FSH: Coins In My Type Set

[leeg]

Starting to have too many partial set's started and no money to really do them all justice. I'm going to focus on my Lincoln and Commem Set's. Seven Day return and prefer MO or check unless 3.5% Paypal is acceptable.

 

1996-S Linc, 2001-S Jeff, 1992 Rosie, 1996 Wash (Silver), 2005 SAC, 1979 SBA T1 all PCGS 69 DCAM. This group for $80 delivered.

 

 

1892-O Barber Quarter in PCGS MS63, O'Connor Numismatics Pedigree, $450 delivered.

 

 

1809, O-107 in EF40 (as listed by the previous seller). This coin is Raw and has a James Garcia Pedigree. SOLD

 

 

1916 Merc in NGC MS65FB. $135 delivered.

 

 

1846-O S$1 in NGC XF40. $600 delivered.

 

 

1877-S Raw Trade Dollar. Was PCGS VF35 (Label available). $170 delivered

 

1952 RAW Washington/Carver. Was PCGS MS64, label available. $30 delivered

 

 

1875-P 20C Piece in PCGS AU55. Anaconda Pedigree. Muted shades of rose are deeply toned over with

deep golden tan and russet on the obverse while the reverse displays light shades of grey-blue with pale

lime green and red. The coin shows impeccable detail for an AU coin and boasts a great strike. $825 delivered.

 

 

1948-D Washington Quarter in NGC MS66*. TomB Pedigree. $260 delivered.

 

 

1806 O-114a. Rarity-4. Pointed 6, Stems. Extremely Fine-40. From the Stacks "The Americana Sale". Medium steel-gray with traces

of verdigris adhering to the devices and hints of lustre beneath. The wear is even and smooth, with most of Liberty's lower curls still

defined while the upper ones received the brunt of the limited wear, as usual. A couple of minor dull scratches are found below IT(ED)

to the eagle's feather tips. The most dramatic and intriguing feature of this coin is the catastrophic and fatal die crack on the reverse

which spans from rim to rim through the second feather of the left wing to the E(RICA). By the time the present coin was struck the

reverse die had buckled with the lower portion slipping slightly higher and thus causing weakness in the devices near the crack on the

lower half of the coin, but much sharper definition remains on the devices close to and above the crack. Remarkably several examples

of this die pairing exist with this exceptional die crack but collector demand is always strong when a high grade example appears on the

market. Close examination will discover that a pin was used to scratch off verdigris inside and around the 6, but thankfully the knucklehead

who proceeded down this path stopped there without further damaging efforts. $725 delivered.

 

[James_OldeTowne]

Lee, I'll buy that 1809 half back at $400.

 

Same PO Box 8698?

 

Thanks!

[EZ_E]

Nice coins, Lee. Bummer that I don't need any of them.

[harvey8542]

Pm sent

[leeg]

The 1806 Half is not available.

[leeg]

48-D Washington is not available.