hard	MS62+	NGC 5906267001		Choice	$10750	New July 2! With Original Box and GSA Certificate. Frosty Semi PL Surfaces; Clean Fields. Humphreys Collection. Only a little over 4,000 1879-CC dollars were distributed through the GSA sales of the 1970s, and these coins represent the bulk of this Mint State survivorship for this issue. This is the second-rarest Carson City Morgan dollar, trailing only the famous 1889-CC. The present coin has excellent frosty prooflike luster. Strike sharpness is above average for the issue, and the fields are very clean for the modest grade. Light abrasions on Miss Liberty's face account for the grade. Comes with the original box and original GSA certificate worth a few hundred dollars by itself.
	Seated $1	1847	AU53	PCGS 33087256		Choice	HOLD $2500	New July 2! Perfect Original; High End. Ex. Island Lake Collection. This is what a choice AU Seated dollar should look like. Original blue grey toning with plenty of underlying luster. This one is well struck and has only light wear. Look at the detail in Miss Liberty's hair and on eagles feathers. Almost a 55 to our eyes.
	Seated 10C	1837 Small Date	AU58	PCGS 30018107		Choice	$1500	New July 2! Slate Grey Surfaces; Nice Strike. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. The No Stars design on this first year issue is not only a unique type but it is considered by many to be the most attractive Liberty Seated design. This well struck coin showcases the unique type with its wide rims and problem free grey surfaces. An excellent type coin.
	Seated 10C	1837	VF35	PCGS 54100760	F-103a	Gem	$725	New July 2! Lengthy Reverse Die Break and Strictly Original. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. Fascinating slightly rotated reverse and a sizable die crack from the rim between ED to the M in DIME. Strictly original light grey coin of this popular No Stars type. Nice surfaces for a VF35.
	Seated 10C	1840 No Drapery	AU55	PCGS 54100761	F-103	Gem	$750	New July 2! Gem Original, Chin Whiskers Variety, Unique Toning. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. A popular Top 100 variety with heavy die polish lines from Liberty's chin to bare shoulder, thus the name Chin Whiskers. This CAC'd example has nice grey toning over very clean surfaces. A splash of colorful toning around Miss Liberty's head makes this coin memorable. Both sides show slight softness of strike including the O of ONE on the reverse.
	Seated 10C	1842	MS65+	PCGS 42075540		Choice	$4500	New July 2! Near Gem. Sole PCGS MS65+. Strict Originaltiy. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. This is the only PCGS MS65+ coin with just six coins graded higher. Strictly original, this coin is well struck with good surfaces. The obverse is original grey and mark free. The reverse is easily gem quality with attractive light blue and magenta color in the centers with yellow orange toning towards the rims.
	Seated 10C	1875-S Mintmark Above	MS65+	PCGS 36646855		Choice	$2975	New July 2! Blast White Gem. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection. Exceptional luster over very clean surfaces. Well struck too. Interesting die cracks throughout the bow on the reverse. Only 5 graded higher at PCGS.
	Seated 10C	1891-S	MS67	PCGS 45697196		Choice	$7950	New July 2! Condition Census. For the Registry Collector. Mark Free. Ex. Hawk Farm Collection.There are only 2 MS67 coins with 2 MS67+ coins higher at PCGS. Excellent luster with good originality that is well struck. Some light color of blue and orange is seen on both sides that allows the luster to shine through.
	Seated 25C	1860-S	F12	PCGS 18254441		Choice	$5200	New July 2! Better Date. Tough Coin in F12 CAC or Higher. From a sheer number of survivors, there are other S-mint Seated quarters that are tougher to find, but the majority of 1860-S qiarters that exist either have problems or are VG or lower. This original coin shows a full LIBERTY.There are some handling lines with a minimal number of marks. The reverse does have a characteristic strike weakness from 6 o'clock to 9 o'clock, but the center of the reverse grades at least F12.
	Seated 50C	1881	MS64	PCGS OGH 5169886		Gem	$3950	New July 2! Superb Toning; Gem Quality. This coin has spectacular multiculored toning that comes alive under a light. The fields are semi prooflike and have excellent luster. The strike is excellent and marks are at a minimum. Would grade substantially higher but for some small lines to the left of stars 11 and 12.
	Seated 5C	1846	F15	PCGS 38192491		Gem	HOLD $3350	New July 2! Only 27,000 Minted. Key Date. Smooth Surfaces. Ex. Island Lake Collection. A date needed by many collectors as the key date for the Obverse with Stars type. This coin was previously sold by GFRC. Nice originality with wonderful surfaces for a well circulated example. Natural coin gray patina covers both sides with scattered ebony shades surrounding the devices.
	Shiield 5C	1882	PF67	PCGS 44875001		Choice	$1650	New July 2! Pristine Surfaces; Grey Blue Toning. Ex. Island Lake Collection. This superb proof has received the CAC seal of approval at the PCGS PF 67 grade. It is free of hairlines and other blemishes and has attractive blue grey toning over satiny fields. Very pretty!
	Walking Liberty 50C	1919-D	AU58	PCGS 43828912		Choice	$6950	New July 2! One of the Best Early Walker Dates in a Very Popular Grade. Well Struck and Lustrous. The 1919-D Walker is one of the toughest dates in the Early Walker series. In MS65, it is a $250,000 coin. This AU58 is lustrous and well struck. It is mostly untoned save for some olive toning towards the top of the obverse. There are some small ticks on the obverse, but none are distracting. The reverse is essentially mark free.
	Barber 25C	1902	AU55	PCGS 28008041		Gem	HOLD $330	New June 26! Nice Luster. Gorgeous Reverse Toning. A common date with an uncommon look. Lustrous surfaces bathes the coin. The obverse displays light blue, magenta, and copper toning towards the rims. There is a thin scratch below Miss Liberty's eye and some marks near star 11. The reverse toning is simply marvelous with blue, magenta, green, and yellow seen in the fields.
	Capped Bust 50C	1809 III Edge	VF20	PCGS 57652956	O-109	Choice	$460	New June 26! Attractive Obverse Color. This Redbook variety displays attractive blue, magenta, and copper toning that surrounds the stars, date, and Miss Liberty. Beneath the toning, marks in the field to the left of Miss Liberty's chin and neck can be seen with a loupe. The reverse rims are toned blue-grey and orange.
	Capped Bust 50C	1829 Small Letters	AU55	CACG 916384004	O-119	Choice	$850	New June 26! Strictly Original. Accurately Graded. Strictly original with light grey surfaces. There is a thin ring of orange toning along the obverse rims that enhances the eye appeal. Some old thin lines can be seen on the obverse, but are not too distracting. The reverse is decently struck with smooth surfaces and is gem quality on its own.
	Morgan $1	1883-O	MS64PL	PCGS 60881980		Gem	$310	New June 26! Nice Reflectivity that Borders on DMPL. Purchased at the June Baltimore show. For a prooflike Morgan, the reflectivity on the surfaces is excellent and borders on deep mirror prooflike. Further enhancing the eye appeal, cameo contrast can be seen between the well struck devices and fields. The light fingerprint marks towards the obverse rim can only be seen when tilted a certain way.
	Seated $1	1859-O	AU53	ICG 2294990801		Choice	$1350	New June 26! Original with Some Prooflike Characteristics. The surfaces are abover average for an AU Seated dollar and display some prooflike characteristics especially on the reverse. There are some handling lines and contact marks, but thinner and smaller than usually seen. The strike is decent on the obverse and well struck on the reverse. There is a scratch to the left of ONE on the reverse. This is for a collector that doesn't want to pay substantially more for a CAC endorsed example and get an acceptable example with good detail and decent eye appeal.
	Seated 25C	1847-O	VF30	PCGS 50571189		Choice	$950	New June 26! Better O-mint Quarter. Original Medium Grey. Just 34 coins endorsed by CAC in all grades. This is an original medium grey better date O-mint quarter. Some thin scratches are seen on the obverse right field, to the left of star 7, and above the Phrygian Cap. There is also a rim ding near star 11. The reverse surfaces are decently smooth with dirt embedded withn the eagle and on the first S in STATES. There is an interesting die crack on the reverse at ES OF.
	Seated 50C	1844	EF40	PCGS 20352108	WB-6	Choice	$460	New June 26! Cool WB-6 Die State with Fascinating Cud in Reverse Shield. This WB-6 die state has a repunched date on the obverse and and extensively cracked reverse. This one has small internal cud in the shields vertical lines. According to Bugert, "these internal cuds are rare in the Liberty Seated half dollar series but scarce on this die marriage." The coin is choice and original except for some disturbance in the right obverse field but the coin has a nice look.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1941	PF65	CACG 416744670		Gem	$750	New June 26! Super Flashy!.Excellent Mirrors. Conservatively graded by CAC as "only" a PF65, this coin is very flashy, well struck and displays more eye appeal than higher graded examples. The fields display deep watery mirrors throughout. In a CACG Witter Brick holder.
	Buffalo 5C	1914-D	AU58	CACG 53871921		Gem	$650	New June 25! Strictly Original and Nicely Struck. Few Marks. The 1914-D Buffalo nickel is one of the best dates in a circulated Buffalo nickel collection. This coin is strictly original and perfectly graded. It is nicely struck and has very few marks for an AU58. This kind of quality in an AU58 is hard to find which is what we seek relentlessly. The CACG holder does have some haze near LIBERTY on the obverse.
	Liberty V 5C	1906	MS62	PCGS 54236097		Gem	$265	New June 25! Excellent Eye Appeal. Very Attractive Color.. Even though it is a lower priced coin, this caught our attention at the recent June Baltimore show. Attractive color on both sides with the reverse color being superb makes this coin stand out from other Liberty nickels at much higher grade levels. The strike is average with some weakness in Miss Liberty's hair and the left corn stalk on the reverse is flat. There are numerous light horizontal handling lines seen with a loupe to justify the MS62 grade, but are not apparent with the naked eye. The luster on both sides is very good. The reverse on its own is easily MS64 quality.
	Morgan $1	1882-S	MS67	PCGS 44912423		Gem	$1295	New June 25! Highly Lustrous and Well Struck. Picking up this highly lustrous flashy coin, we thought this was an 1880-S or 1881-S dollar, but it is actually an 1882-S. The population of 1882-S dollars in MS67 or higher is less than half of either the 1880-S or 1881-S. It is blast white with no spots or any discoloration. Well struck on both sides with the smallest of marks that provides substantial eye appeal.
	Seated 10C	1843-O	VG10	NGC 4840022008		Choice	HOLD $775	New June 25! Want List Fulfillment. With CAC endorsement.
	Seated 10C	1886-S	VF35	PCGS 29200359	F-102 R6	Choice	$485	New June 25! R6 Die Pairing, Crusty Gen Metal Gray-Blue Toning, Accurately Graded. Ex Cleveland Collection. Previously sold by GFRC, Gerry's following description is spot on. An example of the rare 1886-S F-102 die pairing that offers pleasing gun metal gray-blue toning and choice surfaces. The F-102 date punch is shifted to the right when compared to the F-101 obverse. Use the position of the second 8 digit with respect to the pendant as a quick diagnostic point when attempting to cherrypick this variety. Unfortunately, few have surfaced since being first identified in the 1990s. Roughly fifteen to twenty F-101 specimens will be found for a lone F-102. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 (2015) Dupont hologram holder. We'll add that there are some light handling lines seen on the right obverse field.
	Seated 25C	1847	AU55	CACG 82896440		Choice	$975	New June 25! Attractive Patches of Color on Obverse. Attractive patches of blue, magenta, and orange toning adds to the eye appeal of this original coin. The rims on both sides are nicely struck, but the centers are more weakly struck. On the reverse, the left facing wing, shield and the arrow nock are weakly struck. Some marks and handling lines can be seen, but none are overly distracting. In a CACG Witter Brick holder.
	Seated 50C	1844-O Doubled Date	VG8	PCGS 53722018		Choice	HOLD $1650	New June 25! Want List Fulfillment. With CAC endorsement.
	Seated 50C	1872-S	EF45	ANACS 2545391	WB-3	Choice	$440	New June 25! Better San Francisco Date, 1st Class Eye Appeal, Choice Original. Ex Lakeland Collection. Previously sold by GFRC. With a mintage of only 580,000, 1872 San Francisco struck halves are now recognized as being a better date among its peers. Please don't let the fact that this Lakeland Collection release being housed in an ANACS old white holder hold you back from a purchase. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, ANACS grading was noted for being conservative in many cases. This lot is an example of conservative grading given the limited wear and natural coin gray patina. Under a bright light, there is a color transition to rose-gray and blue hues. Field have a steely finish with some reflectance under a bright light. Overall, this is an attractive example for the grade.
	Seated 50C	1873 Closed 3, No Arrows	AU58	NGC 1900174003	WB-4	Original	$995	New June 25! Prooflike Surfaces. Well Struck. This is clearly from freshly polished dies with both sides displaying prooflike surfaces. Nicely struck with some weakness around stars 7, 8, and Miss Liberty's head, there is copper toning towards the rims . Previously sold by GFRC as a Choice coin, we feel the scratch to the left of stars 11, 12, and 13 is prominent enough to call it Original. Additional obverse marks are seen.
	Seated 5C	1837 Small Date	AU58	NGC 348522012		Gem	$1450	New June 25! Wow! For the Color Connoisseur. First Year Type. Gorgeous dual-side toning provides superb eye appeal on this first year of issue of this No Stars type half dime. Vibrant blue toning surrounds light magenta color. Well struck with a whisper of wear. There is an interesting cud forming on the first A in AMERICA on the reverse. Light handling lines can be seen on the obverse fields but are hidden beneath the very attractive toning.
	Barber 10C	1911	MS67	PCGS 53615223		Choice	$3500	New June 9! Attractive Dual Sided Toning. This coin has wonderful dual sided toning. Miss Liberty has an almost cameo look as she stands out from the rainbow toned fields around her. There are two small light ticks that can be seen on Miss Liberty's cheek under magnification. The well struck reverse has vibrant orange and olive green toning and completely mark free.
	Barber 25C	1900-S	AU58	PCGS 38189071		Choice	$895	New June 9! Well Struck with Good Luster. This turn of the century branch mint coin is well struck and posseses good underlying luster on original surfaces for this ever popular AU58 grade. The surfaces are bathed in copper toning with deeper copper highlights in some areas around the rim. Under a loupe, light handling lines can be seen on Miss Liberty's cheek
	Barber 50C	1909	AU58	CACG 264614661		Choice	$795	New June 9! Popular AU58 Grade. Decently struck with good luster for this popular AU58 grade. The rims are copper toned with the obverse rims being more deeply toned. The obverse has some scattered lines that are more prevalent on the left obverse field. The reverse is gem quality on its own.
	Capped Bust 50C	1807 Large Stars	F12	PCGS 38927592	O-112	Choice	HOLD $750	New June 9! Original and Choice. A problem free dove grey example of this common O-112 variety which has the 50 over inverted five in the denomination.
	Capped Bust 5C	1834	MS65	PCGS 26130192	LM-2	Gem	$4450	New June 9! Superb Toning; Hammered Strike. This gem Capped Bust half dime has everything going for it - fantastic luster underlying grey blue multicolored toning over mark free surfaces. The strike is exceptional as well with each star coming to a point and outstanding detail on the eagles feathers and talons.
	Capped Bust 5C	1835 Small Date, Small 5C	MS62	PCGS 33355176	LM-10	Gem	HOLD $1695	New June 9! Incredible Toning for the Color Connoisseur. The look of this coin is precisely what we want GFRC 2.0 to handle. Unfortunately, there are not many Bust coins that look anything like this. Amazing rainbow toning fully drenches the entire obverse. The reverse has beautiful rainbow toning towards the rim with an original light grey center. There are some obverse marks on the right obverse field near star 11 and a small abrasion near Miss Liberty's cheek that justifies the MS62 grade. The PCGS label is incorrect as it lists it as a Large 5C when it is a Small 5C.
	Gold G$1	1855-O Type 2 Indian Princess	AU50	PCGS 46309487		Choice	$3250	New June 9! Superb Originality; Popular O-mint Type Coin. As the only O mint Type II gold dollar, the 1855-o gold dollar is very popular, especially when found with stone cold original, problem free surfaces. This strike is good except for slight weakness on the wreath leaves. There are a few tiny scattered ticks and marks but they do not detract from the great overall eye appeal.
	Seated 10C	1839	EF45	PCGS 4851821	F-105a	Gem	$995	New June 9! Pie Shattered Obverse - Early Die State Without Cracks, Gem Original, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection.. Previously sold by GFRC in April 2024 as part of the Gerry Fortin Reference Collection and can be looked up in the archives. As previously noted, "[t]he second unique die state of four for the Pie Shattered Obverse, the Holy Grail of Liberty Seated dime die variety collecting. This conservatively graded example is ideal for the grade with antique gray patina on the obverse with increment rose house on the reverse. Purchased decades ago and employed as the F-105a plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference. Gold CAC approved occurred during 2014. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.3 (2005) holder."
	Seated 10C	1840	MS63	PCGS 21861239	F-102	Gem	$3950	New June 9! Well Struck with Vibrant Blue and Deeper Magenta Toning. Previously sold by GFRC in April 2024 as part of the Gerry Fortin Reference Collection and can be looked up in the archives. This is the only Gold CAC 1840 No Drapery dime in any grade. Both sides of this well struck coin are toned vibrant blue with deeper magenta toning. There are a few marks on the fields on both sides that are well hidden beneath the attractive toning. In a PCGS Gen 4.2 (2004-2005) holder with NASDAQ:CLCT on two lines.
	Seated 10C	1841	MS62	PCGS 1435322	F-110a	Gem	$1895	New June 9! Well Struck with Dual Sided Toning. Previously sold by GFRC in April 2024 as part of the Gerry Fortin Reference Collection and can be looked up in the archives. This Gold CAC coin is fully toned on both sides. The stars and date are surrounded by yellow and orange toning with the rest of the obverse toned blue and magenta. The reverse is mostly blue with a magenta center. There is one scratch from Miss Liberty's left facing arm towards her stomach area. Without this mark, this coin would grade substantially higher. In a PCGS Gen 4.2 (2004-2005) holder with NASDAQ: CLCT on two lines.
	Standing Liberty 25C	1921	MS64	PCGS 33926365		Choice	$3300	New June 9! Original White of this Better Date. This is an original white example of this better date Standing Liberty Quarter. The strike is decent and the fields are smooth. There is an interesting die crack that traverses the top of the date. On the reverse, there is a scratch on the left facing wing that looks to be the only reason why it is not in an MS65 holder.
	Trade $1	1877-S	EF45	PCGS 56971825		Choice	$775	New June 9! Near Gem. Blue Grey Toning. This is what an original XF45 Trade dollar should look like. Only light wear on Miss liberty's knee and arm with good detail on her drapery. Eagles feathers are well detailed as well. Attractive grey toning with a bluish tint. No mentionable marks.
	Indian 1C	1884	MS65BN	PCGS 29399458		Choice	HOLD $525	New June 7! Sold from the Daily Blog. With CAC endorsement.
	Indian 1C	1900	MS65BN	PCGS 51816464		Choice	HOLD $240	New June 7! Sold from the Daily Blog. With CAC endorsement.