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Photo	Denom	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
	3Cent Silver 3CS	1853	MS64	PCGS 43321919		Choice	$750	New May 22! Beautiful Type Coin. From the Evergreen collection. Deep grey iridescent toning on this three cent silver. Clean, lustrous and beautiful.
	3Cent Silver 3CS	1857	MS62	PCGS 43517746		Choice	$795	New May 22! Difficult Type 2 Coin. Lustrous with Few Marks. From the Evergreen collection. It is fascinating that while the silver content was reduced in 1853 for the half dime, dime, quarter, and half dollar, the silver in 3 cent silvers was actually increased changing rom 75% silver to 90% silver. This coin is lustrous with few marks. The coin exhibits the normal striking weakness found on Type 2 3cS coins. The mintage of Type 2 3cS is a fraction of the Type 1 3cS coins.
	Capped Bust 10C	1831	AU58	PCGS 36529345	JR-1	Choice	$895	New May 22! Ex Centennial Collection. Well Struck and Highly Lustrous. From the Evergreen collection. This 195 year old dime exhibits strong luster with copper toning on both sides. It is well struck and devoid of any major marks.
	Capped Bust 25C	1818	EF45	PCGS 38101917	B-2	Choice	$2300	New May 22! Crusty Original; Later Die State. From the Evergreen collection. This one is for those that like deep, crusty toning. Late B-2 die state with heavily clashed dies.
	Capped Bust 25C	1833	AU55	PCGS 37933522	B-1	Choice	$1395	New May 22! Colorful Toning. From the Evergreen collection. B-1 with 3-line stripes in shield. Grey gold with beautiful rainbow peripheral toning over lustrous surfaces.
	Capped Bust 50C	1822	AU58	PCGS 50984624	O-105	Choice	HOLD $2250	New May 22! PCGS AU58 CAC Bust Half. From the Evergreen collection. Struck from rusted dies, the surfaces are microscopically granular giving the surfaces an attractive texture. The coin is fully original with nice luster and color. A bit softly struck but very few marks.
	Capped Bust 50C	1827 Square Base 2	AU58	PCGS 34255013	O-106	Choice	$950	New May 22! Grey Gold. This late date Bust half has grey gold patina over well struck, problem free surfaces.
	Capped Bust 50C	1834	AU58	PCGS 29501258	O-110	Choice	HOLD $1350	New May 22! Ex Link. Near Gem, Medallic in Appearance. From the Evergreen collection. This near gem AU 58CAC bust half has a hammered strike giving liberty a high relief appearance. The coin is silver grey with nice luster. Liberty's portrait is immuculate.
	Early Copper 1C	1798	AU53	PCGS 43500001	S-166	Choice	HOLD $3250	New May 22! Second Hair Style, S-166, B-32, R.1. This 1798 large cent is easily recognizable as the S-166 variety by the very large and diagnostic die crack extending rim to rim from above the E of UNITED through the final digit of 100. The coin has excellent detail with a few scattered marks on each side.
	Gold G$10	1851-O Liberty	EF45	NGC 1809172001		Choice	$3495	New May 22! Great Color, Original. The first thing one notices when viewing this coin is its blatantly original surfaces. Excellent surface life gives this coin the look of a higher grade. The color is beautiful. A few small marks keeps this one from a gem rating.
	Indian 1C	1859	MS63	NGC 8424905012		Choice	$1095	New May 22! Great Color, Clean Surfaces. This is an eye appealing example of the first year of the Indian cent type. Excellent red orange color with nice luster. A few small specks keeps this from a gem rating.
	Indian 1C	1862	MS64	PCGS 45229849		Choice	$775	New May 22! Original Surfaces; Well Struck4522. Undipped surfaces with light copper patina. Well struck with a few small flecks.
	Seated $1	1859-O	AU53	NGC 1661898006		Choice	$1795	New May 22! Original and Nice. This common O mint Seated dollar is undoubtedly original with its attractive grey toning over partially lustrous surfaces. A loupe and some light reveals some pale blue and golden highlights. A rim ding above the first A in STATES would probably keep this one from CACing but its got the look of a CACable coin and its listing price is well below what a CAC'd coin would sell for.
	Seated $1	1862	MS62	ICG 7719890201		Choice	$9250	New May 22! Mintage 11, 540. Well Struck and Flashy. This flashy low mintage coin is very well struck with many die striations in the fields on both sides. The brilliant surfaces are lustrous with a prooflike sheen. Small abrasions on both sides, the most prominent being two light lines in the field above Liberty's shoulder and stars 5 and 6..
	Seated $1	1867	MS62	ICG 4526491401	OC-1	Choice	$5750	New May 22! Beautiful Toning, Tough Date. This underrated With Motto Seated dollar has beautiful sea grean and blue toning with golden tan at the obverse periphery. The satiny luster is strong. The obverse has some marks on Liberty's portrait including on her neck and on the shield. The rims are unmarked and the reverse is very clean and easily makes the 63 grade. This the OC-1 Top 30 variety with easy to see repunched date.
	Seated 10C	1840 Drapery	EF40	CACG 832712940		Choice	HOLD $1195	New May 22! Beautifully Original, Light Wear for Grade. This is a very high quality example of the challenging 1840 with Drapery dime. Late in 1840 saw a transition to the new With Drapery Sully/Gobrecht design from the previous no drapery design. Few of the new design type were saved making the 1840 Drapery design very scarce in XF grades and higher. Only 31 stickered/5 CACG graded in all grades. Coin has grey toning with a bit of crust.
	Seated 10C	1854-O Shattered Obverse	VF35	PCGS 80554990	TOP 38 F-102 R6	Choice	$1450	New May 22! Massive Die Break on this Top 100 Variety. From the Indiana collection. Out of the Top 100 Seated dime varieties, this is among the most visually interesting with a giant obverse die break. Surfaces are toned in a light coppery color. There are some obverse marks in the left and right fields. The reverse is clean except for a thin scratch to the left of ONE.
	Seated 10C	1870	MS65	PCGS 46135623	F-101	Choice	$3450	New May 22! Better Date. The Only 1870 Dime in MS65 Endorsed by CAC. From the Indiana collection. The CAC population report shows a total of 26 endorsed by CAC in all grades. This is the only MS65 endorsed by CAC with four endorsed at the MS66 level. This highly lustrous coin is mostly brilliant white. The obverse is well struck with smooth fields. The reverse has some strike weakness on the upper left stalk.
	Seated 10C	1870/0	MS64	PCGS 38860216	TOP 54 F-104 R3	Choice	$1550	New May 22! Near Gem. F-104 Top 100 Variety. Well Struck with Attractive Dual-Sided Toning. From the Indiana collection. This 1870/0 dime packs plenty of eye appeal. Well struck and lustrous, the obverse is bathed in blue, magenta, orange, and yellow hues. The reverse is concentrically toned blue on the rims changing to magenta and then to light copper towards the center. There are some small marks on the obverse, but the reverse looks MS65 on its own.
	Seated 10C	1876-S	AU58	PCGS 24160755	F-124 R3	Original	$350	New May 22! The Discovery Coin for this F-124 Variety. From the Indiana collection. The large obverse blob on Miss Liberty's thigh is the defining characteristic of this variety. This is the very coin that was the discovery coin for this variety. The upper loop in the first S in STATES is incomplete. This is a frosty white example with slighly muted luster. There are a few scattered marks on the coin.
	Seated 10C	1886-S	AU58	PCGS 18393616	F-102	Choice	$825	New May 22! Tough F-102, R6 Variety. Nice Originality and Well Struck. From the Evergreen collection. This is the highest graded F-102 (R6) that Gerry sold in the past 13 years and is listed with this variety on the PCGS label. Well struck and wonderfully original with good luster. There are some lines on the right obverse field. The reverse is pleasantly smooth.
	Seated 10C	1891-S	MS64	PCGS OGH 2648423	TOP 100 F-105 R4	Choice	$850	New May 22! F-105 Top 100 Variety. OGH. From the Indiana collection. This is an F-105 (R4) Top 100 Variety in a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993 - 1998) OGH holder. This is an original frosty white example with no major marks to note. The S/s mint mark looks more like a blob than an S. There are some mottled light brown toning spots on the coin which are more prevalent on the reverse.
	Seated 25C	1857-O	EF45	PCGS 20419922		Choice	$575	New May 22! Original Olive-Grey. Olive-grey toning with blue accents. Clean rims with only a few old scattered marks. Typical strike for an 1857-O with weakness in the eagle and around the shield.
	Seated 25C	1871	AU50	PCGS 10727017		Choice	$595	New May 22! Better Date. Mintage of 118,200. From the Vermont collection. The 1866-1872 Reconstruction Era Philadelphia quarters have relatively low mintages. This better dated coin is well struck with light blue and magenta toning when twirled under a light. There are scattered marks on both sides including some lines below Miss Liberty's neck. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005 - 2011) holder.
	Seated 25C	1878-S	EF40	PCGS 36753691		Choice	$3250	New May 22! Only 22 Endorsed by CAC in All Grades. Just 22 coins have been endorsed by CAC at any grade. There is one VF20, two XF40, two XF45, and two AU58 in the VF-AU range. This is one of the tougher dates that is harder to find with a CAC endorsement than the mintage would indicate. This is a strictly original coin that is decently struck with light grey surfaces. The obverse is nicely smooth while the reverse has more lines and marks including a mark to the left of A in QUAR . Finding another CAC coin in VF-AU will be a challenge.
	Seated 50C	1853 Arrows and Rays	AU50	PCGS 58758617		Choice	$795	New May 22! Crusty Original Grey Dirt Patina. This popular one year type coin has crusty gray dirt patina. There are few light ancient toned over scratches in the obverse fields visible with a 5x glass but the original antique patina trumps these minor imperfections. Interesting die crack from Liberty's base through the left arrow and thru the 1 of the date.
	Trade $1	1873-CC	AU58	ICG 7461870801		Choice	$7100	New May 22! Scarce CC date; Well Struck. The 1873-CC Trade production was only 124,500 pieces making Choice AU pieces scarce. This example is lightly toned silver-gray toning. The strike is excellent for the date with good head and feather detail. Both sides have scattered marks and lines but none that merit special mention.
	Trade $1	1876 Type II/II	EF40	SEGS 5309341411		Original	$3200	New May 22! The Discovery Coin. Very Rare Type II/II Business Strike. This is the discovery coin of the business strike Type II/II variety. Described on page 92 of Joe Kirchgessner's book on trade dollar variety's published in 2025 as being "extremely rare" and an "exceedingly difficult coin to locate in an SF or better grade." Top 37 trade dollar variety. This coin is pleasing charcol grey. A well hidden scratch is located at the rim between stars two and four.
	Trade $1	1876-CC Very Wide CC	EF40	ANACS 472357		Choice	$1450	New May 22! Original; Cool Variety. Top 37 Trade dollar variety by Kirchgessner. Nice original surfaces, a bit on the dark side but excelent color under a light. No individually mentionable marks.
	Seated 25C	1872-CC	G4	NGC 143812020		Choice	HOLD $3250	New May 15! On Hold from the Daily Blog. CAC endorsed.
	Barber 25C	1914-S	VG10	CACG 969736599		Choice	$295	New May 14! 264,000 Mintage. Better Date. For a well circulated coin, it still shows 4 1/2 letters of LIBERTY. This light grey coin has an original skin and has few imperfections giving it great eye appeal.
	Barber 50C	1897-S	F15	NGC 8292202019		Choice	$850	New May 14! Scarce Date; Problem Free Original Grey Surfaces. Four of the seven letters of LIBERTY are full with BER being partial. There are no major distracting marks on this light grey coin. From arms length the obverse looks smooth, but a loupe reveals some smaller marks on the obverse. The reverse is gem quality.
	Capped Bust 10C	1823/2	VF25	PCGS 42297742		Choice	HOLD $650	New May 14! Attractive Color. This 200 year old light grey dime has nice eye appeal with tinges of yellow and sea green surrounding the devices. There are some unobtrusive short marks scattered on the obverse.
	Capped Bust 50C	1806 Pointed 6, Stem	VG10	PCGS 19225725	O-118b R4	Choice	$850	New May 14! Original and Smooth; Cool Die Cracks. A cool die variety with die cracks from rim to claw, through TED and from rim through the O in OF into the stars. The coin looks just how a totally original 1806 half should look with even grey surfaces. The surfaces and the rims are very clean and the detail is good for a F12, except for the eagle's left facing wing which is weak due to striking weakness caused by the die breaks.
	Capped Bust 50C	1834 Sm Date, Sm Ltrs	AU53	PCGS 32708883		Choice	$850	New May 14! Pretty Dual Sided Toning. This is a well struck lustrous Bust half dollar with wonderful dual sided toning. The reverse is slightly rotated. Beneath the color, there are some light lines on the left obverse field emanating near Miss Liberty's chin. The eye appeal will not disappoint.
	Capped Bust 50C	1836	EF45	NGC 6691697009		Choice	$330	New May 14! Choice Grey, Nice Type Coin. A nice orignal grey example with a bit of crust and without issues.
	Early Copper 1/2C	1855	MS64BN	PCGS 61245846		Gem	$1050	New May 14! Bluish Copper Toning; Excellent Luster. We paid strong money at the CSNS show for this beautiful half cent because of its excellent eye appeal. The coin is on the darker side but it sparkles with its attractive bluish toning which comes alive with strong underlying luster and no distractiing marks.
	Franklin 50C	1957-D	MS67FBL	PCGS 51663939		Gem	$3300	New May 14! Colorful Mint Set toning; Well Struck. Classic mint set toning on this clean and very attractive Franklin half. The luster and the strike are excellent. The obverse center is drenched in desirable green with some magenta and deeper orange color.
	Gold G$10	1891 Liberty	MS64	PCGS OGH 6549510		Choice	$12500	New May 14! OGH. Tied for Highest Graded with CAC; Beautiful Original Color. Near Gem. If you want to learn what strictly original gold looks like, this is it. Excellent luster under deep orange toning. With a mintage of just 91,820, this coin in an OGH PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) holder becomes difficult in MS63 CAC and very difficult in MS64 CAC with 3 CAC endorsed in this grade with none finer. A few obverse marks keeps this from grading MS65, but the reverse on its own is MS65.
	Gold G$2.5	1838 Classic Head	AU50	NGC 4192931005		Original	$1795	New May 14! Bright, Lusterous Surfaces. This near choice Classic Head quarter eagle has clean, lustrous surfaces with few marks. The surfaces are bright leading us to believe the coin has been lightened but it is an attractive for the grade.
	Indian 1C	1899	PF67RB	PCGS 50481396		Choice	$5450	New May 14! Almost Fully Red. This nicely struck proof displays attractive color. The obverse is mostly red with deeper magenta color on the left which likely prevented the coin from being designated as fully red. The right obverse is flashy with orange color mellowing to yellowish green towards the rim. The reverse is fully red. None of the small specks are distracting.
	Seated $1	1860-O	MS62	CACG 387673268		Choice	$4500	New May 14! Colorful and Original. While 7000 or so 1860-O dollars were released by the Treasury in the early 1960s, most of those are heavily bagmarked and mostly white. Not this coin. Excellent color and luster and fewer marks than usually seen at this grade indicate this was probably not a Treasury coin. The usual CACG strict grading.
	Seated 10C	1837 Small Date	EF45	CACG 727728842	F-103a	Gem	HOLD $1050	New May 14! Beautifully Original; Cool Variety with Die Break. Another recent purchase from the CSNS show that we had to buy. This first year of issue is perfect for the grade with super slate blue toning and an absence of marks. A horizontal die crack from the rim to the M in DIME make this variety interesting and easy to spot.
	Seated 10C	1849-O	MS64+	CACG 136682242	F-101b	Gem	$22500	New May 14! Among the Finest Known; Exceptional Eye Appeal. Previously from the Gerry Fortin Collection as a PCGS 64 CAC, the coin has since upgraded to a CACG 64+ making it the highest graded CAC coin. The other 64 CAC coin is the Bender coin which is tightly held in one of the finest collections of New Orleans coins. PCGS has certified a single MS 65 higher which is not CAC'd making this coin one of the finest 1849-O dimes in existance. With its exceptional preservation, strong frosted luster, and beautifual rose, aquamarine and blue toning, this one makes a good case for being the finest of the three. With (L)egacy designation on holder.
	Seated 50C	1842-O Medium Date	EF40	PCGS 58758620	WB-12	Choice	$495	New May 14! Great Color and Luster; Clean Surfaces. This coin was featured in our April 21st blog, "Almost CAC Quality" coins. This one has crusty gray dirt patina. There is an ancient, dull scratch thru the shield on the reverse and a few similar-era toned over scratches in the obverse field but the original antique patina more than makes up for these minor imperfections.
	Seated 5C	1860 Transitional	MS64	PCGS 52076438	J-267	Choice	$7300	New May 14! Rare with about 100 Known! The Coin without a Country. In 1859-1860, the half dime and dime changed to having United States of America moved from the obverse to the reverse. During this transition period, some 1860 half dimes were struck with the new With Stars Obverse. However, some coins were paired with the 1859 reverse which doesn't have United States of America on the back, thus the "Coin without a Country." PCGS now calls these Transitional and a Judd-267 pattern number has been assigned to these rare transitional coins. This coin has attractive and original rust purple toning over lustrous surfaces. It is well struck with the exception of stars 9 and 10 on the obverse. There is one line on the right obverse field near stars 12 and 13. While these coins are certainly rare, it is the story that makes this a fascinating conversation piece to non-collectors.
	Trade $1	1875-S	MS64+	PCGS 25003370		Choice	$4500	New May 14! Stone Cold Original; Grey Iridescence. A near gem beauty with excellent luster and color. We love Trade dollars and think they are undervalued relative to other series. This one would make an excellent type coin.
	Seated 25C	1841	AU58	PCGS 32227211		Choice	HOLD $1950	New May 13! Well Struck. Nice Luster. PCGS Population of 6. One of the better P-mint dates for No Motto quarters with a mintage of 120,000. This well struck coin has nice luster. The color is an attractive pale mauve grey. Only small marks none of which are of note.
	Seated 25C	1856	MS64	PCGS Rattler 5083620		Choice	$1750	New May 13! PCGS Rattler. In a PCGS Gen. 1.2 (1986-1989) Rattler holder. An original white coin with strong creamy luster. Both sides are clean with hardly any disturbances. It is decently struck with some weakness at the center of Miss Liberty and the eagle's left facing wing and arrow nock. There are a few toning streaks on the obverse but the eye appeal is strong due to the stunning originality.
	Seated 25C	1858-S	EF45	PCGS 35479623		Choice	$3500	New May 13! Tough Date in XF. A better date that is difficult to find in XF or higher grades. This is a medium grey example that is well struck with muted luster. Bluish toning envelopes the obverse stars and date and the reverse legend. There are two light scrapes in the center of Miss Liberty.
	Seated 25C	1863	MS64	PCGS 45196399		Gem	HOLD $4000	New May 13! Superb Luster. CAC has endorsed 6 at this grade and 13 coins higher. Fabulous luster on this brilliant white coin. This Civil War date is superbly struck. The obverse shows some light die clashing. Light die striations can be seen on the prooflke reverse. A few small ticks can be found but this coin is close to the next grade.
	Seated 25C	1864	MS62	PCGS 27741440		Choice	$3000	New May 13! No Noticeable Marks. CAC has endorsed just this coin at this grade and 15 coins at MS64 or higher. A nicely struck Civil War era coin with no noticeable marks. Toning is mostly brownish with traces of purple on the reverse near QUAR. DOL. The luster on the reverse is excellent, but muted on the obverse which probably kept this coin from a higher grade. Some die clashing can be seen on the reverse.
	Seated 25C	1869-S	VF25	PCGS 41554117		Choice	$775	New May 13! Better Date S-Mint. From a mintage of 76,000, this is an original looking coin with light grey surfaces. There are thin light scratches straddling the 6 in the date and a mark to the left of star 12 that would probably disqualify from CAC endorsement. The reverse is quite smooth.
	Seated 25C	1871-S	MS62	PCGS 47987547		Choice	$9500	New May 13! Near Gem. PCGS Population of 5 with 10 higher graded. My (DL) former set coin. It was purchased from the DLRC Richmond Collection in 2005 in an NGC-62 holder and kept for 10 years until it was sold into a friend's collection of Seated quarters that ultimately was sold to purchase the legendary 1795 Sheldon-79 large cent. Since then, it has been crossed into a PCGS-62 holder and looks much better in this holder. The luster is superb on this well struck coin.The toning is a rust color that doesn't impact the luster.There are traces of light rub on the obverse which explains the grade as there are no marks of note. The reverse show no wear. This is one of the best dates in the Seated quarter series.
	Seated 25C	1872-CC	F15	PCGS 81238896		Choice	$6000	New May 13! Good Originality and Detail. The 1872-CC and 1872-S quarters are considered the fourth or fifth toughest dates in the Seated quarter series behind the big 3 of 1870-CC, 1871-CC and 1873-CC with arrows. From an absolute rarity, my (DL) opinion is that the 1872-CC is fourth. This coin displays nice originality and is far more original than most in straight graded holders. The detail is good for a Fine-15 coin. The diagnostic diagonal line towards the bottom of the shield to authenticate 1872-CC quarters is worn, but plainly visible. There are two old, toned over lines on the obverse mentioned for accuracy. One is vertical from star 7 and another one runs from Miss Liberty's thigh to the Y in the shield.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1919-S	AU53	PCGS 60189861		Choice	$3850	New May 13! Golden Toning. This beautiful coin has strong satiny luster and semi-reflective surfaces covered by pretty golden toning. The wear is light for the grade. A few very light lines on the obverse but the eye appeal is well above average for this tough date. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.3 holder (March to November 2005).
	Walking Liberty 50C	1920-S	AU58	CACG 607924334		Choice	$2100	New May 13! Blazing Luster. This coin has blazing luster under light grey surfaces. A bit weakly struck in the centers as usual but on close examination the coin has barely any wear. The 1920-s Walker has the lowest CAC population of any date in the Walking Liberty half series.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1921	AU58	PCGS 33597235		Choice	$9250	New May 13! Frosty Luster. This near gem has strong frosty luster cover the original obviously undipped surfaces. Mostly grey with the lightest golden toning. Only the lightest of marks with very few light lines. A very attractive coin.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1921-D	EF40	PCGS 42290337		Choice	$5950	New May 13! Near Gem. This near gem is one of the key dates to the series. It's color is a very attractive battleship grey with light pink and peach iridescence with a lot of underlying luster. The surfaces are very smooth with only a few small marks in the obverse field keeping it from a gem grade. The reverse is pristine. Both sides are very well struck with excellent detail, even at the centers, notwithstanding the XF grade. You can even see Libery's thumb on her left hand.
	Seated $1	1845	AU55	CACG 644062496		Choice	HOLD $6250	New May 9! On Hold from the Daily Blog. CAC endorsed.
	Seated $1	1860-O	AU53	PCGS 8558190		Choice	HOLD $2150	New May 9! On Hold from the Daily Blog. CAC endorsed.
	Barber 25C	1907-D	MS62	NGC Fatty 209416025		Choice	$850	New May 2! NGC Fatty Gen 4.0. Prooflike Surfaces. The prooflike surfaces on this coin enhances the beauty and makes it stand out over most any other MS62 Barber Quarter. The coin is well struck with brilliant fields and light copper toning with traces of blue color. The reverse on its own grades at least MS65. The obverse has one line below Miss Liberty's cheek and one darker toning spot in the center of Miss Liberty, but the luster is unusually nice for this grade level. Housed in an NGC Gen. 4.0 Fatty holder without barcode
	Barber 25C	1909-O	MS66	PCGS 11485400		Choice	$15950	New May 2! Ex. Duckor/Bender. Colorful Toning over Clean Surfaces. Clean, lustrous surfaces are covered by colorful toning in shades of sea green at the peripheries with goldan tan centers. No mentionable marks.
	Barber 25C	1911-D	AU55	PCGS 18521530		Choice	$1200	New May 2! Better Date. Original and Lustrous. Barber quarter specialists know that the 11-D is a much better date in the series. This one is brilliant white with darker speckles more apparent on the reverse. It is smooth with no mentionable marks.The coin is decently struck with just star 3 being weaker. This is a tough coin to find with CAC endorsement with two in AU55, three in AU58 and just 6 Uncs.
	Barber 50C	1906	AU58	PCGS 33316732		Choice	$850	New May 2! Beautiful Originality, Popular PCGS-AU58 CAC. An obviously original undipped coin with nice luster and color. Mostly grey with a bit of crusty toning over problem free surfaces.
	Seated 10C	1854-O Shattered Obverse	EF40	PCGS 26580342	TOP 38 F-102 R6	Gem	HOLD $1850	New May 2! Strictly Original with Massive Die Break. Listed at #38 on the Fortin Top 100 Varieties. You are not going to miss the die break on this perfectly original light grey coin. The die break extends from star 10 all the way around to star 1 going through the date and arrows. Gerry rates this F-102 Crumbled Die as an R6 variety. There is one small mark near Miss Liberty's left facing arm and that's it. This one is close to CAC quality.
	Seated 25C	1840-O Huge O	F15	PCGS 45550295	Briggs 1-A	Gem	HOLD $3750	New May 2! Top 25 Variety. Tough Huge O Variety. Original and Smooth. If you are looking for a CAC endorsed 1840-O Drapery Huge O variety, you should consider this gem quality coin for your collection. The obverse has even wear and a full LIBERTY on medium grey surfaces. Characteristic of this variety, the eagle's right facing wing detail is weaker than the left side. A lovely coin for the grade.
	Seated 25C	1873 No Arrows, Closed 3	G4	PCGS 31470665		Choice	HOLD $795	New May 2! 40,000 Mintage. Top 25 Variety. Rare Closed 3 Variety, Low CAC Pop.. This coin was previously sold by GFRC in March 2019 where Gerry noted that only 10 CAC examples of all grades had been stickered. More than 7 years later only one additional coin has been stickered with two more at CACG. This coin is the lowest graded CAC piece and CAC coins in the VF grade sell for more than double the price of this coin. This coin has much honest wear but without issues. This gray-brown piece has few issues taking into account its heavy use in commerce. Some wear into the rims in places but a great piece for those adding varieties to their Seated quarter collection.
	Seated 50C	1855-O Arrows	MS61	CACG 603233343		Choice	HOLD $1095	New May 2! Full Luster with an Appealing Crescent of Color; strict CACG grading.. This does not look like an ordinary MS61 coin. Booming luster on both sides. A crescent of blue and magenta toning on the obverse enhances the eye appeal. A few noticeable marks and handling lines on the right obverse field.
	Seated 50C	1865	AU58	NGC 6687207014		Choice	HOLD $2275	New May 2! Popular Civil War Date, AU58 Grade. This is a true AU58 coin with only a touch of wear over well struck surfaces. Nice original coin grey surfaces with light iridescent toning at the rims. The all important obverse is nearly gem with the reverse having a few more light marks and lines. If you've been looking for a choice AU example of this date, act quickly on this one.
	Seated 50C	1881	MS65	CACG 294426045		Choice	$4995	New May 2! 10,000 Minted. Lustrous with Color. Just 10,000 minted. This coin was clearly saved soon after being minted and well cared for since. It is well struck with few marks of any consequence. Both sides have colorful toning over strong underlying luster. The obverse has toning around the rims and on the right field with blue, magenta, and yellowis hues. The reverse toning is especially attractive as you move towards the right where the deep blue and magenta toning turns into vibrant yellow, orange, and blue color that glows from the strong underlying luster.
	Seated 5C	1838	MS65	PCGS 25351181		Choice	$1895	New May 2! Near Gem. Atrractive Stars, No Drapery Type.. Surfaces are original with a few ticks on either side. The obverse is well struck with eye appealing toning and is gem quality. The obverse center is mostly copper toned with tints of blue and magenta at the date and yellow blue near stars 1-8. The reverse is well struck except for the A in HALF.
	Seated 5C	1839-O Large O	VF30	PCGS 24052485	V-5, FS-501	Choice	$3395	New May 2! Scarce Large O FS-501, V-5. Original and Unusually Smooth for VF30. The Large O used in 1838-O dimes was used for this single die in 1839. This coin is designated on the label as one of eight FS-501 coins graded by PCGS with just two higher graded at VF35 and XF40. Smooth, original medium grey surfaces with one light rim ding on the rim near star 5.
	Seated 5C	1844-O 170 Degree CW Rotated Rev	EF45	PCGS 12248171		Choice	$1995	New May 2! Rotated Reverse. Scarce Date. 1844-O half dimes are one ot the better dates in the Seated half dime series. Some varieties of this date are medal turn which means the obverse and reverse are oriented the same way (no need to turn the coin up or down to orient the reverse). This coin is not exactly 180 degree medal turn and is designated by PCGS as a mint error with 170 degrees rotation. This small O reverse variety has good luster. It is well struck on the obverse and weaker struck on the reverse particularly in the right side of the wreath. The obverse has some small ticks and marks. The reverse is attractive with mostly copper toning and hints of magenta and blue toning.
	Seated 5C	1846	EF45	CACG 41371215		Choice	$6950	New May 2! Key Date! Good Detail, Unmarked Surfaces. Ex. Hilt Collection. Just 27,000 minted of this lowest minted date in the Stars on Obverse type. The next smallest mintage date is the 1853 No Arrows with a mintage of 135,000. What stands out is how smooth the surfaces are. The coin displays good detail with nice even wear. CAC has endorsed 4 at this grade, with just 5 higher. The CACG holder indicates this with a (L)egacy designation.
	Seated 5C	1853 Arrows	MS67	CACG 648509387		Gem	$12950	New May 2! Original surfaces; High Grade Type Coin. CAC has only endorsed 9 coins at the Supberb Gem MS67 level of this three year type coin. This coin is original with highly lustrous undipped off white surfaces. It is nicely struck and clean. Some die clashing can be seen on the reverse.
	Seated 5C	1858 Inverted Date	EF40	PCGS 3582829		Gem	HOLD $575	New May 2! Inverted Date Variety with Original Surfaces. One of the more interesting varieties in the Seated half dime series where the date was initially punched upside down and then was correctly punched. The repunching is most apparent in the spacing between numbers at the center of the date. The original, gunmetal grey surfaces have no noticeable marks. In a PCGS Gen. 4.0 (1998-2002) holder.