Cent 1853 - Braided Hair (KM67) - Obv: Head left / Rev: Value within wreath - XF/UNC

Cent 1859 - Indian Head (KM87) - Obv: Indian head with headdress left / Rev: Value within wreath, no shield - PCGS AU58 (59085526)

Cent 1931-S - Lincoln (KM132) - Obv: Bust right / Rev: Value within sprigs - PCGS MS64 RB (59882210)

2 Cent 1864 - small motto (KM94) - Obv: Banner and shield in fornt of crossed arrows / Rev: Value within wheat wreath - PCGS UNC Details corrosion removed (59891299), an attractive coin with attractive toning

Half Dime 1830 (KM47) - Obv: Capped Liberty bust left / Rev: Eagle, shield on breast - PCGS AU Details cleaned (59882211)

5 Cents 1905 - Liberty Nickel (KM112) - Obv: Liberty head left / Rev: Roman value within wreath - NGC MS62 (8582983-001)

Half Dollar 1801 - O-102 (KM35) - Obv: Draped bust right, flanked by stars, date below / Rev: Heraldic eagle with wings spread, large shield on breast - NGC AU53 (8527990-001), the recorded mintage of 30.289 Half Dollars in 1801 was accomplished using only one obverse and two reverse dies, and both marriages are scarce today. The numerals of the date are large and close, and the reverse of the O-101 has the first A in AMERICA separated (barely) from the wing feathers, while the O-102, the rarer of the two Overton varieties, has the left base of that letter embedded in the plumage. This lightly circulated example has attractive deep silver-grey surfaces accompanied by generous eye appeal and an excellent strike overall

Half Dollar 1806 - Draped bust, knobbed 6, small stars, stem through claw (KM35) - Obv: Draped bust right, flanked by stars / Rev: Heraldic eagle - NGC VF Details obv. graffiti (5962249-001)

Half Dollar 1957 Franklin (KM199) NGC PF69 (6251675-009) and Half Dollar 1964 Kennedy (KM202) NGC PF68 (4965984-030)

Dollar 1884-O - Morgan (KM110) - Obv: Laureate liberty head / Rev: Eagle within wreath - UNC, beautiful piece worthy of a high MS grade, rainbow toning on both sides

Dollar 1921 - Peace, high relief (KM.150) - Obv: Liberty head left / Rev: Eagle on rock facing right - mintage 1.006.473 pcs - VF/XF in box Het Belgische Muntenhuis with COA

2½ Dollars 1877-S - Coronet Head (KM72, Fr.114) - Obv: Liberty head left / Rev: Eagle - Gold - PCGS AU58 (559891298)

5 Dollars 1909-D - Indian Head (KM129, Fr.151) - Obv: Indian head left / Rev: Eagle - Gold - VF/XF

10 Dollars 1894 - Coronet Head (KM102, Fr.158) - Obv: Coroned liberty head left / Rev: Eagle - Gold - good XF

10 Dollars 1903 - Coronet Head (KM102, Fr.158) - Obv: Coroned liberty head left / Rev: Eagle - Gold - good XF

10 Dollars 1908-S - Indian Head (KM130, Fr.167) - Obv: Indian head / Rev: Eagle - Gold - XF

10 Dollars 1908-S - Indian Head, with motto (KM130, Fr.167) - Obv: Indian head left / Rev: Eagle - Gold - XF/UNC, only 59.850 Indian eagles were struck at the San Francisco Mint in 1908, a very attractive piece

20 Dollars 1883-CC - Liberty head (KM74.3, Fr.177) - Obv: Liberty Head / Rev: Eagle and shield - Gold - NGC AU Details cleaned (8583628-001), this Liberty Head twenty has bright autumn-gold surfaces that, although lightly cleaned with a few hairlines, still display appealing luster and good overall eye appeal. This piece is well-struck with sufficient device detail, and much of the original luster remains, with pleasing peach-gold color throughout

20 Dollars 1914 - Liberty head (KM74.3, Fr.178) - Obv: Liberty Head / Rev: Eagle and shield - Gold, 35.48 g. in claw pendant - VF

20 Dollars 1914 - Liberty head (KM74.3, Fr.178) - Obv: Liberty Head / Rev: Eagle and shield - Gold, 35.67 g. in claw pendant - VF

20 Dollars 1914 - Liberty head (KM74.3, Fr.178) - Obv: Liberty Head / Rev: Eagle and shield - Gold, 35.68 g. in claw pendant - VF