EARLY AMERICAN: Autographs, Coins, Currency, Americana,

1808 Classic Head Large Cent, Clipped Planchet, ANACS graded Net VG-8, Corroded. Small edge clip from 10:00 to 11:00 on the obverse.

182? Matron Head Large Cent, Off-Center, ANACS graded Net G-4, Bent. Struck 30-40% off-center on a dark brown, slightly bent and corroded planchet.

1828 Matron Head Large Cent, Clipped Planchet, ANACS graded Fine-15. Newcomb 5. Extremely minor rim clip at 7:00 to 8:00 on the reverse (the clip is

France Undated (1794-1798) First Republic 1 Decime, Off-Center Brockage, ANACS graded VG-10. An incredible error of large size that was obviously car

(449-413 B.C.) Greece, Athens, Silver Tetradrachm, Very Fine. A very thick Silver coin with the famous Owl design of Athens. The obverse head of Ath

(336-323 B.C.) Greece, Macedon, Silver Tetradrachm, Very Fine. Dull silvery-gray in tone and struck on a thick, solid Silver, slightly oval planchet.

(336-323 B.C.) Greece, Alexander the Great, Silver Tetradrachm, ICG graded Extremely Fine-40. An extremely bold, sharp example with exceptional eye a

(c. 300 B.C.) Greece, Perga, Silver Tetradrachm, Extremely Fine. An impressive example of this larger size Silver piece with a huge bold head of Hera

(300-190 B.C.) Greece, Knidos, Silver Diobol, Very Fine. 1.21 grams. A sharp example of this, small size Silver piece. Bold obverse head and a neat

(162-150 B.C.) Greece, Seleucid, Silver Tetradrachm, Choice Very Fine to Extremely Fine. An even, lightly worn example having lots of clean frosty un

(196-146 B.C.) Greece, Thessalian League, Silver Double Victoriatus, Choice About Mint State. A great looking specimen with lots of natural, original

(180-145 B.C.) Egypt, Ptolemaic, Silver Tetradrachm, Extremely Fine. A pleasing example of this larger size, heavy silver coin. Light to medium silv

(109-108 B.C.) Greece, Phoenicia, Silver Tetradrachm, Very Fine. A larger size Silver coin with clear detail and struck on a somewhat thick oval shap

(52-42 B.C.) Greece, Cappadocia, Silver Drachm, Choice Very Fine. Medium silver-olive in color with some darker tone present.

(69 A.D.) Rome, Otho, Silver Denarius of Rome, Fine, Polished. Details of full VF but "net" graded for value, due to prior polishing. No...

(96-98 A.D.) Rome, Nerva, Silver Denarius of Rome, Choice Very Fine. Bright, clean silver having been cleaned some time ago and now retoning. The cla

(193-195 A.D.) Rome, Clodius Albinus, Silver Denarius, Very Fine. Light silvery-gray in color with the sharpness of EF in many places. Some ting sca

(193-195 A.D.) Rome, Clodius Albinus, Silver Denarius, Extremely Fine. Sharp in detail with a light to medium silver overall coloration. A nice exam

(198-217 A.D.) Rome, Caracalla Silver Denarius, ICG graded Mint State-60. Pleasing and very well struck with lots of choice silver luster.

(200-210 A.D.) Rome, Septimius Severus, Silver Denarius, ICG graded Mint State-60 Pleasing and very well struck with lots of choice silver luster.