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577. Ten Dollar Gold, Los Angeles Olympics 1984-S Proof gold coin commemorates the 1984 Olympics. In the original box with minor pen mark on interior. 160/240 Sold: $166.75 |
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578. Quarter Dollar Seated Liberty with Arrows and Rays 1853 A glorious, bright copy with a reverse that is a full strike. The obverse shows only the slightest rubbing on the top of the legs, arms and breasts with no loss to the integrity of this solid, full strike collectors coin. A magnificent copy of what is one of the most beautiful of the seated liberty quarters. 600/900 Sold: $603.75 |
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579. US Trade Dollar-1877-S A wonderful coin with a beautiful mint patina throughout. This is a trade dollar with grace and presence. Light bag marks on the obverse with slight wear on Liberty's crown and on the reverse of the talons of the eagle's claws. 225/350 |
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580. US Trade Dollar- 1878-S Fully toned with hues of purple, gold and silver-gray, this coin shows great details on both the obverse and reverse. Virtually no bag marks and either slight wear or a weak impression of Liberty's head. The outstretched arm and knee (and claws on the reverse) prevent this coin from being a solid BU. A coin ready for slabbing and the perfect coin for those who appreciate a deeply toned patina. 150/250 Sold: $143.75 |
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581. One Dollar, Morgan Dollar 1893-O A key date in a solid, fine condition. 50% of hairline and 75% of tailfeathers present. 90/120 Sold: $86.25 |
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582. One Dollar, Morgan Dollar 1894 One of the rarest key dates, this solid, evenly circulated coin is consistent in its wear on the obverse and reverse. About 50 % of the hairline is present and all of the tailfeathers are clearly defined. 395/550 Sold: $448.50 |
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583. One Dollar, Morgan Dollar 1903-O A key date coin, weakly struck as is typical from the New Orleans mint. Light bag marks throughout and a full mint luster. 320/400 Sold: $253.00 |
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584. Fifty Cent, complete Mint Set of Franklin Halves, 1948-1963 35 mint state coins, a complete set including 1949, 1949S, 1949D and 1950D, each conservatively graded at MS 63. All housed in a capital lucite holder. 375/650 Sold: $759.00 |
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585. Type set: 20th Century Coins, including barbers and standing liberty Great selection of coins, including a MS-63 1895 Indian Cent with beautiful toning and original mint luster (est. 35-50). 1909 VDB in MS-63+ (est. 10-15); Liberty V nickel no cents 1883 in MS-60+ (est 20-30); Buffalo Nickel 1913 mound variety in MS-60 (est 25-35); Barber dime 1916 in MS-63+ (est 125-200); Barber Quarter in AU 58-60 (est. 110-150); Standing Liberty Quarter Type I 1917 in MS 63+ (est. 250-350); Standing Liberty Quarter 1930 in MS-60 (est. 80-120); 1941 Washington Quarter in MS-63(est 18-30) and a Barber Half Dollar 1903 in AU 58 (est. 275-385) and others. 1,000/1,500 Sold: $1,092.50 |
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586. Three Proof Sets- 1973, 1987 and 1991 Fifty Cent, Kennedy Proof 1993-S NullSilver 1993 S Proof Half Dollar. 30/50 Sold: $23.00 |
