Pre Long Beach Auction - US Coins

1937 Proof Set. The silver is brilliant white, the nickel is delicately toned, and the cent a uniform magenta-violet. A stunning gem set! A total of 5

1938 Five-Piece Proof Set. Coins will grade Proof 63 to Proof 65. Lot of 5 coins. Estimated Value $1,100 - 1,200.

1938 PCGS Graded Proof Set. An original 5-Piece set all brilliant and untoned. Grades include: 1¢ PR65RD, 5¢ PR66, 10¢ PR64, 25¢ P

1941 Five-Piece PCGS graded Proof Set. Consists of: 1¢ PR64RB, 5¢ PR65, 10¢ PR66, 25¢ PR66, and 50¢ PR64. Lot of 5 coins. Es

1942 Six-Piece Proof Set. Lightly toned. Grades range from Proof 63 to Proof 65. Estimated Value $900 - 1,000.

1971 Five-Piece Proof Set. Double Die Obverse 1¢ variety. Estimated Value $1,800 - 1,900.

1852 Sterling Silver Spoon With A Copy Of An 1852 $50 Octagonal Gold Coin. Similar example realized in the Heritage 2008 FUN sale $7,475 Lot 5856. Cho

A Lot Of U.S. Coins. Some of the better items include: 5¢; 1913-S Type I VF, 1914-S VF, 1950-D Unc, 20¢; 1875-S AG3, 50¢; 1831 AG3, $1;

A Lot Of U.S. Type Coins In Old Raymond Folders. Consists of: Cents; 1866, 1907, 1958, 1972 DDO, Two Cents; 1864 and 1865, 3 Cents; 1869, Half Dimes;

The Balance of the JM Collection. Consists of: 1971-S Ike Dollars Unc (10); 1972-S Ike Dollars Unc (20); 1976-S Ike Dollars Unc (20); 1972-S Ike Dolla