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25c denomination. This steamship line carried troops and supplies for the North in the Civil War. GEM CU

10.00 Columbia SC Capitol, nice XF, with small spot and micro-pinholes. Scarce

Horses Pulling Cannon - only Battle scene in the Confederate Series. Nice C.Unc.

Confederate Capitol at Richmond. Choice C.Unc. Pretty

Nice Very Good

Good Looking V.Fine, with small pinholes. Call Fine+

VG-Fine, with most the 1957 group

"Wide" reverse, and REAL Nice Gem

No "In God We Trust" A real beauty

GEM C.Unc, F….A block

B….A Block, and as pretty as Gems come

Continuing the numbering of lot 11

L….A Block. Terrific pair of Gem C.Unc

B….E block and choice C.Uncs you will like.

GEM C.Unc, B….G block

About Fine, no problems, and Scarce

A real nice XF+ note you will be proud to own

F-VF, appealing

Choice C.Unc and great centering with plate mark at left edge

(4) Consecutive GEMS with Super Centering

1963 Series, all VG-Fine

New York, "B", Nice XF

Choice VF+, Medium Dark Green Seal

Choice AU+, well-centered, and a short-lived Issue that is scarce in high-grades like this.

About 40% of the back green is covered with the black of the Obverse. Scarce in the $100.s since the government is especially careful of the high-den

Consecutive PAIR showing about 35% and 50% coverage of the black on green. Nice AU-Uncs.

MAJOR Printing Error with NO GREEN SEAL Printed. Choice C.Unc. Rare in High Denominations

Amazing for a $100. ! The electric-eye machines must have been on a lunch break. Very Choice AU-Unc. Listed premium of $600. for C.Unc. This is un

Smooth pocket-piece, but full head of LIBERTY, no date, and "AMERI" clear on reverse. Scarce so nice without scratches or rim nicks. Cert...

Bulge in Obverse UR Field, Cohen: R-4/5, nice VF-XF, uncleaned and near Cond.Census for variety (XF).

No rub, Reflective fields, 180-degree Rotation, tan fields suggest a mild dipping long ago (when Cyanide was used and did not hurt the coin like the m

totally original

Rarest cent, High Grade of VF with some smoothing in the obverse field (probably to remove graffiti), with the most important DIE BREAK in American Nu

Wonderful Type coin, scattered LIGHT porosity and light cleaning at one time WITHOUT Hairlines. S-231, and now a very nice Tan color. Cheap for its

Mild vertigris on a good Hard Surface that is Not your typical porous problem coin. "Coin Market" of $1100. So many that people call XF d...

Mild grainy surfaces, as it typical for this type. Bold and EVEN both sides. Tougher date.

Very Porous from being in the ground. Still a tough date and nice filler.

About Fine, clear obv. Doubling, with reverse marks hidden in the original toning. Tough variety

Dark Chocolate tone, NOT porous. Nice collectible grade.

VF-XF The first American "nickel" coin. Light scratches hidden in the toning. Sharply struck.

Environmental Damage listed, which is Slight Vertigris on the natural uncleaned surfaces. A very sharp strike with VERY few marks….Premium coin and a

N-15, R-4, Condition-Census PLUS. Highly desirable near-finest of its variety. No-Problem coin: Worthy of a strong bid.

Considerable Lustre adorns the Very Choice surfaces. No rug and PQ.

Medium Brown, no problems, looks brown AU at first glance with lustrous surfaces

N-25, and a premium example for Type and variety.

Nice, natural, two-tone color, no problems

N-20, R-3, Condition Census for the Variety, it is also a Wonderful High-end Type Coin, with great subdued Red lustre and a Perfect Strike. You likely

Amazing Type coin at a great price. THIS, and the OTHERS HERE THAT ARE NOT SLABBED, are REAL Grades, equal to those IN the slabs. Chocolate Brown wit

N-20, R-3, a VERY nice coin for the assigned grade, and equal to many MS64s that are available (saw them in Boston last month). Near Condition Census

Most interesting Die Trial on a reject-quality planchet that shows pressure too weak (coin should NOT have escaped). No wear, possibly kept by a Mint