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Frosty bright silver with traces of darker bluish steel toning in protected areas. A spot of darker toning above the head of the calf is the only not

Frosty silver with delicate overtones of light champagne. Satiny and essentially flawless.br>Ex Sam Nacol 5299457

Lustrous bright silver with specks of darker bluish steel in some protected areas. Sharp and very attractive.br>Ex Sam Nacol 5299437

A blast white gem. Very nice.br>Ex Sam Nacol 5299439

Lustrous bright silver. A speck below the second N in WASHINGTON is the only mark.br>Ex Sam Nacol 5299438

Deep cameo with some faint hairlines in the obverse fields.br>Ex Sam Nacol 5299441

Deep cameo with great eye appeal. Essentially perfect.br>Ex Sam Nacol 5299475

There are ten patriotic US War tokens and one store card with grades from Fine to AU and two uncirculated medals from the 1893 World's Fair in C...

Includes EAC Convention medals from the 25th (1992) and 30th (1997) conventions, dealer tokens from Tom Reynolds, Chris McCawley (3), a convention med

Includes one 5 centavos in VF and one 10 centavos in Fine-VF. Both problem-free, just lightly worn. See page 433 in the 2023 edition of the "...

Includes 1961 MS63, 1963 MS63, and 1964 Charlottetown Quebec MS62. All are attractive and lightly toned with minimal marks. Lot of 3 slabbed coins.b

Glossy steel brown and chocolate mixed with lighter brown. The planchet is smooth except for a fine spidery web of tiny fissures on both sides, stron

A sharp piece with bold details and a full eye on the horse, but the surfaces are covered with small planchet fissures. There is some shallow reddish

Sharpness F15 but covered with fine granularity. No marks or verdigris. Late die state with die cracks on the reverse. Variety with a small "...

A STATES UNITED variety. Glossy medium steel brown with lighter toning in protected areas from an old cleaning. The only mark is a shallow planchet

A STATES UNITED variety. Glossy chocolate brown with lighter brown toning on the devices. No corrosion but there is a rim dent at the bottom of the

A STATES UNITED variety. Ten points sharper but there is a punch mark on the sun and a series of gear-like cuts into the rim on the left side of the

A STATES UNITED variety. Sharpness F15 but a bit rough in the fields and protected areas and there is a tiny punch mark on the face of the sun. Part

Includes 1786 New Jersey M-23-P R4 F15 sharpness net G4 for corrosion, 1787 Fugio Cent Newman 16-H R5 VG8 net G5 for scratches and light roughness, 2

Dark steel and olive brown with lighter steel brown toning on the highpoints. The fields and protected areas are covered with very fine granularity a