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Photo	Denom	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
	Capped Bust 50C	1830	AU53	ANACS 2424645	O-103	Choice	$495	New October 2! Attractive Peripheral Toning. Ex. Sooner Collection. Light grey with colorful toning at the edges, likely as a result of storage in the ANACS soapbox holder. Scattered small marks including one on Miss Liberty's bust.
	Capped Bust 50C	1839 Capped Bust	VF35	NGC 5743372010		Choice	$395	New October 2! Beautifully Original. Ex. Sooner Collection. This common Capped Bust half is deeply toned in charcoal grey but is not dark. The surfaces come alive under a light. One old toned over mark in front of Miss Liberty's chin but other than that, the surfaces and rims are clean. Originality can be beautiful.
	Seated 10C	1841-O Closed Bud Reverse	AG3	NGC 4226134001	F-102	Choice	$750	New October 2! Budget Friendly Example of a Tough Variety with a Full Good Obverse. Ex. Cleveland Collection. The Closed Bud Reverse is a popular and easy to see variety even when well worn. The obverse has a full rim and very good detail for an AG3. There is a scratch to the right of the date. The rest of the obverse has decent fields. The reverse grades an AG3 with the O mintmark clearly visible, but the lettering above that is worn smooth. The closed buds are easily visible on either side of the wreath.
	Seated 10C	1845-O	VF30	PCGS 38796205	F-101b	Choice	$925	New October 2! Cool Color, Nice Original Surfaces. Ex. Cleveland Collection. Grey blue toning on each side with hints of rust. The obverse has intresting streaks of lighter patches but the coin looks very original and the surfaces are smooth. Nice wide rims (as found on all 45-o dimes) frame the portrait in a pleasing fashion.
	Seated 10C	1850	MS63	PCGS 58327420		Gem	$1075	New October 2! Gem Original; Beautiful Subtle Color. Light grey obverse with baby blue toning in the fields around the base of Miss Liberty. The reverse is iridescent gray, with shades of pale green and pink. The coin has satiny luster and has very few marks. A gem.
	Seated 10C	1865	MS63	NGC 327246003		Choice	$7400	New October 2! Scarce Civil War Date; Choice Original. Ex. Cleveland Collection. Coin grey with magenta around the peripheries. Nice luster with only a few scattered marks and lines. A scarce Civil War date that has seen a substantial increase in price over the last several years.
	Seated 10C	1873-CC With Arrows	VG10	PCGS 64264103		Choice	$5500	New October 2! One of the Big 3 in Completing a Seated Dime Date/Mintmark Set. Mintage of 18,791 with perhaps 125 still existing in any condition. This is one of the big 3 (including the 1874-CC with Arrows and 1871-CC) dates that collectors working on a complete date/mintmark set need. Properly graded with at least 4 letters of LIBERTY still fully visible with the other 3 letters partially visible. This coins retains a good look and is nicer than most for a coin that is not endorsed by CAC. There is a mark in Miss Liberty's throat area, but other than that, the surfaces are above average. Here is an opportuinty to get one major step closer to completing a set.
	Seated 25C	1863	MS64+	PCGS 51663938		Gem	$5750	New October 2! Easily a Gem with Gorgeous Toning.. Ex. D. Low. This is my old set coin (DL) that I sold some time ago after keeping it for more than 10 years and has now been consigned to GFRC. This Civil War coin is fully struck on both sides. The obverse has a few more small marks to warrant the grade. The reverse is smooth and is easily an MS65 or better. At this grade level or lower, this is the best looking 1863 quarter I have ever seen.
	Seated 50C	1843	AU55	PCGS 42662575	WB-18	Choice	$995	New October 2! Excellent Luster and Eye Appeal. Ex. Sooner Collection. Light grey with fantastic luster. Superb striking detail in Miss Liberty's head and the eagle's feathers and claws. Interesting die cracks on both sides. Scattered but unobtrusive marks and lines on each side.
	Capped Bust 50C	1829	EF40	PCGS 28142353		Choice	HOLD $295	New October 1! Choice Original. Ex. Sooner Collection. Very original deep grey blue toning covers smooth satiny surfaces. Clean with few marks.
	Early Copper 1/2C	1804 Crosslet 4, Stems	AU58	PCGS 42096460		Choice	$1500	New October 1! Relatively Smooth with Even Chocolate Surfaces. A good looking early copper with smooth surfaces and nice toning. Some darker toning around the ribben on the reverse. This would make an excellent type coin.
	Gold G$2.5	1861-S Liberty	VF30	PCGS 42682987		Choice	$2795	New October 1! Low Mintage of 24,000. Smooth and Attractive. Smooth mark free surfaces are graced by pale yellow toning. A tough date with only 24 stickered in all grades with only 11 higher.
	Liberty V 5C	1886	MS63	PCGS OGH 7264188		Choice	$2700	New October 1! OGH. Well Struck and Lustrous. One of the three best dates in the Liberty nickel series. Well struck, lustrous with few marks. The grade is limited by a series of mint made planchet imperfections on the lower half of the obverse. Without the planchet imperfections, this coin would certainly grade higher. In a PCGS Gen. 3.0 (1990-1993) OGH holder.
	Seated 10C	1839-O No Drapery	VG10	PCGS 37211498	F-109 R6	Choice	$550	New October 1! Very Rare! Huge O Obverse, F-109 Small O Reverse, Natural Gray Toning, Choice. This is the third time that GFRC has handled this dime. As Gerry mentioned previously, "I've seen few 1839-O F-109 examples in any grade during my two decades plus of working with Seated dimes. The F-109 variety results from the pairing of "Huge O" obverse with another Small O reverse; its origins are not well understood to this day. The reverse exhibits a small O mintmark but from a different style punch fr0m previously documented dies of that year. The F-109 die pairing is the last use of the "Huge O" obverse die as most of the lower devices are effaced at this point." The coin itself is very original with attractive grey surfaces and few marks. The Seated dime variety specialist is advised to act quickly on this one.
	Seated 10C	1842	MS65	PCGS 60881113		Choice	$3250	New October 1! Fully Struck with Few Marks. The PCGS Population shows 10 at MS65 with just 7 higher. Fully struck, intensely lustrous with brilliant white surfaces. Marks are at a minimum. There is a light grease seen from the obverse rim to the back of Miss Liberty's head.
	Seated 10C	1865	PF66CAM	PCGS 45275848	F-102	Choice	$6500	New October 1! Finest Known Cameo Proof Endorsed by CAC. Attractive Rim Toning with Cameo Devices. Ex. Evergreen Collection. This is the sole finest of 8 proof cameos that have been endorsed by CAC. Well struck cameo devices are surrounded by attractive blue and magenta rim toning. One lint mark can be seen near the right facing wrist of Miss Liberty.
	Seated 10C	1874-S Arrows, Micro S	AU58	PCGS 35055292	F-101 R4	Original	$995	New October 1! Micro S Variety. Nicely Struck with Few Marks. Ex. Cleveland Collection. The F-101 Micro S mintmark looks like a small blob. Well struck with few marks on deep copper surfaces. Just a whisper of wear can be seen on Miss Liberty.
	Seated 10C	1874-S With Arrows	AU55	PCGS 19290730	F-102 R4	Choice	$1500	New October 1! Small Thin S, Choice Original, Golden Brown Patina, Accurately Graded. Ex. Cleveland, Tenafly, and Under Construction Collections. A thoroughly wholesome 1874 San Francisco strike with Small Thin S reverse. Surfaces retain active luster under the golden brown colors. Toning that is uniform across obverse and reverse. When viewed under a bright light, surfaces offer gun metal blue on the obverse. Strike is better than average but with weakness on Liberty's head. The reverse shows some die cracks in the left wreath but not far enough along to be designated as the F-102a die state. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 10C	1876-S	MS64	PCGS 13006413	F-115	Choice	$725	New October 1! Choice Original. Nice original grey with deeper golden toning. Satiny luster over well struck surfaces.
	Seated 10C	1886-S	MS62	NGC 1647262012	F-101	Choice	HOLD $1400	New October 1! Better Late San Francisco Date, Golden Coloring, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, City by The Bay Collection.. The 1886-S F-101 die pair is much more frequently encountered than the rare F-102. On the F-101 obverse, the date slopes down while the 8 digit is well centered under the pendant. Both the obverse and reverse dies are free of defects. This date is notably scarce in the lower Mint State grades with only 4 certified by PCGS at MS62 followed by 7 in MS63. The CAC population is surprisingly low with only 20 approved in all grades. Surfaces offer frosty luster and golden shades when examined under a bright light. The strike is crisp and completely executed, atypical for the With Legend hub design. Housed in NGC Gen 7 (1997-2000) holder with CAC approval. PCGS #4697.
	Seated 25C	1847 RPD & DDR	AU55	PCGS 29387449	FS-801	Choice	$800	New October 1! Original Grey, Cool Variety. Frosty grey surfaces are surrounded by golden highlights at the rims. Very well struck with only light wear. A cool variety with the repunched date and doubling on the reverse easy to see with the naked eye.
	Seated 25C	1861	AU58	PCGS 3658092		Gem	$1500	New October 1! Sensational Concentric Rainbow Toning!. There are few coins that we would consider unbelievable looking for the grade. This is one of them. Both sides with concentric rainbow colors brings out of this world eye appeal for this Civil War coin. Well struck and lustrous with the slightest of wear. Small marks are hidden beneath the vibrant toning. Please offer coins like this to us. The lines and haze on the obverse are from the holder and not on the coin. In a PCGS Gen. 4.0 (1998-2002) holder.
	Seated 25C	1864	AU58	NGC 684514013		Choice	$1395	New October 1! Scarce Civll War Date. From a mintage of 96,000, this well struck coin has a bluish tint on both sides. There is a small scratch on the left obverse field near star 5 and a thinner, but longer vertical scratch below star 9. The reverse has a cameo look with the eagle contrasting with the fields.
	Seated 25C	1877-S S/Horizontal S	AU58	PCGS 2692643		Choice	$895	New October 1! Flashy with Golden Highlights. Frosty devices and semi-prooflike fields. Blushes of deep gold create great eye appeal. Popular S/S variety.
	Seated 25C	1878	MS63	PCGS 58338354		Choice	$975	New October 1! Tough to Find Endorsed by CAC. Original with Subtle Toning and Clean Surfaces. Just 29 endorsed by CAC in all grades with this being the only MS63 with 8 higher. This is suprisingly difficult to find endorsed by CAC despite a sizable mintage. Tthe attractive subtle bluish and yellow green toning contains unusually few marks for an MS63. The obverse stars are mostly weakly struck.
	Seated 50C	1874 Arrows	MS61	PCGS 31445631		Choice	$1495	New October 1! Lustrous Type Coin with Decent Strike. Ex. Sooner Collection. Despite the lower Uncirculated grade, this has good eye appeal for this type coin with mostly brilliant white surfaces. There is a little rim toning seen on both sides that enhances the eye appeal. Small marks can be seen especially on the obverse, but the MS61 grade seems conservative. The reverse is at least MS62 on its own.
	Seated 5C	1838 Large Stars	MS64	NGC 4337155009		Gem	$1200	New October 1! Gem with Nice Toning. This tiny coin has a lot of appeal. Fully struck with very few marks for the grade. Attractive toning with pink and green toning on the obverse with more green on the reverse. Some small rim cuds on the obverse with the usual clash marks on the reverse.
	Seated 5C	1839	MS64	NGC 2037603041		Choice	$1195	New October 1! Ex. Col. Green/Newman with Attractive Toning. Another gorgeous early Seated half dime. This one is from the Newman collection and has interesting and attractive blue green toning with patches of silver grey. The strike is good.
	Trade $1	1873-S	EF40	PCGS 60838541		Choice	$850	New October 1! Original and Choice. Deep steel blue toning gives this better date Trade dollar a very original appearance. Excellent stricking details with Miss Liberty's head and the eagle's feathers fully defined. Much rarer than the common 75-S, 76-S, 77-S and 78-S, but carries only a small premium.
	Capped Bust 10C	1833	MS66	NGC 6701639002	JR-5	Gem	$9950	New September 29! Fully Struck with Rainbow Rim Toning. The NGC Population is 3 with just three finer. This MS66 Capped Bust Dime is fully struck with the hair curls beneath LIBERTY superbly defined. The very attractive rainbow rim toning surrounding off white centers provides wonderful eye appeal on both sides. The fields are clean except for one line seen on the right obverse field to the left of star 11.
	Draped Bust 50C	1807	VF35	NGC 2553747003	O-102	Choice	$1300	New September 29! Great Detail, Perfect Type Coin. A very pleasing Draped Bust half with original grey toning and good detail for a VF35 coin. Miss Liberty's drapery is full as is the ribbon detail. On the reverse, the sheild and eagles breast feathers are full. A very pleasing example.
	Gold G$1	1850 Type 1 Liberty Head	EF45	NGC 8900320006		Choice	$695	New September 29! Original and Choice. Original color and clean surfaces. Dirt in the reverse wreath and stars attests to the coins originality. We would grade the coin XF 40 but the beautiful, clean original surfaces more than make up for the slightly inflated grade. Cool die breaks through several obverse stars and into Miss Liberty's head. The 1850 gold dollar is our favorite Type I P-mint date.
	Gold G$20	1874 Liberty	AU55	NGC 3815795010		Choice	$5495	New September 29! Strictly Original Type 2 Liberty $20. This is a nice Type 2 Liberty $20 for a type set. The mintage of the 1874 is 366,780 which is considerably less than the 1873, 1874-S, 1875-S, and 1876-S which each had mintages above a million. Strictly original with some abrasions in the left obverse and Miss Liberty's cheek, otherwise the fields are clean. The reverse is gem quality.
	Gold G$5	1852 Liberty	AU58	PCGS 52719505		Choice	$2250	New September 29! Choice Original. An undipped original No Motto $5 with slightly dirty green gold luster. Only a hint of wear on well struck surfaces. An excellent type coin.
	Seated $1	1860-O	MS61	NGC 3228849018		Choice	$2550	New September 29! Excellent Choice Type Coin. Ex. Sooner Collection. Attractive blue green toning surrounding mostly grey surfaces. Very few bagmarks so this is probably not a hoard coin. Satiny luster and smooth surfaces for the modest mint state grade. An excellent type coin for this increasingly popular series.
	Seated 10C	1881	MS63	PCGS OGH 8094442		Choice	$1750	New September 29! OGH. Well Struck with Clean Surfaces. Just 24,000 were minted. Interestingly, there are only 28 CAC examples of this date in all grades compared to 98 for the 1879 dime where only 14,000 were minted. Well struck and brilliant white, there are some small marks on the obverse fields, but MS63 in this OGH holder is a bit conservative. The reverse is highly lustrous and would grade MS64 on its own. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder.
	Seated 50C	1844	MS63	NGC 1656775006		Choice	$2300	New September 29! Nice Toning, Cool Reverse Die Cracks and Cuds. Ex. Sooner Collection. Blue grey toning with blue at the peripheries and deeper gold on the eagle. Nice luster and strike. Some marks in the obverse fields account for the grade. A die crack encircles most the the reverse and small rim cuds above STATES adds interest.
	Seated 50C	1847	MS62	NGC 3462103014	WB-4	Choice	$1300	New September 29! Fantastic Luster and Strike. Ex. Sooner Collection. Light dove grey with fantastic luster. The strike is hammered. Light lines in the obverse fields and a spot next to the shield account for the modest grade. Pedigreed to the Dick Osburn Collection.
	Seated 50C	1858	MS65	NGC Fatty 150793001		Gem	$6600	New September 29! Gem Original, Great Color. Iridescent grey with all sorts of colors present when viewed under a light. Very clean with smooth surfaces throughout. Also with strong striking details, this would make an excellent type coin. In an old NGC Gen. 4.0 (1989-1992) holder.
	Seated 5C	1845	MS63	NGC 175406012		Choice	$550	New September 29! Original and Minimal Marks. Ex. Sooner Collection. Deep steel blue toning over well struck surfaces. Minimal marks for the grade. In an NGC Gen. 4.0 (1989-1992) holder.
	Standing Liberty 25C	1921	EF40	PCGS 56296056		Choice	$1095	New September 29! Original and Choice. A smooth, perfectly original example of this key date. Slate grey with golden highlights. The date is well struck. A great, high quality example for a circulated set.
	Barber 50C	1907-D	EF45	PCGS 32758883		Gem	$450	New September 28! Strictly Original with Clean Surfaces. This is a strictly original coin. Uniform light grey surfaces show few marks anywhere on the coin. An exemplary XF45 that is perfect for the grade.
	Buffalo 5C	1938-D D/D	MS68	NGC 5845794004		Gem	$5950	New September 28! Attractive Toning for this Ultra High Grade Buffalo. The NGC Population is 17 with 2 graded 68*. This is an ultra high grade Buffalo with attractive toning. The obverse is purple and magenta in the recesses of the Indian head and obverse fields. The reverse is toned yellowish orange with some green visible. This coin is unusually clean with just about no marks seen. For the collector that demands the very finest.
	Capped Bust 10C	1830 Small 10C	MS63	PCGS 45657036	JR-2	Choice	$3850	New September 28! Lustrous; Cool Die Cracks. Ex. Evergreen Collection. Both sides are well struck and exhibit frosty luster with the reverse having a bit more toning. Marks are consistent with the grade none of which is individually mentionalble. Interesting die cracks on the reverse, with a crack from the rim through the first S in States to the scroll and another heavier one through the leaves.
	Capped Bust 10C	1836	MS62+	PCGS 45581349	JR-1	Gem	$2500	New September 28! Gem Original. A beautiful Capped Bust dime with beautiful iridescent grey surfaces with lots of frosty luster. Marks are at a minimum and Miss Liberty's portrait is especially mark free. A die crack from the cap to star 8. Has the appeal of a higher grade.
	Capped Bust 50C	1819	AU50	PCGS 27927377	O-114	Choice	$1250	New September 28! Strictly Original with a Gem Reverse. Unquestionably original dove grey surfaces show a bare minimum of marks. Good detail in Miss Liberty's hair and the eagle's feathers. The reverse has few marks and is gem quality.
	Capped Bust 50C	1819/8 Small 9	AU58	NGC 4880525006	O-101	Choice	$2150	New September 28! AU 58 Cap Bust "Overdate". A popular grade for a popular "overdate." The O-105 variety is not an overdate but a die crack connecting the tail and loop of the 9. This coin is grey with nice luster. Mostly well struck but for a couple of stars and eagles left facing claw. Scattered light lines and marks on each side and including a line from star 6. Overall, an attractive example.
	Capped Bust 50C	1820 No Serifs on E's	AU Det	NGC 8225292005	O-107 R5	Cleaned	$11500	New September 28! No Serifs on Es R5 Variety. This is a tough O-107 R5 variety with no serifs on the left sides of the three Es on the reverse. While certified as cleaned with AU details, it doesn't come across as obviously cleaned. It is decently struck with medium grey surfaces. There are two vertical planchet defects that begin in Miss Liberty's neck area. Marks can be seen on both sides. Note that the last PCGS-AU50 coin sold for $19,200 in Jan. 2025.
	Capped Bust 50C	1820 Small Date, Curled 2	AU50	NGC 3808760007	O-103	Original	$895	New September 28! Lustrous and Well Struck. Ex. Sooner Collection. This well struck lustrous example is essentially brilliant white with some copper rim toning. Light handling lines can be seen with two more noticeable marks near star 5 toward the rim and left obverse field.
	Capped Bust 50C	1834 Lg Date, Sm Letters	AU55	PCGS 29627909	O-106	Choice	$695	New September 28! Lustrous. Ex. Sooner Collection. This is a mostly brilliant white lustrous example with a little rim toning. Scattered marks are seen on the coin with the reverse less abraided than the obverse.
	Capped Bust 5C	1834 3/Inverted 3	MS63	PCGS 38260528	LM-1	Choice	$1600	New September 28! Popular 3 over Inverted 3. This is the LM-1 or the 3 over inverted 3 variety. The deep blue grey toning cannot subdue the strong underlying luster. Well struck with minimal marks.
	Draped Bust $1	1803 Small 3	EF40	PCGS OGH 9984146	B-3, BB-256	Choice	$7950	New September 28! OGH, Rare B-3, BB-256 Die Variety. This is a condition census example of the rare B-3; BB-256 Small 3 die variety. Acccording to Bowers, 30-60 examples exisit and he says "this issue is one that the specialize would be well advised to acquire in any condition using leisure time to upgrade if the opportunity is presented." This is a nice XF example with the usual weakness in the centers including on Liberty's hair and the corresponding area on the reverse stars. The rims are clean and the surfaces have only small scattered marks and llight lines while exhibiting good luster for the grade. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder.
	Draped Bust 50C	1803 Large 3, 12 Arrows	F15	NGC 555648008	O-101	Choice	$895	New September 28! 12 Arrows Variety. Choice Original.. Ex. Sooner Collection. Attractive rim toning enhance the original surfaces of this Draped Bust half. This is an interesting variety with the eagle clutching 12 arrows, instead of 13. There are some marks seen in the lower half of the obverse. For under $1,000, you can get an attractive Draped Bust half dollar that is also an interesting variety.
	Draped Bust 50C	1806 6 Over Inverted 6	EF45	NGC 656445003	O-111	Choice	$6750	New September 28! Original Example of this Popular Draped Bust Half Dollar Variety. The inverted 6 is easily seen on this popular Draped Bust half dollar variety. This is an original example with light grey surfaces and hardly any hairlines seen. There are two thin pinscratches on the right obverse field that goes to star 12.
	Early Commems 50C	1925 Vancouver	MS65	PCGS OGH 6142728		Gem	$850	New September 28! OGH Gem. Blazing luster underlying golden toning on both sides. Very light scattered marks account for the grade. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder.
	Franklin 50C	1951-S	MS66FBL	PCGS 48504542		Choice	$1150	New September 28! Strictly Original with Peripheral Toning. The San Francisco Franklin halves are by far the most difficut mint to find Full Bell Line coins. This example is strictly original with peripheral toning. Outside of a few marks on Franklin's cheek, the surfaces are smooth.
	Gold G$1	1873 Type 3 Indian Princess	MS63	PCGS 56482617		Gem	$4500	New September 28! Prooflike and Cameo. Deep green gold toning over prooflike fields. Frost on Miss Liberty and the eagle gives the coin a cameo effect. Light lines on the delicate fields accounts for the grade. A beautiful gold dollar.
	Gold G$5	1864 Liberty	AU50	PCGS 43083689		Gem	$26500	New September 28! Civil War Rarity with Just 4,170 Minted. With a mintage of just 4,170, PCGS estimates that just 65 examples exist in any grade. CAC has endorsed 16 examples including 3 in AU50 and ten graded higher. On top of being a rare date during the Civil War, the originality and nice surfaces of this gem quality example would be tough to improve upon.
	Mercury 10C	1937-S	MS66FB	PCGS 37230512		Gem	$595	New September 28! Exceptional Eye Appeal and Well Struck. This is a coin where the picture is worth a thousand words. This is a beautiful coin with exceptional rainbow rim toning. Well struck, lustrous, and original. With a loupe and tilting the coin a certain way, there is a light luster graze on the cheek. It will be tough to find a more eye appealing example.
	Mercury 10C	1941-S	MS67FB	PCGS 15407349		Gem	$325	New September 28! Superb Gem; Excellent Strike. Blast white with blazing luster and a full strike.
	Morgan $1	1879-S	MS67	PCGS 44684329		Gem	$1450	New September 28! Frosty Surfaces, Very Clean. A superb gem! Blazing luster with hints of orange-gold toning at the obverse periphery and in Miss Liberty's hair. Some frost on the devices creates exceptional eye appeal.
	Morgan $1	1879-S	MS67	NGC 6979529005		Gem	$1195	New September 28! Frosty Colorful Superb Gem Morgan. Original white, undipped frostly surfaces. Bold luster with rainbow crecents at the left obverse and at 12 o'clock on the reverse. Very pretty.
	Morgan $1	1880-S	MS67	PCGS 44567908		Gem	$1300	New September 28! Superb Gem. Original uindipped white superb gem Morgan. The devices are frosty, especiallly the eagle, and the reverse fields are semi-reflective. Very attractive.
	Morgan $1	1881-S	MS67	PCGS 43289757		Gem	$1300	New September 28! Exceptionally Clean. This superb gem is characterized by super clean undipped original surfaces. Red and gold iridescence at the left obverse creates beautiful eye appeal.
	Morgan $1	1882-S	MS66	PCGS 44644834		Choice	$425	New September 28! Nice Frost and Toning. This gem has excellent frost in Miss Liberty's hair and excellent luster underlying the lightly toned surfaces.
	Morgan $1	1891-CC	AU53	PCGS 61862202		Choice	$700	New September 28! Very Original; Clean Surfaces. Deep grey toning over very smooth mark free surfaces. Well struck and lightly worn, a lovely gem quality AU Morgan dollar of this popular Spitting Eagle variety.
	Morgan $1	1893	EF40	NGC 3265449009		Choice	$895	New September 28! Choice Original. Charcoal grey with deeper toning around the devices. Real luster can be seen notwithstanding the wear. A beautiful, original example of this better date.
	Seated 10C	1870/0	MS64	PCGS 38860216	TOP 54 F-104 R3	Choice	HOLD $1700	New September 28! Near Gem. F-104 Top 100 Variety. Well Struck with Attractive Dual-Sided Toning. Ex. Evergreen and Indiana Collections. 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	1880	MS66+	PCGS 25004984	F-102a	Gem	$2650	New September 28! Low Mintage Circulation Strike, Partially Mirrored, Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen and Sheffield Collections. Three die pairs were employed for the 1880 Philadelphia dime issue, only two of which were used for circulation strikes. The F-102 die pairing can be located as a proof strike followed by the F-102a circulation strike as is the case with this offering. Since the dies were reused, it is not uncommon to see partially mirrored fields for well preserved F-102a survivors. This example radiates mirrored reflectance that is not impeded by the orange-rose patination. Accurately graded with unquestionably originality. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 (20013-2014) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 10C	1887	MS66+	PCGS 50140255	F-108	Choice	$1700	New September 28! Well Struck, Lustrous and Original. Ex. Evergreen Collection. The PCGS Population is 8 with just 9 higher. Well struck with coppery toning on lustrous original surfaces. Accurately graded with some small marks seen on both sides.
	Seated 10C	1890	MS66+	PCGS 81381305		Choice	$1650	New September 28! Near Gem. Well Struck with Original Attractive Toning. Ex. Evergreen Collection. The PCGS Population is 5 with just 8 higher. Well Struck with attractive toning on original surfaces. The obverse is toned reddish orange with magenta. The reverse is bluish grey and is at least an MS67 on its own. Pedigreed in a D. L. Hansen label.
	Seated 10C	1891-O	MS63	PCGS 21225420	F-115	Choice	$495	New September 28! Interesting Die Cracks on Both Sides. This F-115 is easy to identify with the large die crack through the center of the mintmark. This is a mostly briliant white example with a die break from ES in STATES through Miss Liberty's weakly struck head and OF to the first A in AMERICA. There are some toning spots on the obverse, but the fields are unusually smooth for an MS63. The reverse easily grades at least MS64 on its own. In a PCGS Gen. 4.1 (2002-2004) holder.
	Seated 10C	1891-S	MS66	PCGS 5801959	F-116	Gem	$2750	New September 28! Gem Original. Ex. Evergreen, Gerry Fortin and Darrell Low Collections. Spinning cartwheels and blazing frosted luster are consistent with a higher grade rendering this old-time acquisition as an upgrade candidate. An acutely hammered strike leads to meticulously detailed motifs with subtle die polished lines across Liberty's breasts. Light gold in concentrated at the obverse rims and throughout the reverse. In hand inspection is suggested as this little lady provides exceptional eye appeal. F-116 with high level date and polished reverse die along with yet another plate coins within the Liberty Seated Dime online die variety reference. The CAC census notes 64 in all grades with twelve MS66 and five finer. Acquired by Gerry Fortin in November 2005 via Darrell Low. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.0 (1998-2002) holder with CAC Approval. PCGS #4708.
	Seated 25C	1891	AU53	PCGS 11199954		Gem	HOLD $575	New September 28! Exceptional Toning for this Last Year of Type. Wondrous dual sided toning of this last year of type issue. Miss Liberty is magenta with the fields surrounding her a vibrant blue with some reddish orange toning towards the rims. A few obverse marks are seen beneath the toning. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 50C	1879	MS65	PCGS 29975015		Gem	$4350	New September 28! Gem Original, Well Struck. Ex. Emerald and Newtown Collections. The low-mintage, 1879-1890 runs are well known to Liberty Seated half and quarter dollar enthusiasts, and this 12-coin group might easily stand on its own as a "set within a set." The present example, from the inaugural year of this run, presents a thick skin of smoky grey patina with sea-green highlights in the protected areas. Steely, frosted luster creates swirling cartwheels, and the eye appeal is compelling. Stars are sharply impressed, while a few of the feathers on the eagle's left leg are soft. The CAC census notes 96 examples in all grades, with 33 coins finer. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 (2015) Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 50C	1880	PF65	PCGS 40781870		Choice	HOLD $2475	New September 28! Fully Struck with Dazzling Reverse Toning. Ex. Emerald Collection. Mintage of 1,355. The reverse toning of this well struck proof is dazzling with vibrant blue, purple and magenta toning above deep watery fields. The obverse toning is attractive with blue and magenta concentric rim toning with a lighter purple center.
	Seated 5C	1860	MS67	PCGS 25252064		Gem	$2300	New September 28! Superb Gem with Great Color. Wow! This small coin packs a lot of punch. Golden grey with shades of peach and sea green. Fully struck with pristine surfaces and bold luster. A superb type coin or for a top shelf date set.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1918-D	AU58	PCGS 40958474		Gem	$2100	New September 28! Pastel Grey Toning. Dove grey with pastel shades of rose gold with scattered iridenscence. This gem Walker is not only pretty but is devoid of marks. Only slight weekness on Miss Liberty's head and the eagle's leg. Nice latiny luster throughout.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1943-S	MS65+	PCGS 82626992		Choice	$375	New September 28! Original White. This undipped gem has excellent luster with some frost with some hints of prooflike reflectivity. Sone light toning attests to the coins originality.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1946 Doubled Die Reverse	MS65	PCGS 53634657		Choice	$3150	New September 28! Well Struck with Easily Visible Reverse Doubling. This well struck example of this doubled die reverse is easily seen without a loupe. Doubling is seen on E PLURIBUS UNUM and at the tips of each wing feather. The obverse is mostly brilliant white with the top quarter of the obverse toned a light copper color. The reverse is fully briliant white.
	Capped Bust 50C	1814 Single Leaf	EF40	PCGS 83059886	O-105a R4	Choice	$1800	New September 25! Popular Single Leaf Variety with Nice Surfaces. Ex. Sooner Collection. This is a medium grey example of this popular R4 Single Leaf variety with no spots or discoloration. It is nicely struck with even wear. There are no mentionable marks seen.
	Capped Bust 50C	1820 Large Date, Sq Knob 2	AU55	NGC 706113013	O-105	Choice	$2495	New September 25! Attractive Dual-Sided Deeper Toning. Ex. Sooner Collection. Both sides are attractively toned with deeper blue, magenta, and yellow orange colors seen throughout both sides. There are some small marks seen on the obverse, but none are too noticeable. On the reverse, there is a small scrape below the eagle's left facing wing. Decently struck
	Capped Bust 50C	1825	VF25	NGC 3606252006	O-114	Choice	$325	New September 25! Choice Original. Ex. Sooner Collection. Charcoal grey toning with rust-gold around the devices. All design elements are well detailed despite the wear except the stars. An original and attractive coin.
	Capped Bust 50C	1827/6	EF40	PCGS 28089755	O-101	Choice	$550	New September 25! Popular Overdate that was Nicely Struck. Ex. Sooner Collection. This popular overdate has even light grey surfaces that was well struck. The reverse shows a large die crack through the denomination and lettering on the left side. Some marks are seen on both sides, but are not overly distracting.
	Capped Bust 50C	1837 Reeded Edge	AU50	PCGS 38633071	GR-18	Original	$650	New September 25! Near Choice. Nice Type Coin, Good Appeal. Ex. Sooner Collection. Light grey and gold toning with darker peripheral toning. A few lines and small marks on each side. There is a planchet defect through star 6. Scratch on star 8 is on holder.
	Capped Bust 50C	1839-O	VF30	PCGS 37628443		Choice	$2600	New September 25! Nice Originality for this Popular O-Mint Capped Bust Half. Ex. Sooner Collection. Demand is strong for this O-mint Capped Bust half with the mintmark on the obverse. Attractive light grey surfaces display good originality. Some marks are scattered throughout the coin.
	Early Copper 1C	1819	MS62BN	PCGS 42134055		Choice	$1450	New September 25! Original Type Coin. Ex. Evergreen Collection. Original uniform chocolate brown with a few small marks on the obverse including one near the chin. The reverse is clean. Miss Liberty is well struck but some of the obverse stars are weak.
	Morgan $1	1878-S	MS65	PCGS 44384326		Choice	$495	New September 25! Near Gem. First Year Issue that is Well Struck with Excellent Luster. This first year of issue Morgan dollar has excellent swirling luster that is well struck. The obverse may be MS65 quality, but the reverse looks to be MS67 quality.
	Seated 10C	1875	MS66	PCGS 80587788		Choice	$1100	New September 25! Pretty Rim Toning on Both Sides. Ex. Evergreen Collection. Well struck with eye appealing dual sided rim toning in olive green and bluish green. Good luster is seen. Tiny marks can be seen with no mentionable marks. Pedigreed in a D. L. Hansen label.
	Seated 50C	1840 Small Letters	MS62	NGC 1600591005	WB-2	Choice	$1850	New September 25! Attractive Dual-Sided Blue and Magenta Toning. Ex. Sooner Collection. The blue and magenta toning on both sides are attractive. The coin is decently struck on clean surfaces. Light rub can be seen which contributed to the grade. There is a die break from the Phrygian cap to star 9.
	Seated 50C	1845-O	AU55	PCGS 30802243	WB-2	Choice	$1600	New September 25! Well Struck and Lustrous. Ex. Sooner Collection. Mostly grey with excellent luster. Some colorful toning found mosty on the reverse. Generally well struck especially Miss Lliberty's head and the eagles feathers.
	Seated 50C	1848-O	MS63	PCGS 25685037	WB-8	Gem	$3450	New September 25! Frosty Gem. Ex. Sooner Collection. A frosty gem with bright grey surfaces and nice peripheral color. The luster is bold, marks are few and minor and the eye appeal is excellent.
	Seated 50C	1857	MS61	NGC 4183024001		Gem	$1275	New September 25! Excellent Eye Appeal on the Obverse. Ex. Sooner Collection. The eye appeal on the obverse is enticing with vibrant blue, magenta, bluish green, and yellow orange colors seen. There are no noticeable marks seen but some rub on the obverse can be seen to justify the MS61 grade. Miss Liberty's head is slightly weak as well as stars 7 and 8. The reverse is well struck and looks to be MS62-MS63.
	Seated 5C	1850	MS64	PCGS 28665988		Choice	$850	New September 25! Fully Struck with Good Originality. Ex. Sooner Collection. Fully struck with a clean obverse that grades MS65 on its own. Good originality is seen which makes the luster slightly muted. There is a hard to see thin pinscratch on the reverse above A in HALF going to the right cereal wreath to the topmost berry that takes this coin to an MS64.
	Seated 5C	1854 Arrows	MS62	PCGS 50627550		Choice	$350	New September 25! Well Struck With Arrows Type Coin. Ex. Sooner Collection. Well struck and brilliant white example of this popular With Arrows type coin. Die clashing is seen on both sides. Few marks are seen and far cleaner than most MS62 coins seen. The obverse looks to have been struck by a rusted die.
	3Cent Silver 3C	1853	MS66	NGC 5049833001		Choice	$1100	New September 24! Nicely Struck and Strictly Original. A nice type coin with strict originality. The strike is good with speckled toning towards the rims. Die clashing can be seen on both sides. There are some small marks on both sides including a mark on the reverse above the second I in III.
	Barber 50C	1902-O	VF30	PCGS 19678371		Choice	HOLD $360	New September 24! Near Gem. Strictly Original Medium Grey. No one is going to dispute the originality of this medium grey coin. The surfaces are smooth for a VF30. Putting together a strictly original VF set with this look is a tremendous challenge. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Barber 50C	1915-S	VF35	PCGS 64208290		Choice	HOLD $360	New September 24! Excellent Originality. Charcoal grey toning over clean surfaces. Just the way a Choice VF Barber half should look.
	Gold G$5	1842-D Liberty	AU53	CACG 814931011		Choice	$7995	New September 24! Small Date. Nice Color and Originality. The original orange gold surfaces have nice luster and only small scattered marks. Overall, this coin has excellent eye appeal.
	Gold G$5	1857-S Liberty	AU55	CACG 119652479		Choice	$4950	New September 24! Frosty and Clean. Ex. Fairmont. The honey gold surfaces are smooth and lustrous with a bit of frost. Combined with a sharp strike and minimal marks, this coin has excellent eye appeal. The label indicates it is a (L)egacy submission crossed from a PCGS Fairmont holder.
	Mercury 10C	1916 Mercury	MS67FB	PCGS 47967584		Gem	$1450	New September 24! Wonderful Toning on Well Struck Surfaces. Wonderful multi-colored toning makes this well struck first year type coin stand out. The rims are toned a deeper blue and change to magenta, orange yellow, and olive green moving towards the center. Hardly any marks are seen.
	Seated 10C	1857	MS65	PCGS 54280983	F-109a	Choice	$2200	New September 24! Pretty Toning over Clean Surfaces. Light grey in the centers with deep gold, rose and electric blue toning at the peripheries. Nice luster with no mentionable marks or lines. Pretty.
	Seated 10C	1881	MS66+	PCGS 34622620		Choice	$4250	New September 24! Condition Census. Just 24,000 Minted. Nicely Struck on Brilliant White Surfaces. The 1879-1881 dimes have unusually low mintages with the 1881 at 24,000. PCGS has graded three coins at the MS66+ level with just five finer. This is a nicely struck example that is mostly brilliant white. There are some tiny marks seen on both sides. In a D. L. Hanson pedigree label.
	Seated 5C	1865	PF65CAM	PCGS 18413306		Choice	$1700	New September 24! Nice Mirrors. Light golden toning with decent cameo contrast. Well struck with only a few light lines. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Walker 50C	1923-S	AU55	PCGS 42423119		Choice	$3450	New September 24! Well Struck and Lustrous. This early date Walker is well struck and displays nice luster. Part of Miss Liberty's thumb is visible on her hand in the center of the coin. Light blue and copper toning can be seen on the obverse rim. Small marks are scattered on both sides.
	Seated 10C	1838 Large Stars	MS66	CACG 498456108	F-113	Gem	$6500	New September 14! Reverse Die Flaw, Second Pairing, Gem Original,. This richly original example features blended steel-gray and champagne-pink patina on both sides. Strike is hammered with high relief stars regardless of the dies being significant eroded. Silky luster manages to radiate through a fairly thick patina. Surfaces are entirely unabraded and smooth and. The F-113 attribution points (reverse die flaw and die erosion below date) are easily seen. A well preserved candidate to represent the short lived No Drapery design in a high grade Mint State type set.
	Seated 25C	1841-O DDO	AU58	PCGS 49616419	Briggs 2-C	Original	$1700	New September 14! Doubled Die Obverse that is a Top 25 Variety.. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. This is a Top 25 variety with a Doubled Die Obverse. The doubled die is clearly seen on the outline of the shield. The strike is above average for the issue. Scattered lines can be seen on the obverse fields. The muted luster amd splotchy toning likely places the origin of this coin from the New Orleans hoard of over 200 1841-O quarters discovered in 1982.
	Seated 25C	1843-O Large O	AU58	PCGS 43133195	Briggs 3-F	Choice	$9500	New September 14! Likely Second Finest of this Top 25 Variety. Fully Struck and Brilliant White.. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. This AU58 example is likely the second finest known of this variety behind the Eliasberg MS64 example that sold for $25,850 in 2013. Brilliant white, the strike is absolutely pounded. The obverse surfaces indicate it was struck from an eroded die. Scattered obverse marks can be seen. The price guides are way off on this date as the prices realized for all AU coins are multiples of the price guide values. Greg Johnson wrote an E-Gobrecht article about the 1843-O Large O quarters that can be found at www.seateddimevarieties.com.
	Seated 25C	1843-O	EF45	PCGS 29947980		Choice	$1200	New September 14! Well Struck, Original.. Well struck with good originality. There is a layer of dirt on the surfaces on both sides. The obverse has too many marks to warrant a CAC endorsement with a thin scratch on the left obverse field emanating from star 1 being the most obvious.
	Seated 25C	1844	MS62	CACG 974283076		Choice	$2250	New September 14! Nicely Struck, Original Surfaces.. Strictly original medium grey surfaces are nicely struck. There are some obverse marks that warrant the MS62 grade. The reverse is nicer and grades MS63.
	Seated 25C	1849	MS64	PCGS 3456067		Choice	$6500	New September 14! Excellent Luster, Well Struck, Original.. Beautiful original luster on this well struck mostly white coin. The obverse is a high end MS64 while the reverse Is an MS64 due to some marks in the field to the left of the eagle's beak. In a PCGS Gen. 4.0 (1998-2002) holder.
	Seated 25C	1849-O	EF40	PCGS 47987545		Choice	$8950	New September 14! Key Date, Low Mintage of Just 16,000, Excellent Eye Appeal.. The mintage of 1849-O quarters is unknown, but purported to be just 16,000. Regardless, there is no question this is the rarest New Orleans Seated quarter. Unusually attractive for this date with bold blue rims and magenta toning in the centers. Some handling lines and marks can be seen on both sides, but none are notable. We have not seen a more appealing 1849-O quarter without a CAC endorsement. There are 9 XF40 coins graded by PCGS with 19 higher.
	Seated 25C	1850-O	MS63	PCGS 14526833		Choice	$6500	New September 14! Well Struck Coin, Better Date.. 1850-O quarters are difficult to find in Uncirculated condition with a CAC endorsement. There are two CAC coins in MS63 with just 6 higher which likely includes some resubmissions. This coin is well struck with lovely bluish color on the rims and magenta centers most prominent on the reverse. There are some marks on the right obverse field that define the grade. Housed in a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 25C	1851-O	VF20	PCGS 19175171		Choice	$1800	New September 14! Just 23 Endorsed by CAC at Any Grade. Original and Nicely Struck.. Ex. New Orleans Collection. 1851-O quarters are known to be poorly struck, but this coin is a happy exception. There are only 23 examples endorsed by CAC at any grade. Original light grey surfaces show even wear. Attesting to the originality, embedded dirt can be seen around all the devices. Some abrasions and marks can be seen on both sides.
	Seated 25C	1852	MS62	PCGS 44924563		Choice	$5000	New September 14! Well Struck on Strictly Original Surfaces.. With the decrease in silver content on coins in 1853, older coins were removed from circulation and melted which impacted 1850-1852 dated coins the most. There are 28 coins endorsed by CAC in all grades with 2 in MS62 and 9 higher. This is a well struck strictly original example. From an arm's length, this looks like coin that should grade higher. Small horizontal handling lines on the right obverse field and a mark on Miss Liberty's right facing arm makes MS62 an appropriate grade.
	Seated 25C	1855-S Arrows	AU58	PCGS 90058886	Briggs 1-C	Choice	$5000	New September 14! Difficult to Find in AU58. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. There are only four PCGS AU58 examples graded. This date is well known for having no examples in XF or AU endorsed by CAC. Lustrous surfaces on light grey surfaces. The obverse is well struck while the reverse shows some weakness on the eagle's left leg. Some marks can be seen in the field to the left of Miss Liberty's mouth and left facing arm. In a PCGS Gen. 4.1 (2002-2004) holder.
	Seated 25C	1856-S	EF45	PCGS OGH 96365971		Choice	$6950	New September 14! OGH, Highly Lustrous, Good Strike.. This coin is arguably an AU coin based on excellent luster and good detail. The obverse is well struck with some small marks on the right obverse field towards the left side. Light roller marks can be seen across Miss Liberty's chest. The reverse is quite smooth with just a hint of weakness in the eagle's left facing leg. Housed in a PCGS Gen. 3.0 (1990-1993) OGH holder.
	Seated 25C	1857-O	MS63	PCGS 21308588		Choice	$5250	New September 14! Excellent Luster and Decently Struck.. The luster is excellent on this flashy coin. The rims are attractively toned blue and copper on both sides. The obverse is well struck with the reverse displaying some weakness on the left facing leg, arrow nock, and the shield. There are some small marks and handling lines that makes the MS63 grade accurate. In a PCGS Gen. 4.1 (2002-2004) holder.
	Seated 25C	1859-S	VF30	PCGS 25592796		Choice	$4200	New September 14! Pop 2 at CAC with just 4 Higher. Good Originality, Medium Grey Surfaces.. Just 80,000 1859-S quarters were minted. Only 23 coins endorsed by CAC in all grades. There are 2 VF30 CAC coins with just 4 higher. Some handling lines and marks seen on both sides of this medium grey coin. On the obverse, there is a small pinscratch to the left of the Phrygian cap towards the rim. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 25C	1862	MS64	PCGS OGH 3103671		Choice	HOLD $1750	New September 14! OGH. Fully Struck with Excellent Luster.. Fully struck and just about a brilliant white coin with excellent luster. There are no handling lines seen, but there are some marks on both sides. In a PCGS Gen. 3.1 (1993-1998) OGH holder.
	Seated 25C	1862-S	AU53	PCGS 10009383		Choice	HOLD $4500	New September 14! Well Struck. Difficult to find in AU CAC.. Just 67,000 minted of this in demand Civil War date. This is just one of three coins in AU with a CAC endorsement. This AU53 CAC coin with two in AU58 CAC and seven Uncirculated CAC coins. This coin is well struck on light grey surfaces. The obverse displays some small marks and vertical handling lines on the right obverse field. The reverse by itself is gem quality. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 25C	1865	MS63	PCGS 48125496		Choice	$3300	New September 14! Absolutely Full Strike on Both Sides, Few Marks.. Only 58.800 minted of this final No Motto date. This Civil War coin could not be struck any better. Marks are at a minimum. The luster is slightly muted along with some very light handling lines seen on the obverse. The PCGS Pop report shows 10 at MS63 with 9 graded higher.
	Seated 25C	1866	MS62	PCGS 8838481		Choice	$5000	New September 14! Attractive Toning, Fully Struck Obverse, Scarce Date.. Just 16,800 minted of this first year With Motto design. After looking at many 1866 quarters over the last 30 years, this is among the very best struck ones seen by the writer (DL). The obverse is fully struck with the reverse showing the usual weakness to the left side of the shield but is bolder than usual for the date. The toning is attractive with the obverse displaying hues of blue, deep magenta, and yellowish orange. The reverse is light blue and magenta. There are few marks or handling lines. The reverse grades at least MS64. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 25C	1867-S	VF30	PCGS 16126775		Choice	$3700	New September 14! Strictly Original, Tough with CAC Endorsement.. Only 48,000 minted. Just 15 examples have been endorsed by CAC at any grade making it one of the most difficult Seated quarters to find with CAC. This coin is strictly original. With a loupe, there are some very thin scratches on the lower half of Miss Liberty. The reverse is gem quality.
	Seated 25C	1870	MS62	PCGS 36380057		Choice	$2200	New September 14! Well Struck with Good Luster.. Blue and magenta toning enhance the eye appeal of this well struck mostly briliamt white example. Struck from a rusted die, tiny raised lumps can be seen throughout the center of Miss Liberty. Some marks and handling lines are seen on both sides. Pedigreed in a D. L. Hansen label.
	Seated 25C	1877-CC	AU58+	PCGS 82200958		Choice	$2100	New September 14! Pop of Just 2 in PCGS AU58+. Well Struck and the Ultimate Everyman Set Coin.. Ex. Hoosier AU58 Collection. For the ultimate Everyman's Registry Set. There are only two PCGS AU58+ examples graded. For Carson City collectors, this is one of three CC Seated quarters that exist in PCGS AU58+.The strike is decent on the obverse and well struck on the reverse. Just a touch of wear can be seen on Miss Liberty's knee. Light bluish magenta toning can be seen on the obverse. The reverse has light grey surfaces. Surfaces on both sides are quite smooth.
	Seated 25C	1878-CC	MS64	PCGS 12737757		Choice	HOLD $2800	New September 14! Highly Lustrous and Well Struck.. This better date of this Carson City issue is well struck and has excellent luster. There is some light copper toning towards the rims. During striking of the reverse, there is a curved mark that is not sharp and not continuous from the first S in STATES to the D in GOD. Other than that, there are few marks of note. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 25C	1878-S	MS64	PCGS 44910326		Choice	$9750	New September 14! Well Struck with Few Marks.. Mintage of 140,000. Diffiuclt date to find endorsed by CAC with only 22 at any grade. There are 3 at MS64 wth 5 higher at CAC. Well struck with few marks on either side. The obverse has subtle light blue and magenta toning. The reverse has olive green toning.
	Seated 25C	1879	MS64	PCGS 6693855		Choice	$2100	New September 14! Near Gem. Superb Luster on Original Surfaces.. Low mintage of 13,600. The superb swirling luster stands out on this well struck original coin with prooflike characteriestics. Some bluish and coppery rim toning enhances the beauty of this coin. Small obverse marks probably keep it below MS65, but it is close. The reverse grades at least MS66. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 25C	1880	MS63	PCGS OGH 8042431		Choice	$1200	New September 14! OGH. Well Struck Lower Mintage Date.. Low mintage of 13,600. Well struck displaying good luster for this original white example. Some very light handling lines can be seen on the right obverse field limiting the grade. On the reverse, there is a small grease stain traversing the eagle's right leg and right wing. In a PCGS Gen. 3.0 (1990-1993) OGH holder.
	Seated 50C	1860-S	AU50	CACG 827691386		Choice	$1200	New September 14! Choice Original. Attractive iridescent grey toning covers well preserved surfaces. A bit of crust around the devices creates a cameo effect. No marks worth of mention and only a few scattered lines.
	Seated 25C	1870-CC	VG10	PCGS 13249017		Choice	HOLD $23000	New September 12! One of the Big Three Key Date CCs, Great Detail for a VG Coin.. The 1870-CC is one of the big three key date CC Seated Quarters, along with the 1871-CC and 1873-CC Arrows.. Just 8,340 coins were issued of which less than 100 still exist. The CAC Population Report shows 3 in VG10 with 10 higher. The full LIBERTY on the shield is visible on this light grey example which in the past would make the coin grade Fine-12. There are some old scratches seen on both sides. With a loupe, there is a difficult to see very thin straight scratch from Miss Liberty's head running diagonally to her left facing breast and from her left facing hand to the left side of the rock. Housed In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Capped Bust 50C	1822	MS61	PCGS 46820240	O-105	Choice	$2950	New September 10! Attractive Color on Lustrous Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen Collection. Atrractive blue and magenta toning on lustrous surfaces. The obverse is well struck and only has a few small marks. The reverse is decently struck with also just a few small marks. The MS61 grade is attributed to the slight rub seen on the coin's high points and is unusually attractive for the grade.
	Capped Bust 50C	1834 Large Date, Sm Letters	MS63	PCGS 43975472	O-105	Choice	HOLD $1880	New September 10! Lustrous and Mark Free. Ex. Evergreen Collection. This Large Date, Small Letters O-105 Redbook coin displays nice luster on orange toned surfaces. The obverse stars are well struck with Miss Liberty being somewhat weakly struck in her hair curls. The reverse has a weakly struck left facing wing which is characteristic of this variety. The surfaces are quite smooth for the grade.
	Draped Bust 10C	1805 5 Berries	G4	PCGS 64237992	JR-1	Choice	$995	New September 10! Original Surfaces, Popular Redbook Type. Early type is in strong demand and is impossible to find on the bourse floor. While this example is not perfect, its original surfaces more than make up for few defects. Apart from an old toned over scratch on the obverse, the surfaces are choice for a G4. The reverse is a VG+. We prefer this example to the many coins of the type that are cleaned in straight graded holders.
	Early Commems G$1	1922 Grant with Star	MS66+	CACG 346504221		Gem	$3800	New September 10! Just 4,256 Minted. Excellent Original Luster with Very Smooth Surfaces. There were only 4,256 Grant with Star gold dollars minted as compared to 67,405 without the star. This stellar example is strictly original as attested by the teeny copper spots seen on both sides. The luster is excellent with no marks, especially on Grant, seen on either side. There is a die break seen on the reverse below TRUST. For the lofty CACG grade of MS66+, this grade seems rather conservative. The holder is denoted as a (L)egacy holder that was crossed from a PCGS/NGC holder.
	Gold G$5	1834 Classic Head	AU55	PCGS 37116126	Crosslet 4	Choice	$12750	New September 10! Rare Crosslet 4 Variety, Excellent Luster. This variety is rare and is also very popular as it is easily recognizable. Most examples are found is VF or lower. This choice AU example has strong luster for the grade and the variety. With the nice color, strong strike and light wear, this coin has excellent eye appeal.
	Lincoln 1C	1914	PF64RB	PCGS 84101387		Choice	$1400	New September 10! Near Gem. Excellent Color and Surfaces. Gorgeous iridescent red brown toning sparkles with underlying luster. The fields are smooth with few defects. Well struck with all design elements fully formed. Looks better than a 64.
	Mercury 10C	1929	MS65FB	PCGS 47304149		Gem	$495	New September 10! Lustrous Well Struck Gem. An exceptional strike and blazing luster are the hallmarks of this gem Mercury dime. Only a few unobtrusive marks are noted.
	Seated 10C	1841-O	MS63	PCGS 51293601	F-104	Choice	$2250	New September 10! Well Struck with Frosty Luster. Ex. Evergreen Collection. 1841-O dimes in MS63 are difficult to find. PCGS shows 7 graded at MS63 with 10 graded higher. Well struck with frosty luster. The obverse fields are quite clean with a small scrape on the left field near Miss Liberty's elbow and nothing else to mention. The reverse is lustrous and mark free. There is some kind of white dirt adhering to the left bow knot below the mintmark and in the M of DIME.
	Seated 10C	1883	MS66	PCGS 13498669		Choice	HOLD $1250	New September 10! Lustrous, Nicely Struck with Attractive Obverse Rim Toning. Ex. Evergreen Collection. The attractive obverse rim toning of mostly orange with bluish and magenta hints with a lustrous center catches the eyes immediately. The obverse is well struck. Small obverse ticks can be seen with a loupe. The reverse is original white and mark free with a touch of weakness on the top left portion of the wreath. In a PCGS Gen. 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Trade $1	1877-S	EF45	PCGS 58446982		Choice	$575	New September 10! Original, Blue Grey Toning. Another type coin that is becoming harder to find on the bourse. This one is original with blue grey toning with a darker band of toning on the reverse. A few lines are noted.
	Capped Bust 10C	1833 Last 3 High	MS63	PCGS 47561371	JR-5	Choice	$2500	New September 8! Well Struck, Frosty luster. Ex. Evergreen Collection. This choice Bust dime has frosty luster and original grey blue toning. Some light marks are consistent with the grade. It is well struck and attractive and would make an excellent type coin.
	Early Commems 50C	1937 Antietam	MS65	PCGS 3472650		Choice	$925	New September 8! Near Gem with Classic Original Tab Toning. Surprisingly Few Marks. Mintage of 18,028. For Civil War enthusiasts, this early commemorative was kept in its original holder for a long time as it has the classic tab toning for this issue readily seen. There are very few marks for this MS65 grade as the hair, foreheads and cheeks are unusally smooth for the grade. In a PCGS Gen. 4.0 (1998-2002) early blue holder.
	Early Copper 1C	1803 Sm Date, Sm Frac	EF40	PCGS 12597419	S-256	Choice	$1395	New September 8! Good Detail with Uniform Dark Chocolate Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen Collection. A well-detailed example of this 1803 S-253 (R3) Small Date, Small Fraction large cent that has uniform dark chocolate surfaces. The obverse is struck towards the left as no dentils are seen on the left side, but are extra large on the right side. There are some small marks seen on the obverse with the fields being quite smooth. The reverse has a nice centered strike with die cracks seen through D in UNITED and the second S in STATES. The mark between ON in ONE could be post production or a small planchet defect.
	Indian 1C	1859	MS64	PCGS 81174805		Choice	$1700	New September 8! Good Luster on this Popular One Year Type Coin. Ex. Evergreen Collection. Decently sruck with good luster on this popular one year type coin. The tips of the top two feathers in the headdress are slightly weak. Small obverse marks can be seen near Miss Liberty's hair curl as well as on the left field near the nose. The reverse is nicely struck with a small mark between the O and C of ONE CENT. Some small flecks can be seen on both sides, but are fewer than expected at the MS64 grade.
	Indian 1C	1860	MS62	PCGS 37704651		Choice	$375	New September 8! Lustrous Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen Collection. This copper nickel cent displays lustrous surfaces on relatively smooth surfaces. The strike is somewhat weak with the tips of all the feathers in the headdress lacking definition. There is one thin scratch on the obverse field to the left of Miss Liberty's nose. There is also a hard to see very thin line traversing Miss Liberty's jawline. The reverse is nicely struck, smooth and would grade at least MS64 on its own.
	Seated 10C	1873 Arrows	MS62	PCGS 29103307	F-114	Choice	$625	New September 8! Well Struck wth Lustrous Surfaces. Ex. Evergreen Collection. This type coin is well struck with lustrous surfaces. There is one vertical scratch and luster grazes seen on the right obverse field to the right of Miss Liberty's knee. The reverse is beautiful and would easily grade at least MS64 on its own. There is a sizable die break on the bottom right of the reverse.
	Seated 10C	1884	MS64	PCGS 10081852	F-102	Gem	$525	New September 8! Gem Luster and Eye Appeal, Partial Mirrors, CAC Approval Potential. Ex.Seal Beach and Sooner Collections. A gem 1884 Philadelphia struck Liberty Seated dime with superb reflective luster, mint frost through the primary devices that results in substantial eye appeal. Partially mirror fields generate intense luster and swirling cartwheels. This new Sooner Collection offering is mostly untoned though a thin arc of peripheral copper-gold toning validates the unquestionable originality. Surfaces are unabraded and pleasing. obverse strike suffers from typical head weakness as is common for the issue. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 10C	1888	MS65+	PCGS 33006233	F-112	Choice	$875	New September 8! Nicely Struck with Deep Colorful Toning. Ex. Evergreen Collection. This deeply toned coin is nicely struck with dark purple and orange obverse toning. The obverse fields are smooth with a small mark on Miss Liberty's cheek seen. The die crack across her head is readily visible. The toning on the reverse allows the luster to shine through the light bluish purple toning.
	Seated 50C	1881	EF40	PCGS 58320916		Choice	$1495	New September 8! Just 10,000 Minted. Original and Nicely Struck. This is an attractive choice example of a low mintage late date Seated half in a very popular grade. The original medium grey surfaces are nicely struck. Some small ticks can be seen on both sides commensurate with circulation. This would make a nice addition to a circulated Seated half set builder.