Benefit COIN SALE - NO RESERVE

as the 1914….no rim nicks, no scratches, etc.

Rare coin in this grade and NICE…with full lustre and no problems. Often goes above the TREND price of $920.

Very nice typical coin

Fitting companion to the 1916

All there, but not strong

Toughest of the 1917 group

VG in detail, but tiny rim nicks so value as G-VG

Attractive and sharp

Date just beginning to be appreciated for its scarcity

Deservedly, the scarcest Key to the set. There are traces of yellow on the coin that barely can been seen (though they show up strongly in the photo)

Lightly cleaned at one time, a little fingering will help bring back the natural tone. Sharp for this usually-weakly-struck key date in better grade.

Great Strike and medium-deep Tone to this Key in BU of the later set. Reverse is more brilliant and truly lovely.

Older holder, coin is TRULY a choice BU 63 or even PQ. Brilliant and well-struck it should bring all of our high estimate if a couple of bidders need

Overdate NOT listed on the holder. 3/2 clear if you know what to look for, as is doubling of MOTTO. PQ coin also. Rare

19 in date is there, but very weak. Rest of coin is OK and virtually Good. Most advertisers at the front of the newspapers would sell this as Good

Satiny top lustre, nice White Coin. Still scarce in high grade

Lustrous, couple of minor rim taps noted. Scarce in this grade

Lightly -toned GEM with great strike and lustre. Eye-appeal and never dipped or harmed in any way….like so many in our sale.

Best strike for this tough date with a full GEM Obverse, the Reverse "Not Quite There" due a light scattered marks. Hard to better it thou...

"Perfect" coin, yet softly struck in the centers, as about 95% of this date are. No marks or abrasions, white Blazing lustre, etc.