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maybe next year ill acquire a decent 1926 Sesquicentennial 50C for the lot

This is a beautiful Canadian half dollar & very rare. Crazy the stuff people keep. It’s worth a good amount of money too especially for a foreign coin.

This is a book of 90 Indian Head Cents I have. Has some really nice dates in there & are popular amongst collectors.

Hi everyone! Happy 4th of July🇺🇸🎆🎇
I was hunting through some boxes and I was lucky enough to find a few of the Privy Mark July 4th Quarters!!! If I needed to sell a couple and keep the one I have, what would y’all recommend is a good price for the coins? I know there is only a mintage of 250k so I’m curious on what everyone’s thoughts are! Feel free to share any comments :) I’m of course not selling on here but I wanted more info on the coins! Anything helps and I appreciate any feedback. Thank yall and Happy 4th!

Sorry for the bad pics, had to grab them off my phone. Picked this up last year, but still trying to afford a pillar dollar.

New type coin just came in! Extremely lustrous as is to be expected from a coin in this date and grade. Currently saving up for the world's fair of money in August but couldn't pass this coin up. I've been looking for a mercury type coin for a while now and this one just lined up perfectly.

These are my Mercury Dimes booklet that have 2 key dates. Pretty neat & always good to collect. There’s 61 altogether.

Who did this?!? 🤣😂 found this in a roll today.

There are three varieties of the 76-CC type 1/1, I have already posted the DDR; this one is considered the "normal" variety, or plain CC (the third one is the very wide CC). Oddly, this is the rarest with about 32 known in total (R5) per Joe Kirchgessner in his comprehensive Trade Dollar variety book. This coin was graded AU50 cleaned by ANACS. It is obviously too bright to be original but these don't come up for sale very often.

This coin is a beautiful & popular coin amongst foreign coin collectors. It’s very rare to find these at all let alone in that condition.

Aalen (Württemberg) Stadt F-2.2 1917 10pf zinc. No varieties, mintage: 20,000 coins.

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The 1798 small eagle dollars, with a mintage of 35,000 come in 2 varieties: 13 stars and 15 stars. This coin, a B-1 , shares a reverse die used to strike 1797 dated dollars. Bowers estimates 1200 to 2500 survivors in his Dollar encyclpedia. This coin has surfaces that are a little to reflective to be totally original. It resides in a 6 digit Anacs soapbar.

Aalen (Württemberg) Stadt F-2.1 1917 5pf zinc. No varieties, mintage: 15,200 coins.

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Found in casino change in Las Vegas. Is this a special coin?

Stopped by a local pawn shop today while silver was down, and found what looks like pop pops coin collection in the display case. These Morgan’s caught my eye because of the condition and toning. Picked up for $47 a piece. Not too bad in my opinion. less

PCI graded this MS67, I think this one is spot on. Full luster, great strike. This one's a keeper.

MS65 CAC

1942 is one of the better struck issues of the series. This one is pretty sharp even for 42's. It's always good to look at left hand for strike fullness, but I also check the cap around the ear. You can look at a Silver Eagle, especially a proof, to see all of the details that should be there. A full strike in that area of these halves is rare.

There are 3 main varieties of the 1876 CC type 1/1 Trade Dollar. ( type 1/1 trade dollars have, on the obverse, Liberty's hand that holds the olive branch shows 3 fingers, and the tips of the LIBERTY ribbon point to the left; on the reverse, there is a berry under the eagle's left claw). The doubled die reverse 76 CC shows doubling under the olive branch, the middle row of feather in the left wing, and under the eagle's "chin." This is a very desirable Trade Dollar variety since the doubling is so obvious. In his definitive reference on Trade Dollar varieties, Joe Kirchgessner estimates that there are about 250 examples extant. Counterfeits are common. This example was a raw eBay purchase from a reputable seller ( although not listed as the DDR). It had an old cleaning with secondary toning. The DDR is the most common of the 3 1/1 varieties. I will post the other 2 in coming days.