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842 1991 $1 Silver Eagle. PCGS graded MS-68. Beautiful blue
obverse toning. (PCGS # 9846)
Estimated Value ....................................................$100 - 115
843 2006-P. NGC graded Reverse Proof 70. From the Eagle
20th Anniversary Silver Dollar Set.
Estimated Value ....................................................$400 - 450
BUDGET - E AGLE GOLD COINS
844 1986 $5 and $10 American Gold Eagle Both NGC graded
Gem Uncirculated. Contains .35 of an ounce of Gold . Lot
of 2 coins.
Estimated Value ....................................................$225 - 250
845 1998 $10 American Gold Eagle . Contains 1/4 ounce of gold.
The coin will grade Gem UNC.
Estimated Value ....................................................$290 - 300
BUDGET - MODERN COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS
AND INGOTS
846 A pair of U.S. silver issues. Consists of: 2015 America the
Beautiful large format silver quarter - Saratoga, 5 ounce
of .999 pure silver, UNC; American Landmarks silver
round, 2 ounce of .999 pure silver. A total of 7 ounce in sil-
ver.
Estimated Value ....................................................$100 - 120
BUDGET - MISCELLANEOUS
847 A lot of U.S. Coins. Consists of: 1962 10¢ BU Roll; 1954-D
50¢ BU Roll (20 coins); 1976-S $1.00 Proof; 1943-S 5¢
BU (4 pcs); 1943 50¢ BU; 1925 50¢ Stone Mt. BU; 1922
50¢ Grant AU. Lot of 10 coins.
Estimated Value ....................................................$300 - 325
848 1842 $2.50 ' Classic Head' Brass Antique Pocket Watch
Key Wind. Extremely Fine. With suspension loop. First one
of these we have seen.
Estimated Value ....................................................$250 - 300
849 Antique Coin Purse featuring Roman Coins. Very Fine.
Published in the December 8, 1971 issue of Coin World. Photo-
graphed and described as follows: "Numismatic antique proba-
bly, but it' s an old coin purse with the issuer named on it;
Security Savings Bank, Portsmouth, Ohio; Geo. D. Selby, Pres.,
Henry. W. Heer, Cash. This we found out: Bank founded in 1903
or 1904. Selby was president until he died in 1927 and Heer
was cashier for the same period, succeeding Selby in 1928 as
president. So the purse was issued no later than 1927. After
Heer' s death and a merger in 1930, the bank was renamed the
Security Central Bank, of which James B. Pugh is now president,
Cyril Grillot of Ohio brought in the purse."(article included).
Estimated Value ....................................................$250 - 300
850 Panama-Pacific International Exposition Miscellaneous
Lot:. Included: Bronze Medal of Award, 1915. By J. Flanagan.
70 mm. For the Panama-Pacific Expo in San Francisco. Nude
male and female standing, clasping arms across a vision of the
isthmus of Panama. Reverse; Tower of Jewels within palms.
Choice Very Fine;
Also included are 15 color post cards for the exposition, a 1915
Brass Bell: 3" wide and 3½" tall. A bear on top, the bell "1769
El Camino Real" etch on, cross bars with San Francisco, Los
Angeles and San Diego; Small Souvenir brass spoon;
Two Books are included on the subject of the Expo - "The Leg-
acy of the Exposition, San Francisco 1915 and "The Art of the
Exposition" by Eugen Neuhaus.
Estimated Value .......................................................$200-UP
851 A group of U.S. BU rolls. Consists of: Tennessee 25¢ rolls
(10); Ohio 25¢ rolls (10); 2002-P Kennedy 50¢ rolls (8);
2003-P Kennedy 50¢ rolls (8). A total face value of $360.
Lot of 36 rolls.
Estimated Value .......................................................$360-UP
852 A group of U.S. coppers and small cents. Consists of:
1908-S 1¢, Fine; 1909 VDB, PCGS MS-64 RD; 1912-D 1
¢, AU; Washington Double Head Cent, Fine; 1791 Wash-
ington Cent, Fine Details with porous surfaces. Lot of 5
coins.
Estimated Value .......................................................$350-UP
853 A lot of U.S. quarters. Dates and grades including: 1834,
VF+; 1917 Type I, ANACS MS-63; 1918, MS-63 FH;
1932-S, Fine 12; 1936-S, ANACS MS-63. Lot of 5 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $300 - 350
854 34-piece mixed lot of Minor US coinage. Consisting of Lin-
colns thru Franklin halves. Highlights include a 1957 proof
set; 1¢ 1909-VDB in Mint State, 1¢ 1911-S in Fine, 1¢
1910-S EF cleaned, 5¢ 1924-S in Fine, 5¢ 1927-S in VF,
10¢ 1913 in EF, 25¢ 1920-S in VF, Barber Halves (2) in
Good, Walking Liberty Halves (9) in Good, Franklin
Halves in mostly Unc (10) including some better dates.
Includes a few extra coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $250 - 300
855 A lot of U.S. type coins. Consists of: 1835 Half Dime, AU
Retoned; 1889 Dime, AU; 1911-S Half Dollar, Sharpness
of XF, Cleaned. Lot of 3 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 225
856 6-piece lot of better Dimes. Consists of: 1834, 1894-O,
1895-O, 1909-S, 1910-S, 1921-D. Coins will grade Good
or better. Lot of 6 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 225
857 A lot of U.S. coins. Consists of: 1913-D 5¢, Type I, UNC
(1); 1833 10¢, VF (1); 1932-S 25¢, VF (2); 1943 Steel
Cents, cleaned (90). Lot of 94 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
858 A lot U.S. medals and dies. Consists of: dies for medals
(5); Truman 1949 inauguration medal, NGC MS-64 (1);
Eisenhower inauguration medal (1); restrike colonial
medals (2); 2004 Paris Mint Libertas Americana bronze
medal, NGC MS-64 (1); 2007 bronze spouse medals (4).
An interesting lot.
Estimated Value .......................................................$200-UP
859 A group of U.S. coins. Consists of: Pre-1921 Morgan Dol-
lars, Fair to Fine (5); 1921 Morgan Dollar, Good (1);
Peace Dollars, VG (2); Walking Liberty Halves, Fine (2);
1986-S Statue of Liberty Dollar, proof (1); John Wayne
copper medal (1). Lot of 12 coins.
Estimated Value ................................................... $140 - 150