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1947, Maple Leaf, Single HP, not attributed on the holder. Graded by PCGS MS-62.

1947, Maple Leaf, Single HP, not attributed on the holder. Graded by ICCS MS-62.

1947, Maple Leaf, Double HP, not attributed on the holder. Graded by PCGS MS-62.

Silver Dollar 1948, graded by ICCS as SP-63. A little scuffing in the left obverse field keeps this from a higher grade. Still, an attractive example

1948, graded by ICCS MS-60. Mostly brilliant with a hint of colour.

1948, graded by ICCS Mintstate-60. Brilliant.

Silver Dollar, 1948, graded by ICCS MS-60. White and a nice coin for the grade.

Silver Dollar, 1948, graded by ICCS AU-55. Medium toning.

Silver Dollar, 1948, AU, reverse hairlines

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative, graded by ICCS Mintstate-66. A lovely brilliant coin.

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative, graded by ICCS Mintstate-66. A lovely brilliant coin.

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative, graded by PCGS Mintstate-66. A lovely coin with some light toning.

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative, graded by PCGS Mintstate-66. A lovely brilliant coin.

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. A lovely brilliant coin.

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. A lovely brilliant coin.

Silver Dolars, 1949, Newfoundland Commemorative, VF to AU. 8 pcs.

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative. Four coin lot, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Light to medium toning.

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative. Three coin lot, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Gem brilliant coins.

1949, Newfoundland Commemorative. Three coin lot, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Gem brilliant coins.

Silver Dollar, 1950, graded by ICG PL-65. Cross graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. The coin does have a Prooflike reverse. Nice white coin.

1951, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66. A brilliant lovely Gem, with a bit of peripheral toning.

1951, graded by ICCS Prooflike-65. A brilliant lovely Gem.

1951, graded by ICCS Prooflike-64. A lovely and choice brilliant coin.

1952, NWL, graded by ICCS Prooflike-65. A brilliant lovely Gem.

1952, NWL, graded by ICCS Prooflike-64. A lovely and choice brilliant coin.

1953, NSF, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. A nice, mostly white example, with just a hint of colour.

1954, Prooflike, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66, and designated Cameo.

1954, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. Nice brilliant Gem.

1955, Prooflike, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66, and designated Cameo.

1956, Prooflike, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66, and designated Cameo.

Silver Dollar, 1957, One Water Line, Mintstate-64, with lovely, light, original toning and lots of lustre. Scarce this nice.

1960, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66, and designated Ultra Heavy Cameo. Distinct Black and white cameo contrast on obverseand reverse. Tied finest graded

1960, Prooflike, graded by ICCS Prooflike-66, and designated Heavy Cameo.

1962, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. This Gem is lightly toned on the obverse; the reverse is brilliant.

1965, Type 5, Medium Beads, Pointed 5, graded by ICCS Mintstate-65. A rare lightly toned Gem.

Silver Dollars, 1965, Medium Beads, Ponted 5, Type 5, AU-55 to MS-63

Silver Dollar, 1967, Error, Double Struck, MS-60

Silver Dollars, 1935; 1937; 1939, (2); 1949; 1959, (2); 1960; 1961, (2); first 5 are MS-60, or better; last 5 are Prooflike; total 10 pcs.

Silver Dollars, 1935, (2); 1936; 1937; 1938; 1939; 1945, holed, solder; 1946; 1949; 1950; 1951; 1952, WL, (2); 1952 NWL; VF to BU, most EF or so, unle

Silver Dollars, 1953 to 1967, (18), VF to PL, one 1956, scratched; nickel dollars, 1968 to 1983, (16), prooflike; at least one of each date; total of

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Small Cent, 1946, Error. The error occurred when the planchet got stuck on the die, causing multiple strikings as the metal spread. Two distinct impre

Small Cent, 1946, Error. The error occurred when the planchet got stuck on the die, causing multiple strikings as the metal spread. Two distinct impre

Small Cent, 1967, struck on a nickel Ten Cents planchet, 2.07 gms, 18.21 mm, EF. Weak strike.

Five Cents, 1978, struck on a ten cent planchet. 2.08 gms, 18.02mm at narrowest, MS-60.

Twenty Five Cents, 1980, struck on a ten cent planchet. A bit heavy at 2.13 gms, 18.24mm at narrowest, MS-60.

Small Cent, 1967, struck on a nickel Ten Cents planchet, 2.10 gms, 18.28 mm, Unc, spots.

Twenty Five Cents, 1995, struck on a bronze foreign planchet. 2.52 gms, 19.98mm, AU. Scrapes on obverse, at right.

Five Cents, 1999, struck on a ten cent planchet. A bit heavy at 2.10 gms, 18.47mm at narrowest, MS-60.

Twenty Five Cents, Millennium Commemorative, December, 1999 issue, struck on a nickel Ten Cents planchet, 2.08 gms, 20.38 mm, Unc.