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SILVER EAGLES FLY AWAY The strongest buyer demand since January 2013 has cleaned out the supply of silver American Eagle bullion coins at the U.S. Mint.

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Roosevelt’s portrait on the March of Dimes dollar is strikingly similar to his portrait on the dime, but he faces right rather than left.

Roosevelt, Salk on Dimes dollar Designs for the 2015 March of Dimes commemorative silver dollar were made public Oct. 30 by the U.S. Mint and the March of Dimes Foundation.

Conjoined busts of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Dr. Jonas Salk appear on

obverse while an infant sleeping in the hand of a parent is depicted on the reverse.

Next year the Mint will sell up to 500,000 of the new coins, which mark the 75th anniDollar/Page 24

Quick delivery Many collectors have been astonished by the rapid delivery of 50th anniversary Kennedy half dollar silver sets they ordered starting Oct. 28.

Sales in the first five days totaled 125,147. The Mint had 190,000 sets ready to ship and they went out quickly as attested by Numismatic News readers.

“I am stunned. I received my five sets today, Oct. 30, via UPS. 48 hours from order to delivery. Bravo to the U.S. Mint. The coins are beautiful and Kennedy/Page 24

Minnesota law confuses

By Connor Falk Under Minnesota law, selling a 1794 Flowing Hair dollar would require you to get a license as a bullion coin dealer.

That’s because the coin surpasses the one percent precious metals content to classify it as bullion under the new state law and, with a $57,500 price in G-4, it exceeds the $5,000 Minnesota/Page 34

Four-coin Kennedy sets have been shipped rapidly.

ANA adopts budget With its new website up and running, the American Numismatic Association’s budget for the fiscal year beginning Nov. 1, 2014, drops to $5.7 million compared to $6.35 million the year before.

The ANA board of governors voted unanimously to approve the spending plan Oct. 30 during a teleconference.

The dues and applications income line dropped to $810,000 from $900,000 the year before. License fees Budget/Page 24

1919-D. PCGS. AU-58. . . . . . . . . . . #214826 $4695.00

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Colonial Coinage ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Two-Cent Piece ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

(1694). Elephant Token. PCGS. XF-40. LONDON, Thick planchet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214854 $1595.00

1865. PCGS. MS-65. RB. Fancy 5.. . . #214873 $799.00

Shield Nickel ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1883. PCGS. PR-66.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #119697 $829.00

Buffalo Nickels ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1916. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #118949 $350.00 1919. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #140856 $450.00 1926-S. PCGS. VF-20. . . . . . . . . . . . . #124236 $250.00 1929-S. NGC. MS-66. . . . . . . . . . . . . #200850 $695.00 1937-D. PCGS. MS-67. . . . . . . . . . . . #214753 $650.00

Bust Dime –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

1787. Fugio Cent. PCGS. MS-65. RB. CAC. New Haven Restrike. Very well struck with flashy mint luster and considerable reddish-orange at the periphery & in the protected areas of the design.

A beautiful Gem that is free of significant marks or spotting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214855 $2900.00 1787. Fugio Cent. PCGS. VG-10. STATES UNITED, 4 Cinq. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214816 $525.00

Half Cents ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1833. PCGS. AU-55. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214848 $250.00 1855. PCGS. MS-64. RD. CAC. . . . . #214856 $2400.00

Large Cents ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

1803. PCGS. F-15. S-260. Small Date, Large Fraction.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #205769 $325.00 1820. PCGS. MS-64. BN. CAC. N-13. Large Date. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #204694 $1599.00

1805. PCGS. VG-10. 5 Berries. A well detailed example of this scarce early type. #214859 $1575.00

Seated Liberty Dime –––––––––––––––––––––––– 1837. PCGS. XF-45. No Stars, Small Date. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #210550 $575.00

Mercury Dimes ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1916-D. PCGS. AG-03. CAC.. . . . . . . #123221 $595.00 1925-D. PCGS. MS-63. FB. . . . . . . . #210552 $1295.00 1928-S. NGC. MS-66. . . . . . . . . . . . . #126687 $550.00 1942-S. PCGS. MS-67. FB.. . . . . . . . . #131030 $550.00

1921. PCGS. MS-65. Beautiful frosty white luster and an excellent strike on this Gem key date ‘Walker’. The 246,000 coin mintage is the 2nd lowest in the series. Only 4 have graded numerically higher at PCGS.. #138299 $20750.00 1934. NGC. MS-65.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #126854 $389.00 1935. PCGS. MS-65. CAC. . . . . . . . . #129579 $299.00 1936. NGC. PF-65. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214863 $3125.00 1936. PCGS. PR-64. CAC. . . . . . . . . #211384 $2950.00 1938-D. PCGS. AU-58. CAC.. . . . . . . #207919 $575.00 1939. NGC. PF-67. CAC.. . . . . . . . . #139865 $1075.00 1941. NGC. MS-66.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #200622 $189.00 1941-D. NGC. MS-66.. . . . . . . . . . . . #200624 $215.00 1941-S. PCGS. MS-65.. . . . . . . . . . . . #140039 $725.00 1941-S. PCGS. MS-65. CAC. . . . . . . . #207288 $795.00 1942-D. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . . . . . #203828 $249.00 1943-D. NGC. MS-66.. . . . . . . . . . . . #200619 $250.00 1944-S. PCGS. MS-65.. . . . . . . . . . . . #123398 $450.00 1945-S. NGC. MS-6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #135457 $295.00 1946-S. PCGS. MS-66.. . . . . . . . . . . . #124704 $225.00 1947. PCGS. MS-67. . . . . . . . . . . . . #214864 $2195.00

Seated Liberty Dollars ––––––––––––––––––––––– 1846. PCGS. AU-53. . . . . . . . . . . . . #128066 $1175.00

Twenty Cent Piece –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1875. PCGS. PR-62.. . . . . . . . . . . . . #214860 $1995.00

Seated Liberty Quarter ––––––––––––––––––––––– 1873. PCGS. PR-63. No Arrows. . . . #214824 $1095.00

Barber Quarters ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1896-S. PCGS. AG-3. CAC. . . . . . . . . #214888 $695.00 1901-S. NGC. AG-3. CAC. . . . . . . . #214751 $2995.00 1901-S. NGC. FA-2.. . . . . . . . . . . . . #214889 $2295.00

1851. NGC. MS-67. RB. N-39. Blazing mint luster with original red mixing w/iridescent blue-brown.

The strike is very sharp & the surfaces are pristine.

An amazing coin for a top quality type set. None have graded finer at NGC. . . . #214857 $4375.00

Indian Head Cent –––––––––––––––––––––––––––

1872-CC. PCGS. F-15. Popular Carson City issue and truly scarce with a mere 3,150 minted. This is a pleasing example with silver-gray surfaces and a partial LIBERTY on the shield.. #214865 $4150.00

Morgan Dollars ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1901-S. PCGS. G-4. A pleasing example of the key date to this popular series.. . . . #214861 $4695.00

1861. PCGS. MS-65. CAC. . . . . . . . #201208 $1595.00 1876. PCGS. XF-45.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #211294 $225.00 1882. PCGS. MS-65. RB. . . . . . . . . . . #210377 $450.00 1885. NGC. PF-65. RB. . . . . . . . . . . . #214853 $650.00 1885. PCGS. MS-63. RB. . . . . . . . . . . #214844 $299.00 1889. NGC. MS-65. RB. . . . . . . . . . . #214904 $550.00 1890. NGC. MS-65. RB. . . . . . . . . . . #214845 $450.00 1891. NGC. PF-65. RB. In a very early NGC holder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214892 $695.00 1904. PCGS. MS-64+. RD.. . . . . . . . . #208977 $335.00

1913-S. PCGS. G-4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214903 $1595.00

Lincoln Cents ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

1924-D. NGC. MS-65. FH. Beautiful blazing brilliant luster and a very sharp strike including full head detail. . . . . . . . . . . . . #140465 $3995.00

1909-S VDB. NGC. XF-45. . . . . . . . #214719 $1099.00

Standing Liberty Quarters –––––––––––––––––––– 1923. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214891 $375.00

1930. PCGS. MS-65. FH. CAC. . . . . . #214825 $850.00

Washington Quarters –––––––––––––––––––––––– 1911. PCGS. PR-66. BN. CAC. Extremely well stuck with pristine, lustrous surfaces. Shades of olive green, brown and faded red dance off gorgeous matte finished surfaces. . . . . . . #214842 $3495.00 1911-D. PCGS. MS-64. RD.. . . . . . . . #130877 $499.00 1922 No D. PCGS. VF-30. CAC. Strong Reverse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #125722 $1250.00 1972/72. NGC. MS-63. RD. . . . . . . . #132919 $450.00

1878-CC. NGC. MS-62.. . . . . . . . . . . #201377 $495.00 1878-7/8TF. NGC. MS-63. Strong 7/8 Feathers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #200522 $319.00

1932-S. NGC. MS-64. . . . . . . . . . . . #127411 $1125.00 1934-D. NGC. MS-64.. . . . . . . . . . . . #207060 $375.00 1936-D. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . . . . . #214745 $899.00

Bust Half Dollar ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1811. PCGS. AU-58. Small 8. . . . . . #214862 $2950.00

Barber Half Dollars –––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1895. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . . . . . . . #207828 $1250.00 1896-S. NGC. VF-25.. . . . . . . . . . . . . #214801 $565.00

Walking Liberty Half Dollars –––––––––––––––––– 1917-D Obv. PCGS. AU-55. . . . . . . . #200926 $519.00

1879. PCGS. MS-66+. Beautiful shimmering brilliant luster with smooth, nearly mark-free surfaces. The strike is very sharp and the eye appeal is outstanding. Only 4 coins have graded higher at PCGS.. . . . . . . . . . . . #214827 $5950.00 1879-O. PCGS. MS-65. CAC. . . . . . #129442 $5495.00 1880-S. PCGS. MS-66+. CAC. . . . . . . #207357 $399.00 1881-CC. NGC. MS-65.. . . . . . . . . . . #200130 $965.00 1881-O. PCGS. MS-64. PL. . . . . . . . . #206616 $335.00 1881-S. NGC. MS-67. . . . . . . . . . . . . #203508 $650.00 1881-S. PCGS. MS-67.. . . . . . . . . . . . #133570 $899.00 1884. PCGS. MS-65. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #123577 $369.00 1885-O. NGC. MS-66.. . . . . . . . . . . . #210453 $335.00 1886. PCGS. MS-67. . . . . . . . . . . . . #205712 $1099.00 1887. NGC. MS-66.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #204498 $369.00 1889. PCGS. MS-66+. . . . . . . . . . . . #214828 $4395.00 1889-S. PCGS. MS-64.. . . . . . . . . . . . #201354 $699.00

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U.S. Pattern –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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1897-S. PCGS. MS-66. PL. Blast white luster w/nice cameo contrast between the frosted devices & the reflective mirrored fields.. . . . . #214866 $2695.00 1899-O. PCGS. MS-67. . . . . . . . . . . #140273 $2500.00 1900-O/CC. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . #214830 $1025.00

1870. Quarter. PCGS. PR-66. CAM. J-900. CAC. Ex. Denali Collection. R-5. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Bust of Liberty with LIBERTY on headband. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA surrounds bust with IN GOD WE TRUST on a scroll below. 25 CENTS and the date in a wreath on the reverse with STANDARD above. This is a very high-end brilliant coin w/excellent contrast between the frosted design elements and the reflective fields. PCGS has graded 2 coins PR-66 and none finer. The other 66 coin did not receive a CAMEO designation. . . . . . . #214906 $4350.00

Peace Dollars ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Private Mint Gold –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

1925-S. NGC. MS-64+. CAC. . . . . . #214831 $1795.00 1926-D. PCGS. MS-64. . . . . . . . . . . . #124491 $495.00

1853. PCGS. AU-55. California Fractional Gold.

BG-428. Half Dollar. Round, Liberty Head. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214846 $299.00 1855/4. PCGS. MS-63. California Fractional Gold.

BG-106. Quarter Dollar. Octagonal Liberty Head. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214883 $550.00 1856. PCGS. MS-63. California Fractional Gold.

BG-230. Quarter Dollar. Round, Liberty Head.

R-4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214852 $535.00 1871. PCGS. AU-58. California Fractional Gold.

BG-912. Fifty Cent. Octagonal Liberty Head. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214772 $350.00 1871. PCGS. MS-64. California Fractional Gold.

BG-838. Quarter Dollar. Round, Liberty Head. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214839 $550.00 1875. PCGS. MS-63. California Fractional Gold.

BG-798. Quarter Dollar. Octagonal, Indian Head.

R-5. Flashy proof-like surfaces and a solid strike. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214851 $575.00

Early Silver Commemoratives –––––––––––––––––– 1925-S. NGC. MS-66. California. . . . #214834 $950.00 1933-D. PCGS. MS-66. Oregon Trail. CAC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #138532 $550.00 1934-D. PCGS. MS-66. Oregon Trail. #205625 $465.00 1936. PCGS. MS-65. Lynchburg. . . . . #133283 $309.00 1936. PCGS. MS-66. Delaware. . . . . #210904 $419.00 1936-S. PCGS. MS-66. Oregon Trail. CAC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #136744 $450.00 1937. NGC. MS-66. Antietam. CAC. . #128053 $950.00 1937. NGC. MS-66. Roanoke.. . . . . . #139112 $269.00 1937-D. PCGS. MS-66. Oregon Trail. #130122 $350.00 1937-S. PCGS. MS-66. Texas. . . . . . . #213252 $395.00 1938. PCGS. MS-65. New Rochelle. . #135306 $450.00

United States Gold Coins ––––––––––––––––––––– 1857-D $5. PCGS. AU-58. 17,046 minted with fewer than 200 believed extant. . . . . . . . #214832 $7500.00 1872-S $5. PCGS. AU-55. 36,400 minted with this Choice AU coin being tied with 6 others as the finest graded by PCGS. . . . . . . . . . #214833 $4095.00 1893-S $5. PCGS. MS-63. . . . . . . . . . #214837 $850.00 1893-S $10. PCGS. MS-62+. Well struck with rich mint luster. Very tough in the higher mint state levels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214893 $1295.00

Large Size Currency ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1862. $2. F-41. PCGS. Ch AU-55. LTN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214779 $3650.00

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F-224. A simply wonderful example of this Educational Series ace. Beautiful margins all the way around and definately deserving of the PPQ Premium Paper Quality designation that PCGS has assigned it.. . . . . . . . . . . . . #127409 $5495.00

1876-CC $20. PCGS. XF-45. A well detailed example of this popular Carson City issue.

The surfaces are pleasing with remnants of original mint luster. . . . . . . . . . #214850 $4250.00

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1896. $5. F-269. PCGS. Very Ch-64. PPQ. Silver Cert.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214773 $13950.00 1899. $1. F-232. PCGS. Gem-65. PPQ. Silver Cert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #214795 $995.00

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A Proof-65 small-date 1842 quarter and an MS-62 Bust half dollar with 15 stars on the obverse were tied for the honor of top lot at the Heritage Gardner auction.

Gardner coins at $14 million Two coins tied as the top lots at the Eugene H. Gardner Collection sale held

by Heritage Auctions Oct. 27 in New York City.

Contributing the most to the $13.75

million overall prices realized was an 1842 small-date quarter graded Proof-65 by the Professional Coin Grading Service.

Dull star on proof One star was not frosted on four 2014-P proof silver Kennedy half dollars delivered in sets to New York City reader Pete Acampora. Acampora wonders how many other coins have the unfrosted star. Error authority Ken Potter said, “areas of frosting wearing away is common on proof coins.”

Gardner/Page 34

Supply of 2014 silver Eagles runs out The Mint ran out of silver American Eagle bullion coins.

On Nov. 5 it issued a statement saying, “Due to the tremendous demand we have experienced in the last several weeks, the U.S. Mint has temporarily sold out of its American Eagle silver bullion coins. We continue to produce 2014-dated coins and will advise you when additional inventory will be available for sale.”

The Mint sold more silver Eagles in the month of October than at any time since January 2013. A total of 5,790,000 silver Eagles flew out the door.

This compares to 7,498,000 in January 2013.

The month of March 2014 had a sales total of 5,354,000 in a close third place.

It looks like if the Mint can produce the coins, it could outsell the 42,675,000 pieces it recorded in the full calendar year of 2013 as the present running tally stands at 39,096,000.

Eager buyers await word from the Mint as to whether it can.

Nicolet show busy Good attendance and an active bourse characterized the Nov. 2 Nicolet Coin Club Show in Green Bay, Wis.

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Can the Mint ever make us happy?

Congratulations to the the Mint for its rapid shipping of the four-coin Kennedy 50th anniversary silver half dollar set. If you have read the front page story, you already know that readers are clearly happy. That is not something easily achieved, which I expect makes the present moment all the sweeter for officials.

Getting coins delivered in large numbers two days after they are ordered should not be unusual. Anyone who watches, uses or relies on Amazon.com knows that the logistics of rapid delivery can be accomplished.

It is clear that even if coin collectors who bought the Kennedy sets from the Mint are not regulars on Amazon, they have Amazon expectations. That is a good thing.

It is also bad.

In order for the Mint to be able to ship the Kennedy set quickly, it needed large numbers on hand before orders bagan. In this case, the number was 190,000. However, in order for the Mint to have this number on hand, it has to make its best guess about how many collectors might like to buy. That

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is not an easy task.

There is the risk that the Mint will make too many. This means it would have to extend order periods where possible to sell them, or the coins will have to be destroyed at high cost to the Mint.

If the Mint makes too few ahead of time, there will be some happy buyers who get them and others who will be unhappy if they have to wait. If we collectors have proven anything this year it is we do not like to see some happy collectors if all collectors cannot be made happy.

The Mint has been experimenting with coin offers where it will make as many coins as are ordered. This solves the Mint’s excess inventory problem. It prevents sellouts that leave some collectors out of luck while others enjoy the luck of the draw, or

the speed of their computers.

But delivery can be slow for many potential buyers unless the Mint always stockpiles a huge supply at the outset, which eliminates the benefit of striking coins to order. So what should be done?

I have long advocated striking to order, but the profits that can now acrue to the recipients of the first coins delivered because of third-party slabbing means striking to order guarantees windfall profits to those who get coins first.

Can a mass market long survive this inherent tension where few believe early deliveries are due to the luck of the draw rather than to some nefarious relationship with the Mint? Probably not.

The Mint could impose an automatic waiting period on all deliveries for 30 or 60 days. This would eliminate the first strike slab bonanzas, but an Amazon-trained generation doesn’t want to wait.

Collectors are happy now, but these unaswered questions about future offers mean the upbeat mood won’t last.

LETTERS Mint did a great job taking Kennedy set orders It was great to hear that you are getting broad inputs as to the stellar, speed-of-light web ordering and fulfillment performance by the Mint on this last Tuesday’s four-coin silver Kennedy Anniversary series.

I ordered online on Tuesday, about 15 minutes after it opened for orders (no slow site response and no waiting!) and actually had the four sets I ordered in my hands in Seattle on Thursday afternoon, 52 hours later – amazing. Even better and faster than I get from Amazon (who is

Address letters to Editor, Numismatic News, 700 E. State St., Iola, WI 54990. All letters must be signed and include a return address. Numismatic News reserves the right to edit all letters. E-mail should be sent to david. harper@fwmedia.com. Include your city and state in your email.

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headquartered just down the street here!)

There’s a new sheriff in town, Jeff Bezos!

I am guessing that orders have crossed the six-figure level at this point – enough to give all collectors (not just dealers and bulk buyers) wide, quick and free access and yet still in the sweet spot of semi-key status on the series – that makes it a winwin-win for everyone.

So now we know the team and leadership at the Mint has listened, heard and acted on our cries for better customer service and have executed superbly – at least this time – demonstrating that they can run a world-class time in the 100-meter dash of numismatic customer service.

Let’s encourage (and hold) them to keep it up in the long term – for a world class time in the marathon as well. Way to go U.S. Mint!

The team did it in new web design, peak volume management (which is very hard to do), manufacturing and upgrading their fulfillment sub-contracting. Thank you, Dick Peterson!

Numismatic News EXPRESS / November 25, 2014

Now, if we are lucky, there will be a fourth win in this experience – that the flooding of the market with lots and lots of silver Kennedy’s from day two (literally!) will result in a follow-on tsunami wave of submissions to the slabbers for the bogus and ridiculous “First Strike/ Early Whatever” provenance on these sets – and that supply of those slabs will be so high as to make that label so common and so worthless as to start killing it (and premium pricing opportunities) off in the market!

And we can get back to collecting the real deal – that is beautifully designed, manufactured and preserved coins and not contrived, slab-derived varieties. We owe the critical new collectors in our realm that reality – and not the pumpedup, pimped-up slab game that inappropriately lines the pockets of the opportunistic dealers and otherwise valued authenticators.

NGC and PCGS – stop pimping my Letters/Page 10

VIEWPOINT

Commemorate Apollo 11 landing

By Connor Falk On July 20, 1969, the Apollo 11 lunar module touched down on the moon, putting mankind on its surface. A short time later, astronaut Neil Armstrong took those first steps onto its surface, saying, “That’s one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.”

In 2019, the 50th anniversary of that landing will occur and such an event has to be commemorated on a coin. This coin would need to capture both the ingenuity and determination of the men and women who made that mission a success as well as the destination itself: the moon.

I’ve created a depiction of what I think the 2019 Apollo 11 commemorative coin should look like.

I believe the coin should be curved, with the obverse convex side featuring the surface of the moon, covered in its craters and valleys. Its surface is familiar to anyone and would need to be replicated by a skilled artist, down to the Sea of Tranquility, the landing site of Apollo 11.

This is the author’s suggestion for a commemorative coin to honor the Apollo 11 landing on the moon.

The device LIBERTY would be across the top, IN GOD WE TRUST at the 8 o’clock position and 2019 at the 4 o’clock position.

The concave side is a bit trickier. I originally thought the three astronauts on the lunar mission should be profiled. But as astronaut Michael Collins said when justifying not using their names on the

Apollo 11 mission patch, “we wanted the design to be representative of everyone who had worked toward the lunar landing.”

After much thought, I believe that the concave side should show the Saturn V rocket that carried the Apollo 11 crew Viewpoint/Page 14

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LETTERS Letters/from Page 6 hobby, please.

Disclaimer: While I am a member of the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee, gratefully serving at the pleasure of the U. S. Mint, this email contains my own personal opinions and in no way represents or stands for those that might be attributable in any way to official positions or other actions of that group or the U.S. Mint. I merely love collecting and preserving the integrity and enjoyment of the numismatic hobby for all collectors today and in the future. And I will continue to work in that vein wherever, however and whenever I can!

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Ordering from Mint website went smoothly I ordered one Kennedy set at 9:01 a.m. PST and got an email receipt about half an hour later. Then I tried calling 1-800-USA-MINT about a dozen times to reach a human to find out when they’d start shipping. I got a busy signal every time, which tells me their phones are swamped with non-Internet capable people ordering these sets. At least I hope that’s what the constant busy signals mean.

Another thing changed since the last time I placed an order with the Mint a few years ago. They used to not hit one’s charge card until the order was actually shipped. This has changed, and now they hit one’s charge card for the order total dollar amount immediately. What this means, I have no idea. When they will ship the set, I have no idea. I’ll try calling them again and keep calling until I can get a human on the phone. Their website’s “live chat” was and still is unavailable. I don’t know what that means either.

There was absolutely no delay or lag when placing the order. I changed my password, as they had instructed all existing customers to do, yesterday, in anticipation of ordering the JFK silver set this morning. I expected the website to be bogged down. It wasn’t. Not in the least. so I’m left hanging with a lot of questions and no way to get an answer out of them 10

until I can reach a human.

By the way, the Mint is really hauling in the profits on this set. Silver is at about $17.25 an ounce. The set contains four silver halves, or roughly 2 ounces of silver, around $35 worth or less (unless the coins are .999 silver and not .900). So that’s $100 plus shipping for $35 (or less) worth of silver in fancy packaging. That’s a $65 profit on each set, unless you factor in the cost of labor and the fancy packaging, and who knows what percentage of the $65 profit that is. Hoping for a fast sellout. Rubbing rabbit’s foot. Oh, foo, I’ll just rub the whole rabbit.

Harv Laser California

It gets costly to collect First Spouse set I enjoyed the article “Strike gold with First Spouse?” in the Nov. 4 issue. However, a few corrections.

First of all, there will be 40 coins in the full set through Betty Ford. (Two of the presidents had two spouses). This would add an additional two for the uncirculated version and two for the proof which adjusts your totals by an additional $1,226 per set.

Secondly, with the price of gold today at $1227.40 the Mint is charging $795 for the uncirculated version and $815 for the PR version of any of the First Spouse coins available. With the $200 additional fee per coin the U.S. Mint tacks on you are talking an investment of $16,000 for the full set over and above the gold value.

When this series began, the Martha Washington and Abigail Adams coins went on sale the same day and the price was $410 for the uncirculated and $430 for the proof. All 20,000 of each type were sold on the first day. By the time Jefferson’s was released, the price was $495 and $510. I think it took three days to sell all of them on the Mint site.

With the current prices, it is no wonder that the normal collector cannot afford to build a decent set of any of the products the Mint offers.

Charles Berkel Edwardsville, Ill.

Numismatic News EXPRESS / November 25, 2014

Mint has done a good job fulfilling orders Can you publish a complete modern commemorative coinage final mintage according to its option sold. Like the 1988 two coins uncirculated set. How many sets were sold? And include the special sets like the currency and coin set. How many sold?.

Thanks.

Having just read the letter from Bruce Frohman in the Nov. 4, Numismatic News titled “Be specific with delivery instructions to Mint,” I felt I should respond. I don’t know if I should call it a defense of the Mint or failure of the USPS or maybe both.

I know everyone has heard stories of mail being delivered to someone months or even years after it was sent and I know that still happens occasionally.

During the years of the state quarters being minted, I subscribed to get the 100 coin bags of each mint issue. I think it was the North Carolina quarter issue, because that is where my wife is from and it is one state I particularly wanted.

I received the notice that my order had been shipped from the Mint and filed it away. Normally within two weeks of that notice I received the shipment of previous quarter issues. This time, the two weeks passed. A month passed and then six weeks.

At that point I called the Mint customer service. The lady at the Mint confirmed my order had been shipped and was in the hands of the USPS for delivery. However six weeks was enough time to consider the package “lost” so customer service did the paper work to send me a replacement order.

I received that shipment within two weeks and forgot about the incident, happily checking the quarters and filing the best ones in my collection.

About three months later I received a shipment from the U.S. Mint’s fulfillment center with two bags of 100 North Carolina quarters. The original shipment had finally arrived.

So the Mint is not always the bad guy when an order is missing or delayed. Who knows where my bags of quarters sat for over three months? In the bottom of a mail bag tossed in a corner in some distribution Letters/Page 14

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1976 CHERVONETZ Y-85 BU..................................... 425 SINGAPORE 1969 $150 K-7 BU .................................................. 1,040 SOUTH AFRICA 1931 SOVEREIGN K-21 UNC SMALL HEAD.............. 340 1952 POUND K-43 PROOF 1 YR TYPE ..................... 550 1952 POUND K-43 NGC-PF65 1 YR TYPE................ 600 SPAIN 1857 100 REALES K-605.3 VF/XF CLND .................. 360 1878(1962) 10 PESETAS K-677 BU RESTRIKE ......... 150 SWITZERLAND 1883 20 FRANCS K-31.3 AU/UNC ........................... 290 1896 20 FRANCS K-31.3 AU .................................... 290 2008 G500F NGC-PF69 ULTRA CAMEO GENEVA FESTIVAL W/ FEMALE ARCHER SCARCE ONLY 150 MINTED......................................................... 2,400 TURKEY 1995 25 KURUSH K-870 BU ....................................... 80 1923 YR54 100 KURUSH K-855 BU ......................... 320 TURKS AND CAICOS 1975 25 CROWNS K-9.1 CH BU 1,272 MINTED .05 OZ ....................................................... 110 VATICAN 1869RY23R 20 LIRE K-1382.4 XF WIPED ................. 400 ****** CERTIFIED CROWNS AND MINORS OF THE WORLD ******

AUSTRALIA 1955(M) PENNY K-56 NGC-PF63RD ........................ 450 1958(M) PENNY K-56 NGC-PF63RD ........................ 450 1959 3 PENCE K-57 NGC-PF66 ................................ 160 1959 6 PENCE K-58 NGC-PF65 ................................ 160 CANADA-NEWFOUNDLAND 1888 10 CENTS K-3 NGC-VF30 ............................... 175 1873 50 CENTS K-6 GREEN PCGS-VF35 TRENDS VF=$300 AND XF=$1,250 ....................................... 500 1874 50 CENTS K-6 PCGS-XF45 CANADIAN TRENDS FOR XF40=800, AU50=3,000 ............................... 1,200 CANADA-PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 1858 1/2 PENNY PE-8 NGC-XF45 .............................. 68 CHINA CHEKIANG 1903-06 10 CENT Y-49.1 NGC-AU55BN ................... 100 KIANGSU-KIANGSOO 1902 10 CENTS CCC-232 NGC-AU53BN ................. 250 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1952 PESO K-22 NGC-MS64 .................................... 125 FRANCE 1920 10 CENTIMES K-843 NGC-MS66RB BRONZE, SEMI-KEY, NGC HIGHEST GRADE .......................... 400 1839A 1/4 FRANC K-740.1 NGC-MS65 2ND HIGHEST GRADE BY NGC POP 1/1 ........................................ 250 GERMANY, PRUSSIA 1790A TALER K-348.1 NGC-VG8 ................................ 48 GERMANY, EAST GERMANY 1975 10 MARK K-56 NGC-MS66 SCHWEITZER ......... 75 GREAT BRITAIN 1721 HALF PENNY K-557 NGC-XF45BN .................. 475 1886 PENNY K-749.2 NGC-MS62RB ........................ 450 1891 PENNY K-755 NGC-AU58 ................................ 120 1899 6 PENCE K-779 NGC-MS62 BLUE, ROSE, GOLD TONING ON OBV .................... 150 1839 SHILLING K-679 NGC-AU58 ............................ 600 1687 CROWN K-452 ESC-78 NGC-VF20 .................. 700 GREECE 1831 10 LEPTA NGC-XF DETAILS GRAFITTI IT HAS RANDOM PIN SCRATCHES ........................ 275 1882A 10 LEPTA K-55 MS-62BN .............................. 160 GUATEMALA 1859 PESO K-178 NGC-VF30 SCARCE .................... 750 INDIA, BRITISH 1891(B) RUPEE K-473.2 NGC-AU58 ATTRACTIVE BLUE GREY TONING ............................ 100 1906(C) RUPEE K-508 NGC-MS-61 ......................... 100 ITALY 1909 2 CENTESIMI K-41 NGC-AU58BN ..................... 20 JAPAN M3(1870) YEN Y-5.1 NGC-AU50 TYPE 1 .................. 500 M28(1895) YEN Y-A25.3 NGC-MS61........................ 350 1914 YEN Y-38 ANACS-AU58 ................................... 150 KOREA 1882-83 CHON K-1081 PCGS-AU50 ........................ 350 MEXICO 1814MOJJ 8 REALES K-111 NGC-VF35 ..................... 85 1876MO 8 REALES K-377.10 NGC-MS62 ................ 175 1878CA AV 8 REALES K-377.2 NGC-AU58............... 100 1878GO FR 8 REALES K-377.8 NGC-MS62 .............. 160 1881AS ML 8 REALES K-377.1 NGC-MS62 ............. 250 1888PI MR 8 REALES K-377.12 NGC-MS63 ............ 180 1891AS ML 8 REALES K-377.1 NGC-AU58 ................ 80 1892ZS FZ 8 REALES K-377.13 NGC-MS62 ............. 140 1893AS ML 8 REALES K-1377 NGC-UNC DETAILS (TOOLED) ..................................................... 80 1898MO CENTAVO K-393 NGC-AU58BN.................... 30 1898GO 20 CENTAVOS K-405.2 NGC-AU53 ............... 40 1902CNQ 20 CENTAVOS K-405 NGC-AU58 ............... 48 1890MO 25 CENTAVOS K-406.7 ANACS-MS62 COIN HAS REFELECTIVE SURFACES ............................... 110 1902ZS FZ PESO K-409.3 NGC-MS62...................... 120

PANAMA 1934 1/10 BALBOA K-10.1 NGC-AU55 ....................... 90 PERU 1782LIMAMI 8 REALES K-78 NGC-VF35.................. 150 PHILIPPINES 1936 PESO K-178 NGC-MS62 MURPHY - QUEZON FLASHY .................................................................. 225 RUSSIA 1912CNB 1/2 KOPEK Y-48.1 NGC-MS64RB ............... 80 1882CNB HO 5 KOPEKS Y-19A.1 NGC-MS67 HIGHEST GRADE BY NCG, POP 9/0 ....................................... 300 1914CNB 15 KOPEK Y-21A.2 NGC-MS67 HIGHEST GRADE BY NGC, POP 20/0 ..................................... 300 1913BC ROUBLE Y-70 NGC-AU58 ROMANOV ......... 250 SOUTH AFRICA 1894 6 PENCE K-4 NGC-AU DETAILS SURFACE HAIRLINES .............................................................. 175 1895 6 PENCE K-4 NGC-XF40 ................................. 180 1897 2 1/2 SHILLINGS K-7 NGC-XF45 ....................... 48 SPAIN 1822-M SR 20 REALES K-561 PCGS XF DETAILS CLEANING............................................................... 240 1896(96)PGV PESETA K-706 NGC-AU58 .................... 60 SWEDEN 1869ST RIKDSDALER SPECIE K-711 NGC-F15 .......... 90 SWITZERLAND - VAUD 1828 BATZ K-20 ANACS-AU58 ................................... 40

******CROWNS AND MINORS OF THE WORLD****** ALGIERS AH1239 BUDJU K-68 VF ............................................. 75 ANGOLA 1853 MACUTA K-56 VF ............................................... 48 1814 MACUTA K-46 XF SOME VERTIGRIS ................. 60 1796 2 MACUTAS K-35 VF 1 YR TYPE ONLY 20,000 MINTED SCARCE ...................................................... 85 1927 5 CENTAVOS K-66 UNC ..................................... 22 ANTIGUA & BARBUDA 1982 $30 K-4 PRF VERPLANKS POINT RARE............. 50 ARGENTINA 1883 50 CENTAVOS K-28 AU RN & SCR BEHIND PORTRAIT.................................................................. 42 ARGENTINA-BUENOS AIRES 1828 5/10 REAL K-3 VF FAINT HL’S REV .................... 10 AUSTRALIA 1931 1/2 PENNY K-22 XF ........................................... 30 1931 PENNY K-23 XF FALLEN “1” .............................. 60 1933 PENNY K-23 AU ................................................. 30 1910 3 PENCE K-18 AU 1 YR TYPE ............................ 20 1912 3 PENCE K-24 VF+ ............................................. 25 1923 3 PENCE K-24 VF+ SEMI-KEY ........................... 45 1910 6 PENCE K-19 VF+ 1 YR TYPE........................... 15 1911 6 PENCE K-25 XF WIPED ................................... 60 1997 $5 K-356 BU 2000 OLYMPIC RUNNER ................ 7 AUSTRIA 1765 PFENNIG K-1979 VF........................................... 14 1789B 10 KREUZER K-2066 VF................................... 20 1763KB 2O KREUZER K-2028 VF ................................ 15 1763 THALER K-1816 XF OLD CLEANING ................ 275 1780SF THALER K-T-1 P/L GEM RESTRIKE................ 28 1859B 1/4 FLORIN K-2214 AU .................................... 15 1908 5 CORONA K-2809 TND XF RN 60TH ................ 45 1959 10 GROSCHEN K-2878 PROOF .......................... 30 1929 2 SCHILLING K-2844 TONED AU ...................... 12 1932 2 SCHILLING K-2848 UNC ................................ 90 1963 50 SCHILLING K-2894 PROOF TIROL ................ 45 AUSTRIA - TYROL 1809 20 KREUZER K-149 AU INSURRECTION .......... 150 AUSTRIA NETHERLANDS 1789 KRONEN-THALER K-32 VF EX-MOUNT ............. 28 AZORES 1880 5 REIS K-13 XF................................................... 18 BARBADOS 1970 $4 K-A9 BU FAO ................................................. 16 BELGIUM 1833 5 CENTIME K-5.1 VF .......................................... 18 1847 5 CENTIME K-5.1 VF .......................................... 25 1851 5 CENTIME K-5.1 XF+ ........................................ 40 1857 5 CENTIME K-5.1 VF .......................................... 18 1862/1 5 CENTIME K-21 VF/XF .................................. 15 1901 5 CENTIME K-44 XF DES BELGES ..................... 20 1832 10 CENTIMES K-2.1 VF- .................................... 65 1866 50 CENTIMES K-26 XF....................................... 85 1939 5 FRANCS K-117.3 XF MILLED EDGE WITHOUT LETTERING ............................................. 120 1944 5 FRANC K-129.1 AU ......................................... 25 1954 100 FRANC K-138.1 BU ..................................... 18 1954 20 FRANCS K-140.1 BELGIQUE ......................... 65 1949 100 FRANCS K-138.1 BU BELGIQUE KEY ......... 90 (ND)1980 500 FRANCS K-162A UNC MAP................. 16 BERMUDA 1959 CROWN K-13 NICE BU....................................... 35 BOHEMIA 1583 MALEY GROSCHEN VF/XF RUDOLPH II ............ 60 BOLIVIA 1823PTSPJ 8 REAL K-84 XF FEW MIN FL FL ........... 125 1853PTSFP 4 SOLES K-123.1 VF ............................... 38

1865FP MELGAREJO K-146 XF+ 1 YR TY ................ 300 1909H 20 CENTAVOS K-176 XF/AU ............................ 20 1864FP BOLIVIANO K-152.1 XF LT CLND .................. 48 1872FE BOLIVIANO K-155.4 BU ............................... 100 1873FE BOLIVIANO K-160.1 AU ................................. 45 BRAZIL 1821R 20 REIS K-316.1 XF STAR ON CROWN............ 20 1817 960 RIES K-507 VF SM SCR REV ...................... 70 1889 2000 REIS K-485 XF LITTLE BAGGY.................. 28 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO 1891H CENT K-1 CH BRN UNC RN .......................... 180 1888H CENT K-2 XF .................................................... 48 1894H CENT K-2 XF .................................................... 90 1903H 2 1/2 CENTS K-4 XF ........................................ 60 BRITISH WEST INDIES 1822 1/8 DOLLAR K-2 VG SCR ON REV ..................... 18 BULGARIA 1913 50 STOTINKI K-30 CH BU .................................. 20 1964 5 LEVA K-70 PROOF 20TH ANNIV ..................... 30 1973 5 LEVA K-83 PROOF UPRISING ......................... 24 1976 5 LEVA K-96 PROOF CHRISTO BOTEV .............. 24 1977 5 LEVA K-99 PROOF ......................................... 13 CANADA 1891SDSL CENT K-7 VG W/ OBV ETCHINGS............. 20 1891SDSL CENT K-7 VF ........................................... 120 1910 CENT K-8 UNC W/ SOME RED .......................... 45 1914 CENT K-21 MS-63 W/ SOME RED ..................... 65 1919 CENT K-21 MS-63 W/ SOME RED ..................... 38 1948 CENT K-41 RED UNC ......................................... 18 1858 5 CENT K-2 G LARGE DATE ............................... 85 1870 5 CENTS K-2 F WIRE RIM .................................. 17 1880H 5 CENT K-2 VF=$25XF .................................... 58 1883H 5 CENT K-2 F OLD CLEAN=$24 F ................... 32 1885 5 CENTS K-2 F LARGE 5 ................................... 25 1888 5 CENTS K-2 VF/XF=20 XF ................................ 30 1889 5 CENT K-2 F ..................................................... 30 1896 5 CENT K-2 AU TONED ...................................... 55 1901 5 CENT K-2 XF ................................................... 30 1905 5 CENT K-13 AU................................................. 30 1909 5 CENTS K-13 DARK XF ROUND LVS ................ 35 1910 5 CENTS K-13 NICE VF ROUND LVS ................. 35 1910 5 CENTS K-13 AU .............................................. 15 1916 5 CENTS K-22 XF/AU ......................................... 24 1918 5 CENTS K-22 TONED UNC ............................... 30 1919 5 CENTS K-22 BU .............................................. 40 1925 5 CENT K-29 VG+............................................... 63 1875H 10 CENT K-3 TONED VG 3 OLD SCR’S ON OBV. TONING HELPS HIDE SCR’S................................... 400 1902 10 CENT K-100 XF ............................................. 65 1905 10 CENT K-10 F ................................................. 18 1929 10 CENT K-23A BU ............................................ 68 1931 10 CENT K-23A AU ............................................ 30 1886 25 CENT K-5 VG................................................. 30 1888 25 CENT K-5 VG NRW 8 SCR/LT DIG ................ 20 1872H 50 CENT K-5 A/A2 ......................................... 125 1898 50 CENT K-5 AG................................................. 30 1939 $ K-38 CH BU PARLIAMENT .............................. 50 1947 DOLLAR K-46 AU HL’S .................................... 375 1949 $ K-47 BU NEWFOUNDLAND............................. 35 1953 $ K-54 CH BU, NO STRAP ................................. 35 1956 $ K-54 NICE BU.................................................. 50 2011 $4 K-1129 PROOF BABY’S FOOTPRINT IN ORIGINAL BOX WITH CERTIFICATE.......................... 60 BANK OF MONTREAL 1844 HALF PENNY PC-1B2 DARK AU TALL TREES LONGNOSE BEAVER ................................................. 75 1844 HALF PENNY PC-1B3 NICE AU HEAVY TREES SHORT NOSE .......................................................... 240 NEW BRUNSWICK 1854 PENNY K-4 XF W/ CORROSIVE SPOTS ............. 30 1854 PENNY FULL ENSIGN NB-2B1 PROBABLY LIGHTLY CIRCULATED PROOF (HAS WIRE EDGE ON BOTH SIDES) .......................................................... 250 1861 1/2 CENT K-5 XF/AU A FEW LT SCRATCHES ON OBV. SLIGHTLY BENT ............................................. 300 1864 20 CENTS K-9 VF- ............................................. 60 NEWFOUNDLAND 1929 CENT K-16 UNC IRREGULAR TONING ............... 50 1881 5 CENT K-2 F ..................................................... 65 1890 10 CENT K-3 FINE .............................................. 15 1872H 20 CENTS K-4 VF FEW MRKS ON OBV ........... 45 1881 20 CENTS K-4 VG+ ............................................ 12 CAYMAN ISLANDS 1975 $50 K-12 PROOF SIX QUEENS ORIG BOX BOOK & CERT ..................................................................... 80 CEYLON 1815 1/2 STIVER K-30 VF+ ONCE CLND .................... 50 CHILE 1868 DECIMO K-136.2 XF........................................... 17 1870/60 20 CENTAVOS K-138.1 VF+ .......................... 18 1877 20 CENTAVOS K-138.1 XF ................................. 15 1855 PESO K-129 G/VG .............................................. 60 CHINA EMPIRE ND(1903) 20 CASH Y-5 XF WEAK STRIKE .................. 40

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LETTERS Letters/from Page 10 center or in my mailman’s truck? The shipping box was in good condition so I don’t think it had been manhandled or “smashed” under a larger item. There had been no unusual “rain, sleet or dark of night” to cause the delay. It just took the long route from the mint to my mailbox.

I was pleased with the Mint’s customer service response – I did not have to pay shipping on the second delivery – and when I wound up with 200 quarters from each mint I was happy about that too. I was not billed for the second shipment either, but because I am a great guy, I mailed a payment for the second shipment with a short explanation to the Mint after I received the original.

Over the years I have ordered a lot of coins from the Mint, all the state quarters and others and this has been the only issue I have ever had with a delivery (I even got the baseball coins within a month of ordering).

So I, for one, can’t complain. But there is always tomorrow.

Lowell Knouff Johns Island, S.C.

Spend money on classic coins, not moderns As a coin collector for over 40 years I am puzzled at the popularity of modern overproduced and overpriced U.S. Mint products. It seems there is high demand for whatever the U.S. Mint produces no matter how high the price. The upcoming four-coin 50th anniversary Kennedy half set at $100 is a perfect example. There is no doubt there will be huge demand for this set. With no mintage limit the mintage on this set will be very high.

However, for $100 or less I’d rather buy a beautiful Mint State Morgan or Peace dollar or some other nice early 19th century coin.

I recently purchased a nice 1829 Bust half dollar for less than $100. This coin actually circulated nearly 200 years ago.

There are many nice early 19th or 20 century coins that can be purchased for less than $100. These coins are historic and actually circulated. These are true collector coins.

Needless to say, I won’t be spend14

ing $100 for an overproduced four-coin Kennedy half set.

Dave Loehr Flat Rock, N.C.

Mint got it right with sale of Kennedy set Kudos to the U.S. Mint for the rollout of the outstanding collector set of the four different silver Kennedy commemoratives/ special issues. Also, one can certainly tell that the US Mint’s revamped website is smooth and well organized.

Also, give a hand to the Mint for making the tough decision of not selling this special issue at the Whitman show and at their gift shops in order to avoid the Kennedy gold rush fiasco and trample that occurred in August. I am certain that it has hurt the sales of their product this time around.

Indeed, it is sad that our hobby or profession (if you can call it that) needs to be monitored like some other children (my kids do behave, they’re great!) to behave, and mind your manners and be courteous to others, and since we know you can’t do that, we’re taking away the toy to play with, or in this case the coin excitement and numismatic experience of a rollout coin at a show, where the collectors are getting in line to own a unique piece of modern recreated history, and a memorable moment.

Again, and as I have said before in this

forum, how ridiculous it is that the powers that be have literally stated “well, since nothing illegal went on with the hiring of stand-in-liners, then there is nothing we can do about it.” Sure there is something you can do about it! Create your own rules within the professional standards of the hobby and the association and trade show organizers that states that anyone caught or even thought of paying someone else to stand in line for them, you’re all kicked out of the show, and don’t get a coin. Period.

Your own rules are your own rules! It’s your show, you can make the rules! The legalese doesn’t enter into this matter, as it’s a private show with private show rules.

But I guess in today’s profit mongoring, politically correct, don’t step on my feet or I will sue you mentality, no one has the guts to do that. The upshot of this is that in my opinion, the silver Kennedy four-coin set will be a sleeper during the issue period ( I doubt the U.S. Mint has 300,000 on hand), and it will not reach an issuance of more than 90,000. We’ll see how well that prediction ferrets out! In the meantime, my boys worked hard over the summer doing various jobs and saved the $99.95 for their sets, and the Mint let me know today, the day after issuance, that they are shipped and on their way!

Robert Matitia Address withheld

Viewpoint/from Page 6 into space taking off, engines at full thrust. The rocket is an iconic symbol of the space program. It represents all the knowledge, hard work and motivation it took to place someone on the moon.

Across the top would read UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the lower left will host the denomination and mintmark and the lower right would read E PLURIBUS UNUM. The name of the mission, APOLLO 11, and the date of the moon landing, JULY 20, 1969, would be to the left of the rocket. To the right is the inscription, “We came in peace for all mankind.” The very same inscription is on the plaque of the lunar module’s descent stage, still on the moon’s surface to this day.

Now that a mockup of this coin is complete, I’m looking to get in contact with Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin, and any other members of the Apollo 11 mission to hear what they think of the design. I can think of no greater input than that of the very people who were a part of that great achievement of landing on the moon.

I feel that this design best incorporates the success of the Apollo 11 mission: that despite all adversity in this world, mankind could ascend above that and take those first steps out into space.

Connor Falk is online content editor for Numismatic News.

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David C. Harper

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Does bullion depress Kennedy sales?

Gold is down another $23 this morning from yesterday’s closing price. It is trading at $1,144.20 a troy ounce, according to the Kitco website Silver is lower as well. It has sunk to $15.37, off almost 56 cents from yesterday’s close.

Serious weakness in precious metals enveloped the four-coin silver Kennedy 50th anniversary set offer that began Oct. 28. Gold is down $100 since Oct. 22 and silver is down $1.82.

Are weak precious metals leading to weak Kennedy set sales?

I think there is a good chance that is the case.

Last week I reported that sales of the silver Kennedy sets totaled 85,670 in the first 12 hours as tallied by the Mint.

A further 39,477 sets were sold through Sunday, Nov. 2.

In the first five days the Mint has vended 125,147.

While this number is not yet game, set and match. It is close. Collectors have been trained by both personal desire and the need to get early slabs to front-end load their purchases of new coins from the Mint.

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That means the bulk of demand has already probably been satisfied.

If this is the case, the Mint will be lucky to sell the 190,000 sets it prepared in advance of the offer, let alone the 300,000 maximum it belatedly imposed Oct. 24.

Judging from my email, Numismatic News readers have been buyers of multiple sets.

That means they will be looking to unload them on the secondary market as quick as they can to take advantage of any market pop higher.

If sales momentum drops off sharply, what will that mean going forward?

It could mean that the Kennedy sets will be offered by the Mint into next year to clear out inventory.

There is no authorizing legislation to terminate the offer at the end of the year.

Of course, I can be wrong, but from my vantage point, the silver Kennedy set offer looks like it has attracted a mediocre collector response.

I think it would have done far better if it had been offered during the summer when the other two special Kennedy offers first began.

But the Mint had a good reason for the delay.

It did not want to make an offer on its old website. It did not want to rile collectors with any problems associated with it.

Instead, it scheduled the Kennedy silver offer for after the new website went live Oct. 1 and then gave collectors four weeks to re-establish their passwords and provide necessary customer information.

From a vendor service point of view, this was wise. Sales went quickly and smoothly.

But the cost might very well be that the Mint missed the emotional collector wave that prevailed in July and August when bullion prices were actually rising.

Falling bullion prices are not the only reason for collectors to have lost some of their enthusiasm for Kennedy coins, but they might have been the final straw for many potential buyers.

If sales are following the pattern I think they are, we will report a number around 145,000 next week and at the end of the year the number will be around 170,000.

That would leave the Mint with 20,000 extra sets.

from the Oct. 31 Numismatic News E-Newsletter

Here are some answers sent from our e-newsletter readers to Editor Dave Harper. Read more responses at www.numismaticnews.com.

Should the quarter reverse design change five times a year forever?

My vote would be to go back to the regular reverse and let us catch our breath. I also collect Canada and with all the variations the Canadians put on their quarters, some years I don’t even know if I’m getting all the right coins.

Give us a break for a few years, let the markets catch up, and then, if something is really noteworthy, then come up with something special. Maybe what the Mint could do would be to have the original design as the standard every year (like Canada does with the caribou), and then slip in a special issue once in a while.

Keep asking the good questions.

Paul Fehrenbach Milwaukee, Wis. Rather than continue the mindless 16

change in the quarter dollar reverse, how about a very much needed update of the dime? Why not redesign the latter and revert to a patriotic theme such as a new modern Liberty head obverse, a theme which was employed for years and is emblematic of the USA. No more presidents!

J. Finch Bluffton, SC I think that the collector base isn’t there to support continuous design changes on the quarter. We seem to have exhausted public interest, and it does cost the Mint money to design and produce new dies for all these quarters.

We could possibly have a new design each year or perhaps change designs

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every two or three years, but five times a year has proven to be just too much (at least after year 10 of all these design changes with the state quarters).

Simcha Kuritzky Silver Spring, Md. No, I am not in favor of changes to the quarter five times a year. I was afraid the national park series would make the quarter resemble a token rather than money.

The designs have been well done and quite attractive in comparison to some of the state quarters. A day may come when the Mint “sells” the reverse design for advertising to private companies.

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Constantly changing coinage may also represent an unstable economy where there appears little of lasting value. In my opinion it is better to change the whole design of a coin after 25 years than five times a year.

Timothy Scharr Aviston, Ill. As you can see by the poll, the idea of 5 different reverse’s for the quarter is getting old and tiring. It’s boring and too much to try to keep up with as a collection. The states program worked, the territories was a natural progression, now the parks is too much and what’s next, the Cities??

Jack Iaci Spring Hill Fla. Absolutely not. This is just another ploy by the mint to get you to part with more of your money on something that will never be worth anything. How much are the state quarters and the current quarters increasing over what the mint charges for them?

That should be a warning to everyone.

The Mint should get out of the coin business and stick to providing the necessary medium of exchange for commerce. Mint sets, proof sets and two commemoratives are great but everything else should go.

Our taxes are high enough without the government trying to sell us the worthless junk they are putting out just to make a profit of the coin collector. If they keep going down the road they are not taking, serious coin collection will be a thing of the past.

John T. Tinney Volcano, Calif.

The reverse of the quarter can change as many times as Congress desires, but it does no good if they do not receive wide distribution. I remember the excitement and anticipation of each new 50 states quarter, readily available to all who desired them.

But most people simply cannot get the America the Beautiful coins. Distribution is sporadic and the last one distributed in New Hampshire was Utah earlier this year. So that excitement has been effec18

tively killed and most people I have talked with have given up on finding them.

It will continue to be so as long as the current situation prevails. New reverses?

Who cares!

Bob Fritsch Nashua, N.H. Put a stop to the change after this series ends. Future commemorative series should be considered on the half dollar instead. The half doesn’t circulate much as it is, so why not use it for this venue as it is. This will keep these coins in a higher grade longer by this method.

Also, instead of just an eagle for the reverse, go to the Washington Monument instead. Should the eagle be retained for the reverse, it can be in flight by the monument. Or even perhaps overlay the eagle over the monument. Artists, get busy and do several renderings of designs just in case. I’d like to hear responses to this idea.

Gary Kess Berkel en Rodenrijs Netherlands This is my opinion on the quarter question. As an artist, I believe that U.S. circulating coinage designs are static, and, boring. I believe that changing the reverse designs of the quarter regularly would be a great step in the right direction to instill new interest in circulating U.S. coinage.

I also firmly believe that we should get rid of portraits on coins and work toward more classic designs harkening back to the days of such designs as the standing Liberty quarter, Walking Liberty half, winged Liberty (Mercury) dime, etc.

United States coinage designs currently are uninteresting and boring. As an artist, I believe that new designs would bring renewed interest to the use and collecting, of U.S. coinage.

Peter E. Klimek Address withheld Negative. Why do people seem to always want to change things that they hardly ever pay any attention to unless the idea is suggested by someone, somewhere?

Phill Hawk Silsbee, Texas My feeling is that while the state quarter program got a little excitement back into collecting, I think it’s gone on too long now. I found a national park quarter

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in circulation and mentioned it to someone that I work with. His comment was, “It’s just a state quarter.” I explained that it wasn’t and that this program commemorated national parks around the country.

My point being that for a lot of people out there, it’s confusing.

John Gould Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The quarter reverse should change to a single updated eagle design after the national parks series and then stay a single design for a while.

Scott McGowan Chicago, Ill. Absolutely not! I believe that collectors have had enough of the quarters. I am getting burned out collecting numerous issues just to keep my collections up to date each and every year.

I am also upset over the March of Dimes commemorative coming out next year. The Mint should have put out a special dime to commemorate the event.

A circulated dime that could have sparked the rebirth of putting your change into a card to be donated to the organization.

On top of that the selection for the commemorative dollar missed the mark by a long shot.

So let’s get back to one quarter each year and try and put some common sense into what the Mint puts out in the future.

It’s the collector that buys what the Mint puts out, and I for one may consider canceling all my subscription I purchase each and every year.

Jayne Shelby Hollywood, Md. Changing the reverse of the quarter every year is something that might sound like a money grab. But the public is used to the changing designs. The theme of the program is important. More than one design a year is overkill.

If the quarter changes reverse every year, why not change the reverses of all denominations? I would like to see a better reverse on the cent. The nickel, dime and half could use new artwork. The Native American dollar has had some very attractive artwork. The size of the dime would be a challenge to keep simple and attractive. The half dollar would be a great size for the artists.

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H10¢ 1860 MS-64 {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ++++ ......... 525 5¢ 1887 PR-65 {P} A++, L++, PQ+++........................ 575 5¢ 1871 PR-66 {P} W++, A+, L+, PQ+ Pop 10/+0 .. 2950 5¢ 1881 PR-66 (P/CAC) A++, L++, PQ+++................ 960 5¢ 1883 MS-65 {P} L++, A++, PQ++++..................... 625 5¢ 1885 XF-45 {P} RARE, L++, A++, PQ+++ ........... 1750 5¢ 1887 PR-65 {P} W+, L++, A++, PQ++ .................. 575 5¢ 1902 MS-65 (N) W+, A++, L++, PQ++.................. 550 5¢ 1909 PR-65 (N) A++, L+++, PQ+++ ...................... 575 5¢ 1912-D MS-65 {P} L++, W+, A++, PQ+++ ......... 1850 5¢ 1912-S G-06 {P} RARE, A+, ORIG........................ 180 5¢ 1913 TY2 MS-66 (N) L++, A++, PQ++................ 1150 5¢ 1913 TY2 PR-66+ {P} A+++, PQ++++, L+++ ...... 3750 5¢ 1913-S TY2 MS-65 {P} A, L, PQ, POP 107/+33 .. 4350 5¢ 1914-S MS-65 {P} L++, A+++, PQ++++ ............. 2450 5¢ 1917 MS-65 {P} A++, L++, PQ+++....................... 720 5¢ 1920 MS-66 (P/CAC) A+, L, PQ, POP 125/+9 ... 1800 5¢ 1920-S MS-64 {P} A++, L+, PQ++ ..................... 3750 5¢ 1926-S VF-30 (N) A+, LT, PQ+, RARE .................. 495 5¢ 1934-D MS-65 (N) VW, L++, A+, PQ+.................. 850 5¢ 1937 PR-66 {P} L++, A++, PQ++........................ 1950 5¢ 1937-D 3LEG VF-20 (N) ORIG. GRAY, A+............. 810 5¢ 1937-D 3LEG AU-55 (N) LT. GRAY, A+, PQ+ ...... 1550 10¢ 1891 MS-65 (N) LT, A++++, L++, PQ++++++.... 1050 10¢ 1897 MS-64 {P} BEAUTIFUL TONING, A+, PQ .. 375 10¢ 1907-D MS-64 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ+++...... 1495 10¢ 1907-S MS-64 {P} W++, L+, A+, PQ+, 22/+8 .. 1600 10¢ 1908 MS-64 {P} VW, A++, L++, P++ .................. 410 10¢ 1909 MS-64 {P} W, A++, L++, PQ++.................. 410 10¢ 1912 MS-66 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++............ 1300 10¢ 1913 MS-64+ (P/CAC) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ... 475 10¢ 1914-D MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ......... 410 10¢ 1916-D VF-20 (P) VW, LT, A++, L++, RARE ...... 3900 10¢ 1920-D MS-65 FB (N) POP 14/+12 W, L, A, PQ .3950 10¢ 1921 AU-50 (P/CAC) LT, A+++, L++, PQ++ ...... 1050 10¢ 1928 MS-66 FB (N) PQ+++, L++, A++, W++++ .. 300 10¢ 1935-D MS-65 FB {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ+ ........ 465 10¢ 1935-D MS-66 (P/CAC) W++, L++, A+, PQ+ ... 1150 10¢ 1941-D MS-68 FB {P} W, L, A, PQ, Pop 23/0 . 1850 10¢ 1942/1 AU-50 {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ++ ........... 1080 10¢ 1942/1-D AU-55 {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ+++ ..... 1575 10¢ 1942/1-D AU-58 (N) VW. A++, L++, PQ+++ ..... 1875 20¢ 1875-S MS-65 {P} LT, A+, L++, PQ++ ............. 4600 20¢ 1875-CC VF-35 {P} A++, SCARCER DATE ........ 925 25¢ 1805 XF-40 {P} LT, A++, L++, PQ++ ................ 3850 25¢ 1818 AU-55 (N) LT, A++, L+, PQ++ .................. 2900 25¢ 1819 AU-55 (N) VW, A+, L+, PQ, Pop 14/+29 .. 3250 25¢ 1828 AU-53 (N) A++, L++, LT, PQ++ ................ 2300 25¢ 1892 MS-64 (P) W++, L++, A++, PQ+ ................ 750 25¢ 1893 MS-61 (N) T, A++, L++, PQ++ ................... 280 25¢ 1893 MS-65 {P} RBT, A++, L++, PQ++ ............ 1150 25¢ 1896-S VG-8 (N) SCARCE, A++, PQ++ ............ 1575 25¢ 1903 PR-66 CAM {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ . 3975 25¢ 1913-S VG-08 {P} SCARCE, A++, PQ++ .......... 2850 25¢ 1915 MS-64 {P} W, A++, L++, PQ...................... 750 25¢ 1916-D MS-63 {P} VW, A+, L++, PQ++ ............. 450 25¢ 1916-D MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ....... 1150 25¢ 1917 TY1 MS-64 FH {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ+ .. 625 25¢ 1917 TY1 MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .... 775 25¢ 1917 TY1 MS-65 FH (N) W++, L++, A+, PQ+... 1275 25¢ 1917-D TY1 MS-65 FH {P} VW+, A+, PQ+, L .. 2100 25¢ 1923-S AU-58 (P/CAC) VW, A++, L++, PQ++ .. 2975 25¢ 1924-D MS-65 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++.......... 540 25¢ 1926-D MS-65 (N) W+, L++, A+, PQ+................ 510 25¢ 1927-D MS-65 (N) VW, A++, L++, PQ++............ 495 25¢ 1929 MS-64 FH (P) VW, A++, L++, PQ++ .......... 565 25¢ 1929-S MS-63 FH {P} A++, L++, PQ+++, W++ .. 410 25¢ 1929-S MS-66 FH {P} PQ, A, L, W, POP 12/+0 . 1750 25¢ 1950 PR-67 CAM {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ... 1950

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1836 AU-58 (N) O-117, L+, A+, W, PQ...................... 720 1837 MS-62 (N) W+, L++, A++, PQ++..................... 1975 1893-O MS-63 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++............... 1500 1897 MS-64 {P} LT, A++++, L++, PQ+++ ................ 1700 1898-S MS-64 {P} POP 10/+10 W++, L+, A+, PQ .. 6799 1908-D AU-58 (P/CAC) W++, L++, A+++, PQ++ ....... 850 1909 PR-66 {P} W+++, A+++, L++, PQ++++ ........... 4950 1910 PR-63 {P} LT, A+++, L++, PQ++ ..................... 1225 1910-S MS-64 {P} LT, A+, L+, PQ+, POP 21/+23 ... 3100 1912-D MS-63 (P/CAC) VW, A++, L++, PQ+++ ...... 1210 1915-D MS-65 (N) W+, L+, A+, PQ+, POP 50/+8 ... 3175 1915-S MS-65 {P} LT, A++, L++, PQ++................... 3500 1916-S MS-65 (N) W+++, L++, A+++, PQ+++ ......... 6600 1934 MS-66 {P} W+++. A+++, L+++, PQ+++ ............ 850 1934-D MS-66 {P} W+, L+, A+, PQ+, Pop 155/+4.. 2750 1934-S MS-65 {P} VW, L++, A++, PQ++................. 3600 1935-D MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .............. 425 1938 MS-65+ {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ+++ .................. 425 1939-S MS-67 {P} PQ+++, A++, L++, W++............. 1750 1941-S MS-65 (P/CAC) PQ++, L++, A++, W++......... 975 1942 MS-66 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++ .................... 175 1942-D MS-67 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ+++ .............. 925 1942-S MS-66 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++............. 1325 1943 MS-67 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .................. 650 1943-D MS-67 {P} A++,L++, W++, PQ++ ................. 850 1944-D MS-67 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .............. 850 1945 MS-67 {P} L++, A++, W++, PQ++ .................. 1800 1945-D MS-67 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ................ 975 1945-S MS-64 {P} L+, A++, PQ++, W+....................... 90 1947-D MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ................ 150 1947-D MS-65 (N) W+, L++, A++, PQ++................... 140 1950 PR-65 CAM (NGC) W+, L+++, A++, PQ+++.... 1950 1950 PR-67 {N} W++, A++, L++, PQ+, POP 37/+0.. 3750 1950 PR-67 CAM {P} BLAST WHITE, DEEP MIRRORS POP 7/+0 ........................................................... 14,900 1950-D MS-65 FBL (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ......... 395 1950-D MS-65 FBL {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ......... 395 1950-D MS-64 FBL (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ......... 125 1951-S MS-65+ FBL {P} W++, L+, A+, PQ, POP 3 ... 750 1953 PR-67 CAM (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ+++........... 875 1954 PR-67 CAM {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .......... 550 1954 PR-67 DCAM {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++...... 1975 1955 PR-68 UCAM (N) W++, A, L, PQ Pop 31/+2 .. 2975 1956 TY1 PR-67 CAM {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ ... 950 1956 TY2 PR-67 CAM {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ ... 350 1956 TY2 PR-69 CAM (N) W++, L++, A+++ PQ++++ 775 1956 TY2 PR-68 DCAM {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .. 779 1960 PR-67 DCAM {P} W++, L++, A+++, PQ++++.... 375 1960 MS-66 FBL {P} W+, A+, L+, PQ Pop 46/+0 ... 2599 1962 PR-68 DCAM {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++.......... 850 1962 PR-68 UCAM (N) L++, A++, W+++, PQ+++ ...... 775 1962 PR-66 CAM {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++ ............ 175 1962 PR-67 CAM {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++ ............ 195 1963 PR-68 DCAM (P/CAC) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .. 875

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1879-CC MS-62 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .......... 6500 1879-CC MS-63 {P} A++, L++, W+++, PQ+++ ........ 7500 1879-CC MS-63 PL (P) W, A, L, PQ, POP 95/+81 .. 9500 1879-CC CAP XF-45 {P} VW, A++, RARE, PQ++ .... 1350 1879-CC CAP AU-53 {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ+++ .... 3100 1879-CC CAP MS-61 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++.. 5400 1879-CC CAP MS-62 (N) W+, L++, A++, PQ++ ...... 5790 1879-CC CAP MS-63 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++.... 7350 1879-O MS-63 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ++................. 275 1879-O MS-64 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ++................. 595 1879-O MS-64 {P} PQ+++, L++, A++, W++ .............. 610 1879-S REV’78 MS-64 {P} PQ++, W++, A++, L++ .. 1650 1879-S REV’78 MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .. 5150 1879-S MS-65+ {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++............. 265 1879-S MS-67 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++............. 975 1879-S MS-68 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ............... 4700 1880 MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .................. 165 1880 MS-64+ {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .................. 235 1880 MS-66 {P} POP 98/+0 W+, L++, A++, PQ++ .. 2975 1880-CC MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ ............ 725 1880-CC MS-65 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ .......... 1290 1880/79-CC REV’78 MS-66 (N) W++, PQ+, L+, A... 5750 1880/79-CC REV’78 MS-65 {P} W+, A+, L+, PQ+ .. 2550 1880-CC 8/HIGH7 MS-63 PL {P} POP 32/+59 W+, L++, A++, PQ++ .............................................................. 900 1880-CC MS-65 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++ ............ 1275 1880-CC 8/7 REV’78 MS-65 {P} W+, A+, L+, PQ ... 2275 1880-O MS-63 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ ............ 485 1880-O MS-63 (N) A++, L++, W+++, PQ+++............. 475 1880-O MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ ............ 1895 1881 MS-64+ {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .................. 210 1881 MS-64 (N) PQ++, A++, L++, W+++................... 175 1881 MS-64+ (N) VW+,L++, A++, PQ++.................... 210 1881 MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .................... 185 1881 MS-64 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++..................... 168 1881 MS-65 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++++ ................ 785 1881-CC MS-64 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++ .............. 645 1881-CC MS-64+ {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ............ 795 1881-CC MS-65 {P} PQ++, A++, L++, W++ ............ 1050 1881-CC MS-65+ (N) W++, A++, L++,PQ++++ ....... 1200 1881-CC MS-66 {P} A++ L++, W+++, PQ+++ ......... 1295 1881-CC MS-66+ (P/CAC) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .. 2650 1881-CC MS-67 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ............ 4250 1881-S MS-66 {P} A++, L++, W+++, PQ+++............. 340 1881-S MS-66+ {P} W++, A++, L+++, PQ++++......... 365 1882 MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .................... 140 1882 MS-64+ {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ+++ ................ 220 1882 MS-65 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++..................... 580 1882-CC MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .............. 599 1882-CC MS-65 (P/CAC) GSA, W++, A+, L+, PQ+ ... 695 1882-CC MS-66+ (P/CAC) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .. 2100 1882-O/S MS-63 STR {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ+++ ... 285 1882-O MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .............. 140 1882-O MS-65 {P} L++, A++, W++, PQ+++ ............ 1400 1882-S MS-65 PL {P} W+, A++, L+++, PQ++ ........... 285 1883 MS-66 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ ................ 560 1883 MS-67 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+ Pop 93/+1... 3450 1883-CC MS-65 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ ............ 570 1883-CC MS-64+ {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ............ 345 1883-CC MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .............. 575 1883-CC MS-65+ {P} A++, W++, L++, PQ+++ .......... 625 1883-CC MS-65+ (P/CAC) W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .. 750 1883-CC MS-65 DMPL (I) DM, W, A++, L+, PQ+ ... 1250 1883-CC MS-65 DMPL {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+... 1595 1883-CC MS-66 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ ............ 850 1883-CC MS-66+ {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ ...... 1475 1883-O MS-64 DMPL (N) W+, L++, A++, PQ+++...... 550 1883-S AU-53 (N) LT, A++, L++, PQ++...................... 225 1883-S AU-58 (P/CAC) VW, A++, L++, PQ++ ........... 475 1883-S MS-63 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++............. 2995 1884 MS-66 {P} PQ+++, L++, A+++, W+++ .............. 960 1884-CC MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .............. 590 1884-CC MS-65 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ++ .............. 580 1884-CC MS-66 (P) W++, PQ++, A++, L+++ ............ 925 1884-CC MS-66 PL {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .... 1950 1884-CC MS-66+ (P/CAC) W++, A++, L++, PQ++ .. 2750 1884-O MS-64 DMPL {P} W+, A++, L++, PQ++ ....... 450 1884-O MS-65 (N) W++, A++ ,L++, PQ++................. 190 1884-S MS-61 PL (N) W+, L, A, PQ, POP 3/+6 .... 18500 1885-CC MS-64 {P} W+, L++, A++, PQ++ ................ 975 1885-CC MS-64+ {P} W++, PQ+++, L++, A++ ........ 1050 1885-CC MS-66 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ .......... 2400 1885-O MS-65 DMPL {P} W++,L++, A+++, PQ++ .. 1050 1885-O MS-67 {P} PQ+++, A++, L++, W++ ............ 2250 1885-S MS-63 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++................. 340

1885-S MS-64 {P} VW+++, A++, L++, PQ++ ............ 720 1885-S MS-64+ {P} PQ+++, L++, A++, W++++......... 875 1886 MS-66+ {P} PQ++, A++, L++, VW, POP 88 ...... 750 1886-O MS-61 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ+++............. 1650 1886-O MS-63 {P} PQ++++, VW, LT, A+++, L++ ..... 3900 1886-S AU-58 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++.................. 250 1886-S MS-61 (N) W+, L++, A++, PQ++ ................... 425 1886-S MS-64 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++............... 925 1886-S MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++............. 3100 1887-O MS-63 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++ ................ 155 1887-O MS-64+ {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ .......... 750 1887-S MS-63 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++................. 345 1887-S MS-64 (N) W+, A++, L++, PQ++ ................... 710 1887-S MS-64 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++............... 750 1887-S MS-65 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++............. 2975 1887/6 MS-65 (I) W+, A++, L++, PQ++ ................... 2200 1887/6-O MS-63 {P} W++, L++, A+++, PQ+++ ....... 2050 1887-S MS-64 {P} A++, L++, W+++, PQ+++............. 725 1887-S MS-64 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ++ ................. 720 1888 MS-65 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ .................. 275 1888-O MS-65 (N) A+, L++, W++, PQ+..................... 665 1888-O MS-66 {P} W+, L++, A++, PQ+++ .............. 2350 1888-S MS-62 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ................. 435 1888-S MS-63 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++................. 510 1889 MS-64+ {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++ .................. 140 1889-CC F-15 (N) RARE, LT, ORIG .......................... 1175 1889-CC VF-20 {P} ORIG. SCARCE, LT.................. 1550 1889-CC VF-35 (PCI) A++, SCARCE, PQ+++ .......... 1800 1889-O MS-65 (N) W+, L++, A+++, PQ+++............. 5250 1889-S MS-65 (P) A+, L++, W++, PQ++ ................. 1990 1889-S MS-66 {P} W++, A+, L+, PQ+, Pop 68/+1 .. 5400 1890 MS-64 {P} A+++, L+++, W++, PQ++++ ............ 225 1890 MS-65 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++ .................. 2175 1890 MS-65 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ+++ ................ 1995 1890-CC MS-63 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ ............ 975 1890-CC MS-63 (P/CAC) W++, L++, A+++, PQ++ .. 1025 1890-O MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ................ 335 1890-O MS-64 (N) VW, A++, L++, PQ++++ ............... 330 1890-O MS-65 {P} A++, L++, W+++, PQ+++ .......... 2550 1890-O MS-65 DMPL (A) DM, CAM, VW, A+, PQ .. 4975 1890-S MS-64 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++................. 310 1890-S MS-65 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++............... 1450 1890-S MS-66 {P} W++, L++,A++, PQ++................ 4350 1891 MS-63 (N) W++, A++, L++, PQ++..................... 210 1891 MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ ................ 950 1891 MS-65 (P) W++, A++, L++, PQ++ ................... 6800 1891-CC MS-63 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++ .............. 790 1891-CC MS-63 {P} W+++, A+++, L++, PQ++++ ...... 850 1891-CC MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ............ 1375 1891-CC MS-65 {P} A++,L++, W++, PQ+++ ........... 5100 1891-CC MS-65+ {P} Pop 17/+30 A+, L+, W, PQ .. 6750 1891-O MS-64 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ .............. 999 1891-S MS-64 (P/CAC) W++, L++, A++, PQ++......... 425 1892 MS-63 {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ++ ...................... 540 1892 MS-64 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++++............... 1150 1892 MS-64 {P} A++, L++, W++++, PQ++++ .......... 1150 1892-CC MS-63 {P} W, A+, L++, PQ+ .................... 2375 1892-CC MS-63 PL {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++ ...... 3100 1892-CC MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .......... 3375 1892-O MS-63 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++ ................ 475 1892-O MS-64 (N) PQ+++, L++, A+++, W+++......... 1025 1892-O MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ .......... 1075 1892-S XF-45 (N) VW, A+, L++, PQ .......................... 650 1892-S AU-55 (N) A++, W+++, L+++, PQ++++........ 6250 1892-S AU-55 (N) VW, A++, L++, PQ++ .................. 5950 1893 AU-55 (N) W+, L++, A++, PQ++ ....................... 500 1893 MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A+, PQ+ POP 200/+3 .. 7375 1893-CC F-15 (N) LT, A++, PQ++ .............................. 475 1893-CC VF-30 (N) LT, A++, PQ++, SCARCE............ 960 1893-CC VF-35 (N) LT, A++, PQ++.......................... 1200 1893-CC VF-35 {P} LT, A++, PQ++ ......................... 1200 1893-CC XF-45 {P} PQ+, VW, A++, L++ ................. 2100 1893-CC AU-50 {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ++............... 2750 1893-CC AU-53 {P} VW, A+, L++, PQ+++............... 3150 1893-O AU-55 {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ++++ ............. 1975 1894 VF-30 (N) W, A++, L+, PQ++ .......................... 1580 1894 XF-45 {P} LT, A++, L+, PQ+++........................ 1675 1894 AU-50 {P} A++, LT, L+, PQ++ ......................... 1850 1894 AU-53 (N) LT, A++, L++, PQ++++ ................... 2150 1894 MS-61 {P} SCARCE, W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .. 3950 1894-O AU-58 (N) VW, A++, L++, PQ++.................... 470 1894-S MS-64 {P} PQ++++, A++, L++, W++++....... 2550 1895-O AU-53 {P} W+, A++, L++, PQ++ ................. 1775 1895-O AU-58 (N) W++, A+++, L+++, PQ+++ ......... 4950 1895-O MS-60 {P} W+, A+, L+, SCARCE, PQ+ ... 15,750

1895-S VF-30 {P} VW, A+, L++, PQ++ .................... 1050 1895-S VF-30 (N) VW, A++, L++, PQ++ .................... 995 1895-S VF-35 {P} LT, A+, PQ+ ................................ 1050 1895-S XF-40 (CAC/NGC) LT, VW, A++, L+, PQ+ ... 1390 1896 MS-66+ (P/CAC) W++, A++, L++, PQ+++ ...... 2100 1896 MS-66+ (N) A++, L++, PQ++++, W+++........... 1800 1896-O AU-58 (N) VW, A++, L++, PQ+++.................. 850 1896-S MS-64 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ+++............. 6250 1897 MS-66 {P} A++, L++, W+++, PQ+++ .............. 1100 1897 MS-67 {P} A++, L++, PQ++, W+, Pop 23/+1.. 4750 1897-O MS-62 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ ............ 2975 1897-S MS-64 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ................. 175 1897-S MS-64+ {P} PQ+++, L++, A+++, W+++......... 265 1897-S MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++................. 675 1898 MS-66 {P} VW, A++, L++, PQ++++ .................. 730 1898-O MS-66 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++ ................ 425 1898-O MS-66 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .............. 460 1898-S MS-63 (N) W++, A++, L++, PQ++ ................. 510 1899 MS-64 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ++..................... 425 1899 MS-66 {P} W++, L+, A+, PQ+, Pop 209/+17.. 1800 1899-O MS-66 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ++................. 385 1899-O MS-66+ {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ .......... 975 1899-S MS-65 {P} VA, A++, L++, PQ++ ................. 2170 1899-S MS-65 (N) W+, L++, A++, PQ++ ................. 2175 1900-O/CC MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ ........ 995 1901 AU-58 {P} W++, L++, A+++, PQ+++++ ........... 1850 1901 MS-61 (N) W++, L++, A+++, PQ++................. 3950 1901 MS-62 {P} RARE, Pop 255/+150, W, L, A, PQ . 7350 1901-S MS-62 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ................. 675 1901-S MS-65 {P} A++, L++, W+++, PQ++++......... 3825 1903 MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .................. 125 1903 MS-64 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ+++................... 125 1903 MS-66 (P/CAC) W++, L++, A+++, PQ++++ ...... 695 1921 MS-63 DMPL (N) W, A+, L++, PQ++ .............. 1800 1921-D MS-66 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ .......... 1299 1921-S MS-66 {P} W+, L+, A+, PQ+, POP 55/+0 ... 8250

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1921 PE MS-63 (N) A+++, L++, W+++, PQ++++ ....... 499 1921 PE MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ ........... 1050 1922 MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ...................... 70 1922-D MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .............. 160 1922-D MS-65 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ .............. 750 1922-D MS-66 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++ .......... 2950 1922-S MS-64 (P/CAC) W++, L++, A++, PQ+++....... 490 1922-S MS-64 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++............... 380 1922-S MS-65 (P/CAC) VW, A++, L++, PQ++ ......... 2745 1922-S MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++++........... 2595 1923 MS-64 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++ ...................... 70 1923 MS-65 (N) A++, W++, L++, PQ++..................... 150 1923 MS-65 {P} VAM-1A WHISKER JAW, W++...... 1750 1923 MS-65+ (N) W++, A++, L++, PQ++++............... 185 1923 MS-67 (PCI) W++, L++, A++, PQ ................... 2160 1923-D MS-65 (I) VW, LT, A++, PQ++ ..................... 1125 1923-D MS-65 (N) W++, A++, L++, PQ++............... 1105 1923-S MS-64 (P) W++, A++, L++, PQ+++ ............... 610 1923-S MS-64+ (P/CAC) W++, L++, A++, PQ+++..... 975 1924 MS-65 (N) A++, L++, W++, PQ++++................. 165 1924 MS-66 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ+++................... 675 1924-S MS-63 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++ ................. 490 1924-S MS-64 {P} W+++, L++, A+++, PQ+++......... 1485 1925 MS-65 (N) W++, A++, L++, PQ++..................... 165 1925 MS-65 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ+++ .................. 175 1925 MS-66 {P} A++, L++, W++, PQ++++ ................ 675 1925-S MS-63+ PQ+++, A++, L++, W++++ ............... 410 1925-S MS-63 {P} W++, A++, L++, PQ++................. 350 1925-S MS-64 {P} W+, A++, L++, PQ++................. 1250 1925-S MS-64 {P} W+, L++, A++, PQ+++............... 1450 1925-S MS-64 (I) VW, A++, L++, PQ+++................... 850 1926 MS-64 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ+++ .................. 215 1926 MS-64 (N) W++, L++, A++, PQ++..................... 155 1926-D MS-65 {P} W++, L++, A++, PQ++ .............. 1050 Policies and Procedures: 1) Full 5-day return privilege on certified coins only, less Shipping, Handling and Insurance fees. Untimely returns are subject to a 10% restocking fee!

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Everglades bullion 5-ounce sells 22,000

By Connor Falk The first weekly sales report of the 2014 Everglades 5-ounce silver bullion coin indicates that 22,000 have been purchased. This places the coin well over sales of the previous release, the Great Sand Dunes, currently at 16,400. Sales of the Everglades coin were probably spurred on by lower silver prices.

For the same reason, sales of gold and silver bullion in October were high, with 57,500 one-ounce gold and 5,790,000 one-ounce silver American Eagle bullion coins sold.

Bullion coin sales in the first four days of November kept up the momentum, with 11,500 one-ounce, 1,000 half-ounce, 2,000 quarter-ounce and 5,000 tenthounce gold American Eagle bullion coins

First Day Coin Covers W.H. Harrison: John Tyler: James K. Polk: Zachary Taylor: Millard Fillmore: Franklin Pierce: James Buchanan: Andrew Johnson: Ulysses Grant: Rutherford Hayes: James Garfield: Chester Arthur: Grover Cleveland 1st Term: Benjamin Harrison Grover Cleveland 2nd Term: William McKinley: Theodore Roosevelt: William Howard Taft: Woodrow Wilson: Warren G. Harding: Calvin Coolidge: Herbert Hoover: Franklin D. Roosevelt:

2014 Commemorative Coins

(amount sold/mintage) 30,837/40,000 27,470/40,000 25,703/40,000 24,669/40,000 23,449/32,000 21,892/32,000 20,647/32,000 19,115/22,000 19,652/22,000 17,321/22,000 16,623/22,000 16,629/22,000 15,236/22,000 14,647/22,000 13,901/22,000 14,065/20,000 15,604/20,000 12,875/20,000 12,322/20,000 11,729/20,000 11,384/20,000 10,513/20,000 11,282/20,000

America the Beautiful 2010 ATB circulating coin set 2010 ATB uncirculated coin set 2011 ATB circulating coin set 2011 ATB uncirculated coin set 2013 ATB circulating coin set 2013 ATB uncirculated coin set 2014 ATB uncirculated coin set Hot Springs 3-coin set: Yellowstone 3-coin set: Yosemite 3-coin set: Grand Canyon 3-coin set: Mount Hood 3-coin set: Gettysburg 3-coin set: Glacier 3-coin set: Olympic 3-coin set: Vicksburg 3-coin set Chickasaw 3-coin set Chaco 3-coin set Acadia 3-coin set Hawaii 3-coin set Denali 3-coin set White Mountain 3-coin set Perry 3-coin set Great Basin 3-coin set McHenry 3-coin set Mt. Rushmore 3-coin set Smoky Mountain 3-coin set Shenandoah 3-coin set Arches 3-coin set Great Sand Dunes 3-coin set

35,903 39,603 32,661 38,403 24,100 39,971 19,103 22,138 23,206 20,562 20,393 17,367 20,907 17,682 16,571 16,927 15,216 18,147 18,539 19,660 16,098 17,689 16,378 14,375 14,656 15,041 16,285 14,424 12,413 10,726

First Spouse 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014

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Ida McKinley Uncirculated Ida McKinley Proof Edith Roosevelt Uncirculated Edith Roosevelt Proof Helen Taft Uncirculated Helen Taft Proof Ellen Wilson Uncirculated Ellen Wilson Proof Edith Wilson Uncirculated Edith Wilson Proof Florence Harding Uncirculated Florence Harding Proof Grace Coolidge Uncirculated Grace Coolidge Proof Lou Hoover Uncirculated Lou Hoover Proof Eleanor Roosevelt Uncirculated Eleanor Roosevelt Proof

purchased. The same period also saw buyers pick up 1,055,000 silver American Eagle bullion coins.

The 2014 gold Kennedy half dollar had sales of over 1,000 since last report, going from 65,039 to 66,054.

The 2014 silver Kennedy four-coin set, released on Oct. 28 had 85,670 sold in the first 12 hours, was up to 125,147 sets purchased as of Nov. 2.

1,892 2,637 1,881 2,731 1,762 2,417 1,706 2,339 1,707 2,265 1,305 1,992 1,217 1,851 1,093 1,624 1,129 1,857

Numismatic News EXPRESS / November 25, 2014

Proof Uncirculated Max. mintage 57,834 23,520 350,000

Civil Rights (P):

Baseball Hall of Fame $1: *262,091 (P)*137,909 (P) Hall of Fame $5: *32,026 (W) *17,974 (W) Hall of Fame clad half: 229,995 (S) 136,075 (D) Young Collectors set: – 23,810

400,000 50,000 750,000 50,000

Gold Buffaloes as of 11/4/14 2014 one-ounce Buffalo bullion coin October Sales 2014 one-ounce Buffalo proof

October Bullion Eagle Sales One ounce: 1/2 ounce: 1/4 ounce: 1/10 ounce: TOTAL:

21,000 19,772

as of 11/4/14 (in coins/ounces)

Platinum

Gold

Silver

400/400 N/A N/A N/A 400/400

57,500/57,500 6,000/3,000 8,000/2,000 50,000/5,000 121,500/67,500

5,790,000/same N/A N/A N/A 5,790,000/same

America the Beautiful 5-ounce coins 2013

Collector (P)

White Mountain Perry’s Victory Great Basin Fort McHenry Mount Rushmore

*20,530/25,000 *17,707/25,000 *17,792/25,000 *19,802/25,000 *23,547/25,000

2014

Great Smoky Mountains Shenandoah Arches Great Sand Dunes Everglades

Bullion

*35,000 *30,000 *30,000 *30,000 *35,000

Collector (P)

Bullion

*24,722/25,000 27,280/30,000 27,294/30,000 22,089/30,000 N/A

33,000 22,400 22,000 16,400 22,000

Collector Eagle Sales as of 11/2/14 (in coins/maximum possible) 2014 Proof Gold One ounce: *19,858/20,000 1/2 ounce: 5,514/10,000 1/4 ounce: 6,049/10,000 1/10 ounce: 11,111/20,000 Four-coin set 8,433/15,000

2014-W proof 1 oz. platinum Eagle 2013-W proof 1 oz. platinum Eagle 2014-W proof silver Eagle 2014-W uncirculated silver Eagle 2013-W uncirculated silver Eagle 2013 Limited Edition Silver Proof Set

3,891 *5,745 701,163 209,260 *178,941 *47,981

$500 box

Bag and Roll Sales 2013 William Howard Taft Presidential dollar Option Philadelphia Denver Total 25-count roll *49,842 *44,390 94,232 100-coin bag *989 *861 1,850 $250 box *8,946 *4,216 13,162 $500 box *558 *571 1,129 2013 Woodrow Wilson Presidential dollar Option Philadelphia Denver Total 25-count roll *47,555 *41,769 89,324 100-coin bag *1,250 *1,072 2,322 $250 box *9,119 *4,387 13,506 $500 box *507 *503 1,010 2014 Warren G. Harding Presidential dollar Option Philadelphia Denver Total 25-count roll 45,613 41,908 87,521 $100 bag *1,282 *1,170 2,452 $250 box *6,995 *5,048 12,043 2014 Calvin Coolidge Presidential dollar Option Philadelphia Denver Total 25-count roll 43,192 39,151 82,343 $100 bag *1,981 *1,979 3,960 $250 box 7,075 4,354 11,429 2014 Herbert Hoover Presidential dollar Option Philadelphia Denver Total 25-count roll 40,589 36,895 77,484 $100 bag *1,981 *1,990 3,971 $250 box 5,401 4,070 9,471 2014 Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential dollar Option Philadelphia Denver Total 25-count roll 37,708 34,736 72,444 $100 bag *1,994 *1,986 3,980 $250 box 4,212 3,599 7,811

Option 25-count roll $100 bag $250 box

2013 Native American dollar Philadelphia Denver *24,911 *23,859 *1,481 *1,478 *2,487 *2,496

Total 48,770 2,959 4,983

*498 Bag and Roll Sales*494

992

2014 Native American dollar Option Philadelphia Denver Total 25-count roll 16,775 16,388 33,163 $100 bag 1,254 1,261 2,515 $250 box 1,979 1,927 3,906 2013 Fort McHenry National Monument quarter San Francisco Total Option Philadelphia Denver 100-coin bag *2,893 *2,805 *6,382 12,072 Two-roll (P&D) set *11,055 San Francisco roll *6,911 P,D,S rolls set *9,944 2013 Mount Rushmore National Memorial quarter Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total 100-coin bag 3,048 3,044 6,582 12,674 Two-roll (P&D) set 10,663 San Francisco roll 7,205 P,D,S rolls set 10,519 2014 Great Smoky Mountains National Forest quarter Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total 100-coin bag 2,856 2,773 5,772 11,401 Two-roll (P&D) set 9,824 San Francisco roll 6,094 P,D,S rolls set 11,165 2014 Shenandoah National Park quarter Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total 100-coin bag 2,573 2,497 5,711 10,781 Two-roll (P&D) set 9,026 San Francisco roll 5,263 P,D,S rolls set 10,128 2014 Arches National Park quarter Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total 100-coin bag 2,361 2,306 4,346 9,013 Two-roll (P&D) set 8,406 San Francisco roll 4,706 P,D,S rolls set 9,435 2014 Great Sand Dunes National Park quarter Option Philadelphia Denver San Francisco Total 100-coin bag 2,297 2,205 4,168 8,670 Two-roll (P&D) set 8,007 San Francisco roll 4,013 P,D,S rolls set 8,486

Sets and Singles 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014 2014 2014

Dollar sets Pres. $1 unc. set (P&D) Pres. $1 unc. set (P&D) Pres. $1 circ. set (P) Pres. $1 circ. set (D) Pres. $1 circ. set (P) Pres. $1 circ. set (D) Unc. $1 set (6 coins, 1 silver) Pres. $1 unc. set (P&D)

81,624 92,732 16,065 12,179 5,347 2,675 17,753 42,309

Presidential $1 Coin and First Spouse Medal Sets Abigail Fillmore 10,625 Jane Pierce 8,415 Buchanan Liberty 8,259 Eliza Johnson 6,724 Julia Grant 7,186 Lucy Hayes 5,745 Lucretia Garfield 5,416 Chester A. Arthur 5,168 Benjamin Harrison 4,438 Grover Cleveland (1st term) 4,622 Grover Cleveland (2nd term) 4,235 Ida McKinley 3,763 Edith Roosevelt 4,756 Helen Taft 3,693 Ellen Wilson 3,656

Edith Wilson Florence Harding Grace Coolidge Lou Hoover Eleanor Roosevelt 2013 proof coin sets Five-quarter ATB proof set Five-quarter silver ATB proof set Four-coin Presidential

3,406 2,281 2,198 1,676 2,328 126,819 136,024 264,259

2013 uncirculated coin set 28-coin set 371,518 2014 proof coin sets Five-quarter ATB proof set Five-quarter silver ATB proof set Four-coin Presidential 14-coin clad proof set 14-coin silver proof set

92,718 99,916 192,911 518,058 329,695

2014 uncirculated coin set 28-coin set 266,016 Miscellaneous Offers 2012 Birth set 2013 Birth set

Unless otherwise stated, all boxed figures are compiled November 2.

Numbers provided by the U.S. Mint. Totals are cumulative from the beginning of sales unless marked otherwise.

To order most U.S. Mint products, write U.S. Mint, P.O. Box 71191, Philadelphia, PA 19176; call (800) USA-MINT; or visit the Web site at www.usmint.gov. Hearing- or speech-impaired individuals may call (888) 321-MINT. For information, write U.S. Mint, Attention: Customer Care Center, 801 Ninth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20220.

Shipping is $4.95 per order. * denotes option no longer available

*49,711 38,717

2013 Happy Birthday Set 2013 Congratulations Set 2014 Birth set 2014 Happy Birthday Set 2014 Congratulations Set Roosevelt Youth Set

10,752 17,625 21,958 9,702 6,281 6,703

2014 Bullion Eagle sales Total coins as of 11/4/14 Gold Am. Eagle ounce 365,000 Gold Am. Eagle 1/2 ounce 39,000 Gold Am. Eagle 1/4 ounce 102,000 Gold Am. Eagle 1/10 ounce 495,000 Silver Am. Eagle 39,096,000 Gold Buffalo 163,000 Platinum Am. Eagle ounce 16,700 Kennedy halves 2012 Two-roll set 2013 Two-roll set 2014 Two-roll set 2014 200-coin bag 2014 50th Ann. clad unc. set 2014 50th Ann. gold proof 2014 50th Ann. silver set

*33,774 25,049 29,896 12,030 141,808 66,054 125,147

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are now on their way to NGC for grading,” wrote Bill Rodgers of Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.

Don Payne of Collier County, Fla., summarized his experience this way: “I signed on to the U.S. Mint website at 11:30 a.m. EST on 10/28. At 12 p.m.

I ordered five 2014 50th Anniversary Kennedy half dollar silver four-coin collection sets. Checked out by 12:05 p.m..

Received an email from the U.S. Mint on 10/28 that the order was shipped.

Received the five sets today (10/30).

“As a very long time subscriber to the Numismatic News I have read many horror stories about the problems with orders from the U.S. Mint. It seems that U.S. Mint may have finally gotten its act together, or I was incredibly lucky.”

Another happy collector was A. Benton of Myrtle Beach, S.C. He wrote, “My hat’s off to the Mint. I placed an order for the Kennedy half dol-

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versary of Roosevelt’s 1938 creation of the organization to combat polio., It was originally called the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.

Roosevelt took the lead because of his own struggle with disease.

A $10 surcharge will be added to the cost of each coin sold to raise money for the organization.

The March of Dimes says it will use the money to help finance research, education and health services aimed at improving the health of women, infants

lar four-coin set on 10/28 at about 2:45 p.m.

“I received an order confirmation e-mail at 2:57 p.m. the same day (system generated). I received another e-mail on 10/29 at 12:23 a.m. that the order was shipped. On Friday 10/31 at 11:39 a.m., UPS was at my door with the package.

Oh, the coins look great also.”

Not everything was perfect.

A New Jersey reader who wishes to remain unidentified recounted his experience.

“Online ordering slower than land line.

Ordered three sets of 50th Anniversary Kennedy sets on 10/28 at 12 p.m. I paid an extra $12.95 for delivery because I saw there were 180,000 sets set aside for immediate delivery. I guess I was expecting a sellout, so I wanted to make sure I got one of the 180,000. My buddy called after I made my purchase by phone. He also ordered three sets and was in no hurry. Delivery for him cost $4.95 (1-2

weeks). He got his today 10/31. I’m to get mine at the end of the day 11/3.

He received emails for confirmation and delivery twice. I had to keep going into the Mint’s website to check on status only to see processing.”

Dumfries, Va., reader Ross MacCallum waited to change his password on the new Mint website until the day the Kennedy set went on sale.

He wrote, “I had tremendous difficulty in doing the required password reset at the new U.S. Mint website. It took several attempts over three days (Oct. 28, 29, 30) before the Mint responded with the email permitting the change. Then it took three or four attempts to actually make the change.”

The four-coin Kennedy silver set is priced at $99.95 each and can still be ordered at www.usmint.gov.

Before sales began, the Mint announced on Oct. 24 that no more than 300,000 sets will be produced.

and children.

According to the Mint, Artistic Infusion Program artist Paul C. Balan designed the obverse, and Mint Sculptor-Engraver Michael Guardioso will sculpt it.

Mint Sculptor-Engraver Don Everhart designed and will sculpt the reverse.

The mission of the March of Dimes changed with the achievement of success in its original purpose.

Roosevelt’s foundation offered patient aid programs and funded research for polio vaccines developed by Drs. Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin. Tested in a mas-

sive field trial in 1954 that involved 1.8 million schoolchildren known as “polio pioneers,” the Salk vaccine was licensed for use on April 12, 1955, as “safe, effective and potent.” The Salk and Sabin polio vaccines ultimately ended the polio epidemics in the United States.

The foundation then focused on preventing birth defects, prematurity and infant mortality in 1958. It began to fund research into the genetic, prenatal and environmental causes of more than 3,000 birth defects. The foundation’s investment in research has led to 13 scientists winning the Nobel Prize since 1954.

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also declined substantially, going from $100,000 to $54,500.

The ANA will use 3.25 percent of its investment assets, or $692,778, toward the fiscal year end operating and capital budgets. In fiscal year 2013, the ANA’s net worth grew by $4.1 million to $73.7 million, though the latter figure includes the value of the museum collection.

Executive Director Kimberly Kiick said, “This budget,

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which includes the use of a portion of the ANA’s investment growth, will help staff accomplish the ANA’s goal for 2015 – fresh approaches for advertising, marketing and membership.

“The use of investment returns will help the ANA in the immediate future as we strive to grow the membership and ensure the long-term health of the Association,” Kiick said.

Checkout the new ANA website to obtain a copy of the approved budget at Money.org/financial-reports.

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GOLD BULLION MARKET VALUES

Bullion decline casts pall on type coin trading

MARKET PRICE

$1,145 $1,145 $573 $286 $115 $1,145 $573 $277 $554 $1,145 $127 $507 $111 $222 $1,108 $1,145 $573 $286 $115 $214 $1,145 $573 $286 $115 $573 $286 $573 $1,145 $573 $286

$1,237 $1,231 $636 $327 $153 $1,172 $601 $303 $597 $1,222 $142 $558 $125 $244 $1,152 $1,214 $624 $319 $132 $233 $1,222 $624 $319 $133 $639 $306 $609 $1,227 $618 $319

China Panda 1/10 T. Oz $115 China Panda 1/20 T. Oz $57 Colombia 5 Peso $270 France 20 Franc rooster $214 Germany 10 Mark $132 Germany 20 Mark $264 Great Britian Soverign old (king) $270 Great Britian Soverign new (queen) $270 Hungary 100 Korona $1,108 Italy 20 Lire $214 Mexico 50 Peso $1,380 Mexico 20 Peso $552 Mexico 10 Peso $276 Mexico 5 Peso $138 Mexico 2.5 Peso $69 Mexico 2 Peso $55 Netherlands East Indies 1 Ducat $127 Netherlands 10 Gulden $223 Russia 5 Roubles $142 Russia 10 Roubles/Chevronetz $285 South Africa Krugerand 2 Rand $270 South Africa Krugerand 1 T Oz. $1,145 South Africa Krugerand 1/2 T Oz. $573 South Africa Krugerand 1/4 T Oz. $286 South Africa Krugerand 1/10 T Oz. $115 Swiss 10 Franc $107 Swiss 20 Franc $214 10 Karat Scrap Gold per gram $14.54 14 Karat Scrap Gold per gram $20.71 18 Karat Scrap Gold per gram $26.69 realizable value 85-98% AMV depending on quantity

Are we there yet? I do not think we have reached the bottom of the precious metals cycle. There is great negativity in the media. We should see some upward movement, but the market will remain under pressure while the greenback is the strongest currency in the Monopoly game. Europe is facing possible serious deflation. China seems to be headed in the same direction. Japan continues its 20+ years of a failed economy. Our muddle through but improving economy seems best. We could see some deflation

with oil below $80 a barrel. Silver is now outrageously cheap compared to gold at 75:1, but who says it can’t go to 80:1 or 85:1 versus gold? The U.S. Mint has limited the new Kennedy half dollar set to 300,000 units because that is all the silver blanks that are available. Platinum while under pressure from lower oil has gained in relation to gold at 1.05:1.

The U.S. gold type coin market has taken a hit on all bullion-related issues, but the non-bullion issues remain steady.

There is not an abundance of material being offered at current prices. There has been virtually no price movement in other

Key U.S. Type Coins

Date

Fair2

AG3

Good4

VG8

Fine12

VF20

XF40

XF45

AU50

AU58

MS60

MS61

MS62

1869/9 1877 1908S 1909S Lincoln Cents KM#132 1909S 1909S VDB 1914D 1922 No D Die 2 Strong Rev 1922 No D Die 3 Weak Rev 1931S 1955/1955 1972/1972 1983/1983 1984/1984 1995/1995 Liberty Nickels KM#112 1885 1886 1912S Buffalo Nickels KM#134 1913S Ty'2 1914D 1916/16 1918/17D 1921S 1926S 1931S 1937D 3 Leg Jefferson Nickels KM#192a/A192 1939D 1943/2 1950D Barber Dimes KM#113 1892S 1893/2 1894O 1895 1895O 1896O 1896S 1897O 1901S 1913S Mercury Dimes KM#140 1916D 1921 1921D 1926S 1942/41 1942/1D Barber Quarters KM#114 1896S 1901S 1913S Standing Lib Qtrs KM#141/145 1916 1818/17S 1921 1923S Washington Qtrs KM#164 1932D 1932S

$50 $390 $40 $335 $55 $425 $90 — $125 $30 — — — — — $195 $125 $70 $175 $28 $850 — $28 $9 $8 $225 — — — $33 $70 $34 $44 $200 $42 $48 $35 $40 $15 $300 — — — — — $395 $2,450 $875 $1,050 — — — $50 $60

$140 $475 $60 $425 $64 $565 $140 450 165 $45 — — — — — $375 $170 $110 $265 $49 $2,000 $685 $42 $14 $10 $375 — — — $45 $90 $46 $63 $275 $60 $65 $49 $55 $21 $500 $38 $45 $8 $325 $285 $550 $3,650 $1,325 $1,850 — — — $80 $90

$190 $585 $79 $485 $85 $660 $190 550 300 $60 — — — — — $500 $265 $145 $345 $90 $3,850 $1,025 $64 $20 $15 $525 $4.0 $35 $9 $62 $135 $65 $85 $365 $80 $84 $68 $78 $32 $800 $55 $69 $12 $490 $440 $750 $4,950 $1,700 $2,750 $1,350 $155 $265 $110 $115

$375 $700 $84 $495 $90 $675 $200 580 375 $66 $1,275 — — — — $600 $300 $180 $360 $132 $5,000 $1,450 $100 $42 $16 $585 $5.0 $45 $10 $110 $150 $100 $165 $525 $155 $150 $110 $140 $50 $1,540 $6,000 $450 $14 $505 $450 $1,675 $12,650 $2,250 $5,500 $2,000 $195 $385 $120 $125

$525 $1,000 $100 $510 $110 $695 $245 730 575 $71 $1,650 $225 — — — $800 $375 $215 $385 $165 $8,750 $2,750 $180 $100 $17 $610 $6.5 $60 $11 $215 $175 $220 $360 $900 $335 $325 $300 $375 $120 $2,500 $800 $55 $29 $530 $460 $2,450 $18,500 $5,150 $6,750 $2,650 $375 $650 $135 $135

$750 $1,550 $125 $600 $150 $800 $365 925 750 $77 $1,725 $260 $110 $90 — $995 $475 $460 $430 $200 $10,850 $4,950 $360 $260 $19 $725 $9 $75 $12 $255 $205 $285 $500 $1,275 $380 $360 $420 $480 $190 $4,100 $1,240 $57 $65 $565 $495 $3,600 $26,000 $8,000 $8,650 $4,500 $575 $1,000 $170 $165

$950 $2,475 $155 $725 $225 $1,025 $760 2,050 1,650 $135 $1,735 $290 $135 $100 — $1,250 $665 $810 $520 $335 $16,500 $7,950 $800 $750 $31 $965 $15 $95 $13 $285 $235 $430 $550 $2,375 $465 $400 $515 $565 $250 $6,900 $1,340 $63 $250 $710 $610 $4,675 $33,500 $11,000 $10,650 $7,250 $750 $1,450 $200 $220

$1,025 $2,600 $190 $825 $235 $1,175 $1,100 3,150 2,400 $138 $1,750 $320 $145 $120 $18 $1,375 $740 $1,025 $600 $365 $22,500 $9,600 $975 $1,350 $37 $1,175 $18 $140 — $300 $270 $500 $600 $2,800 $565 $465 $560 $600 $290 $7,900 $1,540 $6,000 $300 $$$5,400 $35,000 $12,350 $10,950 $10,000 $935 $1,650 $330 $225

$1,050 $2,750 $220 $920 $245 $1,325 $1,475 4,250 3,350 $140 $1,765 $375 $160 $135 $20 $1,600 $825 $1,300 $675 $390 $34,500 $10,500 $1,150 $2,450 $46 $1,225 $24 $200 $14 $320 $310 $600 $650 $3,450 $700 $510 $610 $650 $325 $9,450 $2,050 $80 $385 $920 $1,045 $6,350 $38,500 $13,850 $11,250 $11,850 $1,100 $2,000 $370 $235

$1,175 $3,250 $260 $1,025 $325 $1,550 $1,850 8,250 7,500 $152 $2,000 $390 $185 $155 $23 $1,875 $990 $1,400 $830 $455 $44,000 $27,500 $1,275 $4,150 $52 $1,950 $40 $245 — $375 $550 $1,375 $730 $4,850 $875 $665 $800 $850 $415 $12,450 $2,200 $90 $$1,960 $1,950 $7,850 $39,000 $14,900 $12,950 $17,250 $1,550 $2,450 $850 $380

$1,250 $3,350 $275 $1,100 $345 $1,620 $2,000 10,500 8,500 $160 $2,275 $410 $200 $175 $25 $1,950 $1,050 $1,475 $885 $475 $49,500 $36,500 $1,575 $4,950 $59 $2,275 $52 $275 $15 $410 $725 $1,750 $775 $5,750 $985 $740 $925 $1,065 $465 $14,350 $1,150 $1,275 $850 $2,760 $2,750 $9,850 $41,000 $15,500 $13,750 $19,850 $1,685 $2,650 $1,150 $465

$1,325 $3,850 $300 $1,125 $355 $1,630 $2,550 15,750 $10,650 $168 $2,850 $420 $230 $182 $28 $2,250 $1,500 $1,600 $975 $495 $79,500 $42,500 $1,750 $6,150 $70 $2,950 $60 $285 — $500 $1,000 $1,925 $865 $6,750 $1,325 $950 $1,100 $1,200 $525 $$$$925 $$$11,500 $42,500 $16,750 $15,500 $23,650 $1,865 $2,875 $1,275 $590

$1,450 $4,200 $330 $1,150 $365 $1,640 $3,150 21,500 12,850 $177 $3,350 $435 $270 $205 $30 $2,600 $2,100 $1,750 $1,040 $520 $110,000 $54,500 $1,950 $7,500 $82 $3,850 $70 $295 — $615 $1,325 $2,125 $1,000 $8,850 $1,875 $1,175 $1,290 $1,550 $600 $15,000 $1,750 $1,900 $1,050 $3,850 $4,200 $14,000 $45,500 $19,000 $17,850 $28,500 $2,150 $3,400 $1,500 $710

By Harry Miller

Indian Cents KM#90a

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type coins in two weeks. There is good demand on most, but unless something is special or strong for the grade it must be priced competitively to have action.

This is the effect of fear cast by declining bullion and a weak economic recovery.

Promotional items dominate the generic type coin market. VG-8 Seated dollars are the strongest item out there. One buyer seeks a few hundred at wholesale ask.

Actual Melt Value American Bison 1 T Oz $50 American Eagle 1 T Oz. $25 American Eagle 1/2 T Oz. $10 American Eagle 1/4 T Oz. $5 American Eagle 1/10 T Oz. U.S. American Art 1oz.

U.S. American Art 1/2 oz.

US $5 commemorative 1986 to date US $10 commemorative 1984 Australia kangaroo/Nugget 1 T Oz. Austria 1 Ducat Austria 4 Ducat Austria 10 Corona Austria 20 Corona Austria 100 Corona Austria Philharmonic1T Oz Austria Philharmonic 1/2 T Oz Austria Philharmonic 1/4 T Oz Austria Philharmonic 1/10 T Oz Belgium 20 Franc Canada Mapleaf 1T Oz Canada Mapleaf 1/2 T Oz Canada Mapleaf 1/4 T Oz Canada Mapleaf 1/10 T Oz Canada $20 Canada $100 (1976 business strike) Canada $100 1977-1986 China Panda 1 T. Oz China Panda 1/2 T. Oz China Panda 1/4 T. Oz

PLATINUM BULLION MARKET VALUES SPOT PRICE $1,206.00 as of November 6, 2014

SPOT PRICE $1,145.00 as of November 6, 2014

Visit NumisMaster.com for daily pricing updates.

Values listed are average retail prices. They are not offers to buy or sell. Values are compiled by the Krause Publications staff of market analysts and independent analysts.

MS63

$1,675 $4,650 $365 $1,200 $375 $1,650 $3,750 29,500 14,500 $185 $4,100 $455 $300 $225 $35 $2,950 $2,450 $1,950 $1,100 $560 $145,000 $64,000 $2,150 $8,950 $95 $4,700 $80 $310 $16 $750 $1,650 $2,450 $1,150 $11,500 $2,350 $1,425 $1,450 $1,850 $700 $16,600 $2,325 $2,700 $1,400 $4,650 $5,050 $17,500 $48,850 $21,750 $19,000 $30,000 $2,350 $4,000 $1,675 $700

$135 $67 $289 $235 $149 $290 $305 $288 $1,163 $235 $1,441 $589 $304 $154 $81 $66 $139 $245 $171 $336 $296 $1,218 $624 $319 $131 $118 $235 $15.31 $21.44 $27.61

Actual Melt Value

MARKET PRICE

$100 American Eagle 1 T Oz. $1,206 $50 American Eagle 1/2 T Oz. $603 $25 American Eagle 1/4 T Oz. $302 $10 American Eagle 1/10 T Oz. $121 Mapleleaf 1 T. Oz $1,206 Noble 1 T. Oz $1,206 Koala 1 T. Oz $1,206 realizable value 75-95% AMV depending on quantity

$1,362 $699 $353 $153 $1,329 $1,329 $1,317

SILVER BULLION MARKET VALUES SPOT PRICE $15.65 as of November 6, 2014 Actual Melt Value

MARKET PRICE

US 90% Dimes (pre 1965) $1.12 US 90% Quarters (pre 1965) $2.80 US 90% Halves (pre 1965) $5.59 US 90% Dollars (pre 1936) $12.10 US 40% Halves (1965-70, 1976) $2.31 US 40% Dollars (1971-76) $4.95 US 35% Wartime Nickels $0.88 US Silver Eagle $15.65 Canadian 80% Dimes (pre 1967) $0.94 Canadian 80% Quarters (pre 1967) $2.35 Canadian 80% Halves (pre 1967) $4.70 Canadian 80% Dollars (pre 1968) $9.39 Canadian Silver Mapleleafs $15.65 Mexico Libertad $15.65 Sterling Pvt. Mint per Troy Oz $14.48 Sterling scrap per Troy Oz $13.69 realizable value 75-105% AMV depending on quantity

MS64

MS65

$1,850 $8,450 $515 $1,475 $575 $2,600 $7,750 65,000.00 44,000.00 $295 $11,500 $500 $350 $260 $50 $5,900 $3,850 $3,350 $1,650 $750 $325,000 $125,000 $3,000 $14,500 $155 $9,350 $85 $425 $17 $1,700 $3,250 $5,750 $1,500 $15,500 $4,850 $3,450 $2,850 $2,350 $985 $20,250 $2,425 $2,850 $1,725 $7,550 $7,550 $25,000 $56,000 $26,500 $21,000 $31,500 $2,975 $5,600 $2,450 $1,150

$2,350 $13,500 $700 $2,250 $1,150 $5,550 $18,000 175,000.00 — $685 $35,000 $610 $450 $325 $60 $8,650 $7,250 $5,850 $3,850 $1,600 $375,000 $350,000 $7,350 $125,000 $300 $37,000 $100 $640 $24 $3,750 $5,000 $14,500 $2,600 $25,000 $8,800 $4,250 $5,250 $4,950 $1,350 $25,500 $3,000 $3,075 $2,825 $14,500 $10,000 $56,000 $75,000 $37,500 $26,500 $92,500 $4,100 $6,000 $13,000 $4,750

$1.32 $3.30 $7.12 $21.86 $2.43 $5.44 $0.81 $19.40 $0.95 $2.37 $4.74 $9.95 $19.65 $17.90 $14.73 $12.19

MS66

MS67

$95,000 $7,500 $16,500 $3,150 $10,500 $110,000 — — $1,750 $60,000 $1,350 $750 $475 $80 $16,000 $18,500 $18,500 $7,500 $3,350 — — $37,500 — $1,000 $85,000 $140 $1,200 $55 $13,500 $7,500 $22,000 $5,250 $46,500 $15,500 $10,500 $8,500 $7,400 $3,000 $34,500 $4,400 $5,000 $4,400 $26,500 — $85,000 $118,000 $48,500 $34,500 $155,000 $5,250 $6,950 $125,000 $25,000

— — $75,000 $42,000 $72,000 — — — — — $5,000 $2,500 $875 $120 $55,000 — — $42,000 $22,000 — — — — $25,000 — $475 $2,250 $265 $22,500 — — $22,500 — — — $23,500 $14,000 $11,850 $75,000 — $10,000 $9,500 — — — $175,000 $75,000 — — $7,500 $9,750 — —

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Key U.S. Type Coins Barber Halves KM#116

Walking Halves KM#142

$21/2 Indian Gold KM#128 $5 Indian Gold KM#129

$10 Indian Gold KM#125/130

$20 Saint Gaudens KM#131

Date

Fair2

AG3

1892O 1892S 1893S 1897O 1897S 1913 1914 1915 1916S 1921 1921D 1921S 1938D 1911D 1911D weak D 1909O 1911D 1929 1907 periods 1911D 1920S 1930S 1933 1907 High R 1908S 1920S 1921 1926D 1927D 1927S 1929 1930S 1931 1931D 1932

$125 $110 $60 $74 $65 $35 $63 $48 $45 $95 $125 $18 — —

$195 $160 $95 $110 $100 $50 $98 $70 $75 $125 $195 $30 $45 —

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Good4

VG8

Fine12

$320 $240 $145 $165 $150 $75 $145 $108 $108 $165 $295 $45 $60 —

$400 $320 $220 $235 $220 $83 $165 $160 $125 $210 $370 $59 $65 —

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$515 $410 $300 $465 $370 $220 $320 $290 $255 $320 $565 $200 $85 $1,150 $650 — — — $9,450

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— — — $2,950 — — — — — — — — — — —

— — — $5,950 $1,750 — — $7,500 — $4,950 — — $7,500 — —

VF20

XF40

XF45

AU50

$565 $550 $550 $835 $540 $440 $585 $400 $425 $725 $900 $780 $45 $2,750 $950 $4,850 $600 $11,750 $13,850 $1,350 $12,500 $8,500 — $7,650 $2,450 $14,500 $35,000 $12,000 $155,000 $6,850 $9,850 $35,000 $10,500 $8,850 $12,500

$595 $600 $650 $1,075 $800 $615 $760 $590 $595 $2,250 $2,850 $4,100 $170 $3,800 $1,150 $6,500 $775 $14,750 $17,500 $1,600 $16,850 $11,250 $140,000 $9,350 $3,150 $18,500 $43,500 $15,900 $200,000 $8,850 $13,000 $42,500 $13,500 $11,500 $14,500

$650 $655 $675 $1,135 $875 $700 $860 $720 $650 $2,300 $3,350 $6,500 $215 $4,250 $2,450 $8,500 $875 $16,000 $18,850 $1,900 $18,750 $13,250 $150,000 $9,400 $3,950 $23,000 $49,000 $17,600 $220,000 $10,750 $13,750 $45,000 $16,350 $16,500 $16,250

$720 $715 $725 $1,250 $1,000 $825 $1,000 $875 $595 $2,250 $2,850 $4,100 $170 $4,650 $2,850 $10,000 $1,500 $18,000 $21,000 $2,250 $21,000 $14,850 $160,000 $11,000 $5,000 $28,500 $55,000 $20,500 $245,000 $13,250 $15,500 $49,500 $20,500 $21,000 $17,850

AU58

MS60

MS61

MS62

$775 $845 $985 $1,475 $1,275 $1,000 $1,250 $1,075 $925 $5,500 $8,350 $14,500 $415 $6,650 $4,450 $19,000 $3,750 $27,000 $24,250 $6,350 $33,000 $17,750 $170,000 $13,750 $7,250 $37,500 $80,000 $23,000 $285,000 $20,000 $18,000 $61,000 $26,500 $30,000 $23,500

$835 $910 $1,150 $1,650 $1,450 $1,125 $1,375 $1,250 $1,050 $6,300 $9,600 $18,250 $475 $8,650 $5,150 $31,500 $6,850 $29,000 $26,500 $10,250 $37,500 $23,500 $180,000 $14,250 $10,850 $51,000 $120,000 $23,500 $325,000 $26,500 $21,000 $71,500 $36,500 $42,000 $26,500

$1,000 $1,275 $1,800 $2,100 $1,950 $1,275 $1,475 $1,550 $1,325 $7,000 $11,500 $21,500 $500 $9,650 $5,750 $36,500 $10,400 $32,500 $31,000 $15,000 $47,500 $30,000 $190,000 $16,500 $14,500 $62,500 $138,000 $26,500 $550,000 $29,850 $28,500 $75,000 $42,500 $49,500 $28,250

$1,285 $1,685 $2,800 $2,850 $2,850 $1,450 $1,600 $1,975 $1,650 $7,850 $13,750 $27,500 $535 $11,500 $6,900 $54,000 $18,500 $35,000 $33,500 $18,500 $63,500 $37,500 $200,000 $18,800 $17,250 $75,000 $155,000 $25,500 $800,000 $33,500 $31,000 $81,000 $55,000 $58,500 $39,000

MS60Brn

MS63Brn

MS63 $1,550 $2,150 $3,650 $3,650 $3,650 $1,650 $1,775 $2,350 $2,000 $8,850 $15,500 $33,500 $575 $18,750 — $75,000 $41,500 $48,500 $44,500 $34,500 $88,500 $47,500 $225,000 $25,000 $23,500 $105,000 $270,000 $28,500 $1,500,000 $60,000 $35,000 $105,000 $68,500 $71,500 $70,000

MS64

MS65

MS66

MS67

$2,850 $2,950 $13,850 $6,950 $5,850 $3,250 $3,450 $4,350 $3,250 $12,500 $18,500 $52,500 $695 $27,500 — $170,000 $62,000 $66,000 $50,000 $52,500 $159,500 $63,500 $350,000 $29,500 $27,500 $200,000 $400,000 $65,000 $1,600,000 $83,500 $47,500 $155,000 $84,000 $90,000 $88,500

$4,000 $4,950 $25,500 $9,500 $9,250 $4,850 $10,500 $6,500 $6,250 $22,000 $32,000 $130,000 $1,750 $65,000 — $550,000 $265,000 $115,000 $72,500 $140,000 $275,000 $79,500 $600,000 $47,500 $52,500 $335,000 $1,000,000 $235,000 $1,750,000 $150,000 $110,000 $235,000 $108,000 $135,000 $108,000

$5,750 $9,500 $36,500 $17,500 $14,000 $10,500 $16,500 $17,500 $15,000 $39,000 $58,500 $275,000 $2,500 $165,000 — $700,000

$13,500 $23,500 — $27,500 $22,500 — — — $44,000 — — — $9,500 — — —

— $95,000

— $150,000

$450,000 $139,000 — $78,500 $85,000 $540,000 $1,350,000 $345,000 $2,200,000 $180,000 $150,000 $350,000 $150,000 $215,000 $150,000

$1,750,000 $225,000 — $175,000 $150,000 — — — — $365,000 — $245,000 — —

NOTE; Prices for Indian cents are MS60-62Brn, MS63-65RB, and MS66-67Red. Lincoln cents are MS60-62Brn, MS63RB, MS64-67Red.

Copper U.S. Type Coins

AG3

Good4

VG8

Fine12

VF20

XF40

AU50

AU58

Half Cent Liberty Cap left 1793 KM#10 Half Cent Liberty Cap right 1794-1797 KM#14 Half Cent Draped Bust 1800-1808 KM#33 Half Cent Classic Head 1809-1836 KM#41 Half Cent Braided Hair 1840-1857 KM#70 Large Cent Chain 1793 KM#11 Large Cent Wreath 1793 KM#12 Large Cent Liberty Capped 1793-1796 KM#13 Large Cent Draped Bust 1796-1807 KM#22 Large Cent Classic Head 1808-1814 KM#39 Large Cent Coronet Head 1816-1839 KM#45 Large Cent Braided Hair 1839-1857 KM#67 Flying Eagle Cent 1856-58 KM#85 Indian Cent Copper Nickel 1859 KM#87 Indian Cent Copper Nickel 1860-64 KM#90 Indian Cent Bronze 1864-1909 KM#90a Two Cent Piece 1864-1873 KM#94

$1,950 $265 $40.00 $36.00 $34.00 $3,650 $1,950 $250.00 $46.00 $65.00 $16.00 $14.00 $17.00 $8.00 $5.00 $0.90 $12.00

$3,900 $485 $60.00 $51.00 $54.00 $6,950 $3,150 $375.00 $65.00 $110.00 $25.00 $23.00 $26.00 $11.00 $8.75 $1.50 $16.50

$6,100 $700 $95.00 $70.00 $71.00 $10,600 $4,450 $610.00 $100.00 $175.00 $29.00 $26.00 $38.00 $16.00 $10.50 $2.10 $18.50

$10,750 $1,135 $142.50 $75.00 $77.00 $17,750 $7,750 $1,050.00 $225.00 $425.00 $37.50 $31.00 $41.50 $23.50 $12.00 $2.60 $20.00

$15,500 $2,500 $230.00 $82.00 $84.00 $36,500 $12,000 $1,775.00 $425.00 $950.00 $70.00 $37.50 $49.00 $45.00 $25.00 $3.75 $27.50

$27,000.00 $5,000.00 $385.00 $105.00 $96.00 $76,500.00 $23,000.00 $3,800.00 $1,200.00 $2,100.00 $125.00 $59.00 $135.00 $110.00 $48.00 $8.00 $42.50

$38,000 $9,500 $685 $155 $155 $90,000 $34,500 $5,850 $2,365 $4,500 $215 $135 $215 $185 $65.0 $20.0 $72.0

$62,500 $16,500 $1,150 $210 $200 $118,500 $47,500 $10,000 $3,300 $8,750 $225 $175 $390 $255 $94.0 $26.0 $85.0

$72,000 $20,000 $1,275 $235 $220 $140,000 $55,000 $12,500 $3,850 $10,500 $250 $195 $495 $290 $110.0 $32.0 $100

$86,000 $40,000 $3,200 $450 $400 $245,000 $75,000 $20,000 $9,000 $17,000 $660 $300 $975 $600 $190 $55.0 $150

U.S. Type Coins

AG3

Good4

VG8

Fine12

VF20

XF40

XF45

AU50

AU58

MS60

Three Cent Nickel Composition KM#95 Three Cent Silver Ty'1 1851-1858 KM#75 Three Cent Silver Ty'2 1854-1858 KM#80 Three Cent Silver Ty'3 1859-1873 KM#88 Shield Nickel With Rays 1866-67 KM#96 Shield Nickel Without Rays 1867-83 KM#97 Liberty Nickel Without Cents 1883 KM#111 Liberty Nickel With Cents 1883-1912 KM#112 Buffalo Nickel Ty'1 1913 KM#133 Buffalo Nickel Ty'2 1913-1937 KM#134 Half Dime Flowing Hair 1794-1795 KM#15 Half Dime Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1796-1797 KM#23 Half Dime Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1800-1805 KM#34 Half Dime Capped Bust 1829-1837 KM#47 Half Dime Liberty Seated no Stars Obv. 1837-1838O KM#60 Half Dime Liberty Seated no Drapery 1838-1840 KM#62.1 Half Dime Liberty Seated Stars on Obv 1840-1853 KM#63.2 Half Dime Liberty Seated arrows at date 1853-55 KM#77 Half Dime Liberty Seated Stars on Obv 1856-59 KM#A62.2 Half Dime Liberty Seated Legend on Obv. 1860-73 KM#92 Dime Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1796-1797 KM#24 Dime Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1798-1807 KM#31 Dime Capped Bust Large Planchet 1809-1828 KM#42 Dime Capped Bust Small Planchet1828-1837 KM#48 Dime Liberty Seated no Stars Obv. 1837-1838O KM#61 Dime Liberty Seated no Drapery 1838-1840 KM#63.1 Dime Liberty Seated Stars on Obv 1840-1853 KM#63.2

$10.00 $20.00 $20.00 $24.00 $21.00 $13.50 $4.50 $1.10 $4.25 $0.65 $720 $990 $690 $33.50 $25.00 $12.50 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $1,650 $385 $29.00 $26.00 $28.00 $14.00 $12.00

$15.50 $32.00 $39.50 $41.00 $29.00 $22.50 $7.00 $1.50 $12.00 $0.90 $1,165 $1,450 $1,085 $57.50 $37.50 $19.50 $17.50 $17.75 $17.50 $17.00 $2,875 $575 $47.00 $37.50 $37.50 $19.00 $16.50

$16.50 $48.50 $52.50 $54.00 $37.50 $28.00 $7.75 $1.85 $15.50 $1.20 $1,400 $1,825 $1,350 $67.50 $50.00 $24.50 $23.50 $22.50 $22.50 $21.00 $3,650 $900 $70.00 $48.50 $50.00 $22.50 $18.00

$17.50 $51.00 $57.50 $58.50 $55.00 $30.00 $8.50 $4.00 $17.00 $1.50 $1,950 $3,350 $2,000 $85.00 $88.00 $26.00 $24.00 $23.00 $23.00 $22.50 $5,500 $1,200 $110.00 $56.00 $100.00 $30.00 $20.00

$22.50 $61.00 $70.00 $72.00 $88.00 $37.50 $8.75 $10.00 $18.50 $1.90 $3,150 $4,900 $2,700 $118.00 $140.00 $33.00 $28.50 $28.00 $28.00 $27.00 $7,150 $1,650 $195.00 $100.00 $250.00 $50.00 $26.50

$37.50 $69.00 $120.00 $100.00 $150.00 $64.00 $12.00 $30.00 $20.50 $3.00 $5,800.00 $8,600.00 $6,600.00 $165.00 $225.00 $90.00 $60.00 $62.00 $52.50 $45.00 $12,750.00 $2,950.00 $425.00 $255.00 $470.00 $145.00 $47.00

$60.0 $160 $210 $180 $250 $115 $13.3 $52.0 $24.5 $6.5 $8,250 $10,250 $7,750 $225 $445 $200 $125 $135 $115 $75 $16,250 $3,975 $675 $440 $725 $290 $150

$85.0 $195 $255 $210 $275 $140 $21.0 $58.0 $29.0 $18.5 $12,000 $16,000 $12,300 $315 $575 $225 $155 $170 $155 $115 $23,000 $5,950 $1,100 $725 $860 $375 $250

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$45.00 $100.00 $160.00 $130.00 $190.00 $86.00 $12.50 $40.00 $21.50 $4.00 $6,850.00 $9,250.00 $7,150.00 $190.00 $315.00 $135.00 $95.00 $98.00 $83.00 $58.00 $14,000.00 $3,300.00 $500.00 $315.00 $560.00 $165.00 $80.00

$100 $210 $280 $225 $320 $150 $25.5 $62.0 $29.8 $25.5 $13,000 $17,500 $13,500 $360 $625 $250 $175 $195 $175 $145 $25,000 $6,850 $1,350 $900 $965 $420 $290

MS63RB

$3,850 $650 $600

$24,500 $12,500 $18,500 $725 $345 $1,050 $650 $205 $66.0 $210

MS61 $118 $220 $365 $250 $315 $165 $31.0 $82.0 $38.0 $28.5 $15,000 $21,000 $16,250 $460 $685 $290 $200 $225 $195 $160 $31,000 $7,500 $1,650 $980 $1,175 $465 $365

MS64Brn $120,000 $51,500 $5,500 $650 $590

$33,500 $15,800 $23,500 $925 $440

$75.00

MS62 $135 $240 $575 $290 $355 $185 $38.0 $108 $44.5 $32.5 $17,500 $23,850 $19,500 $625 $745 $330 $240 $255 $235 $190 $36,000 $9,000 $2,250 $1,260 $1,565 $650 $450

MS64RB

MS64Red

MS65BR

$7,000 $1,125 $720 $400,000 $130,000 $44,500 $22,500 $24,500 $1,085 $525 $1,550 $1,260 $350 $105.00 $345

10,000.00 2,250.00 1,300.00

$8,500 $1,350 $1,050

47,500.00 26,000.00 — 3,450.00 1,150.00

$46,500 $3,300 $45,000 $1,475 750

225.00 700.00

120 365

MS63

MS64

$150 $275 $710 $335 $410 $205 $46.5 $127 $52.0 $36.5 $18,500 $27,500 $23,500 $965 $890 $445 $275 $290 $265 $238 $39,000 $12,000 $2,860 $2,050 $1,825 $850 $560

$240 $480 $1,300 $540 $750 $290 $68 $205 $75 $39 $26,500 $38,500 $24,500 $1,450 $1,450 $670 $600 $575 $585 $445 $62,500 $22,500 $4,450 $3,050 $3,500 $1,275 $1,050

MS65 $550 $825 $2,375 $910 $2,100 $615 $205 $465 $150 $52.5 $46,500 $90,000 $40,500 $2,750 $2,750 $1,800 $1,150 $1,410 $850 $775 $110,000 $41,500 $14,500 $8,500 $6,600 $2,975 $2,650

MS65RB

MS65Red

$175,000 $76,500 $13,950 $2,800 $6,600 $525,000 $175,000 $70,000 $46,000 $48,500 $2,150 1,100.00

$22,500 $13,500 $6,250

$95,000 $60,000 — $10,500 $4,850 $3,650 $3,650 $995 $525 $1,700

175.00

MS66

MS67

$1,250 $1,200 $5,000 $1,500 $5,500 $1,100 $550 $1,100 $290 $85 $95,000 $135,000 $78,000 $5,250 $5,500 $3,750 $2,750 $5,000 $2,000 $1,250 $155,000 $78,000 $20,000 $12,000

$2,850 $4,000 $15,000 $3,500 $17,000 $4,650 $4,000 $6,500 $1,100 $250 $175,000 $175,000 $160,000 $12,000.00 $20,000 $6,400 $4,450 $15,000 $4,000 $3,400 $275,000 $135,000 $40,000 $21,500

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Coin Market at a glance

U.S. Type Coins Dime Liberty Seated arrows at date 1853-55 KM#77 Dime Liberty Seated Stars on Obv 1856-1860 KM#A63.2 Dime Liberty Seated Legend on Obv. 1860-91 KM#92 Dime Liberty Seated arrows at date 1873-74 KM#105 Dime Barber 1892-1916 KM#113 Dime Mercury 1916-45 KM#140 Dime Mercury 1916-45 KM#140 Full Split Bands Dime Roosevelt Silver 1946-64 KM#195 Twenty Cent Piece Liberty Seated 1875-1878 KM#109 Quarter Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1796 KM#25 Quarter Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1804-1807 KM#36 Quarter Capped Bust Large Planchet 1815-1828 KM#44 Quarter Capped Bust Small Planchet 1831-1837 KM#55 Quarter Liberty Seated no Drapery 1838-1840O KM#64.1 Quarter Liberty Seated no Motto Rev. 1840-1865 KM#64.2 Quarter Liberty Seated Arrows and Rays 1853 KM#78 Quarter Liberty Seated Arrows at date 1854-55 KM#81 Quarter Liberty Seated Motto on rev. 1866-91 KM#98 Quarter Liberty Seated arrows at date 1873-74 KM#106 Quarter Barber 1892-1916 KM#114 Quarter Standing Liberty Type 1 1916-17 KM#141 Quarter Standing Liberty Type 2 1917-30 KM#145 Quarter Standing Liberty Type 2 1917-30 KM#145 Full Head Quarter Washington Silver 1932-64 KM#164 Half Dollar Flowing Hair 1794-95 KM#16 Half Dollar Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1796-97 KM#26 Half Dollar Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1801-1807 KM#35 Half Dollar Capped Bust 1807-36 KM#37 Half Dollar Capped Bust Reeded Edge 50 Cents Rev. 1836-1837 KM#58 Half Dollar Capped Bust Reeded Edge Half Dol. Rev.1838-1839 KM#65 Half Dollar Liberty Seated no Drapery 1839 KM#68 Half Dollar Liberty Seated no Motto Rev. 1840-1866 KM#68a Half Dollar Liberty Seated Arrows and Rays 1853 KM#79 Half Dollar Liberty Seated Arrows at date 1854-55 KM#82 Half Dollar Liberty Seated Motto above Eagle 1866-91 KM#99 Half Dollar Liberty Seated arrows at date 1873-74 KM#107 Half Dollar Barber 1892-1916 KM#116 Half Dollar Walking Liberty 1916-47 KM#142 Half Dollar Franklin 1948-63 KM#199 Half Dollar Kennedy Silver 1964 KM#202 Half Dollar Kennedy 40% Silver clad 1965-70 KM#202a Dollar Flowing Hair 1794-95 KM#17 Dollar Draped Bust Sm Eagle 1795-98 KM#28 Dollar Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle 1798-1804 KM#32 Dollar Gobrecht 1836-39 KM#59.1 Dollar Liberty Seated No Motto 1840-66 KM#71 Dollar Liberty Seated w/Motto 1866-73 KM#100 Dollar Trade 1873-1885 KM#108 Dollar Morgan 1878-1904 KM#110 Dollar Peace 1921-35 KM#150 Dollar Eisenhower Nickel clad KM#203 Dollar Eisenho wer 40% Silver clad KM#203a

Gold U.S. Type Coins Gold $1 Indian Princess small Head Ty'1 1849-54 KM#73 Gold $1 Indian Princess small Head Ty'2 1854-56 KM#83 Gold $1 Indian Princess Large Head Ty'3 1856-89 KM#86 Gold $2 1/2 Capped Bust Right 1796 No Stars KM#27 Gold $2 1/2 Capped Bust Left 1796-1807 KM#27a Gold $2 1/2 Capped Head Left Large Head 1808 KM#40 Gold $2 1/2 Capped Head Left Large Diameter 1821-1827 KM#46 Gold $2 1/2 Capped Head Left Reduced Diameter 1829-1834 KM#49 Gold $2 1/2 Classic Head 1834-1839 KM#56 Gold $21/2 Liberty Head 1856-1907 KM#72 Gold $21/2 Indian Head 1908-15 KM#128 Gold $3 Indian Princess 1854-89 KM#84 Gold $4 Stella Gold $5 Capped Bust Right Small Eagle1795-96 KM#19 Gold $5 Capped Bust Right Heraldic Eagle 1796-1807 KM#28 Gold $5 Capped Bust Left 1807-1812 KM#38 Gold $5 Capped Bust Left Large Diameter 1813-1829 KM#43 Gold $5 Capped Bust Left Reduced Diameter 1829-1834 KM#43A Gold $5 1834-1838 Classic Head KM#57 Gold $5 Liberty Head 1839-1866 No Motto Above Eagle KM# 69 Gold $5 Liberty Head 1866-1908 Motto Above Eagle KM#101 Gold $5 Indian Head 1908-29 KM#129 Gold $10 Capped Bust Right Small Eagle 1795-1797 KM#21 Gold $10 Capped Bust Right Heraldic Eagle 1797-1804 KM#30 Gold $10 Liberty Head LL 1838-1839 KM#66.1 Gold $10 Liberty Head SL 1839-1866 No Motto Above Eagle KM66.2 Gold $10 Liberty Head 1866-1907 Motto Above Eagle KM# 102 Gold $10 Indian Head No Motto1907-08 KM#125 Gold $10 Indian Head W/Motto1908-33 KM#130 Gold $20 Liberty Head No Motto on Rev.1849-1866 KM#74.1 Gold $20 Liberty Head W/Motto 1866-1876 KM#74.2 Gold $20 Liberty Head Dollars added on Rev. 1877-1907 KM#74.3 Gold $20 Saint Gaudens 1907 High Relief KM#126 Gold $20 Saint Gaudens 1907-08 No Motto KM#127 Gold $20 Saint Gaudens 1907-33 with Motto KM#131

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AG3

Good4

VG8

Fine12

$12.00 $11.50 $11.00 $12.00 $90.10 $86.23 — — $80.00 $6,250.00 $375.00 $68.00 $42.00 $23.00 $18.00 $16.50 $16.50 $16.50 $17.00 $225.34 — — — — $775.00 $27,500.00 $130.00 $38.00 $38.50 $38.50 $32.00 $20.00 $21.00 $20.00 $21.00 $22.00 $468.5 — — — — $1,250 $975 $700 $3,500 $170 $175 $65 —

$16.00 $15.50 $15.00 $16.00 $145.47 $86.48 — — $110.00 $12,000.00 $525.00 $95.00 $68.00 $35.00 $28.00 $27.50 $27.50 $27.50 $28.00 $8.50 . $336.9 — $224.6 $1,025.00 $36,500.00 $195.00 $55.00 $58.00 $58.00 $50.00 $44.00 $42.00 $36.50 $36.50 $44.00 $473.1 $467.72 — — — $1,925 $1,850 $965 $4,400 $275 $275 $125 $26.4 $23.0 — —

$17.50 $17.00 $16.50 $19.00 $161.6 $86.53 — — $125.00 $17,500.00 $625.00 $135.00 $110.00 $42.00 $31.50 $31.00 $31.00 $31.50 $32.00 $9.75 $50.00 $359.3 — $224.7 $1,525.00 $46,000.00 $245.00 $72.00 $73.00 $70.00 $100.00 $52.00 $48.00 $48.00 $47.50 $56.00 $22.5 $467.73 $466.82 — — $2,300 $2,300 $1,275 $5,250 $310 $310 $150 $31.4 $27.0 — —

$19.00 $18.50 $18.50 $26.00 $4.8 $86.58 — $89.78 $150.00 $25,500.00 $965.00 $215.00 $135.00 $53.00 $34.00 $34.00 $33.00 $33.50 $37.50 $16.00 $63.50 $408.8 — $224.8 $2,700.00 $54,000.00 $365.00 $79.00 $83.00 $82.00 $365.00 $67.50 $72.00 $60.00 $66.00 $72.00 $48.50 $468.2 $466.9 — — $4,300 $4,000 $1,775 $6,950 $335 $340 $150 $1,767.6 $26.3 — —

$31.00 $21.00 $21.50 $60.00 $7.50 $90.18 — $89.83 $185.00 $36,500.00 $1,865.00 $515.00 $170.00 $120.00 $45.00 $44.00 $42.00 $40.00 $62.00 $27.00 $85.00 $11.00 — $224.9 $4,250.00 $80,000.00 $700.00 $89.00 $115.00 $120.00 $580.00 $80.00 $97.50 $73.50 $88.00 $90.00 $125.00 $468.4 $467.0 — — $6,150 $5,450 2,750.00 $9,500 $410 $420 $160 $33.6 $27.5 — —

XF40

XF45

AU50

AU58

$225 $420 $235 $95,000 $14,500 $71,500 $12,250 $9,950 $850 $320 $285 $1,100 $54,500 $31,500 $8,000 $6,250 $7,750 $62,000 $795 $565 $375 $425 $52,500 $17,000 $2,750 $1,075 $700 $735 $720 $2,225 $1,675 $1,375 $9,350 $1,350 $1,350

$250 $460 $260 $110,000 $16,500 $77,500 $13,750 $11,500 $1,025 $365 $298 $1,195 $58,500 $38,500 $9,000 $6,650 $9,000 $70,000 $1,050 $580 $435 $490 $54,500 $18,500 $3,750 $1,100 $710 $745 $730 $2,300 $1,850 — $9,850 $1,360 $1,360

$245 $525 $260 $125,000 $18,500 $102,000 $16,500 $13,750 $1,325 $370 $310 $1,225 $63,500 $43,000 $10,000 $8,200 $11,000 $80,000 $1,350 $595 $400 $465 $59,000 $20,500 $6,250 $1,165 $730 $770 $750 $2,550 $1,700 $1,385 $10,400 $1,355 $1,355

$325 $885 $290 $210,000 $28,000 $150,000 $27,500 $19,500 $2,500 $370 $325 $1,625 $74,500 $70,000 $13,250 $12,000 $13,500 $90,000 $2,400 $685 $425 $495 $96,000 $30,500 $15,000 $1,650 $750 $800 $780 $3,650 $1,800 $1,400 $13,650 $1,370 $1,370

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VF20 $210 $350 $225 $72,500 $6,650 $36,500 $8,250 $6,950 $510 $280 $260 $845 $46,000 $25,000 $4,500 $3,850 $3,650 $36,500 $575 $510 $365 $420 $36,000 $10,750 $1,200 $1,025 $690 $715 $705 $2,175 $1,625 $1,365 $7,650 $1,345 $1,345

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VF20

XF40 $48.50 $42.00 $31.00 $155.00 $25.00 $90.59 — $89.9 $235.00 $55,000.00 $4,100.00 $1,575.00 $400.00 $450.00 $75.00 $170.00 $77.50 $67.50 $195.00 $53.50 $120.00 $30.00 — $225.0 $11,750.00 $118,000.00 $2,050.00 $159.00 $200.00 $205.00 $1,275.00 $125.00 $270.00 $145.00 $118.00 $250.00 $195.00 $17.5 $467.1 $466.7 $187.3 $13,750 $11,000 $5,500 $11,850 $555 $550 $270 $34.9 $28.0 $1.45 $381.3

MS60 $400 $1,850 $440 $245,000 $34,500 $175,000 $30,000 $21,500 $3,850 $435 $340 $2,275 — $77,500 $14,750 $13,250 $14,000 $110,000 $4,750 $1,800 $450 $525 $120,000 $34,500 $25,500 $3,350 $765 $1,200 $770 $4,250 $2,050 $1,410 $14,350 $1,385 $1,385

XF45 $85.00 $70.00 $48.00 $210.00 $33.00 $90.74 — $90.0 $280.00 $58,500.00 $4,350.00 $1,850.00 $560.00 $625.00 $115.00 $275.00 $140.00 $100.00 $310.00 $80.00 $145.00 $42.00 — $225.1 $16,250.00 $139,500.00 $3,000.00 $240.00 $290.00 $295.00 $2,000.00 $165.00 $460.00 $230.00 $140.00 $310.00 $265.00 $19.0 $467.2 — — $16,500 $14,250 $6,900 $12,750 $700 $700 $310 $2,028.3 $29.0 $1.50 $381.3

MS61 $440 $2,450 $550 $300,000 $38,500 $210,000 $35,000 $25,000 $4,400 $440 $435 $2,550 — $96,500 $16,500 $15,000 $15,000 $125,000 $5,650 $2,400 $500 $615 $139,500 $39,500 $31,750 $5,150 $785 $1,450 $800 $6,000 $2,650 $1,545 $16,500 $1,395 $1,395

AU50

AU58

MS60

MS61

MS62

MS63

MS64

MS65

$145 $138 $75 $305 $61.0 $91.4 — $90.1 $385 $63,500 $5,850 $2,300 $825 $860 $185 $425 $255 $155 $425 $120 $182 $72.5 $80.0 $225.2 $18,000 $175,000 $4,900 $360 $425 $450 $2,875 $245 $615 $305 $210 $455 $385 $22.5 $467.32 $466.8 $187.3 $20,500 $18,500 $9,250 $14,400 $935 $960 $365 $44.0 $30.8 $1.7 $381.4

$240 $215 $120 $375 $90 $4.5 $5.0 $90.2 $540 $76,500 $9,000 $3,900 $1,550 $1,250 $245 $725 $500 $260 $750 $210 $215 $90 $105 $225.3 $38,500 $265,000 $8,250 $875 $1,000 $1,075 $5,850 $385 $1,250 $475 $320 $735 $500 $27.5 $467.4 — — $46,500 $36,500 $18,850 $16,000 $1,900 $1,950 $775 $49.0 $33.8 $1.8 $381.4

$275 $270 $150 $425 $110 $6.00 $6.75 $2.25 $660 $83,000 $11,000 $4,350 $1,850 $1,625 $330 $1,025 $610 $290 $850 $245 $225 $125 $145 $4.75 $46,500 $300,000 $9,350 $1,225 $1,210 $1,300 $6,900 $450 $1,500 $585 $390 $900 $600 $34.0 $467.5 $466.9 $187.5 $68,500 $52,000 $25,000 — $2,275 $2,350 $1,050 $52.0 $44.0 $2.0 $381.5

$350 $345 $170 $575 $130 $7.00 $8.50 $2.30 $700 $88,500 $11,200 $4,350 $2,100 $1,950 $340 $1,350 $725 $365 $1,000 $305 $240 $135 $185 $4.80 $58,500 $320,000 $11,500 $1,500 $1,450 $1,500 $14,000 $600 $1,850 $865 $500 $1,275 $700 $37.0 $467.6 — — $84,500 $59,500 $37,500 — $2,600 $2,750 $1,350 $53.5 $45.5 $2.2 $381.8

$465 $440 $185 $725 $165 $8.00 $10.50 $90.64 $1,075 $97,500 $14,750 $5,500 $3,150 $3,250 $440 $1,775 $940 $485 $1,225 $350 $270 $175 $250 $4.85 $89,500 $355,000 $14,850 $1,850 $2,150 $2,150 $22,500 $840 $2,650 $1,250 $775 $1,700 $900 $42.0 $468.2 — — $119,000 $96,000 $55,000 — $3,250 $3,650 $1,650 $56.0 $46.5 $2.4 $382.0

$610 $550 $235 $855 $235 $9.75 $12.50 $2.40 $1,575 $185,000 $19,250 $6,900 $4,550 $4,600 $605 $2,250 $1,375 $610 $1,520 $440 $305 $210 $385 $226.9 $108,000 $375,000 $20,500 $2,250 $2,950 $2,850 $29,500 $1,065 $3,450 $1,425 $880 $2,050 $1,155 $54.0 $470.0 $467.1 $188.0 $155,000 $115,000 $77,500 — $3,700 $4,750 $2,000 $59.0 $48.5 $2.7 $382.7

$1,000 $990 $440 $1,525 $360 $16.00 $22.00 $3.00 $2,050 $205,000 $36,500 $12,750 $7,500 $9,100 $960 $4,600 $2,925 $935 $1,925 $625 $365 $310 $530 $9.0 $235,000 $415,000 $41,500 $4,200 $5,850 $5,750 $57,500 $2,100 $5,100 $2,700 $1,500 $3,100 $1,600 $72.00 $18.00 $15.00 $6.50 $265,000 $210,000 $120,000 — $6,650 $6,350 $3,150 $81.00 $61.00 $12.00 $17.00

$2,150 $2,100 $770 $3,675 $610 $24.0 $40.5 $3.75 $3,725 $460,000 $116,000 $30,000 $26,500 $36,500 $3,350 $17,000 $8,900 $1,800 $3,750 $1,135 $685 $465 $795 $12.0 $550,000 $575,000 $90,000 $11,850 $23,500 $17,500 $200,000 $5,500 $24,500 $8,500 $4,175 $15,500 $2,950 $116 $30.0 $20.0 $12.5 $400,000 $490,000 $250,000 — $56,000 $67,500 $12,500 $190 $164 $34.0 $18.5

MS64

MS65

MS66

MS67

PF60

$975 $15,000 $810 $850,000 $130,000 $625,000 $110,000 $57,500 $14,650 $675 $715 $5,850 — $325,000 $52,000 $45,000 $65,000 $300,000 $21,500 $11,500 $725 $1,800 $550,000 $140,000 $142,000 $32,500 $1,265 $6,500 $1,345 $10,500 $46,500 $1,990 $28,000 $1,500 $1,500

$3,650 $36,000 $1,350 $2,000,000 $325,000 $900,000 $175,000 $98,000 $46,500 $1,325 $1,910 $13,500 — $585,000 $135,000 $128,000 $150,000 $375,000 $65,000 $42,250 $2,160 $12,200 $975,000 $320,000 $235,000 $105,000 $3,050 $14,850 $3,150 $13,850 $275,000 $3,230 $47,500 $1,835 $1,835

$8,000 $50,000 $3,650 — — — $235,000 $165,000 $67,500 $3,200 $11,000 $27,500 — — $195,000 $200,000 $350,000 $600,000 $120,000 $67,500 $6,450 $27,500 $1,250,000 $375,000 $400,000 $145,000 $11,500 $20,000 $15,000 $39,000 $440,000 $8,000 $78,500 $2,500 $2,450

$15,400 $80,000 $3,700 — — — $350,000 $295,000 $110,000 $3,650 $27,000 $55,000 — — — $300,000 — $1,000,000 — $135,000 $16,500 $65,000 — — — $185,000 $36,500 $50,000 $50,000 $112,000 $625,000 $62,500 $175,000 $7,500 $9,200

MS62 $535 $3,600 $460 $485,000 $46,500 $295,000 $47,500 $31,500 $5,650 $460 $445 $3,300 — $110,000 $18,500 $16,750 $18,500 $160,000 $6,350 $3,000 $520 $670 $165,000 $43,500 $37,500 $7,750 $790 $1,800 $805 $7,000 $3,600 $1,430 $18,250 $1,430 $1,430

MS63 $630 $7,400 $630 $575,000 $71,500 $440,000 $77,500 $35,500 $10,250 $540 $565 $4,325 — $165,000 $31,500 $27,500 $30,000 $225,000 $11,000 $5,750 $610 $1,050 $325,000 $71,500 $88,500 $16,750 $1,040 $4,250 $1,010 $9,300 $12,200 $1,710 $24,500 $1,450 $1,450

MS66

MS67

$4,350

$9,000

$1,150 $28.0 $60.0 $12.0 $64,000 $500,000

$4,250 $37.50 $25.00 — $750,000

$35,000 $37,500 $52,500 $6,500 $35,000 $15,500 $2,600 $6,350 $2,000 $1,150 $750 $1,500 $40.0 — $750,000 $110,000 $18,500 $34,000 $40,000 —

$75,000 $80,000 $70,000 $10,000 $60,000 $29,500 $5,000 $15,000 $5,750 $3,000 $1,250 $4,500 $150 — — $145,000 $35,000 $75,000 $85,000 —

$5,250 $165 $33.0 $60.0 $35.0

$16,500 $700 $44.00 $350 $125

$685,000 $400,000 — $85,000 $110,000 $26,500 $280 $650 $75.0 $22

— $175,000 $160,000 $70,000 $850 $5,150 $3,000 $45

PF63

PF64

PF65

— $69,500 $3,850 — — — $125,000 $55,000 $79,500 $4,650 $7,000 $5,750 $128,500 — — — — $240,000 — $14,500 $6,200 $8,250 — — — $17,500 $9,850 — $13,500 $42,500 $31,000 $18,500

— 255000 9850 — — — 300000 140000 220000 15000 30000 $12,500 $165,000 — — — — 650000 — 95000 32500 38500 — — — 140000 0 — 75000 250000 200000 82500

— $320,000 $14,500 — — — $$165,000 $275,000 $23,500 $38,500 $17,000 $215,000 — — — — $775,000 — $135,000 $45,000 $56,500 — — — — $65,000 — $100,000 — $300,000 $130,000

— — $24,000 — — — $— — $33,500 $70,000 $35,500 $255,000 — — — — 1M — — $88,500 $77,500 — — — — $95,000 — $145,000 — — —

$17,500

72000

$100,000

$190,000

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COIN CLINIC

1960 small date once called humbug ■ I’m told on good authority that a former president of the American Numismatic Association described the 1960 small-date cents as a “deception.”

Did he actually make such a statement?

The term was indeed used, although your quote is a bit out of context. In a rather unusual comment on then current collecting interests, ANA President Oscar Dodson made the statement in the 1960 ANA annual report that claims that microscopic variations in the date create a new variety ... “In my opinion ... is sheer humbug.” The term you mention shows up in the last line of his comments. “Any statement that some of these coins constitute a fine investment is, in my opinion, a deception.” In all fairness, I should note that at the time the coins were the subject of some really wild speculation and Admiral Dodson’s comments were obviously addressed to bringing the average collector down to earth.

■ Why is there such a wide difference between what dealers will pay for 90 percent silver coins and 40 percent silver halves?

The figures do seem lopsided, but if you figure the actual silver content, you’ll find that most dealers are paying about, or slightly more than silver value for the 90 percent and slightly less for the 40 percent.

The slight difference traces to the smelter charges. It costs more to bring 40 percent silver up to .999 fineness than it does 90 percent silver. It is .999 fineness that is the standard trading purity for refiners.

■ Since they used the same design on the round and octagonal $50 PanamaPacific coins, how did they change the size of the design?

The design is the same, but it had to be reduced to fit the octagonal planchets.

Changing the size merely required an adjustment of the Janvier reducing lathe, which was used to make the hubs from which the dies were made. Given the low mintages involved, they may have made the dies directly on the lathe.

■ What was the correct mintage of the 1921 high relief Peace dollars?

1,006,473 were struck. Interestingly enough the entire mintage was performed in five working days, during the week of Dec. 26-31, 1921. All of the coins were the 32

high relief variety. The 1922-dated dies had been modified to reduce the relief before production started. There are conflicting figures relating to the 1921 Peace dollars, because the dies wore rapidly and some of the coins were not as well struck.

■ Do you have the totals for the value of the two- and three-cent coins struck in the 1800s?

There were $912,020 worth of two-cent pieces struck between 1864 and 1873. The silver three cent total was $1,282,087.20, the three-cent nickel $941,349.48, so the total face values were fairly closely bunched.

■ Wasn’t it illegal at one time to reproduce the state emblems of the State of Vermont?

Up until 1964 it was indeed illegal to make any copies of the emblems, such as on medals or tokens. The Vermont State Legislature in 1964 finally got around to repealing this particular law. It was one of the few, if not the only specific prohibition against the reproduction of a state emblem anywhere in the country, beyond the normal requirement for permission to use the design. The Vermont statute had provided for imprisonment and fines up to $1,000.

■ Did the Mint make any allowance for silver used as part of the alloy in private gold coins that were sent in to be melted for their bullion content?

The regulations of the Mint specifically noted that “Silver is considered merely as an alloy of gold coin, except it can be profitably parted (separated) out, and goes for no more than the copper in the same predicament.”

■ I have a coin that has parts of the designs of a dime and a cent. Can this happen in the Mint?

From your description it is possible that you have a dime that was struck a second time by the cent dies, giving it a possible value of $100-$200. I would suggest having it authenticated. For a genuine dual-denomination coin, this has to be the sequence, as a cent will not fit into the feed mechanism for the dime dies.

■ We see a lot of coins and related items on TV programs these days. Does anyone

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remember when the first such program was aired?

The late Glenn Smedley quoted Vernon L. Brown as having appeared on WNBC in New York in 1947 on a half hour program, featuring wooden nickels and other numismatic items. This came about as a result of an article on Brown in the Saturday Evening Post. At that time he was curator of the Chase National Bank’s money museum. The program hosts were Tex and Jinx McCreary.

■ I was given a medal that apparently was struck to honor Consolidated Edison of New York. There is no date on it. Can you give me any information about it?

The piece shows a light bulb, entwined in a ribbon with “100 Years of Electric Service.” On the upper part is the New York skyline, surrounded by the words, “New York Salutes Thomas Edison.” The reverse has “Con Edison/Conserve Energy” in two lines. Edison founded the company in 1882, serving 59 customers on Lower Manhattan.

Medallic Art struck the medal that was sold

by Con Edison in 1982 for $16. Curiously my information (and the writer with the question) fails to note what metal the pieces were struck in. Perhaps our readers can fill in that gap.

■ I ran across a statement that “only a single variety can be produced by a single pair of dies, whether coining dies, or master dies.” Care to comment?

That is a new definition of variety to me and after a few moments of thought about it, I would say that the premise is false. The intent is good, but the author of the statement neglects that the die can change markedly during use. His statement is intended to limit the term to the narrowest possible meaning, which I think is too narrow for the modern collector. If he had limited his statement to coining dies, he might still be able to make a case, but it is readily possible to produce a number of different hubbing varieties from a single master die, at one or another stage between the master and the working die. It is good for an argument in some circles anyway.

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Minnesota/from Page 1

annual threshold in sales.

Confused? So are many Minnesota residents, coin dealers and national coin selling businesses.

Lee Orr, owner of Great Lakes Coins and Collectibles, Burnsville, Minn., said that he’s heard a lot of questions and concerns from collectors about the law.

“I’ve had to tell some collectors that were looking to sell their coin collections on Craigslist that they can’t without registering for a license,” he said.

A lot of dealers are not selling to customers in Minnesota because they don’t want to get licensed, he said.

“I had to broker a large deal to sell a collection because the seller was a Minnesota resident, the collection was held by a firm who couldn’t do business in Minnesota and the buyer in Arizona wasn’t registered either,” Orr said.

Gary Adkins, owner of Gary Adkins Associates, Minneapolis, Minn., said that the law was hurting consumers by limiting the choices they had in coin dealers.

A list of Minnesota dealers compiled before the new law showed some 100 dealers in Minnesota, he said.

“Less than half are registered, while the other half have left the state, closed up, or figured they would not need to get a license,” Adkins said.

“I figure the attrition rate is somewhere around 50 percent.”

But there are some pluses to the law.

“The law had gotten rid of some bad players in the coin market as well, so that’s a good thing,” Adkins said. “If you ask consumers if we should regulate dealers, they’d say yes. But there’s a better way.”

Not only is the law affecting Minnesota collectors, but a large sales tax creates a

Gardner/from Page 4 It sold for $282,000.

Going for an indentical amount was a 1796 half dollar with 15 stars on the obverse. It was graded MS-62 by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.

Because fewer than 4,000 were minted of this type, the coin is in heavy demand by type collectors, date collectors and variety collectors, according to Heritage.

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“double whammy,” he said.

“A lot of national dealers will no longer do business in Minnesota, as well as many eBay sellers, because of the new coin dealer law,” Adkins said.

Greg Allen, owner of Greg Allen Coins, Saint Paul, Minn., said that numbers provided by the Minnesota Department of Commerce show how drastically the law had reduced the coin market for Minnesota residents.

“As of Oct. 30, 86 separate businesses are registered,” he said. “That’s only 86 businesses the Minnesota collector can deal with.”

Numbers for individual licenses were low as well, he said.

“There are also 881 individuals registered, but many of these are people who work for coin dealing companies,” he said. “One company has registered 227 people.”

He also said that the website for finding out what businesses and individuals were registered was difficult to find. Those interested in viewing the registration list can go to https://www.pulseportal.com/selectStateAndBoard.do and click on “Search Licensees.”

“As for coin shows, there are a number of dealers that are registered and a number that are not registered,” Allen said. “There is a licensing exception for dealers attending occasional trade shows.

“The Minnesota Department of Commerce has said two coin shows is the limit for the exception.”

Orr, who also coordinates the MOON coin show in Brooklyn Center, Minn., said all but one of the 118 available tables sold at the Oct. 10-12 show.

“Of the dealers there, 60 percent were out of state,” he said. “Only two to three of them were licensed.

“All dealers from Minnesota were licensed.”

Attendance at the coin show was down 200 visitors, he said.

“This was probably more due to sales tax than the law,” Orr said.

Andrew Swammi, coordinator for the monthly Roseville Coin Show, said that there have been a few empty tables at the show.

“We have a 20-table show and two to three tables were empty,” he said of the Roseville, Minn., show. “Typically, we’re able to sell them all.”

And collectors noticed that some of their regular dealers weren’t setting up at shows.

A common question on the bourse floor is “where’s such-and-such,” Swammi said.

“The collectors know something’s going on, but don’t know what,” he said. “Until the day a dealer says, ‘You live in Minnesota. I can’t sell to you,’ the collector is unaware of this law.”

The futures of some coin shows in Minnesota were in jeopardy, he said.

“It won’t be long before we lose a monthly show,” Swammi said. “I know the Roseville show will survive because it’s built to be a smaller show with a wide selection.

“Another show that needs to rent hotel rooms and requires many dealers to be a part of it may run into trouble.”

Allen said the Minnesota law also affected sales at national coin shows.

“At the ANA show in Chicago, there were some dealers who were not selling to Minnesota residents,” he said. “I heard of one collector at the show who was going to buy a coin, but the dealer found out he was from Minnesota.

“The dealer said he couldn’t do the sale because the buyer was from Minnesota and he didn’t want to deal with the law.”

Collectors from Minnesota are going to national coin shows and are finding very few registered dealers, he said.

“At the Baltimore show, there were only 10 to 12 dealers registered,” Allen said.

include a 17.5 percent buyer’s fee.

An NGC Proof-65 1839 Seated Liberty quarter with No Drapery fetched $270,250.

According to Heritage it is unique in proof format and is one of only two proofs of the No Drapery subtype known.

An NGC MS-65 1871-CC Seated Liberty dime also sold for $270,250.

This coin might be the sole finest graded, Heritage said, estimating that between four and seven Mint State examples are known.

Bringing $188,000 was a Capped

Bust 1823/2 overdate quarter, B-1, in NGC MS-61 with Certified Acceptance Corporation sticker.

An PCGS MS-65 Full Head 1927S quarter with CAC sticker went for $176,250.

This was the second part of a planned series of four Gardner sales. The first two have realized more than $33 million combined. The next two sales will be held in 2015.

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COINS FOR COLLECTORS

1916-P MS-63++ FB.....64.95 1916-P MS-63+ FB.......61.95 1916-P MS-63 FB clnd .41.95 1916-P AU clnd ............17.95 1916-P XF.....................10.50 1916-P XF old cleaning ..9.95 1916-D ANACS photo-certif.

AG/Fair damaged .....569.00 1916-D PCGS FR ........459.00 1916-S MS-63 ..............52.95 1916-S XF-45 clnd, lt scrtchs ....................19.95 1916-S XF-45 nicks, harshly clnd ...............14.95 1916-S VF.....................12.95 1916-S VG scrtch............4.25 1917-P MS-63 FB clnd . 55.95 1917-P AU-59 near FB clnd ............................20.95 1917-P AU-55 near FB, clnd ..............17.95 1917-P XF-45 .................9.95 1917-P XF.......................7.95 1917-P XF clnd ...............7.25 1917-P XF lt scrtchs .......7.75 1917-P VF-35 clnd .........6.95 1917-D MS-63 FB pretty toning .............429.00 1917-D MS-63............244.00 1917-D MS-62 FB ......314.00 1917-D MS-61 lt rm flaw .....................119.00 1917-D AU ....................77.00 1917-D XF-45 clnd .......67.95 1917-D XF ....................46.95 1917-D VF-35 lg scrtchs ...................24.95 1917-D VF-25 clnd, lt cor...........................31.95 1917-D VF harshly clnd ...............18.95 1917-S MS-62 FB.......167.00 1917-S MS-62 ............107.00 1917-S XF-45 ...............18.95 1917-S XF.....................13.95 1917-S F/VF ...................5.95 1918-P MS-63+ FB toned obv .................234.00 1918-P AU ....................33.95 1918-P XF lt rv rm bump .............27.95 1918-P F+ old scrtch ......6.50 1918-D MS-64............249.00 1918-D MS-63 clnd ....154.00 1918-D MS-63 weak strike ...............147.00 1918-D MS-60 clnd, lt scrtch ......................78.00 1918-D VF-30 ...............20.95 1918-D VF-30 lt scrtch .17.95 1918-D VF-30 clnd, weak rv, lt scrtchs ...............14.95 1918-D VF-25 ...............16.95 1918-D VF lt nicks, old cleaning ...............11.95 1918-D VF/F+ ...............10.95 1918-D VG/G clnd, lt rv rm nick...................3.95 1918-S MS-65 ............514.00 1918-S MS-61 ............119.00 1918-S AU-59 clnd .......59.95 1918-S AU-55...............49.95 1918-S XF ....................20.95 1918-S VF-35 lt rv rm nicks .................16.95 1918-S VF.....................10.95 1918-S VF clnd, lt rm ticks .....................9.95 1918-S VG lt rv scrtchs ..................3.25 1919-P MS-65 FB.......459.00 1919-D MS-63+ near FB, lt scrtchs ..................659.00 1919-D AU-59 polished ...................................69.95 1919-D AU-55 harshly clnd, rv stain ..............63.95 1919-D VF ....................28.95 1919-D VF lt scrtchs & nicks ...........22.95 1919-S VF-30 clnd .......26.95 1919-S VF rm nicks ......17.95 1920-P AU-55 near FB clnd ............................21.95 1920-P AU clnd ............11.95 1920-P VF-30 .................6.95 1920-P VF/F+ clnd, scrtchs.................4.75 1920-D MS-63+ FB ....689.00 1920-D MS-63 clnd ....243.00 1920-D AU-55 ..............56.95 1920-D AU-55 clnd, lt rv cor.......................48.95 1920-D AU-55 clnd, lt rm nick ....................46.95 1920-D AU lt nicks........33.95 1920-D VF-35 lt cor ......16.95 1920-D VF+/F+ lt ticks, rv dig .................8.95 1920-D VF/F clnd, lt scrtch ........................5.75 1920-S MS-62 FB clnd ..........................449.00

1921-P AU-55 clnd, lt scrtchs, rv marks......695.00 1921-P XF lt rm bumps .................412.00 1921-P VF pitting, lt cor & nicks...............159.00 1921-P rotated rv F+/F .139.00 1921-P rotated rv F/F+ clnd ..........................129.00 1921-P F/VF ...............147.00 1921-P F/F+................132.00 1921-P VG lt damage ....45.95 1921-P VG/G moderate cor ..............43.95 1921-P G-VG ................56.95 1921-P G clnd, lt rm ticks ...................43.95 1921-P G heavy cor ......24.95 1921-P AG+/AG lt nicks .......................41.95 1921-P AG ....................40.95 1921-P AG scrtchs ........29.95 1921-D F/VG+ lt rv cor.....................144.00 1921-D G clnd ..............57.95 1921-D G/AG clnd ........48.95 1921-D AG clnd ............46.95 1921-D AG damage.......29.95 1923-P MS-65 ............117.00 1923-S AU-55 clnd, scrape................87.00 1923-S XF clnd .............61.95 1923-S VF-35 ...............46.95 1924-P MS-65 FB.......369.00 1924-P MS-63 FB.........97.00 1924-P AU-59 clnd, lt scrtchs ....................27.95 1924-P AU lt scrape ......20.95 1924-P XF-45 ...............17.95 1924-P XF-45 lt rv cor ..15.95 1924-P XF lt scrapes.......9.95 1924-D MS-64+..........549.00 1924-D XF ....................59.95 1924-D VF-30 ...............42.95 1924-D VF+/VF .............32.95 1924-D F-VF .................14.95 1924-S MS-63 FB.......945.00 1924-S XF.....................51.95 1925-P AU ....................16.95 1925-P AU clnd ............15.95 1925-P XF nicks .............8.95 1925-D XF-45 .............129.00 1925-D XF clnd, lt cor, lt scrtchs..............79.00 1925-D F lt cor..............11.95 1925-D VG+ lt scrtch ......7.95 1925-D VG ......................6.95 1925-D G/AG++ ..............4.50 1925-S VF-30 clnd, lt scrtchs ....................42.95 1925-S VG/G+ clnd, lt bend ..........................3.25 1926-P AU-55 lt rv scrtch ..................15.95 1926-P VF-30 lt rm ticks ..4.75 1926-D G+/AG++ ............2.95 1926-S MS-63 clnd ....897.00 1926-S VF-30 .............139.00 1926-S VF.....................58.95 1926-S G/AG++ lt mark...8.95 1927-P MS-63 clnd, moderate pitting .........24.95 1927-D MS-63+ FB .1,395.00 1927-D VF ....................25.95 1927-D F+.....................13.95 1927-S VF lt scrtchs .....13.95 1928-P AU clnd ............13.95 1928-D MS-63+ near FB, old cleaning .............499.00 1928-D F-VF .................17.95 1928-S lg S MS-60 clnd ..........................247.00 1928-S XF.....................20.95 1928-S XF lt rv scrtchs ................19.95 1928-S VF-30 clnd .......13.95 1929-P MS-66 FB.......329.00 1929-P MS-61. .............23.95 1929-P MS-60 lt scrtch ......................19.95 1929-P AU-59...............16.95 1929-P AU-59 clnd .......15.95 1929-P AU-59 lt scrape .....................14.95 1929-P AU clnd, pitting...........................6.95 1929-P XF-48 .................9.95 1929-D PCGS MS-64 ...56.95 1929-D VF-30 clnd .......11.95 1929-D VF/F old cleaning .................5.95 1929-D F-VF lt cor ..........5.75 1929-S AU ....................19.95 1929-S XF lt rv rm tick...................7.95 1929-S VG ......................4.50 1929-S G-VG clnd ..........3.95 1930-P MS-63+ near FB . ..................................88.00 1930-P MS-63 near FB 57.95 1930-P AU-59...............20.95 1930-P AU-59 lt dig......18.95 1930-P AU-55 clnd .......14.95 1931-P PCGS MS-66 (has near FB)............389.00

1931-P AU-55 clnd, scrtch ................19.95 1931-S MS-66 ............489.00 1931-S MS-62 near FB, lt scrtch ....................169.00 1931-S VF-35 clnd, rm bumps...................14.95 1934-P MS-63 FB pretty toning ...............54.95 1934-P MS-62 FB.........30.95 1934-P MS-62 ..............26.95 1934-P AU-59 clnd .......15.95 1934-D MS-64 near FB 98.00 1935-P MS-63 FB.........20.95 1935-P MS-62 FB.........16.95 1935-D MS-63++ FB ..167.00 1935-D AU-59 FB .........57.95 1935-D AU-55 lt scrtch ......................23.95 1935-D AU ....................18.95 1935-S MS-62 near FB, clnd ..............44.95 1935-S MS-60 FB.........56.95 1935-S AU-55 clnd, lt rm nicks ..................10.95 1936-P MS-62 FB.........11.95 1936-D MS-60 near FB clnd ............................39.95 1936-D AU-59 ..............20.95 1936-D AU ....................15.95 1936-D AU clnd ............14.95 1936-D XF-45 clnd .......10.95 1936-S AU-59 lt scrtch ......................15.95 1937-P MS-65 FB.........44.95 1937-D MS-65 FB ........84.00 1937-D MS-64++ near FB.......................64.95 1937-D AU-59 clnd.......13.95 1937-S MS-64 FB.........77.00 1937-S MS-64 near FB .59.95 1937-S AU-59...............15.95 1938-P MS-66 FB nice toning ...............119.00 1938-P AU-59.................8.95 1938-D MS-64++ FB ....51.95 1938-S AU clnd ..............6.95 1939-D NGC MS-67 .....79.00 1939-D MS-65..............24.95 1940-P MS-64 FB.........24.95 1940-D MS-63+ FB ......19.95 1940-S MS-65+ ............35.95 1941-P MS-63 FB.........12.95 1941-D MS-65 FB ........36.95 1941-D MS-60 FB ........11.95 1941-D MS-60 near FB 10.95 1941-D AU-59 FB ...........7.95 1941-S MS-65+ FB.......51.95 1942/1-P ANACS XF polished ...................549.00 1942/1-P F old cleaning..............412.00 1942-P MS-63 near FB .11.95 1942-P MS-63 ................9.95 1942-D MS-65 FB ........35.95 1942-D MS-63 FB ........15.95 1942-S MS-65 FB.......117.00 1942-S MS-65 near FB . 49.95 1943-P MS-66 FB.......149.00 1943-P MS-65 FB nice toning .................61.95 1943-P MS-64+ FB.......39.95 1943-P MS-63 FB clnd .15.95 1943-P MS-63 near FB .11.95 1943-D PCGS MS-66 FB . ..................................67.95 1943-D MS-64 FB ........19.95 1943-D MS-63 FB ........12.95 1943-D MS-60 FB ..........8.95 1943-D MS-60 near FB...7.95 1943-D AU-59 FB ...........6.95 1943-D AU-59 near FB ...5.95 1943-D AU-55 ................4.75 1943-S MS-65 ..............24.95 1943-S MS-64+ ............16.95 1944-D MS-65+ FB ......49.95 1944-D MS-62 FB ........11.95 1944-S MS-66 FB.........89.00 1945-P MS-65 pretty toning ...............34.95 1945-P AU-59.................4.25 1945-D MS-66 FB ........67.95 1945-D MS-63 FB ........11.95 1945-D AU-59 ................4.25 1945-S micro s PCGS MS-66 (has near FB)............349.00 1945-S micro s AU-59 scrtchs .......................17.95 1945-S micro s AU .......15.95 1945-S MS-66 pretty toning ...............79.00 1945-S MS-66 nice toning .................69.95 1945-S PCGS MS-66 ...41.95 1945-S MS-63 . ............10.95 1945-S AU-59 ................4.95

ROOSEVELT DIMES

1947-P ANACS MS-66 19.95 1948-S PCGS MS-66 FB...............................79.00 1948-S MS-65+ FB.......79.00 1949-D MS-63++..........12.95 1950-P MS-63 ................9.95

1950-D MS-65 FB ........44.95 1950-D MS-65 near FB. 31.95 1950-S MS-66 near FB.............................109.00 1950-S PCGS MS-66 ...69.95 1950-S MS-64 ..............36.95 1950-S MS-60 ..............19.95 1952 PRF-68..............109.00 1953 PRF-66................37.95 1953-D PCGS MS-66 FB...............................43.95 1954 PRF-67 lt cameo ..79.00 1954 PRF-67................37.95 1954 PRF-64................11.95 1955-D MS-65 FB ........21.95 1956 PRF-67................19.95 1961-P PCGS MS-66 ...18.95 1961-P MS-64+ ..............9.95 1963-D MS-64 mint set toning ...................10.95 1986-D MS-65................4.95

TWENTY CENT PIECES

1875-P AU holed ........249.00 1875-P F clnd, bent, rm nick ............279.00 1875-S XF-48 clnd, lt rv cor & rm bruise ........227.00 1875-S XF clnd ...........207.00 1875-S XF clnd, scrtchs .....................129.00 1875-S VF-30 old cleaning, lt rv rm bumps .........176.00 1875-S G-VG plugged at date, clnd, scrtchs ......44.95 1875-S G clnd, lt streak ......................77.00 1875-CC G-VG holed..179.00 1875-CC G scrtch, rv damage ................189.00 1877 PRF-35 clnd ....4,395.00

EARLY QUARTERS

1804 AG/Poor lt damage ..............2,349.00 1805 G+ lt nicks, old cleaning .............524.00 1806/5 AG/Fair ...........349.00 1806 B6 G damaged....449.00 1806 AG holed ...........139.00 1807 G holed, scrtchs .179.00 1807 Fair/Poor ............249.00 1815 F minor graffiti ...347.00 1815 VG+ crude plug ..109.00 1815 VG+ holed ..........107.00 1815 AG/AG+ holed ......62.95 1815 AG ......................117.00 1815 AG lt scrtchs.......109.00 1815 AG damage...........87.00 1818 VF-35 .................995.00 1818 F-VF lt scrtchs, old cleaning ..............295.00 1818 F lt old scrtchs ...196.00 1818 VG ......................119.00 1819 lg 9 VG+ .............189.00 1819 lg 9 G+/G holed, old digs ......................54.95 1819 sm 9 F holed ........93.00 1820 VF-35 lt scrtchs, old cleaning .............869.00 1820 F-VF clnd ...........319.00 1820 VG+ holed, damage ......................67.95 1820 VG+/G old nicks, lt bend ......................136.00 1820 VG-F plugged, clnd .............84.00 1820 VG lt damage......124.00 1820 .VG/G holed .........61.95 1820 G holed ...............57.95 1820 AG+ holed, clnd ...52.95 1821 F/VG lt old rv scrtchs .............179.00 1821 AG+ holed ...........54.95 1821 AG/Fair lt cor........64.95 1825/4 AG/AG+ clnd .....94.00 1825/4 AG/Fair lg hole ........................47.95 1825/3 Fair/AG clnd, lt nicks................64.95 1828 F .......................237.00 1828 VG+ ..................174.00 1828 G-VG plugged, lt damage ...................56.95 1831 ANACS XF clnd ..324.00 1831 rotated rv XF old cleaning .............344.00 1831 VG lt damage........57.95 1831 VG/AG lt damage..69.95 1832 VF clnd, lt rv scrtch ................139.00 1833 rotated rv F-VF lt old rv digs................154.00 1833 XF holed............184.00 1833 VG-F dings.........117.00 1833 VG+/AG clnd ......114.00 1833 VG/AG rv rm nick.................106.00 1833 VG/AG clnd, lt scrtchs, rv dig .............86.00 1833 .G/AG holed .........45.95 1834 O/F AU ...............689.00 1834 no period rotated rv AU-59 lt scrtchs ..........995.00 1834 no period rotated rv VF-35 clnd ...............349.00

1834 no period rotated rv VF-30 ......................298.00 1834 no period rotated rv Fair/AG+ clnd .............59.95 1834 VG plugged, damage ......................41.95 1835 XF lt scrtch .........325.00 1835 XF clnd..............304.00 1835 XF many scrtchs 239.00 1835 VF-35 clnd .........295.00 1835 Fair/AG................41.95 1836 VF-30 ................259.00

SEATED LIBERTY QUARTERS

1839 XF-45 lt rm mark....................595.00 1839 G-VG lt rm bump, lt scrtchs & nicks ..........37.95 1839 G/AG+ holed ........19.95 1840-O ND MS-61 clnd, lt scrtchs & marks, lt cor......................1,695.00 1841-P VG .................189.00 1841-P G-VG lt old scrtchs & nicks ..........147.00 1841-P AG+/Fair old cleaning, lt nicks ...........93.00 1841-O AG/Fair.............35.95 1842-O AU-55 clnd, lt scrtchs & marks .........549.00 1842-O VF holed...........44.95 1842-O AG/Fair.............33.95 1843-P VF damage .......29.95 1843-P VG/AG . ............35.95 1843-P G+/AG clnd, lt scrtchs ....................32.95 1843-P G/Fair lt cor, lt nicks .......................29.95 1843-P AG+/AG ............26.95 1843-P AG lt scrtchs .....23.95 1843-O VG/AG . ............40.95 1843-O AG/Fair O barely visible ............34.95 1844-P AU-55 clnd, scrtchs .....................214.00 1844-O G/AG clnd ........36.95 1844-O G/AG nicely plugged, scrtchs...........24.95 1844-O AG+/AG ............34.95 1844-O AG ...................32.95 1844-O AG/Fair old cleaning scrtchs & digs ............25.95 1845 AU old cleaning, lt nicks & marks ..........189.00 1845 AG clnd ...............35.95 1847-O VF holed.........124.00 1847-O VG-F holed.......57.95 1847-O VG+ holed at date, nicks ..................35.95 1848 XF graffiti ...........184.00 1848 AG/Fair holed .......67.95 1849-P AU-55 clnd, lt rv nicks .................369.00 1851-O AG deep rv dig, lt nicks & scrtchs ........359.00 1852-O AU-55 .........4,795.00 1853-P MS-62 graffiti.......................489.00 1853-P MS-61 clnd ....985.00 1853-P VF holed ...........22.95 1854-P MS-63+ .......1,595.00 1854-P AU-55 clnd, lt rm nicks, lt rv scrape ........249.00 1854-P AU-55 lt rv lamination ............239.00 1854-P AU ..................212.00 1854-P AU clnd ..........159.00 1854-P XF-45 scrtchs ...98.00 1854-P XF lt scrtchs .....67.95 1854-P AG lt scrtchs .....16.95 1854-P AG/Fair rv scrtchs & dig ...........12.95 1854-O huge O F “square nail” hole........789.00 1854-O F bad scrtchs....24.95 1855-O XF-48 old cleaning .............739.00 1856-O VG-F graffiti, lt nicks .......................29.95 1857-P AU ..................162.00 1857-P AU clnd ..........154.00 1857-P XF digs, scrtchs, lt cor ..............41.95 1857-O XF graffiti .........67.95 1857-O AG/G lt cor .......29.95 1857-O AG/AG+ lt scrtchs & rv rm mark..............24.95 1857-S VF-30 clnd, damage............319.00 1857-S VG plugged, damaged.......159.00 1858-P XF-45 lt rm nicks, rv rm bruise ........62.95 1858-O XF-48 .............294.00 1858-O F.......................62.95 1859-P XF-45 clnd .....109.00 1859-S F plugged, scrtchs..........269.00 1860-P Fair ...................17.95 1860-S VF-30 clnd, lt damage ..............2,955.00 1860-S VG+/AG+ bent, nicks & scrtchs ........1,087.00

1861-P AG+/G scrtchs ..19.95 1862-S AG+ lt scrtchs ..................157.00 1862-S AG/AG+ lt scrtchs ..................144.00 1863-P AU clnd, lt scrtchs, lt cor .............384.00 1864-P AU-59 clnd .....719.00 1865-P lg 1 over sm 1 MS-63...................1,745.00 1867-S F holed at date, lt scrtchs & cor, clnd ......319.00 1867-S AG clnd, lt cor scrtchs & rm bumps....289.00 1868-S AU-55 clnd, lt rv scrape ..............1,495.00 1868-S F scrtchs.........296.00 1868-S VG+ lt damage . ................................229.00 1870-P XF lt nicks & scrtchs ..........329.00 1872-CC F-VF holed, lt damage ..............2,389.00 1873-P NA cl 3 G/AG+ scrtchs, nicks & bumps, lt bend ..........524.00 1873-P Ar AU clnd, lt scrtchs ..................354.00 1873-S AU-55 nicks, lt scrtchs ..................595.00 1874-P VG+/AG++ lt scrtchs ....................46.95 1874-S VG-F clnd, lt rm nicks 72.00 1874-S VG weak rim .....64.95 1874-S AG+ .................46.95 1875-S XF clnd, scrtchs, rm nicks, rv planchet flaw .............119.00 1875-S VF plugged, clnd .............51.95 1875-S F clnd, many lt ticks & scrtchs ...........57.95 1875-S VG-F clnd .........62.95 1875-CC XF ...............937.00 1876-P AG ...................17.95 1876-CC MS-63+ lt streak ....................895.00 1876-CC AG ................31.95 1877-S XF-48 lt rv cor & rm nick ...........109.00 1877-CC AG clnd..........29.95 1879 XF-48 ................529.00 1879 VG+/AG rv scrtch ...................309.00 1883 AG/Poor lt rv scrtchs .................289.00 1891-P G/AG+ lt digs & scrtchs .............17.95 1891-P G/AG lt scrtchs & nicks ..........13.95

BARBER QUARTERS

1892-P XF lt rm nicks ...61.95 1892-P VG+ moderate cor ................8.95 1892-S F scrtchs...........77.00 1892-S G damaged .......14.95 1893-P AU-59 clnd .....164.00 1893-P XF ....................65.95 1893-P G ........................9.95 1893-P AG+/AG clnd ......7.95 1893-S VG clnd, lt nicks . .....................35.95 1893-S AG++/Fair lt scrtchs ......................9.95 1894-P XF-45 clnd, lt scrtchs ..................106.00 1894-O VF clnd, lt cor ..........................72.00 1895-P G clnd, damage ..6.95 1895-O AU-55 clnd, lt cor ................289.00 1895-O VF heavy intentional rm damage .................19.95 1895-S AU clnd, a few nicks ...............234.00 1895-S VF ..................144.00 1895-S G clnd, scrtchs .......................16.95 1896-S G/AG graffiti ...595.00 1897-P G clnd ................8.95 1897-O AG+ lt bend, lt old scrtch ................21.95 1897-O Fair/AG.............18.95 1897-S center mm G/AG ........................112.00 1897-S AU lt scrtchs ...............1,369.00 1897-S F-VF . .............412.00

1897-S F old cleaning, lt rm nick ..................319.00 1897-S G damaged .......74.00 1897-S G/AG heavy nicks & digs ...............52.95 1897-S AG ...................84.00 1897-S Fair/AG old scrtchs .................59.95 1898-P AU-55 harshly clnd, lt stain .................98.00 1898-P F-VF clnd, lt scrtchs, lt cor .............20.95 1898-O VF-30 clnd, lt dig.........................193.00 1898-O VG-F lt nicks, lt cor...........................54.95 1898-O VG+ old cleaning, lt scrtchs ....................42.95 1899-P MS-63 clnd, lt pitting....................324.00 1899-P XF-45 lt scrtch ......................87.00 1899-P XF lt scrape & scrtchs....................54.95 1899-P VF-30 clnd .......45.95 1899-O F clnd ...............39.95 1899-S F-VF lt old scrtchs .............117.00 1899-S VG lt rv rm ticks ......................38.95 1900-P MS-62 ............317.00 1900-P MS-61 clnd ....269.00 1900-P XF lt scrtch .......61.95 1900-S AU-55 many lt nicks .....................139.00 1901-P G lt ticks ...........21.95 1901-O XF clnd...........509.00 1901-O VF-30 clnd, lt cor streaks..............319.00 1901-O F+ rm damage . ................................139.00 1901-O F clnd, lt nicks & scrtchs ..........169.00 1901-O G-VG clnd ........74.00 1902-P F scrtchs...........13.95 1902-O F lt rv rm ticks ................51.95 1902-S G+ clnd.............17.95 1903-P XF clnd, lt ticks ........................61.95 1903-P G/AG clnd, lt nicks .........................6.95 1903-O VG clnd, lt pitting & scrtchs.............7.95 1903-S XF clnd, lt rm mark.................209.00 1903-S VF-35 clnd .....207.00 1903-S VG-F nicks & scrtchs....................25.95 1903-S G-VG lt old scrtch ...................19.95 1903-S G+/AG+ clnd.....13.75 1903-S G+/AG . ............13.95 1904-O MS-60 clnd, lt scrtchs ..................689.00 1904-O F .....................93.00 1904-O VG cor, lt bend, rv scrape ....................18.95 1904-O G-VG lt scrtchs, lt rv cor.......................25.95 1904-O G/AG++ couple of old digs .........14.95 1904-O G/AG clnd, lt scrtchs ....................15.95 1904-O AG+/AG ............13.95 1905-P AU-59 clnd .....157.00 1905-P VG-F lt cor........33.95 1905-P VG-F dig...........26.95 1905-P G-VG lt cor .......24.95 1905-P G/AG+ . ............20.95 1905-P G/AG lt old scrtchs ..............17.95 1905-O AU clnd, rm nick .....................317.00 1905-S AG++/AG ..........20.95 1906-P XF lt rm nicks ...59.95 1906-P VF-30 lt rv scrtch .....................61.95 1906-P VG-F ................17.95 1906-O G+ ...................11.95 1906-O G/AG dark, old digs ........................7.95 1906-D F lt old rv scrtchs ...................21.95 1906-D G/AG+ ...............8.95 1907-O VF-25 toned .....42.95 1907-O F-VF scrtch ......24.95

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Nauvoo, Ill., built by the Mormons

By Mark Hotz Some years back I had the opportunity to visit historic Nauvoo, Ill., an early Mormon city. With the advent of the popularity of the Broadway show The Book of Mormon and the recent sale of an extremely rare Nauvoo National Bank Note, I thought it would be an opportune time to present this town to you.

Nauvoo had risen on the banks of the Mississippi River in the early 1840s, a promising new city built by zealous and diligent Mormons out of a swampy wasteland. It was also the site of the first great Mormon temple. Members of the Mormon Church fleeing persecution in Missouri founded Nauvoo (whose name derives from the Hebrew for “beautiful place” as well as the Hebrew word for “prophecy”) in 1839. Joseph Smith founded the Mormon Church in Manchester, N.Y., in 1830. Suspicion, jealousy and xenophobia forced the Mormons to migrate westward, first to Kirtland, Ohio, and when chased from there, to Missouri.

The Missouri sojourn did not last long either, as the growing size of a community with different beliefs than most Christians produced a conflict with the people of Missouri. After an election riot, Gov. Lilburn W. Boggs said, “Mormons must be exterminated or driven from the state.”

A few days later, mobs joined by the Missouri state militia attacked a Mormon settlement killing 20 people in what was called the “massacre at Haun’s Mill.”

After this, the Mormons were ordered to leave Missouri. Joseph Smith and some other Mormon leaders agreed to remain under arrest while about 15,000 Missouri Mormons fled to the free state of Illinois where they were welcomed.

Joseph Smith selected a site at a large bend of the Mississippi River north of Quincy to be the site of Nauvoo. The non-Mormon residents watched in awe and with just a little jealousy as the hardworking Mormons began to prosper. They dug canals to drain the swampy land, and they built brick houses and structures while most other residents of this area lived in simple log cabins. Within a few years the population reached 12,000, making Nauvoo the largest or second largest city in Illinois (depending on which statistics one considers).

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Joseph Smith, seen here in a vintage photo, was the founder of the Church of Latter Day Saints and a resident of Nauvoo. He was murdered at the jail in Carthage, Ill., in 1844.

This 1840s photo shows the completed Mormon Temple on Temple Hill in Nauvoo.

This contemporary watercolor painting shows the completed Temple at Nauvoo. Compare this picture to the photo of the Temple as it appears today, restored to its original splendor.

Here is the old First National Bank of Nauvoo building as it appears in Nauvoo today, now used by the State Bank of Nauvoo.

Here is a photo taken by the author of the restored Mormon Temple at Nauvoo. The restoration was completed in 2002 using the exact specifications and materials as the original structure.

Insisting upon controlling local institutions, the Mormons assembled the Nauvoo Legion, a well-trained Mormon army provided cannon by Springfield officials eager to court the bloc-voting sect. The Mormons’ exclusive social and economic organization and clum-

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sy attempts to influence Illinois politics quickly led to controversy with other Illinoisans. By 1844, Illinois Gov. Thomas Ford had called out the state militia to quell the growing conflict. In June of that Hotz/Page 38

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Hotz/from Page 36 year, an anti-Mormon mob rushed the jail holding the Mormon leader Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum and murdered them. Despite the governor’s ineffectual efforts to keep the peace, lawlessness persisted for two years in what has come to be known as the Mormon War. Brigham Young, the new leader of the Mormons at Nauvoo, agreed to leave Illinois but not until the spectacular temple that the Mormons had been building on Nauvoo Hill was complete. When it was finally completed in 1845, most of the Mormons had moved on. The local residents attacked the temple and burned it down in 1846.

There was little or no Mormon presence in Nauvoo until recent times, and in 1999 the Mormon Church announced that it would rebuild the great temple at Nauvoo.

It was reconstructed on the same site as the original using exactly the same materials and dimensions. This fantastic structure was completed and dedicated in 2002.

In 1849, a group known as Icarians moved to the Nauvoo area to establish a utopian socialist commune based on the ideas of French philosopher Etienne Cabet.

At its peak, the commune had a population of over 500, but it, like all of the socialist communities established during the 1830s and 1840s, faded into obscurity after the death of its founder. Although many of the early buildings remained, the largely depopulated town drifted into somnolence, only to become a major tourist attraction in the latter years of the 20th century.

Nauvoo today is really like two separate towns. It is located on the banks of the Mississippi about 10 miles south of Fort Madison and around 11 miles north of Keokuk, Iowa. The upper town, built on the bluffs overlooking old Nauvoo, grew up after the Mormons had left. The lower town, containing remnants of the original Nauvoo and restored period structures, lies on the banks of the Mississippi River.

The restored Mormon Temple stands in gleaming white marble on Temple Square and dominates the area. The town has become quite a tourist attraction, and is a mecca for Mormon visitors and others interested in history.

On the corner where Main Street meets Temple Square, I spotted a classic oldstyle bank building that had once been the home of the First National Bank of Nauvoo, which received charter 8998 in 1907. This was a very small bank that operated for 12 years until liquidated in 38

Here is a photo of the Nauvoo House Hotel, the construction of which was made possible by share subscriptions, the certificates for which resembled bank notes. The site is now a historical site in Nauvoo.

This Series of 1902 $20 National Bank Note is the only Nauvoo note to ever be offered a public sale. It is either unique or one of two known, depending on how accurate the census is. Photo courtesy Heritage Auctions.

1919. During that period, it only issued $192,000 worth of national currency—a very small amount. The business of the bank was taken over by the State Bank of Nauvoo. Just a single note was reported and none were ever available for sale until one turned up and was offered by Heritage Auctions in 2011. It sold for $9,200. I have included a photo of it and a photo of the old bank building as it appears today.

Since the National Bank Notes of Nauvoo are virtually non-collectible, persons interested in obtaining a numismatic souvenir of Nauvoo from Mormon days usually had to settle for the remainder notes of the Nauvoo House Association.

These were actually circulating share certificates sold in the 1840s to finance the construction of the Nauvoo House, a hotel. The Nauvoo House still stands in Nauvoo today. I have included a photo of the hotel as well as a $50 remainder note issued by the Nauvoo House Association.

The temple is well worth a visit to Nauvoo. It is nothing short of spectacular.

The building soars 165 feet high and is a landmark for miles around. The most

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An unissued remainder $50 share certificate for the construction of the Nauvoo House, a hotel that still stands in Nauvoo today.

amazing thing about it is to imagine how it must have dominated the area in 1845. I have included a photo showing the temple circa 1846, a contemporary watercolor of the temple, and my own photo of the reconstructed temple as it appears today.

No visit to Nauvoo would be complete without a stop at the Nauvoo LDS Visitor Center and Museum where one can see a film on the life of Joseph Smith and watch a live musical performance about the Mormons in Nauvoo. Many early structures have been reconstructed including the Joseph Smith homestead, Brigham Young House, and other homes and businesses.

I must say that during my short visit to Nauvoo, virtually everyone I encountered went out of his or her way to be friendly and helpful. Although I arrived at the Nauvoo LDS Visitor Center almost at closing time, they arranged to have the film on the life of Joseph Smith screened for me, and I was the only one in the theater. The film was very interesting and provided a lot of information that I had not known previously.

Readers may address questions or comments about this article or National Bank Notes in general to Mark Hotz directly by email at markbhotz@aol.com.

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Two new books in the spotlight

By Neil Shafer This month’s column is devoted to a discussion of two newly released books, one on Russian notes and the other on U.S. large-size currency.

The first volume I wish to bring to your attention is the seventh and last in a series of similar catalogs by a great Russian numismatic researcher and cataloger, Mischa Istomin. His amazing volumes cover a multitude of note issues from the momentous Russian Revolution of the 1917-1924 period. These books have opened up the field to collectors everywhere who speak English, as they are all bilingual. Their coverage is as follows: • Volume I - Northern and Northwestern Regions of Russia, Baltic States, Central Region and Byelorussia; • Volume II - Part 1 Ukraine, and Part 2 Western Ukraine; • Volume III - Southeastern Region with Crimea, and North Caucasus; • Volume IV - Transcaucasia; • Volume V - Turkestan Provinces, Bukhara and Khiva; • Volume VI - Volga and Ural Provinces, Siberia (Part 1) and Far East (Part 2).

This last Volume VII covers RussianRelated Currency Notes in China including general, specialized and private issues. Interest in Chinese notes of all sorts has mushroomed to unprecedented heights in recent years, and this catalog will only serve to increase such interest as it provides explanations for many pieces already in the spotlight. Some of these notes have appeared in recent auctions and are bringing record prices.

One major component of all of

The Russo-Chinese Bank began issuing notes in 1898. Issues for the Peking Branch were made from 1903 to 1914. This $5 1903 image is from a color copy made around 1985. Its catalog number is 011. All notes from this bank are acknowledged rarities.

This one-ruble note is nominally listed as catalog No. 182-2, an issue from the Club of Union of Office Workers in Harbin. This variety is Series B and its expiration date is Jan. 1, 1920. Its size is smaller than that given for the initial listing of the one-ruble note, so it may be a previously unlisted variety.

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Sports were apparently an important part of life in Harbin. This three rubles was issued by the Club of Harbin Sportsmen Society as part of an issue of notes extending from one to 100 rubles. The catalog number of this note is 191, and it is not illustrated. All notes from this issue that I have seen (one through 10 rubles) are made with paper attached to cloth.

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The Harbin Commercial Assembly was a place where musical and theatrical performances were given. It opened in 1901. This 25 rubles note, catalog No. 259, is from its note issue; lower values are illustrated in the catalog.

Shafer/from Page 40 Istomin’s catalogs is that they provide

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detailed coverage of all the historical facts behind the evolution of the issues presented. Volume VII is no exception; the introductory sections go up to p. 49. There

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Another sports group is represented by an issue of notes that are listed in the catalog but not illustrated. This 10 rubles is from that issue, and it was sponsored by the Harbin Society of Equestrian Sport; catalog number is 284.

follows a parade of major bank rarities that make one’s head spin. I do not know Shafter/Page 44

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To see how easy the catalog is to use, I took this National Currency $1 Original Series issued by the National Bank of the Republic, Philadelphia, on May 1, 1866 and looked it up. In Chapter Nine covering this note in general I found that it is from a group with a fairly strong survival rating.

In Chapter 12 I found its listing by denomination and state.

Shafer/from Page 42 how the author could have located all these pieces, many of which I had never seen before. Their inclusion is more than enough reason to obtain this book.

Another major accomplishment of this book is the compilation of information and illustrations of so many hitherto obscure local issues. In previous volumes Istomin has avoided getting into details

The $2 Silver Certificate dated 1899 is my favorite as its design served as a model for the Philippine 10 pesos Silver Certificate of 1903 that also features a smaller portrait of Washington at center.

about these kinds of issues, but here he has gone after them as a major section of his research. Many of them have no value guides, so you do not know what the Russian collectors’ opinions of collectibility and value are. But one thing you can gain from such listings is sure—that they are exceedingly difficult to obtain at any price.

Anyone wishing to add this volume to his library should contact the author by e-mail at istomin1956@rambler.ru direct.

CH BU Lincoln Cent Rolls Z1937S ..........$150.00 Z1939S ............110.00 *1942................100.00 *1942D ...............90.00 1943..................115.00 *1943D .............100.00 1944....................50.00 1944D .................65.00 1944S ...............120.00 1945P ...............125.00 1945D ...............135.00 1945S ...............115.00 1946P .................52.00 1946D .................63.00 Z1946S .............100.00 1947D .................58.00 1947S ...............110.00 1948..................100.00 1948D ...............150.00 *1948S .............100.00 *1949................125.00 1949D ...............120.00 *1949S ...............85.00 1950..................140.00 1950D .................95.00 1950S ...............130.00 1951D .................37.50 1951S ...............108.00 *1952................110.00 1952D .................35.00 Z1952S ...............80.00

1953....................50.00 1953D .................33.00 1953S .................75.00 1954....................65.00 1954D .................31.00 1954S .................32.00 1955....................42.00 1955D .................21.00 1955S .................40.00 1956P or D..........16.00 1957P or D..........15.00 1958P .................14.00 1958D .................13.00 *1960P SD ........130.00 1960D SD ...........22.50 1959-64Por D........4.50 1965......................7.50 1966......................9.75 1967....................12.50 1968......................3.95 1968D ...................3.00 1968S ...................4.50 1969....................12.95 1969D ...................3.25 1969S .................18.00 1970P or D...........7.50 1970S .................18.00 1971P .................25.00 1971D ...................9.45 1971S .................22.50 1972P ...................7.50

1972D .................11.00 1972S .................16.50 1973-74P or D ......5.00 1973S .................18.50 1974S .................21.00 1975P ...................6.00 1975D ...................3.00 1976......................3.25 1976D ...................4.25 1977P or D............4.00 1978......................7.00 1978D .................13.50 1979P ...................4.25 1979D ...................6.00 1980P ...................3.00 1980D ...................4.50 1981P ...................3.75 1981D ...................3.00 1982P or D............3.00 1983P .................10.00 1983D .................18.00 1984P .................12.00 1984D .................23.95 1985......................8.50 1985D .................21.00 1986P or D..........36.00 1987P ..................9.25 1987D .................18.50 1988P .................12.00 1988D .................23.95 1989-90P or D ....10.00

1991-93P or D ....22.00 1994-95PorD ........5.50 1996-97 P or D ....7.00 1998-00 P or D ....5.00 2001P ...................4.50 2001D ...................3.75 2002P ...................3.75 2002D ...................5.50 2003P ...................5.00 2003D ...................4.75 2004P ...................3.25 2004D ...................5.00 2005......................3.25 2005D ...................5.00 2006......................6.00 2006D ...................3.25 2007-08 P or D .....3.00 2009 #1 P or D......5.00 2009 #2 P or D......4.00 2009 #3 P or D......4.00 2009 #4 P or D......7.50 2010-14 P or D .....3.00 1982 7 Var Roll Set ..................119.95 Lincoln Memorial Single Set 59-08 104 pcs .............24.95 *one-half roll Z =10 Pieces

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Demand Notes of 1861 are all extremely rare.

This image is from a color copy made around 1990 of a proof face and back. Proofs are not listed as such, although mention is made of some of them.

Interest Bearing Notes are among the most difficult to study as examples are so few and far between. Some years ago I was in brief possession of a representative sampling and was able to obtain color copies. Here is an image of one of those notes, a lovely $50 piece made under the Act of March 3, 1863.

It was issued with three coupons as shown.

Eight issued examples are known.

The second volume is co-authored by two highly respected researchers, Carlson Chambliss and Gene Hessler, titled, The Comprehensive Catalog of U.S. Federal Shafer/Page 48

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QUALITY COINS FROM JACK H. BEYMER HALF DIMES Valentine variety numbers are used for all bust half dimes. Rarity ratings are from Federal Half Dimes.

FLOWING HAIR

SEATED HALF DIME

SHIELD NICKELS

LIBERTY NICKELS

LIBERTY NICKELS

NO STARS TYPE

LEGEND OBVERSE

1837 large date NGC MS64 .........1655.00 EF40 260.00 PCGS MS62 ...........887.50 1837 lge date 1/1 8/8/8 7/7 NGC MS64 ................................1655.00

1868S VG7 ......................................43.00 1869 VF20 56.50 NGC PR64 .........947.50 1869S AU50 180.00 AU55.............195.00 1870 VF20 .......................................28.50 1871 AU55 109.50 NGC PR64 ......955.00 AU50 84.50 NGC MS64 ..............513.50 G4 17.00 NGC MS63...................282.50 AU50, colorful toning ....................84.50 AU50, porous.................................26.50 EF40, once whizzed, toned.............23.00 G4, holed .........................................4.75 1871S NGC AU58 ..........................250.00 ANACS AU55 ...............................243.50 1872 MS60 167.50 PCGS MS65...982.50 EF45 63.50 NGC MS64 ...............513.50 VF30 38.50 EF40 ...........................49.50 F12 23.00 F15 24.50 VF20 ............26.50 VG7 21.00 EF40 sm obv mark .......26.50 EF40 light porosity, marks .............23.00 Fr2 7.25 AG3 11.00 G4 .................17.00 1872 double die obv. EF45 ............279.50 VG7 129.50 F12 158.50 VF20 .....196.50 G4 97.75 G5 ................................108.50 1872S S above NGC MS63 ...........282.50 EF40, mounts removed from edges and central obverse .............10.00 1872S S below AG3 10.75 F12........23.00 1873 AU58 126.50 NGC PR65 ....2145.00 NGC PR64, bluish toned..............955.00 EF45 ..............................................63.50 AU50, obv mark, edge mark ..........23.00 VG8, holed .......................................7.50 1873S VF20 36.00 NGC MS64......640.00

1880 PCGS PR65CAM ................1050.00 1881 NGC PR66 ..........................1125.00 PCGS F15 555.00 PCGS PR65 ...780.00 1882 PCGS PR66CAM ................1210.00 PCGS MS65 ................................716.50 AU50 127.50 NGC MS64 ............345.00 EF45 91.50 NGC MS63 ...............240.00 VF30 57.00 ANACS AU58 ...........155.00 EF40, light rev porosity..................30.00 Fr2 11.25 EF40 very porous ..........19.50 EF45, bent, flattened ......................19.50 Fr1, acid dated 3.15 Fr1 ..................7.25 AG3, acid dated ...............................4.75 1882 blob 2 VG7..............................30.00 1883/2 ANACS AU55...................2300.00 PCGS EF40 ................................1542.50 PCGS VF20................................1067.50 1883 AU58 153.50 NGC PR66 ....1120.00 AU55 143.50 NGC PR65 .............745.00 AU50 127.50 NGC MS61 ............200.00 Acid dated 8.00 EF45.....................92.50 Fr2 12.5 0 EF45, rev mark .............52.50

1891 VF30 56.50 NGC PR65 .........665.00 G6 12.00 VG10 20.00 F15 .............28.00 EF45 rev scratch ............................43.50 VF30, “FRH” scratched on obverse ..........................................14.50 F12, porous, polished......................8.50 Fr1 2.25 Fr2 3.40 AG3.5 ..................6.50 1892 EF45 97.50 AU55..................154.50 VG10 21.50 F15 34.00 VF30 .........62.00 AU50, sm W scratched on neck above date .............................26.00 Fr2 2.95 VF20, dents .......................7.00 Fr1 1.95 VG10, porous ....................7.00 1893 NGC MS65 .........................1052.50 VG10 22.75 VF30 ..........................54.50 Fr1 1.80 Fr2 2.75 G5 .......................9.35 1894 AU50 350.00 NGC AU53 ......358.50 PCGS VF30 230.00 PCGS EF40..267.50 VG10 92.50 F15 145.00 VF30 .....227.50 Fr1 5.00 Fr2 7.80 AG3.5 ................14.50 1895 PCGS MS65 CAC ...............2390.00 F15 39.50 NGC MS65 ...............2385.00 Fr1 1.70 Fr2 2.60 VG10 .................22.75 1896 EF45 140.00 PCGS MS65 ..1647.50 VF30 96.50 NGC MS63 ...............282.50 F15 59.00 PCGS EF40.................117.50 AU50, obv & rev hairlines .............77.50 Fr1 2.60 Fr2 4.00 VG10 .................37.50 1897 AU50 84.50 PCGS MS65 .....870.00 PCGS MS64 ................................282.50 VF30 42.50 EF45 ...........................66.00 AU50, small obv marks..................53.50 Fr2 1.45 VG10 ...............................11.50 F15, a little rough ............................5.40 1897/7 P&M #34.2 VF20.................38.00 1898 NGC MS65 ...........................715.00 VG10 10.00 F15 18.00 VF30 .........36.50 VF30, obv mark .............................12.50 VF20, flattened .................................7.75 1899 MS60 115.00 NGC PR65......646.50 AU58 93.50 PCGS MS65 ............618.50 AU55 85.00 MS63 .......................161.50 VF30 31.00 EF45 52.00 AU50 .......72.50 VF20, porous 4.50 F15 ..................15.50 EF40, porous .................................10.00 VF30, porous 4.50 VG10 .................7.75 VF20, heavy hairlines ......................4.50 1900 MS60 100.00 PCGS MS65...618.50 PCGS MS62 ................................128.50 PCGS MS63 ................................163.50 AU55 89.50 NGC MS63 ..............163.50 AU50 84.50 ICG AU58...................94.50 F15 15.50 VF30 31.00 EF45 ..........56.50 VG10 7.75 VF30, porous ...............10.00 1901 AU55 93.00 PCGS MS65 .....520.00 NGC AU58 104.50 PCGS MS63..163.50 VG10 4.00 VF30 ............................26.50 1902 NGC PR65 ............................646.50 AU50 80.00 ANACS AU58 ...........104.50 VG10 4.00 VF30 26.50 EF45 .........54.00 1903 AU55 95.00 PCGS MS65 .....520.00 PCGS, ANACS MS64 ..................240.00 VF30 26.50 EF45 54.00 AU50 .......80.00 VG10 4.00 F15, edge mark ..............4.00 1904 MS60 115.00 NGC MS65.....520.00 NGC PR64 402.50 PCGS MS65 ..520.00 AU58..............................................97.50 VG10 4.00 F15 9.50 VF30 .............26.50 1905 AU58 97.50 PCGS MS66 ...1175.00 PCGS MS65 520.00 NGC PR65 ..620.00 NGC MS64 240.00 PCGS MS64...240.00 PCGS AU55 92.50 ANACS MS63 .163.50 AU50 80.00 AU55..........................90.00 VG10 4.00 VF30 26.50 EF45 .........54.00 1906 AU58 97.50 NGC MS65 .......632.50 NGC AU58 100.00 NGC PR65.....646.50 AU50 80.00 AU55..........................90.00 ANACS AU50 .................................82.50 VG10 4.00 VF30 26.50 EF45 .........54.00 AU50, edge brutilized ......................2.95 1907 AU55 90.00 NGC MS65 .......842.50 PCGS MS64 ................................240.00 PCGS MS65 ................................842.50 F15 9.25 VF30 26.50 AU50 ...........80.00 AU50, obv & rev edge bumps........26.50 VG10 4.00 EF40, obv mark..............9.50 1908 MS60 115.00 PCGS MS65...891.50 AU50 80.00 AU55..........................90.00 F15 9.50 VF30 26.50 EF45 ............54.00 VG10................................................4.00 1909 NGC PR67 cameo obv ........2300.00 MS62 ...........................................136.50 NGC PR66 CAMEO ....................1175.00 VG10 5.00 F15 10.50 VF30 ...........29.00 1910 MS60 74.50 PCGS MS65.....605.00 AU58 68.50 NGC PR65 ...............520.00 VG10 4.00 VF30 26.50 EF45 .........47.50 1911 MS60 74.50 PCGS MS65.....520.00 AU55 67.00 NGC MS64 ..............240.00

1911 ANACS, PCGS MS63 ...........156.50 VG10 4.00 VF30 26.50 EF45 .........47.50 EF40, obv flan peel ..........................4.75 1912 NGC PR65 Cameo, CAC .......830.00 NGC MS65 520.00 PCGS MS65...605.00 AU55 66.50 NGC AU58 .................71.00 VF30 26.50 EF45 47.50 AU50 .......63.50 VG10 4.00 VF20, obv marks............4.75 1912D VF30 64.50 PCGS MS65 ...2100.00 VG10 10.00 AU50, porous.............43.50 1912S F15 400.00 NGC MS65 ....6230.00 G5 205.00 PCGS MS64.............3325.00 VG10, full Liberty.........................249.50 F15, obv & rev marks ..................195.00

SEATED HALF DIME

1794 LM1 R6 NGC AU details, improperly cleaned, does STARS OBVERSE, NO DRAPERY not look cleaned ......................11090.00 1838 sm stars VF20 .......................141.50 1795 V7 LM6, R6 13-30 coins 1838 large stars PCI MS65..........2235.00 survive NGC MS61, probably AU50 231.50 NGC MS62 ............405.00 finest known.............................22590.00 NGC AU50 (EF45) .......................153.50 PCGS VF35 (VF30)........................70.00 DRAPED BUST, SMALL EAGLE 1797 V2 15 stars NGC AU58 .....16890.00 1839 NGC MS64 ...........................772.50 V? 16 stars NGC MS62.............21790.00 1840 NGC MS62 ...........................405.00 DRAPED BUST, HERALDIC EAGLE 1840O large O Fr2 ...........................61.50 1840o small o, V6, R6, 1800 V1 PCGS EF45, lustrous obverse ......................................8885.00 rev of 1840-53 G4 .......................347.50 AG3..............................................226.50 1800 V2 Likerty variety STARS OBVERSE, DRAPERY NGC VF details, mark on Liberty, net VG10 price ..............2345.00 1841O small o PCGS VF35 ...........137.50 1843 AG3 .........................................11.75 1801 V1 ex Jules Reiver NGC VF25..................................6345.00 1844O small o V2 ANACS VF30 ..1260.00 1845 G4 18.00 G5 19.75 G6............21.25 ANACS AG details, damaged, corroded ......................................698.50 Fr2 7.65 AG3 .................................11.75 1847 NGC MS65 .........................1685.00 CAPPED BUST HALF DIMES 1829 V1 R4 VF20...........................170.00 AG3 11.75 G4 ................................18.00 V2 AG3 47.75 G5............................80.00 1848 med date ANACS MS64, V3 VG10 .......................................101.50 bluish toned ...............................1120.00 V6 VG7 93.00 VG8 95.00 F15+ ....124.50 AG3................................................12.75 EF40, moderate porosity ..............106.50 1848/8/7/6 Breen 3044 G4 73.50 G6/F15 ...........................95.00 AU50 470.00 NGC AU58 .............595.00 V7 F12 106.50 F15 .......................120.00 1849 Fr1 5.00 G6.............................22.00 V12 VG7 .........................................93.00 1850 AG3 11.00 PCI MS65 .........1425.00 V? LM16 G6....................................86.50 NGC MS64 ..................................847.50 1830 V1 VG8 ...................................86.25 Fr2, solder on reverse ......................4.95 SHIELD NICKELS V2 AU50 .......................................260.00 1851O VG7 ......................................42.00 1866 AU50 300.00 NGC MS66 ...7145.00 V3 F12 97.50 PCGS VF30 ............161.50 AG3 19.50 G4 30.00 G5 ................34.00 NGC AU58 351.50 NGC MS65..2245.00 1852O AU50, light marks...............395.00 VG8................................................86.25 NGC AU55 307.50 NGC MS64....870.00 V6 VG10 92.00 VF30 ....................158.00 AG3, square hole ...........................11.25 NGC AU53 292.50 NGC MS63....478.50 ARROWS TYPE AG3................................................41.25 Fr2 14.00 F15 75.00 VF30 ..........126.50 V7 VG7 83.50 VG10 .......................92.00 1853 EF45 102.50 AU50................154.50 VF30, obv mark .............................42.50 V9 G5..............................................70.00 VF20 31.50 VF30 49.50 VF35 .......58.50 F12, porous ...................................31.00 V? LM12 R4 VF30, slightly bent .....97.50 EF45, rev porosity..........................31.50 Fr2, acid dated 6.00 Fr1 ..................9.00 G5 ..................................................84.50 VG8 20.75 VG10 23.00 F12 ..........24.00 1867 Rays NGC MS65 .................3715.00 1831 V1 VG8 86.25 VF20 ..............126.50 G4 18.50 G5 19.00 VG7 ................20.00 AU50 322.50 NGC, PCGS AU58 .370.00 VG7................................................83.50 F12 mount on rev 12.00 AG3 ........12.00 EF45 251.50 NGC AU55(AU50)...325.00 V4 VG8 ...........................................86.25 G4, 2 holes 4.65 Fr2 ........................7.75 Fr2 18.50 NGC EF45 (EF40)........203.50 V5 VF20 126.50 VF25 ..................142.50 F12, chunk out of edge ....................7.75 Fr1 .................................................12.00 G5 70.00 G6 76.50 VG8 ................86.25 F12, holed........................................7.75 1867/67 rays F2 CPG303 AU50 ....451.50 V6 VF30 158.50 NGC MS63.......1122.50 1853O G4 21.00 VF20 .....................45.00 1867 No rays PCGS PR64CAM ...1765.00 VG7 83.50 VG8..............................86.25 AG3................................................13.75 AU58 157.50 NGC MS65 ............933.50 V7 VG10 .........................................92.00 1854 EF40 67.50 NGC MS64 ........646.50 AU50 135.00 AU55......................148.50 V7a small cud at R in AMERICA G5 .84.50 NGC AU58 ...................................191.50 Fr2 11.25 VF30 57.00 EF45 ..........94.50 1832 V1 G5......................................70.00 F15 27.00 VF20 31.50 VF35 .........58.50 AU55 attempted puncture at V2 F15 109.50 VF30.....................158.50 EF45, mount removed from top of obverse ................................46.50 G5 70.00 VG7 83.50 VG8 ..............86.25 central reverse................................31.50 G4, holed 7.25 Fr1...........................7.25 V3 VG8 86.25 VG10 92.00 F12 ......97.50 F12 24.00 VF30, obv mark ............24.00 AG3, holed .......................................4.75 V4 R5 G5 119.50 EF40 porous .....156.50 VG7 22.00 VG8 22.50 VG10..........23.25 1868 AU58 153.50 NGC MS64 .....367.50 V5 F15 ..........................................109.50 AG3 12.00 G4 18.50 G6 ................21.50 PCGS AU55 135.00 MS60 ..........180.00 V6 G4 63.50 F15 ..........................109.50 F12/AG3 18.50 EF40, porous ........21.50 AU50............................................127.50 V8 VG10 92.00 MS62...................760.00 G4, holed 7.75 F12, holed .............12.00 EF40, rev rim cud ..........................68.50 AU55, heavy marks ........................97.50 1855 G6 20.75 AU50 .....................169.50 Fr1 7.25 Fr2 11.25 VF30 ...............57.00 G4 63.50 EF40, porous..................97.50 AG3 12.50 G4 19.00 G5 ................20.00 F12, ES on shield ..........................26.50 STARS OBVERSE RESUMED V9 G6 77.00 F12 97.50 EF40 .......189.50 VG8 iron cross countermark V? LM4a R4 VG7 ..........................100.00 1856 AU58 168.50 NGC MS63 .....310.00 on central reverse ..........................17.25 V? LM6 R4 G5, nail hole ................17.50 NGC AU58 ...................................170.00 1868 doubled die obverse Unknown variety AG3......................41.25 AU50 154.50 AU55......................162.50 FS-05-1868-104, 1833 V1 F15/VG7 ............................97.50 VF30 49.50 EF45 .........................102.50 Fletcher 34 AU50 .........................318.50 V4b VF20 ......................................126.50 VG7 22.50 VG10 23.50 VF20 ........31.50 1869 wide date NGC PR65 ............968.50 V5 EF40 ........................................189.50 Fr2 7.35 AG3 11.25 G4 .................17.25 ANACS AU58 ...............................155.00 V6 VF30 158.00 VF35 ..................173.50 1856O NGC MS61 .........................685.00 Fr1 7.25 Fr2 11.25 VF30 ...............57.00 AG3................................................41.25 1857 MS60 182.50 NGC MS64.....583.50 1869 Tall date Breen 2481 V7 F15 ..........................................109.50 EF45 102.50 AU50 ......................154.50 VF30 82.00 EF40 96.50 MS62 ....199.50 1834 V1 EF40 ................................189.50 VF30 49.50 VF35 58.50 EF40 .......67.50 VG7 39.50 F12 47.50 VF20 ...........67.50 VF20/F12 112.50 VF25 ...............142.50 AU50, light obv scratch .................49.50 Fr2 12.75 AG3 19.50 G4 ...............30.00 F12 97.50 F15 109.50 F15+ ........112.50 VG7 22.00 F15 27.00 VF20 ...........31.50 1870 NGC PR65 CAMEO .............1472.50 AG3 41.25 G5 70.00 G6 ................76.50 Fr2 7.35 AG3 11.25 G4 .................17.25 EF45 148.50 SEGS AU53 ............190.00 V2 F12 97.50 VF20.......................126.50 Fr2, holed ........................................3.10 F15 78.50 VF30 ...........................109.50 V3 NGC MS65, finest known ......4500.00 1857O F12 30.00 AU50, marks .......65.00 Fr2 14.75 EF40, porous rev ...........48.00 V4 F15 109.50 VF30.....................158.50 G6 24.00 VG7 26.00 VG10 ............27.50 Fr1 9.50 EF40, corroded ................35.00 F12 ................................................97.50 AG3 13.00 G4 20.00 G5 ................22.00 1871 VF30 370.00 NGC PR65 .....1017.50 VG7 83.50 VG8 86.25 VG10..........92.00 1858 NGC MS66, untoned...........2475.00 Fr1 31.50 NGC EF45 ...................425.00 EF45 102.50 NGC MS63 .............310.00 1872 EF45 178.50 AU58................252.50 1835 large date, large 5C V1 R4 F12 .....................................117.50 F12 24.00 VF20 31.50 VF30 .........49.50 Fr2 21.75 F15 127.50 VF30 ........140.00 V3 VG8 86.25 F12 97.50 VF20 .....126.50 VG7 22.00 VG8 22.50 VG10..........23.25 Fr1 14.25 AG3, acid dated .............14.25 EF45, obv porosity.......................109.50 VF20, obv punch-mark ..................22.00 Fr2 acid dated ..................................9.25 Fr2.5 32.50 G4/AG3 ......................52.00 AG3 11.25 G4 17.25 G5 ................18.75 1872 Double die obverse G5 70.00 VG7 ................................83.50 1858O AU50 161.50 ANACS AU55 .201.50 F-110 EF45 ..................................285.00 V4 F12 97.50 F15 .........................109.50 VF30 70.00 EF40 ...........................97.50 F-114 AU50 .................................390.00 G4 63.50 VG7 83.50 VG10 ............92.00 G6 24.00 VG8 26.75 VG10 ............27.50 F-121 PCGS AU58 ......................378.50 V8 R4 AG3 49.50 VG7/AG3 ............76.50 AG3 12.75 G4 19.50 G5 ................21.50 1873 closed 3 PCGS PR65 ............785.00 V? LM4 VF30 153.50 EF40...........189.50 1859 NGC PR64 ..........................2175.00 AU50, porous 130.00 AU58.........500.00 VG10 92.00 F12 97.50 F15 .........109.50 EF45 223.50 NGC MS65 ...........1507.50 Fr1 18.75 Acid dated .....................18.75 G5 70.00 G6 ..................................76.50 1860 transitional coin as listed on 1873 open 3 Fr2 ..............................17.50 G5 rev cud at UNI ........................105.00 pg 145 in the Redbook. J267 Obv Acid dated ......................................11.25 1835 small date, small 5c V7 VF30 .158.50 of 1859, rev of 1860. 100 pieces 1874 NGC PR65 CAMEO .............1095.00 VG10 92.00 F12 97.50 F15 .........109.50 made. PCGS MS65....................5985.00 VF30 132.50 NGC MS63 .............450.00 AG3 41.25 G4 63.50 VG8 ..............86.25 NGC MS65, lovely color, a stronger Fr2 17.50 EF40, obv mark ...........103.50 G6 punchmark above Liberty .......126.75 strike than the PCGS coin ..........6630.00 acid date 11.50 Fr1 ........................11.50 AG3, big hole.................................17.50 1875 VF30 208.50 NGC MS64 ......642.50 LEGEND OBVERSE 1836 small 5c V2 VF20 .................126.50 1860 ANACS MS64, purpleFr2 29.00 PCGS VF35 .................226.50 1836 lg 5C V3 F12 ..........................97.50 blue toning...................................500.00 Fr1 18.75 VF30 sm rev mark .......136.50 G5 70.00 VG7 ................................83.50 VF20, obv marks............................18.75 1876 AU58 281.50 NGC MS65 ...1265.00 V4 VG10 .........................................92.00 1860O ICG MS64 ..........................597.50 Fr2 22.50 AU50 247.50 AU55 .....267.50 AG3/G5 59.00 G4 63.50 VG8 ........86.25 1861 AU50 84.50 NGC PR65 ......2345.00 Acid dated 14.50 Fr1 .....................14.50 1837 sm 5c V2 AU58.....................700.00 F12 23.00 NGC PR62 ..................408.50 1877 PCGS PR65 CAC ................6340.00 1837 lg 5c V1 F12 ...........................97.50 AG3 11.00 G6 ................................19.75 PCGS PR65 ...............................6335.00 V? LM12 R5 G5 ............................119.50 F12, light obv scratches.................17.00 1878 PCGS PR66CAM ................3500.00 1837/7 lg 5C V3 1862 EF40 .......................................55.00 NGC PR66, lovely light G4 70.00 G6 82.50 VG7 ................89.00 1864 NGC PR67 Cameo, the golden-blue peripheral toning ...2900.00 finest cameo graded pop 1 ........5640.00 PCGS PR65 ...............................1965.00 SEATED HALF DIME 1865/1865 FS301 AU50 ................850.00 NGC PR66 .................................2800.00 NO STARS TYPE 1867 NGC PR65 ..........................2250.00 NGC PR64 .................................1875.00 1837 small date NGC MS63 ........1017.50 NGC MS62 ................................1450.00 PCGS PR62 ...............................1785.00 NGC MS62 877.50 PCGS MS62...877.50 PCGS MS64 ..............................2075.00 1880 PCGS PR67 CAC top of ANACS AU55 ...............................565.00 1867S ICG MS64.........................2450.00 the population 15 graded, NGC AU53 (AU50).......................505.00 NGC MS64 ................................2450.00 none graded higher....................2850.00

LIBERTY NICKELS 1883 No Cents PCGS PR66CAM ..1840.00 MS65 ...........................................227.50 NGC PR65 CAMEO ......................845.00 NGC MS64 79.50 NGC PR65 ......702.50 ANACS, NGC MS65 ....................240.00 AU55 21.00 AU58 24.00 MS60 .....32.50 Fr2 3.65 EF45 14.50 AU50 ............16.00 Fr1 2.40 VF20, holed .......................3.65 1883 With Cents MS60 189.50 PCGS MS66........1695.00 NGC AU58 166.50 NGC PR66.....980.00 AU58 164.50 NGC PR65 .............665.00 NGC MS65 ..................................632.50 EF45 119.50 NGC PR64 CAMEO ..490.00 VF30 81.50 ANACS MS64...........352.50 Fr1 5.85 Fr2 8.95 VG10 .................41.00 1884 MS60 ....................................225.00 VG10 42.50 F15 ............................55.00 Fr1 6.00 Fr2 9.25 G6 .....................31.50 1884 1/1 FS301 F15 ........................72.00 1885 VF30 1387.50 PCGS MS64..7560.00 PCGS AU50 ...............................1927.50 PCGS VG8 ...................................817.50 ANACS VF35 .............................1470.00 PCGS genuine, AU50, lightly cleaned............................1227.50 ANACS G6 (G4) ...........................632.50 Fr2 287.50 EF40, corroded ..........630.00 VG8, light porosity.......................630.00 SEGS G4, rev damage (AG3) .......445.00 SEGS AG3 obv, rev Pr1, bent (Fr2) .....................................290.00 Fr1 187.50 Fr2.............................287.50 ANACS AG details, scratched net Po1 ........................187.50 1886 AU55 1036.50 PCGS MS64 .4970.00 PCGS PR65 ...............................1450.00 NGC MS63 ................................3185.00 PCGS MS62 ..............................2200.00 PCGS AU50 982.50 NGC PR66...1775.00 NGC, PCGS PR64......................1200.00 NGC AU58 (AU50).......................982.50 PCGS EF40 ..................................802.50 VF30 692.50 NGC VF30 ..............695.00 ANACS Fr2 141.50 NGC VG10....435.00 Fr2 139.50 VG10 .........................432.50 G4, holed 61.50 G4/Fr2 ...............215.00 Fr1 91.00 AG3 obv Fr2 rev ..........177.50 ANACS AG details, corroded net Fr2 .........................................147.50 VF20 “CJG” punched on obv.......145.00 1887 AU50 133.50 NGC MS65 ...1110.00 VF35 83.50 NGC PR66 ................985.00 VG10 32.00 F15 44.50 VF30 .........74.50 Fr1 4.85 Fr2.....................................7.50 1888 AU50 280.00 NGC MS65 ...1240.00 EF45 238.50 PCGS AU55 ............300.00 VF30 178.50 NGC VF30 ..............180.00 EF40, slightly curved planchet clip at 2 o’clock .............147.50 Fr2 12.50 VG10 66.00 F15 ..........105.00 Fr1 8.15 EF40, porous ...................48.50 EF40, heavily corroded ..................19.25 VF20, black, porous.......................19.25 1889 NGC PR66+ CAC ................1025.00 AU55 156.50 NGC MS62 ............212.50 EF45 111.50 AU50 ......................140.00 Fr1 4.25 Fr2 6.50 VG10 .................31.50 EF40, corrosion spot in front of nose ..................................24.00 1890 AU55 150.00 PCGS MS65 .1262.50 VG10 27.50 VF30 62.50 AU50 ....133.50 VF20, mark on cheek .....................27.50 Fr1 3.25 Fr2 5.00 AG3.5 ..................9.50 1891 EF45 77.50 PCGS MS65 ....1030.00

BUFFALO NICKELS 1913 Type 1 NGC MS67................825.00 MS64 86.50 NGC MS65..............170.00 MS60 .............................................36.50 AU50 29.50 AU55 31.50 AU58......33.00 Fr1 3.45 Fr2 5.30 F15+ .................21.25 VF20, a few bonks .........................15.00 1913D Ty 1 NGC MS67 ...............3150.00 NGC MS64 ..................................135.00 AU58 70.00 PCGS AU58 ...............72.50 AU55 69.00 EF45 52.50 AU50 ......67.50 Fr2 7.80 F15 29.50 F15+ ...............32.00 1913S Ty 1 NGC MS65 .................807.50 MS63 ...........................................182.50 AU55 120.00 AU58......................130.00 Fr2 21.75 F15 68.50 F15+ .............72.50 Fr1 14.25 AU50, porous ................65.00 1913 Ty 2 PCGS MS66 ...............1192.50 MS60 38.00 MS63 ........................70.00 EF45 27.00 AU50 28.00 AU58 ......33.00 EF40, porous 9.75 VF30 ................24.50 Fr2 5.40 VF20, obv scratch ...........17.50 Fr1 3.50 EF40 dark, porous .............9.50 1913D Ty 2 NGC MS65 ...............1340.00 NGC AU55 322.50 AU58 .............315.00 ANACS EF45 291.50 AU50..........296.50 PCGS AU50 (EF45) .....................291.50 VF30 260.00 EF45 .......................288.50 F15 216.50 F15+ .........................222.50 EF45, small circular scratch on buffalo ........................207.50 Fr1 40.00 Fr2.................................61.50 1913D Ty 2 AU50, mounted in masonic pendant 32 triannial conclave Denver 1913, with gold filled 24” chain...375.00 VF20, steaky obverse ...................145.00 1913S Ty 2 PCGS MS64 .............2130.00 MS63 1400.00 NGC MS63........1402.50 AU58 937.50 NGC MS62 ..........1240.00 AU50 797.50 PCGS MS62 ........1240.00 EF45 ............................................774.50 Fr2 155.00 F15+, porous .............367.50 VF20, very pourus .......................238.50 Fr1 110.00 acid dated ..................110.00 1914 PCGS MS65 .........................515.00 EF45 38.00 AU50 42.50 AU55 ......46.00 F15 32.00 F15+ 32.25 VF30 ..........34.00 Fr1 6.85 Fr2 10.50 AG3.5 ..............19.75 1914D PCGS MS65 .....................1855.00 EF45 433.50 PCGS AU58 ............488.50 NGC UNC details, rev scratched, MS64 2 very small rev scratches ......................488.50 Fr2 44.50 PCGS EF40 .................417.50 MS60, porous ..............................287.50 VF30, porous ...............................141.50 Fr1 29.00 Acid date .......................29.00 1914S NGC, PCGS MS63 .............465.00 AU50 182.50 PCGS AU55 ...........192.50 VF30 103.50 EF45 .......................147.50 AU50, porous 61.50 F15 ...............61.25 F12, mount removed from edge.....28.50 VF20 very porous ..........................18.50 Fr1 7.80 Fr2...................................12.00 1915 EF45 33.00 NGC MS65 ........380.00 PCGS MS63 105.00 NGC MS64...163.50 F15 13.50 F15+ 14.75 VF30 ..........21.00 AU55 rev scratch ...........................17.50 VF20, light porosity .......................11.00 Fr2 3.50 F12, rev mark ....................8.25 EF40, porous ...................................8.25 1915D EF45 162.50 NGC MS64....605.00 ANACS MS63 ..............................373.50 NGC, ANACS,PCGS AU55...........213.50 VF30 123.50 PCGS EF45 ............165.00 F15 62.50 PCGS EF40.................156.50 Fr2 .................................................10.25 1915D/D RPM1 FS-015 SEGS VF20 (F12) ........................175.00 1915S NGC MS66 .......................6445.00 Fr1 16.50 Fr2 25.00 AG3.5 ..........p47.50 Acid date ........................................16.50 1916 MS64 126.50 NGC MS65.....352.50

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Note of the Month Neil Shafer

Many collectors are more or less familiar with the story of Emperor Norton I, who lived in San Francisco during the later years of his life. Joshua Abraham Norton was born in England on Sept. 17, 1819. He was a businessman during his earlier years. He came to San Francisco in 1849 with a tidy sum that he used for investment in the local rice market. Just as he was about to cash in, two ships laden with rice arrived and caused him to go bankrupt. This occurrence affected him to the point that he became irrational. It was apparent that he had lost his sense of reason as well as his identity. In 1859 he proclaimed himself “Norton I, Emperor of the United States,” adding “Protector of Mexico” to his title a little later. He was good-naturedly accepted by the city. His needs were given freely, and he had the “keys to the city” in effect. Sporadic paper money issued by him was for small denominations that were accepted by the population. He died from apoplexy on Jan. 8, 1880. Many thousands of people attended his regal funeral. The piece shown here bears no resemblance to any genuine notes Norton issued. It is dated “Issue of 1953” and I cannot figure out why. It does not coincide with any anniversary of anything pertaining to Norton that I can ascertain. I believe the San Francisco Chronicle backed him in many ways; that is why it is mentioned on the back. If anyone has any information as to the background of this “Gold Crown” I would appreciate knowing about it. You can always write to me at nelsshaf@aol.com.

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The highest value of Interest Bearing Note was the $5,000, a denomination issued in 1861, 1864 and 1865.

These notes bore 7.3 percent interest and were three-year pieces.

Shown is an image of a proof dated Aug. 19, 1861, the earliest date. These notes were issued with five coupons as shown.

No issued or cancelled pieces of any of the six dates have survived. The back is in green (in black in the catalog).

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1901-S NGC MS-61 .................... $1525 1901-S PCGS MS-61 .................... 1525 1902-S NGC MS-62 ...................... 1550 1902-S NGC MS-61 ...................... 1500 1903 NGC MS-62 .......................... 1450 1903-S PCGS MS-61 .................... 1450 1904-S NGC MS-62 ...................... 1475 1906-S PCGS MS-62 .................... 1675 1906-S NGC MS-61 ...................... 1575 1907-D NGC MS-62 ...................... 1550 1907-D NGC MS-61 ...................... 1525 1907-S NGC MS-62 ...................... 1675 1907-S NGC MS-61 ...................... 1500 1908-D NM NGC MS-61................ 1500 1908 WM PCGS MS-62................. 1875 1909-D NGC AU-58....................... 2550 1909-S PCGS MS-62 .................... 1550 1910-S PCGS MS-62 .................... 1575 1911 PCGS MS-62 ........................ 2000 1914 NGC MS-62 .......................... 2250 1916-S NGC MS-62 ...................... 1600 1920 PCGS MS-62 ........................ 1625 1924-D PCGS MS-63 .................... 7200 1926-S PCGS MS-62 .................... 4700

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The one feature about this finely presented catalog that impresses me the most is the extremely detailed introduction. The first 12 pages contain a wealth of information on every aspect of the facts behind each different issue of large-size U.S. paper money. Star notes, mules, signatures, errors, fancy serial numbers—all that and more is included. I cannot imagine better coverage in any other volume.

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Queen Anne, still sleeps peacefully in her grave – at least for now.

This year marks 300 years since the death of Queen Anne. She is an important monarch. Not only was she the first monarch of Great Britain, but the last of the Stuarts. In her short reign she achieved more than all the rest of the Stuart dynasty put together.

It was during her watch that, after years of inconclusive bickering, England and Scotland were united as a single sovereign state, the Kingdom of Great Britain. And it was she who extracted Britain from an expensive and seemingly never-ending European war despite opposition from her Parliament.

From a numismatic point of view Anne’s mintmaster was Sir Isaac Newton.

He ensured the quality of her coinage. He put Britain on a de facto gold standard, upping the value of a guinea from 20 shillings to 21 shillings in the process.

To mark Anne’s life and the tercentenary of her death the Royal Mint has struck a £5 coin. The reverse by sculptor Mark Richards, shows her portrait styled as for an 18th century miniature surrounded by an elaborate frame that incorporates her 1707 Royal Arms. It is a most appropriate successor to the coins of Queen Anne, a remarkable series whose collectors require deep pockets.

Younger princess Anne was born in 1665, the younger daughter of James II. Her uncle was Charles II. Having the right religion was everything in the 17th century and it was Charles who insisted Anne be raised as a Protestant.

The English have never been picky about the gender of their monarch. All they quibble about is their religion and who takes precedence over whom. As a result England has been ruled by a brace of Elizabeths, a couple of Marys and one each of an Anne and a Victoria.

It was Charles II too who decided on Anne’s marriage in 1683 to suitably protestant Prince George of Denmark. Despite it being an arranged marriage the two were to prove lifelong devoted partners.

In 1685 Charles died. He had no legitimate children and his Catholic brother 50

Rare Queen Anne official Royal Mint coronation medal in gold by John Croker. Anne is portrayed on the reverse as Pallas using thunderbolts to smite her enemies – mainly Catholics and the French – in the shape of a multi-headed hydra. Her obverse portrait contrasts with that on her contemporary gold and silver coinage. Image www.ha.com.

Reverse of the Royal Mint’s 2014 £5 celebrating Queen Anne’s life and making the tercentenary of her death. Mark Richard’s reverse portrays the Queen in eighteenthcentury miniature style within an elaborate frame. Image courtesy Royal Mint. The tercentenary £5 is the second coin the Royal Mint has struck in recent years for Anne. In 2007 they produced a stunning £2 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Acts of Union that joined the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland into a single, united kingdom named Great Britain with Queen Anne as its first monarch.

took the throne as James II of England and James VII of Scotland. Their religious differences soon saw Anne and her father estranged.

In due course Anne’s brother-in-law, William of Orange, invaded England and set in train the Glorious Revolution. This

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Anne, by the Grace of God, Queen of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, etc., March 8, 1702 – April 30, 1707; Anne, by the Grace of God, Queen of Great Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, etc., May 1, 1707 – Aug. 1, 1714. The portrait by Sir Godfrey Kneller used as a model by John Crocker for the initial obverse effigy that appeared on Anne’s coins. Image Wikimedia Commons.

would depose James and bring William and Mary to the throne in 1688.

Anne welcomed the succession of her sister and brother-in-law. However, the relationship between Anne and the new monarchs deteriorated. Disagreements arose over Anne’s finances, status and her choice of acquaintances. William and Mary knew they had a problem. Although Parliament agreed that in the event of Anne/Page 52

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Anne/from Page 50 Mary’s death William would succeed to the throne, Anne’s claim was much stronger than William’s.

Eventually Anne was stripped of her guard of honor, courtiers were forbidden to visit her and civic authorities were instructed to ignore her. She left her royal residence and went to live in the Duke of Devonshire’s Berkeley House in Piccadilly.

Marlboroughs Part of Mary and William’s concern was Anne’s close friendship with John Churchill and his hot-tempered, scheming wife Sarah. Churchill had been a senior officer in James II’s army but had switched sides at a critical time to support William. His reward saw him created the Earl of Marlborough. He would subsequently command all troops and militia in England. For years Sarah and Anne were very close friends.

The Marlboroughs’ relationship with William and Mary was also strained.

In 1692 it reached the point where Marlborough was relieved of all his posts and offices, both civil and military. He was forbidden access to the court and later arrested and sent to the Tower for suspected treason.

Sarah was ejected from court but maintained her intimate friendship with Anne with both supporting one another in their mutual exile.

Princess-in-waiting Then in 1694 Mary died. William and Anne reconciled publicly. He restored all her honors. He allowed her to live in St. James’s Palace and gave her Mary’s jewels. However he excluded her from government and never appointed her regent when he went abroad.

On Jan. 25, 1700, Anne miscarried for the last time. She and George had done their best to ensure a Stuart succession.

She had been pregnant at least 17 times.

On 12 occasions she had miscarried. Four of her live-born children had died by the age of two. Her only son to survive infancy, Prince William, died at age 11.

The absence of heirs from Mary, Anne or William saw Parliament move in 1701 to preclude any chance of a Catholic succession. Sophia, Electress of Hannover was declared to be next in line as granddaughter of James I, through his daughter – and her mother, Elizabeth of Bohemia, the sister of Anne’s grandfather Charles I. 52

Silver accession medal for Queen Anne of 1702. The reverse is highly symbolic with a heart enclosed by crowned branches of oak above a pedestal inscribed ATAVIS REGIBVS [sprung from kings] – unlike Anne’s Dutch brother-in-law. Image www.ha.com.

Battle of Blenheim silver medal of 1704 by Georg Hautsch. The obverse carries a highrelief, deeply engraved portrait of the Duke of Marlborough in armor. One the reverse Mars urges a soldier against the enemy. Image www.ha.com.

Anne may have been William’s heirapparent but it was recognized that she suffered from severe health issues.

Crippling gout rendered her sedentary.

She used a wheelchair or was carried around court in a sedan. On her estates she drove a one-horse chaise, “furiously like Jehu and a mighty hunter like Nimrod.” She gained weight and became, “exceeding gross and corpulent.”

First monarch of Great Britain Nonetheless, following William’s death on March 8, 1702, Anne became queen. She was crowned on St. George’s Day, April 23, 1702. Her popularity was assured from her first speech to Parliament when she tacitly acknowledged the end of the former highly unpopular Dutch connection: … “I know my heart to be entirely English.

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from me which I shall not be ready to do for the happiness and prosperity of England.”

And it was all change at high level: Anne appointed her beloved Prince George as Lord High Admiral of the Royal Navy. Marlborough got back control of the army as Captain-General and at long last was created a Knight of the Garter and elevated to a dukedom.

And Sarah became Groom of the Stole, Mistress of the Robes and Keeper of the Privy Purse.

Marlborough merited Anne’s faith in him in 1704 by devastating the French army in general and Louis XIV in particular. France lost 30,000 of its best infantry killed and 10,000 forced to surrender. In happed at Blindheim in Bohemia. The history of the crushing victory is not helped by the English insisting on calling the place Blenheim.

Anne rewarded Marlborough and Sarah

with a new family home: Blenheim Palace, the crown jewel in the Churchill family estate – and we all know who was born there in 1874.

The building is an on-going monument to French humiliation. The entrance features a ducal coronet set atop a cannonball that is crushing a fleur-de-lis. And each year, even today, the Churchill-Marlborough family deliver their annual payment of a fleurde-lis banner to their monarch.

On ascending to her thrones Anne had sought the political integration of the two kingdoms. However, the cross-border stormy debate and political drama continued unabated as it had since 1603 when James VI of Scotland became the James I of England.

In 1705 Anne had had enough. She gave both her Scots and English officials the hurry-up. A year later she was presented with of the necessary articles to ratify the union of both her thrones as a single kingdom. When these were consented to by the respective Parliaments in 1707 Anne became the first monarch of Great Britain.

There would not only be one Parliament but all weights, measures and coinage would be standardized between the two former separate countries.

Queen Anne’s coins Copper coins of Anne exist only as pattern halfpennies and farthings, but there were substantial issues of gold and silver coins. Two main types exist: those struck before union of England and Scotland (1702-1707) and those stuck after (1707-1714), with the denominations remaining the same. In gold: 5 guineas, 2 guineas, guinea and half guinea. In silver: crown, halfcrown, shilling, sixpence and Maundy groat, threepence, half-groat and penny. The weight and fineness of gold and silver remained the same as those prescribed in 1670 for Charles II. The main difference in the coins before and after union appears in the four shields shown on the reverse.

Before union the shields of England and Scotland are shown separately. After union the two are joined; “impaled” is the heraldic term.

The shield of Nassau found on coins of William III, and denoting his connection with the Dutch House of Orange, is omitted. On the pre-union 5 guineas and some silver this shield is replaced by a Tudor rose. Post-union the Star of the

Choice VF Queen Anne VIGO crown of 1703, S3576, KM-519.1. The pre-union striking of this coin is shown by the English and Scottish arms on the reverse being separate. The silver used came from the 4,504 pounds 2 ounces of silver (and 7 pounds 8 ounces and 13 pennyweight of gold) delivered to the Master of the Mint, Sir Isaac Newton, following capture of the Spanish treasure fleet and destruction of its French defenders at the Battle of Vigo Bay. The edge is inscribed TERTIO. Image www.ha.com.

Garter supplants the rose.

The 5 guineas of 1706 bears the postunion reverse. It is the sole 1706-dated coin to do so. This arose from these coins being struck in March 1707 following Queen Anne giving her consent to the union. However, as far as the mint year was concerned, it was still 1706.

The edge marking on the coins also provides a trap for new collectors. All silver and gold coins are edge marked with the Latin tag: DECVS ET TVTAMEN plus the regnal year given as SECVNDO, TERTIO, QVARTO, etc. The edge date was changed on the anniversary of the Queen’s accession. As a consequence on some coins the regnal year date appears out of step with the calendar date. A 5 guineas of 1705 shows QVARTO whereas 1705 silver shows QVINTO. The 5-guinea pieces were struck early in 1705 when the queen was still in her fourth year of her reign. The silver was struck later in 1705 when the queen had moved into her fifth year.

At least 31 of the dies used for Anne’s coins were cut solely by master-engraver John (Johann) Crocker. He had overall responsibility for the remainder but Samuel Bull assisted with many of these.

Queen Anne’s busts Crocker was a Saxon master jeweler who migrated to London where he became a medalist. He worked for several provincial mints and in 1695 became an assistant of the Royal Mint’s chief engraver, Henry Harris, and worked alongside James and John Roettier.

He cut dies for the coins of William

III and when Anne ascended to the throne in1702 his first task was to produce the traditional coronation medal.

Subsequently, he cut the master dies for the obverses of all of the four gold and the eight circulating silver coins of Anne plus the two copper. When Harris died in 1704, Croker petitioned Lord Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer of England, to succeed Harris. He was appointed to the position on April 7, 1705, holding it until his death in 1741.

For Anne’s 5 guineas he produced two bust types. The first he based on a portrait of the Queen by Sir Godfrey Kneller.

The second is of coarser quality and may be the work of Samuel Bull.

For the 2 guineas struck between 1709 and 1714 Crocker cut just one bust designed by Kneller. Just one KnellerCrocker design appears on the half guinea but the guinea used three bust varieties, one from Kneller and two of Crocker.

For the silver coins Crocker executed three bust types for the crown, one for the halfcrown, four for the shilling, one for the sixpence and one for a copper farthing. It is not clear whether Crocker or Bull produced the obverse dies for the Maundy fourpence, threepence, twopence and penny.

In vetting the bust designs Anne objected to the customary undraped bust and instructed that she appear suitably and tastefully clothed.

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Anne/from Page 53 guineas, at least one each of the guineas, and one of the half guineas. In the silver he was solely responsible for one each of the crown, halfcrown, shilling and sixpence.

For the remainder of the reverse dies Crocker was probably assisted by Bull.

In addition Crocker made additions to the dies such as VIGO below Anne’s bust to indicate the silver and gold used had been captured from the Spanish at Vigo Bay. The royal warrant authorizing this addition commented, “which inscription we intend as a mark of distinction from the rest of our gold and silver moneys to continue to posterity the remembrance of that glorious action.”

An elephant and castle was added to show coins struck by bullion provided by the Africa Company. Plumes in the reverse angles indicate the silver used came from Wales or Derbyshire, while both plumes and roses designate silver derived from smelting lead with “Pitcoale and Seacoale.” Given that Quakers were prominent owners of some of the mines involved, this silver became known as “Quaker’s money.”

Distinctive Scottish 5-shilling and 10-shillings coins for Anne were engraved and struck at the Edinburgh Mint in 1705 and 1706. These have been attributed to Clerk or Cave. They commonly bear an “E” or “E” plus star on the obverse below the bust.

Following union the denomination of gold and silver coins used throughout the new United Kingdom was standardized. The mint in Edinburgh now operated under the same rules as that in England, but no gold coins were struck in Edinburgh after 1706.

Following his appointment as chief engraver, Croker had received permission to issue medals on his own account.

During his tenure at the Mint the striking of commemorative medals reached an extremely high level in both numbers and quality. In all Crocker executed 29 different medals during Anne’s reign.

In 1713 several dies were made at the mint for a copper halfpenny and farthing. All the dies were prepared by John Crocker. Patterns were struck in gold, silver and copper for both denominations.

Of three different halfpennies, the best known shows a rose and thistle growing from a single stem on the reverse. A second has Britannia seated in what would become her typical coinage pose. Both types can be found with and without a crown.

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Before and after: Queen Anne’s coat of arms prior to union were the Stuart royal arms used since 1603: Quarterly; I and IV grandquarterly, Azure three fleurs-de-lis Or [for France] and Gules three lions passant guardant in pale Or [for England]; II, Or, a lion rampant within a double tressure flory-counter-flory Gules [for Scotland]; III, Azure, a harp Or stringed Argent [for Ireland]. On coming to the throne Anne adopted the motto SEMPER EADEM [always the same] used by Queen Elizabeth I. In 1707 the union was heraldically expressed by placing the arms of England and Scotland side-by-side in the same quarter – what is known in heraldry as impalement. Thus the new arms became: Quarterly; I and IV, Gules three lions passant guardant in pale Or [for England] impaling Or a lion rampant within a double tressure flory-counter-flory Gules [for Scotland]; II, Azure, three fleurs-de-lis Or [for France]; III, Azure, a harp Or stringed Argent [for Ireland]. Like all her predecessors since Edward III (and a couple of her successors) Anne laid claim to the throne of France. Images ex Sodacan, Wikipedia Commons.

Three main reverse types are known for the farthing: Britannia seated with hand raised, Britannia seated within a portico, Britannia driving a chariot while brandishing an olive branch and scepter.

The latter carries the legend PAX MISSA PER ORBEM and refers to the Peace of Utrecht. Numerous varieties are known, particularly of the farthing.

All of Anne’s copper coins were struck after her death. All became desirable numismatic items from the 18th century.

Politics Throughout Anne’s reign a significant political schism existed between the Tories, who supported the Anglican Church and landed interests, and the Whigs, who lined up with commerce and “Protestant Dissenters.” This rift ensured matters were far from harmonious in her kingdom. It had a serious effect on her personal life.

As a committed Anglican Anne favored the Tories. But Sarah incessantly badgered the queen to reduce Tory dominance in her cabinet by appointing more Whigs. Eventually this led to a falling out between the two women.

Abigail Hall replaced Sarah in the queen’s favor. This inflamed the now estranged Sarah. Unsubstantiated rumors of lesbian relationships in the bedrooms of

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the high and mighty became rife.

When Prince George died in late 1708 Anne was devastated. The Whigs took the opportunity of her distraction to consolidate their power. A final break with Sarah and her husband took place the following year despite all Marlborough had achieved for Anne’s realm.

It took a while but in 1711 Anne struck back. She created 12 new peers, including Abigail’s husband. This gave her a majority in the House of Lords and enabled a series of long delayed bills to be passed through Parliament. One saw Britain extracted from the interminable and financially crippling War of the Spanish Succession. This represented a major coup for the queen.

By early 1713 Anne’s gout had become extreme. She was having trouble walking at all. She was horrendously overweight.

By Christmas she was feverish. Her doctors bled her all too frequently. In July 1714 she suffered a stroke. Her death on Aug. 1, 1714, released her from a life of ill health and tragedy. One of her doctors wrote to Jonathan Swift, “I believe sleep was never more welcome to a weary traveler than death was to her.” It took 14 men to carry her coffin.

Importantly, Anne had outlived all her English Protestant heirs. The British Crown was inherited by Sophia’s son, George, Elector of Hannover. X

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ALASKA Dec 20-21 AK, Anchorage. Anchorage Coin Club Christmas Show. University Center Mall, 3901 Old Seward Hwy.. SH: Sat. 10am-5pm, Sun. 11am-5pm. SP: Anchorage Coin Club. T: 10. F: $20. Allen Nichols, PO Box 875795, Wasilla, AK, 99697. PH: 907- 357-2414 or allen@mtaonline. net.

ARIZONA Nov 21-23 AZ, Chandler. Greater Chandler AZ Coin & Currency Show, 1st Sunday of Each Month.

American Legion Post 35, 2240 W Chandler Blvd.

SH: Fri. Noon-4pm, Sat. 9am-5pm, Sun. 10am3pm. A: Free. T: 35. F: $125 6’ 3/day event. John, PH: 480- 229-4986.

Dec 7 AZ, Chandler. Greater Chandler AZ Coin & Currency Show, 1st Sunday of Each Month.

American Legion Post 35, 2240 W Chandler Blvd.

Bourse: Kevin Foley Phone: 414-807-0116 · kfoley2@wi.rr.com

A: Free. T: 35. John, PH: 480- 229-4986.

Dec 13 AZ, Glendale. Northwest Valley Coin & Card Show. St. James Catholic Church, 19640 N. 35th Ave. A: Free. T: 30. F: $38-$45. Mike Vechiola. PH: 623- 570-3816 or azcs@live.com.

Dec 14 AZ, Scottsdale. Camelback Collectibles Coin & Stamp Show. Elks Lodge 2148, 6398 E. Oak St. A: Free. Wayne Imbrogno, PO Box 3641, Gilbert, AZ, 85299. PH: 602- 315-2069.

Architects, Merle Avila, 5850 Commerce Blvd, Ste 100, Rohnert Park, CA, 94928. days, PH: 707- 585-3711 or eves, PH: 707- 824-4811 or merle@avilaarchitects.com.

Jun 9-11 CA, Long Beach. Coin, Currency, Stamp & Sports Collectibles Expo. Convention Center, Hall A, 100 S. Pine Ave.. Expos Unlimited - Long Beach Expo, Taryn Warrecker, PO Box 6280, Newport Beach, CA, 92658. PH: 805- 680-0294.

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Jan 29-31 CA, Long Beach. Coin, Currency, Stamp & Sports Collectibles Expo. Convention Center, Hall A, 100 S. Pine Ave.. Expos Unlimited - Long Beach Expo, Taryn Warrecker, PO Box 6280, Newport Beach, CA, 92658. PH: 805- 680-0294.

Feb 13-14 CA, Santa Rosa. 47th Annual Redwood Empire Coin Club Coin Show. Sonoma County Fairgrounds, E.L. Finley Building, 1350 Bennett Valley Rd. SH: 10am-6pm. A: $2. T: 60. Avila

Nov 28-29 CO, Colorado Springs. SERTOMA. Colorado Springs Event Center, 3960 Palmer Park Blvd.. SH: Sat. 9am-5pm, Sun. 9am-4pm.

PH: 719- 630-3976 or prospectorsgs@gmail.com or www.sertoma.org.

Nov 29 CO, Aurora. Coin Show. Red Lion Hotel, 3200 S. Parker Rd. A: Free. Theo. PH: 303- 3641572 or www.Tozan.com.

Dec 6 CO, Fort Collins. Fall Coin & Currency Show.

Lincoln Ctr., 417 W. Magnolia St.. A: Free. T: 36.

F: $75. James Oscarson, PO Box 273218, Fort Collins, CO, 80527. PH: 970- 223-1795 or joscarso@msn.com.

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CONNECTICUT Dec 13 CT, Southington. Charter Oak Saturday Coin & Currency Show. Holiday Inn Express, 120 Laning St., Exit 32 off I-84. A: Free. T: 18. F: $65. Charter Oak Coins, Box 636, Marion, CT, 06444. PH: 860- 681-1511 or charteroakcoin@ gmail.com.

Dec 14 CT, West Haven. Liberty Coin Club Show.

Elks Club, 265 Main St. F: $35-$50. Perry Carpinella. PH: 203- 248-1053.

Dec 21 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Money Show. Annex Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. SH: 9am-2pm. A: Free. F: $55, 2/$105, 3/$140. Chris Berinato, 593 Main St., East Haven, CT06512. PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@ coinsuperstore.com.

Jun 21 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Money Show. Annex Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. SH: 9am-2pm. A: Free. F: $55, 2/$105, 3/$140. Chris Berinato, 593 Main St., East Haven, CT06512. PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@ coinsuperstore.com.

Jul 19 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Money Show. Annex Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. SH: 9am-2pm. A: Free. F: $55, 2/$105, 3/$140. Chris Berinato, 593 Main St., East Haven, CT06512. PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@ coinsuperstore.com.

Aug 16 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Money Show. Annex Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. SH: 9am-2pm. A: Free. F: $55, 2/$105, 3/$140. Chris Berinato, 593 Main St., East Haven, CT06512. PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@ coinsuperstore.com.

Sep 20 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Money Show. Annex Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. SH: 9am-2pm. A: Free. F: $55, 2/$105, 3/$140. Chris Berinato, 593 Main St., East Haven, CT06512. PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@

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Oct 18 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Money Show. Annex Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. SH: 9am-2pm. A: Free. F: $55, 2/$105, 3/$140. Chris Berinato, 593 Main St., East Haven, CT06512. PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@ coinsuperstore.com.

Nov 15 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Money Show. Annex Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. SH: 9am-2pm. A: Free. F: $55, 2/$105, 3/$140. Chris Berinato, 593 Main St., East Haven, CT06512. PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@ coinsuperstore.com.

Dec 20 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Money Show. Annex Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. SH: 9am-2pm. A: Free. F: $55, 2/$105, 3/$140. Chris Berinato, 593 Main St., East Haven, CT06512. PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@ coinsuperstore.com.

DELAWARE Jan 22-24 DE, New Castle. 54th Annual Wilmington Coin Club Show. Nur Shrine Temple, 198 S. Dupont Hwy.. SP: Wilmington Coin Club. T: 70. F: $340. Pell Sherman, PO Box 7750, Wilmington, DE, 19803. PH: 302- 528-6937 or pellsherman@ verizon.net.

FLORIDA Dec 6 FL, Zephyrhills. 1st Saturday Coin Club Show.

Eagle Lodge #3752, 4249 New River Rd., corner of SR 54. A: Free. F: $40.. Dennis Jones. PH: 813- 355-6813.

Dec 6-7 FL, Panama City. Silver Sands Coin, Stamp & Currency Show. Bay County Fairgrounds , 2230 E 15th Street. SH: 9am-5pm. SP: Silver

Sands Coin Club. A: Free. F: $150. North Florida Coins & Collectibles, Doug Gibson, PO Box 418, Lynn Haven, FL, 32444. PH: 850- 215-8565 or nfccshop@knology.net.

Dec 13 FL, Saint Petersburg. Coin Club Show.

Disabled American Veterans Hall, 4801 37th Street North. A: Free. T: 50. F: $45. Robert Wiley.

PH: 727- 580-4108.

Dec 13 FL, Port Richey. Suncoast Coin Show. The New Lakes Regency Park, 8330 Civic Drive. SP: Coin Club of Pasco County. A: Free. T: 30. F: $50 first table, $35 ea. Addtl.. Chuck Grecco, 7650 Hardaway Dr. Apt. A, New Port Richey, fl, 34653.

PH: 727- 849-8712 or chuck1532@juno.com.

Dec 13 FL, St. Petersburg. Coin Club Show. DAV, 4801 37th St. N. A: Free. T: 30. F: $60. Robert Wiley. PH: 727- 580-4108.

Dec 14 FL, Melbourne. Coin, Stamp & Collectible Show. Eau Gallie Civic Ctr., 1551 Highland Ave..

A: Free. Alysha Wilson. PH: 321- 751-3647 or alysha21@att.net.

Dec 20 FL, Fort Myers. Coin & Paper Money Show.

Masonic Lodge, 10868 Metro Pkwy.. SH: 9am3pm. A: Free. T: 29. FMCC, Jay Chamberlain, PO Box 62056, Ft. Myers, FL, 33906. PH: 239- 2978592 or jcflcoins@comcast.net.

Dec 28 FL, Greenacres. 4th Sunday of the Month Show. American Polish Club, 4275 Lake Worth Road. A: Free. T: 50. F: $60. Tony Swicer, PO Box 5823, Lake Worth, FL, 33466. PH: 561- 964-8180 or swicer@comcast.net.

GEORGIA Dec 14 GA, Marietta. Greater Atlanta Coin Show.

Hilton Atlanta/Marietta Hotel & Conference Center, 500 Powder Springs Street. A: Free. T: 37. F: $65. Bob O’Brien. PH: 770- 772-4359 or atlcoin@hotmail.com or www.atlcoin.com.

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Nov 16 IL, Pekin. 21st Holiday Coin Show.

Moose Lodge, 2605 Broadway St. SP: Tazwell Numismatic Society. T: 45. F: $50. Jeff Pollitt, PO Box 696, Pekin, IL, 61554. Jeff Pollitt, PH: 309685-3421 or Steve Rassi, PH: 309- 263-0739 or cpas@retzergerber.com.

Dec 7 IL, Palatine. 1st Sunday Coin Show. Holiday Inn Express, 1550 Dundee Rd. A: Free. T: 45. F: $60. Joe, PO Box 193, Crystal Lake, IL, 60039.

PH: 815- 479-0350 or noisecoinshowillinois@ gmail.com.

Dec 13-14 IL, Countryside. West Suburban Coin & Collectibles Show. Operating Engineers Local 150 Union Hall, 6200 Joliet Rd.. A: Free. T: 85.

Kevin Wasmer. PH: 630- 399-9060 or westsuburbancoinshow.com.

Dec 14 IL, Countryside. West Suburban Coin & Collectibles Show. Operating Engineers Local 150 Union Hall, 6200 Joliet Rd.. A: Free. T: 85.

Kevin Wasmer. PH: 630- 399-9060 or westsuburbancoinshow.com.

Dec 21 IL, Itasca. 3rd Sunday N.O.I.S.E. Coin Show.

Holiday Inn, 860 Irving Pk.. A: Free. T: 60. F: $60.

N.O.I.S.E., Joe, PO Box 193, Crystal Lake, IL, 60039. PH: 815- 479-0350 or noisecoinshowillinois@gmail.com.

Mar 6-8 IL, Rock Island. Antique Spectacular. QCCA Expo Center, 2621 4th Ave.. A: $7. Melting Pot Productions, Inc., Kimberly Schillilng. PH: 712326-9964 or kim@antiquespectacular.com or www.antiquespectacular.com.

Mar 8 IL, Pekin. Coin Show. Moose Lodge, 2605 Broadway St. SP: Tazwell Numismatic Society.

T: 45. F: $50. Jeff Pollitt, PO Box 696, Pekin, IL, 61554. Jeff Pollitt, PH: 309- 685-3421 or Steve Rassi, PH: 309- 263-0739 or cpas@retzergerber.

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Apr 12 IL, Milan. Quad City Coin Club Annual Spring Coin Show. Community Center, Camden Park, US Rt. 67. SH: 9am-4pm. A: Free. T: 80. F: $65. Quad City Coin Club, John Brixey, PO Box 332, Moline, IL, 61266. PH: 309- 788-8726 or jbrixey51@yahoo.com.

May 24 IL, Pekin. Coin Show. Moose Lodge, 2605 Broadway St. SP: Tazwell Numismatic Society.

T: 45. F: $50. Jeff Pollitt, PO Box 696, Pekin, IL, 61554. Jeff Pollitt, PH: 309- 685-3421 or Steve Rassi, PH: 309- 263-0739 or cpas@retzergerber. com.

Aug 8-10 IL, Rosemont. PNG/ANA Numismatic Trade Show. Donald E. Stephens Conv. Center, 5555 N. River Rd.. SH: Sat. 10am-6pm, Sun. 9am-6pm, Mon. 9am-noon. A: $6. PH: 951- 5878301 or info@pngdealers.org or www.pngdealers.org/events.

Sep 20 IL, Pekin. Coin Show. Moose Lodge, 2605 Broadway St. SP: Tazwell Numismatic Society.

T: 45. F: $50. Jeff Pollitt, PO Box 696, Pekin, IL, 61554. Jeff Pollitt, PH: 309- 685-3421 or Steve Rassi, PH: 309- 263-0739 or cpas@retzergerber. com.

Nov 15 IL, Pekin. Coin Show. Moose Lodge, 2605 Broadway St. SP: Tazwell Numismatic Society.

T: 45. F: $50. Jeff Pollitt, PO Box 696, Pekin, IL, 61554. Jeff Pollitt, PH: 309- 685-3421 or Steve Rassi, PH: 309- 263-0739 or cpas@retzergerber. com.

INDIANA Nov 28-29 IN, Evansville. Evansville Coin Club Annual Coin Show. Tropicana Convention Center, 421 NW Riverside Dr. A: Free. T: 32. ECC Show, Brad Lisembee, PO Box 881, Evansville, IN, 47706. PH: 812- 431-6547 or evansvillecoinclub@twc.com or www.evansvillecoinclub.com.

Dec 13 IN, South Bend. Coin & Currency Show.

Comfort Stes., Corner of SR 933 & Cleveland.

A: Free. T: 30. F: $45-$50. David Brody, PO Box 724, South Bend, IN, 46624. PH: 574- 272-9198.

Dec 14 IN, Indianapolis. 71st Street Coin & Currency Show. Knights of Columbus, 2100 E. 71st St.. A: Free. Mark Eberhardt. PH: 317- 837-5682 or fubacoin@aol.com or www.fubacoins.com.

IOWA Nov 14-16 IA, Sioux City. Antique Spectacular.

Sioux City Convention Center, 801 4th St.. A: $7.

Melting Pot Productions, Inc., Kimberly Schillilng.

PH: 712- 326-9964 or kim@antiquespectacular. com or www.antiquespectacular.com.

Nov 21-23 IA, Des Moines. Antique Spectacular.

Iowa State Fairgrounds, Animal Learning Center, East 33rd St.. A: $7. Melting Pot Productions, Inc., Kimberly Schillilng. PH: 712- 326-9964 or kim@ antiquespectacular.com or www.antiquespectacular.com.

Dec 14 IA, Iowa City. Old Capitol Coin Club Annual Show. Clarion Inn, 2525 N Dodge St. A: Free. T: 61. F: $50. Alice Grimm, PO Box 605, Iowa City, IA, 52244. PH: 319- 331-8576 or grimmy1@ me.com.

Dec 21 IA, Council Bluffs. Monthly Coin & Bullion Show. Hilton Garden Inn, 2702 Mid Ameica Dr..

A: Free. T: 40. F: $35-$42.50. Ed Bishop. PH: 402721-7364 or PH: 402- 720-3355 or edabish@ msn.com.

Feb 6-8 IA, Des Moines. Antique Spectacular. Iowa State Fairgrounds, Animal Learning Center, East 33rd St.. A: $7. Melting Pot Productions, Inc., Kimberly Schillilng. PH: 712- 326-9964 or kim@ antiquespectacular.com or www.antiquespectacular.com.

Mar 15 IA, Muscatine. Port City Coin Club Annual Show. The Rendezvous, 3127 Lucas St. SH: 9am-3pm. A: Free. T: 32. F: $30. Jim Burr, PO Box 682, Muscatine, IA, 52761. PH: 563- 262-9313.

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MARYLAND Nov 30 MD, Annapolis. Coin & Currency Show.

Knights of Columbus Hall, 2590 Solomon’s Island Rd.. A: Free. T: 30. Carl Earl Ostiguy, PO Box 92, Savage, MD, 20763. PH: 443- 623-7025 or ceocoins@comcast.net.

Dec 7 MD, Timonium. Hunt Valley - Timonium Coin Show. Holiday Inn Timonium, 9615 Deereco Rd.. SP: Legacy Coins & Currency. A: Free. T: 30. F: $80-6ft.. Ralph Piedmont, PO Box 5334, Timonium, MD, 21094. PH: 410- 929-8178 or legacycoins@gmail.com.

MASSACHUSETTS Nov 30 MA, New Bedford. Coin Show of Greater New Bedford. Andrew Dahill Post 1531, 477 Park St.. A: Free. T: 20. F: $40. Glenn W. Machado, PO Box 2991, New Bedford, MA, 02740. PH: 508993-5717 or gwm1949@hotmail.com.

Dec 7 MA, Chicopee. First Sunday Monthly Coin, Sports & Postcard Show. Boy’s & Girl’s Club, 580 Meadow St. A: $1. T: 40. F: $30. Joe Garrity. PH: 413- 593-6046 or mrjmgjr@yahoo.com or pepsijoseph@yahoo.com.

Dec 7 MA, Dedham. 1st Sunday Monthly Coin & Stamp Show. Holiday Inn, I-95 exit 15A. A: Free.

Harry Tong. PH: 603- 978-3459.

Dec 14 MA, Auburn. Greater Worcester Coin Show.

Elks Lodge, 754 Southbridge St. (Rt. 12). A: Free.

T: 46. EBW Promos., PO Box 3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-0160.

Dec 28 MA, Westford. Monthly Coin Show. Westford Regency Hotel, 219 Littleton Rd. A: $1. T: 85.

EBW Promos., PO Box 3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-0160.

MICHIGAN Nov 28-30 MI, Warren. MSNS Fall Convention and

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29th Annual National Coin & Currency Convention Friday-Sunday November 21-23, 2014 Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare 5440 North River Road Rosemont, IL 60018

Hotel Reservations: Call the Crowne Plaza at (877) 337-5793 and ask for the $115 “National Coin & Currency Convention” rate.

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Dec 6-7 MI, Flint. Coin, Stamp & Sports Card Show.

Dort Mall, 3600 S. Dort Hwy.. A: Free. F: $60.

Tom Ragnone, 1223 Townline Rd., Grand Blanc, mi, 48439. PH: 810- 394-3009 or mrtbones@ hotmail.com.

Dec 7 MI, Plainwell. Coin & Currency Show. Comfort Inn, 622 Allegan Highway. A: Free. T: 25. F: $45.

David Brody, PO Box 724, South Bend, IN, 46624. PH: 574- 272-9198.

Dec 20 MI, Grandville. Coin Show. Neil Fonger American Legion Post #179, 2327 Wilson Avenue. Stephen Friedman. PH: 616- 822-8383 or stephenfriedman55@sbcglobal.net.

Dec 28 MI, Redford Twp.. Redford Coin Show. VFW Hall, 27345 Schoolcraft. A: Free. T: 60. F: $50.

Don Reid, PH: 313- 737-9141 or Hanna Reid, PH: 313- 244-7444.

MINNESOTA Nov 30 MN, St. Paul. St. Paul Liberty Coin Club’s Annual Fall Coin Show. Ideal Hall, 1494 N. Dale St.. SP: St. Paul Liberty Coin Club. A: Free. T: 37.

John Temperante. PH: 651- 260-2047 or libertycoinclub@usfamily.net.

Dec 7 MN, Bloomington. Coin, Currency, Stamps and Cards Show. Crowne Plaza, In’tl. Airport, 3 Appletree Square (I-494 & 34th Ave. S.). A: Free.

T: 63. F: $45-$55. Del, PH: 763- 355-9436.

Dec 13 MN, Roseville. Coin Show. Skating Center, 2661 Civic Center Dr.. A: Free. T: 20. F: $60..

Andrew Swammi. PH: 612- 770-6578 or aswammi@comcast.net.

Dec 14 MN, South Saint Paul. Coin Show. VFW,

111 Concord Exchange S. A: Free. T: 38. F: $55.

Byron Meyer. PH: 651- 731-9275 or meyerscoin@yahoo.com.

MISSISSIPPI Feb 20-22 MS, Southaven. Memphis Coin Club Show. Landers Civic Center, 4560 Venture Dr. A: Free. T: 72. F: $150. Ray W Brown, PO Box 40572, Memphis, TN, 38174. PH: 901- 321-3408 or rwbrown@cbu.edu.

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Dec 6-7 MO, Carthage. 22nd Annual Fall Coin, Stamp, Sports Card & Collectible Show. Memorial Hall, 407 S. Garrison (Hwy. 571). SH: Sat. 9am5pm, Sun. 9am-3pm. A: Free. F: $60/1, $110/2, $165/3. Brad G. Potter, PO Box 212, Lamar, MO, 64759. PH: 417- 682-4500 or travelinjavelin@ hotmail.com.

Dec 7 MO, Kansas City. ARC Coin Show. American Legion Post 21, 16701 E. 40 Hwy.. T: 40. F: $70$130. John Ryan, 521 E. Red Bridge Rd., Kansas City, MO, 64131. PH: 816- 942-7900.

Dec 12 NJ, Old Bridge. Coin, Currency & Collectibles Show. Old Bridge First Aid & Rescue Squad Bldg., 200 Marlboro Rd. & Ferris Rd.. A: Free. T: 30. Matt Sulikowski. PH: 732- 566-6369 or PH: 732- 740-4604.

Dec 13 NJ, Colts Neck. Coin & Currency Show.

Saint Mary’s Church, Rte. 34 North & Phanlax Rd. A: Free. T: 40. Jimmy Cirronella. PH: 732526-7337 or cardfather@optonline.net.

Dec 14 NJ, Burlington Township. US & World Coin & Paper Money Show. Lodge No. 32, 2308 Mt. Holly Rd. A: Free. T: 40. Walt, PO Box 145, Columbus, NJ, 08022. PH: 609- 291-5670.

Dec 21 NJ, Clifton. World Money Show. Recreation Ctr., 1232 Main Ave.. A: Free. T: 45. F: $45.. Mark Schiffer. PH: 973- 983-2449.

NEBRASKA Dec 21 NE, Omaha. Monthly Coin Show. Comfort Inn & Suites, 7007 Grover St.. T: 50. F: $25. Corey Clinebell. PH: 402- 812-7062 or abccoinsandcollectables@gmail.com or www.abccoinsandcollectables.com.

NEVADA Dec 12-14 NV, Las Vegas. The Vegas Coin and Currency Show. Riviera Hotel & Casino, 2901 Las Vegas Blvd S.. A: $3. T: 150. CK Shows, Dawn, POB 95517, Las Vegas, NV, 89193. PH: 888- 330-5188 or PH: 800- 208-1810 or info@ ckshows.com or www.ckshows.com.

Dec 19-21 NV, Las Vegas. Coin, Currency, Jewelry & Stamp Expos. Orleans Hotel Casino, 4500

Our 2014 show dates are

December 5, 6, 7 Sponsored by:

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SHOW INFORMATION:

http://svccshow.info Melissa Smith, Show Bourse 540-363-7777 A Youth activity Center will be available in the rear of the center for all youth interested in collecting coins.

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W. Tropicana Ave.. A: $3.. Israel I. Bick, PO Box 854, Van Nuys, CA, 91408. PH: 818- 997-6496 or iibick@sbcglobal.net or www.bickinternatinal. com.

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Dec 21 NH, Nashua. 3rd Sun. Coin Show. Holiday Inn , 9 Northeastern Blvd. T: 49. EBW Promotions, PO Box 3, Willmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978658-0160.

NEW YORK Nov 28-29 NY, White Plains. Westchester Coin & Stamp Show. Westchester Cty. Center, 198 Central Ave.. A: Free. T: 100. Mark Simon, 789 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers, NY, 10704. PH: 914- 2993995.

Nov 30 NY, Melville. Coin, Stamp & Collectibles Show. Catapano Engineering Hall, 585 Rte. 110 (Broadhollow Rd.). A: Free. F: $70.. George

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Shows/from Page 62 Schulteis. PH: 516- 557-7096.

Dec 7 NY, Albany. CDCDA Coin & Hobby Show.

Polish Community Center , 225 Washington Ave. Ext. A: $1.50 adults, $.50 under 12. F: $60. Ron Pugh, PO Box 2081, Scotia, NY, 12302. Ron, PH: 518- 372-3611 or rpugh2@nycap.rr.com.

Dec 13 NY, Staten Island. Staten Island Coin & Currency Show. Hillside Swim Club, 151 Signs Rd. A: Free. Nick. PH: 718- 608-5816.

Dec 14 NY, West Henrietta Rochester Area Coin Expo. RIT Inn & Conference Center. T: 30. F: $80.

Ed Hammond, PO Box 186, Kanona, NY, 14856.

PH: 607- 368-2617.

Dec 14 NY, Melville. Coin, Stamp & Collectibles Show. Catapano Engineering Hall, 585 Rte. 110 (Broadhollow Rd.). A: Free. F: $70.. George Schulteis. PH: 516- 557-7096.

Dec 21 NY, Buffalo-Cheektowaga. Buffalo Numismatic Assoc. Monthly Bourse. Columbus Hall, 2735 Union Rd.. A: Free. T: 56. Hal Folckemer, 5295 Broadway, Lancaster, NY, 14086. PH: 716908-3097 or broadwaycoins@verizon.net.

Dec 21 NY, Syracuse. Onondaga Numismatic Association Coin & Currency Show. Ramada Inn, 1305 Buckley Rd.. A: Free. T: 25. Mark Caiello, 652 Old Liverpool Rd., Liverpool, NY, 13088. PH: 315- 461-9379.

Dec 28 NY, Melville. Coin, Stamp & Collectibles Show. Catapano Engineering Hall, 585 Rte. 110 (Broadhollow Rd.). A: Free. F: $70.. George Schulteis. PH: 516- 557-7096.

Oct 2-4 NY, White Plains. Westchester Coin & Stamp Show. Westchester Cty. Center, 198 Central Ave..

A: Free. T: 100. Mark Simon, 789 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers, NY, 10704. PH: 914- 299-3995.

Nov 27-28 NY, White Plains. Westchester Coin & Stamp Show. Westchester Cty. Center, 198 Central Ave.. A: Free. T: 100. Mark Simon, 789 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers, NY, 10704. PH: 914- 2993995.

NORTH CAROLINA Nov 29-30 NC, Rocky Mount. Original Coin & Currency Show. Moose Lodge Family Center, 521 Country Club Road. A: Free. Rare Coins of Raleigh, Stacy Silvers, 4900 Falls of Neuse Rd., Ste. 165, Raleigh, NC. PH: 919- 723-1410.

Dec 6-7 NC, Fayetteville. Cape Fear Coin Club Show. Bordeaux Convention Center. A: Free.

T: 40. F: $150. Mickey Smith, Fayetteville, NC, 28304. PH: 910- 497-5445.

Dec 13 NC, Salisbury. Rowan County Coin Club Christmas Show. Civic Center, Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. A: Free. T: 40. F: $60. Don Harris, 2445 Lentz Rd., China Grove, NC, 28023. PH: 704857-7231 or don_harris53@hotmail.com.

Dec 20-21 NC, Greenville. Original Coin & Currency Show. American Legion Post 39, 403 Saint Andrews Dr.. A: Free. Stacy Silvers. PH: 919723-1410.

Apr 11-12 NC, Wilmington. Annual Azalea Festival Coin Show. Elk’s Club, 5102 Oleander Dr.. SH: Sat. 10am-5pm, Sun. 10am-4pm. SP: Lower Cape Fear Coin Club. T: 40. F: 1/$135, 2/$235, 3/$340. O.T. Thomas, PO Box 4744, Wilmington, NC, 28406. PH: 910- 520-8405 or uffda28411@ yahoo.com.

OHIO Nov 30 OH, Cincinnati. Greenhills Classic Show.

American Legion Post 530, 11100 Winton Rd..

A: Free. T: 55. F: $42. Jim Huffman, PO Box 63, Xenia, OH, 45385. PH: 937- 376-2807 or numismaniaofohio@woh.rr.com.

Dec 7 OH, Cleveland. Universal Coin, Currency & Stamp Show. American Legion Hall, 22001 Brook Park Rd & West 220 St. A: Free. T: 36. John Cotleur. PH: 440- 864-7473.

Dec 7 OH, Lancaster. Coin Show. Fairfield County Fairgrounds, 157 East Fair Ave.. T: 30. Dan Rich,

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PH: 614- 785-9967 or drich@columbus.rr.com.

Dec 13 OH, Canton. Canton/Route 30 Monthly Coin Show by Canal Coin & Currency. Perry Grange Hall, 6300 Richville Dr. SW. A: Free. T: 26. F: $30.

Dennie Lebo, 5870 C Fulton Drive NW, Canton, OH, 44718. PH: 330- 844-2138 or canalcoin@ yahoo.com.

Dec 21 OH, Hilliard. Columbus Coin Show 3rd Sunday Every Month. Makoy Center, 5462 Center St.. A: $2. T: 30. F: $45. Dan Rich, PO Box 340123, Columbus, OH, 43234. PH: 614- 7859967 or drich@columbus.rr.com.

Dec 21 OH, Eastlake. Super Mega Pawn Monthly Show. Super Mega Pawn, 35500 Lakeland Blvd.

A: Free. T: 27. F: $35-$65. Al Hancovsky. PH: 440- 918-7740.

Dec 21 OH, Toledo. Blue Ribbon Coin & Stamp Show. Saint Clements Hall, 3030 Tremainsville Rd.. A: Free. T: 45. F: 1-$40, 2-$65, 3-$80. John Begovatz. PH: 419- 972-4176 or rbegovatz@ yahoo.com.

Dec 28 OH, Cincinnati. Greenhills Classic Show.

American Legion Post 530, 11100 Winton Rd..

A: Free. T: 55. F: $42. Jim Huffman, PO Box 63, Xenia, OH, 45385. PH: 937- 376-2807 or numismaniaofohio@woh.rr.com.

OKLAHOMA Nov 28-29 OK, Glenpool. Black Friday Coin Show.

Glenpool Conference Center, 12205 Yukon Avenue. A: Free. T: 50. F: $120. Robert Ranford.

PH: 918- 521-1679 or www.blackfridaycoinshow. com.

OREGON Dec 6-7 OR, Salem. Coin, Stamp & Postcard Show.

State Fairgrounds, Columbia Hall, 2330 17th St. NE. A: $3. T: 70. F: $190. Danny Bisgaard. PH: 503- 588-8162 or d.bisgaard@comcast.net.

PENNSYLVANIA Dec 6 PA, Waynesboro. Fall Coin Show. ATH&L Fire Hall, 29 S. Potomac St. SH: 9:30am-5pm. A: Free.

T: 20. F: $55. Lester A. White, 10 W. Main St., Westminster, MD, 21157. PH: 410- 848-3440 or les.white.1@juno.com.

Dec 21 PA, Trevose. Coin Show. Fire House, 4900 Street Rd.. A: Free. T: 42. F: $80-$135. John Bachman, PO Box 44, Magnolia, DE, 19962. PH: 610- 937-0332 or johnbach@comcast.net.

Dec 28 PA, Fort Washington. Tri-State Coin & Stamp Show. Holiday Inn, Exit 339 of PA Tpke., 309 Expwy.. A: Free. F: $80. Allen Brock. PH: 305- 852-7678.

TENNESSEE Dec 6 TN, Knoxville. Coin Show. Rothchild Center, 8807 Kingston Pike. A: Free. T: 25. Robert Bruner, POB 465, Strawberry Plains, TN, 37871. PH: 865660-8692 or rcb03@bellsouth.net.

Dec 12-13 TN, Gallatin. Coin & Currency Show.

Gallatin Civic Center, 210 Albert Gallatin Avenue.

SH: Fri. 10am-6pm, Sat. 9:30am-4pm. SP: Middleton & Henderson Coin Clubs. A: Free. T: 60. F: $100. Tommy Davidson, PO Box 1951, Madison, TN, 37116. PH: 615- 405-9192 or atoztommye@hotmail.com; midtenncoinclub@att.net.

TEXAS Dec 4-6 TX, Houston. Houston Money Show. George R. Brown Convention Ctr., Hall E. T: 250. F: $3.

Claude Mathes, Po Box 79686, Houston, TX, 77279. PH: 936- 874-2825 or shsu021@hotmail. com.

Dec 13-14 TX, Ft. Worth. Cowtown Coin Show.

Lockheed-Martin Rec. Center, 3400 S. Bryant Irvin Rd.. A: $3. T: 53. F: $245. Gary Andrews, 2901 Flat Rock Rd., Azle, tx, 76020. PH: 817444-4813 or APCTEXAS@aol.com.

Dec 19-21 TX, Forest Hill. Cowtown Con Shows.

Forest Hill Civic & Convention Center, 6901 Wichita St.. A: $3. T: 63. F: $185-6’; $245-8’; $275

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6x5 corner. Gary Andrews, 2901 Flat Rock Rd., Azle, TX, 76020-1837. PH: 817- 444-4813 or apctexas@aol.com or www.coinshows.com.

UTAH Jan 23-24 UT, Salt Lake City. 25th Annual Wasatch Winter Coin Show. SLCC Miller Conference Center, 9750 S. 300 W.. A: $3. T: 85. F: $195. Bob Campbell, 1123 East 21st South, Salt Lake City, UT, 84106. PH: 801467-8636 or allaboutcoins@qwestoffice.net.

VERMONT Dec 13 VT, Brattleboro. 2nd Saturday Monthly Coin Show. Holiday Inn Express, Chickering Drive Exit 3 I-91. SH: 8:30am-3pm. SP: Tri-Town Shows LLC. A: Free. T: 15. F: $30.

Tri Town Coin Shows, Joseph Fuller, 498 Coleman Hill Rd, Rawsonville, VT, 05155.

PH: 802- 379-2353 or pepsijoseph@yahoo. com.

VIRGINIA Dec 5-7 VA, Weyers Cave. Shenandoah Valley Coin Show. Community Ctr., I-81 exit 235 E. on Rt. 256. SP: Shenandoah Valley Coin Club & Weyers Cave Lion’s Club. A: Free. T: 75. F: $80-$85. Melissa Smith, 579 Knightly Lane, Mount Sidney, VA, 24467. PH: 540363-7777 or svccshow@gmail.com or http:// svccshow.info.

Dec 13-14 VA, Annandale. Coin Show. N. VA Community College, Ernst Community Cultural Ctr., 8333 Little River Tpke.. A: Free.

T: 88. F: $225--$350. Potomac Promotions, LLC, Paul Singleton, PO Box 221601, Chantilly, VA, 20153. PH: 703- 932-9568.

Feb 7 VA, Alexandria. Coin & Currency Show.

Springfield American Legion Post 176, 6520 Amherst Ave.. Boots Barnes, PO Box 8024, Alexandria, VA, 22306. PH: 703- 975-7029 or www.alexandriacoinclub.com.

WASHINGTON Dec 6 WA, Bremerton. Bremerton West Sound Coin Show. Masonic Temple, 878 5th St.. SH: 10am-4pm. SP: Bob’s Coin Shows. A: Free.

T: 20. F: $72.50. Bob Kinsedahl, PO Box 717, Spanaway, WA, 98337. PH: 253- 537-6049 or bobkinsedahl65@outlook.com.

Dec 13 WA, Kent. Kent Valley Coin Show. Kent Commons, 525 4th Ave. N. A: Free. T: 15. F: $75. Bob Kinsedahl, PO Box 717, Spanaway, WA, 98387. PH: 253- 537-6049 or bobkinsedahl65@outlook.com.

WEST VIRGINIA Nov 14-15 WV, Martinsburg. The Inaugural Battlefield Coin Show at Martinsburg.

Comfort Inn, 1872 Edwin Miller Blvd.. SP: Hobbies Unlimited, LLC. A: Free. T: 100. F: $175. Michael Dixon, 5601 Bobolink Place, New Market, MD, 21774. PH: 301- 788-6232 or Mike@BattlefieldCoinShows.com.

Dec 4 WV, Clarksburg. Stonewall Jackson Coin Club Show. Harrison Co Senior Center, corner of 2nd & Main Street. SP: Stonewall Jackson Coin Club. A: Free. T: 40. F: $40-$65.

William Moore, 20 Linda Lane, Morgantown, WV, 26508. PH: 304- 291-0954 or billfm45@ yahoo.com.

WISCONSIN Dec 7 WI, Kenosha. Annual Holiday Coin Show.

Union Labor Hall, 3030 39th Ave.. A: Free.

T: 20. F: $40. Gary Hollister, 22107 83rd St., Salem, WI, 53168. PH: 262- 914-7378.

May 9 WI, Sheboygan. Sheboygan Coin Club Show. The Lakers Ice Center, 1202 S. Wildwood Ave.. SH: 9am-3:30pm. T: 40. F: 1/$40, 2/$75. Ed Rautmann. PH: 920- 8935864.

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