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Starting #58 with a 1925-D Lincoln Wheat Cent
This will be about 8700 coins I have sold through Dobid
I think I have made money on about 12 of them
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I am trying to remember where most of this auction came from
Some I bought from a dealer in Western Minnesota
Some from my shop
1909 Lincoln Wheat Cent
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I forgot I had these neat old blue holders, so I guess I might as well use them up
1926-D Lincoln Wheat Cent
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One of the toughies!
1931-S Lincoln Cent
Never found this one as a kid, sure wasnt for lack of looking
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1911 Lincoln Wheat Cent
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Here is a neat semi-key
1915-S Lincoln Wheat Cent
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1927-D Lincoln Wheat Cent
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Nice Uncirculated 1947-S Penny
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1805 Half Cent
I dont get a lot of these
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1860 Indian Cent in Fine or better condition
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Civil War years 1862 Indian Cent
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1864 Indian Head Cent
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1899 Indian Head Cent in Extra Fine
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1883 Indian Cent
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I like Indian Cents with lots of detail still on them
This one is dated 1902
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1902 Indian Cents
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1902 Indian Cents
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True Story
This guy walks into my shop last week and asks me if I remember him?
If you have to ask, then you can figure I dont recognize you
1904 Indian Head Cent
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Of course I had to really study and think of who it was
I looked at him once, then twice, I still did not have a clue
1905 Indian Cent
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1907 Indian Head Cent
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1909 Indian Head Cent, tougher date
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Doesnt help that was Postmaster in 6 different towns, but that didnt make sense, so I started thinking about the old Ericsburg days.
North of Ray, north of orr, OK, north of Cook for you truly lost souls
1884 Liberty Nickel
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He was really enjoying himself, making me squirm and trying to figure out if I beat up his sister or stole some money from him.
1888 Liberty Nickel
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1888 Liberty Nickels
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Then a customer came in, so I had a small reprieve while I pondered if I should stay or maybe bolt or the back door.
1889 Liberty Nickel
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1889 Liberty Nickel
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Must be scraping the bucket when I start listed some of these coins
1918 Buffalo Nickel
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Finally after the customer leaves (typical, didnt spend a thin dime, used my toilette, stunk it up like my aunts breath after a poker game, and stole 2 pens from my jar)
1919 Buffalo Nickel
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Lots of great details on this one
1924 Buffalo Nickel in Almost Uncirculated
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1929-D Buffalo Nickel
He starts smiling and says, "I will give you a clue", he sure was enjoying holding the trump cards
Like that poker game back in 1964, but then I knew my uncle lied, he really did have a Salamander go fish card.
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1934-D Buffalo Nickel
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1876 Seated Liberty Dime
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1876-CC Seated Liberty Dime
He tilts his head up to the left and points on a big scar about the size of my thumb right smack in the middle of his temple
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1886 Seated Liberty Dime
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1886 Seated Liberty Dime
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If I had a bigger collection, I wouldnt have to list the same dated coin three times. I would have lotted them as one lot and let one of you whoop me up on the price.
1886 Seated Liberty Dime
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1890 Seated Liberty Dime
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Ah yes, it all came back into focus. Of course I remembered him, I hope he still wasnt sore at me, cuz we told our parents it was an accident for sure, for sure
1890 Seated Liberty Dime
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1891 Seated Liberty Dime
It was way back in the spring of maybe 69 and being boys and such and it being spring and such, we had to go on one of our Ericsburg adventures
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1910 Barber Dime
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1920-S Mercury Dime
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Uncirculated 1940 Mercury Dime
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Spring being the time that boys are even more stupid than normal and someone is bound to get hurt, so we head over to the old train depot to maybe smash out what little windows were left, or crawl under the old building looking for whatever treasure boys are looking for in abandoned buildings
1959 Roosevelt Silver Dime
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Tougher date
1897-O Barber Quarter
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Tougher date, tougher condition
Does that make this tougher tougher?
1897-O Barber Quarter
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1898-O Barber Quarter
So we got alongside an old ditch and started throwing sticks at cattails, trying to chop their heads off, it was about 20 feet and of course, we had to get a different side
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1909 Barber Quarter
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1915-S Barber Quarter
Well Scott hit the water by my feet with a stick he threw at the cattails and a devilish idea came to my head, what happened if I could hit a cattail and throw the stick hard enough to hit him as well?
Would that be cool or what?
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One of my favorite coin designs
Standing Liberty Quarter 1917 Typpe 1
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1917 Type 1 Standing Quarter
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First I had to find the perfect stick, one that could traverse the distance and have some ummph so he would know it hit him, and the cattails had to be the right heighth so that it would just fall at his feet, for maximum scare, it had to have maximum heft
1891 Seated Liberty Dime
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Lots of nice details left
1917 Standing Liberty Quarter
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1920 Standing Liberty Quarter
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1928-S Mercury Dime
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So I dug in the muck and mud and found a rotted old piece of log, that looked like it could make the distance and make the cattails pay their price and maybe as a bonus clip my friend on the leg or arm and scare him
1901-o Barber Quarter
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1920 Standing Liberty Quarter
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1929-S Standing Liberty Quarter
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1930 Standing Liberty Quarter
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Unusual to find 4 nice copies of a hard to find quarter like this, and this one is the nicest of the four
1917 Type 1 Quarter
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One of the keys to this quarter series
1932-d Washington Quarter
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Well, I chucked that twig, log or stick, with all my force and I think I aimed too high, because the cattails went flying and I heard a thump, then I heard a crying and I knew I made a hit. You were only allowed to cry, if you had blood showing, or broken bones or couldnt see out of one eye or were hopping around like a gangbanger holding your private parts
1944 Washington Quarter
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Private parts were fair game as long as you didnt intentionally try to maim them.
And Scott was doing some big time crying, so now I had to cross the creek and see if I was cool for a wound or in big time trouble for injuring someone and getting belted again
1953-D Washington Quarter
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1959-D Washington Quarter
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1964-D Washington Quarter
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I knew I was in trouble when I approached him and blood was coming out of his hands and his hands were still on his head. Ut oh, hope I didnt blind him
1964-D Washington Quarter
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Seems like this is the month to find capped bust silver half dollars
1934 Capped Bust Half Dollar
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1855-O Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1853 Seated Half Dollars
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Luckily it missed his eye and he had this gaping wound right on his temple, that was kind of oozing blood, but fortunately, the goop and mud and gunk from the stick looked like a black bandage.
Maybe the old Indians used mud to pack wounds, seemed like a good idea
1855-O Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1857 Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1858 Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1858-O Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1856-O Seated Liberty Half Dollar
Now we had to figure a way to get home and back in the house without his mother spotting this gaping wound on the side of his head. Maybe she would not notice, because the blood was not that bad.
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1858-O Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1862-S Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1877-S Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1877-S Seated Liberty Half Dollar
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1909-S Barber Half Dollar
We started the long walk back home and we were trying to figure out how to disguise this wound. We had some creative idea and guaranteed to fool his mother. Just because his mother was a nurse, should pose no problems, right?
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1911 Barber Half Dollar
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1917-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar
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1906-D Barber Half Dollar
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1918-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar
We made the mile hike back to his house, and only dawdled a bit when we saw some birds under the railroad bridge that we tried to hit with rocks.
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1934 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
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1938-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar
One of the tougher dates
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Lots of great detail on this
1938-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar
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Unicrculated 1945 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
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1949-D Franklin Half Dollar
Gem Uncirculated Condition
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1971-S SILVER Ike Dollar
These big old dollars, have 40% silver
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117 pcs of mostly uncirculated Dimes
Including the silver proof issues
I guessed the retail value to be about $100.00
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Nice set of uncirculated Washington Quartes from 1965 to 1995-d
The book alone is worth $35 and I figured the coin are worth about $50
Do not be afraid to bid this into the $50 range
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1923-S Mercury Dime
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1917 Mercury Dime
Unfortunately, his mother was sitting in a lawn chair and we had to pass right by her. I told Scott to look the other way and say "hi mom", and walk past her.
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1926-S Mercury Dime
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1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
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Pair of Franklin Halves
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1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar
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1921 Morgan Dollar
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Solid 10K gold charm and 1/20th 12K gold filled bracelet
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Solid 14K Gold Illinois Bell Charm
1/20th gold filled 12K gold bracelet
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Some Watches and one is marked 1913
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80 cents worth of Canada Silver
Almost as much silver content as the older US Silver
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Of course parents can spot a buffalo 10 feet away and she called him back to her to make him look right in her face, and I knew we were cooked
What goodies are in this baggie?
3 liberty nickels
3 Indian Pennies
1 Silver War nickel
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Set of Bicentennial coinage and a Indian cent in a presentation packet
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I love these old books, they run about $25 on their own
Looks like a penny book from 1947 to 2001 with lots of nice uncirculated wheats and memorials
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1960 Proof set, includes this amazing proof Franklin Half Dollar
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1961 Proof Set
The half, quarter and dime are all silver
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1962 Proof Set
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1889 Morgan Silver Dollar
The holder says uncirculated, but if it is, it barely is
Nice coin
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1889 Morgan Silver Dollar
Nice uncirculated coin
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Abraham Lincoln Uncirculated Dollar
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1982 Commemorative George Washington Proof Half
Has as much silver as the older half dollars
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He had to be rushed to the doctor's office and the doctor was not very happy. He said that wound was nasty and had mud and bugs in it.
He said he was lucky he came in or he would have surely gotten a bad infection right away.
Boy did we get in trouble over that one
2004 American Silver Eagle
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1996 Rarest Date American Silver Eagle
One full ounce of PURE silver from the US Mint
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1964 Mint Set, contains the 1964 Silver coinage, all in uncirculated condtion
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1965 Mint Set, the half is 40% silver and all the coins are uncirculated
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1968-D Mint Set, the half is 40%silver and all coins are uncirculated
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2007-P Sacagawea Dollar graded MS66 by PCGS
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American Half Dollar Commemorative Coin set
contains 2 silver halves, a bicentennial half and a 1995-d half
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American Half Dollar Commemorative coin set
Contains 2 silver halves and two non silver Kennedy Half Dollar
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American Half Dollar Commemorative coin set
Contains 2 silver halves and two non silver Kennedy Half Dollar
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1961 Silver Proof Set
Nothing is more gorgeous than silver proof sets
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1962 Silver Proof Set
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2007-S Proof Presidential set
The set that started it all, x 3 sets, so that is 12 dollars
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The 2009 proof Penny set, each set contains 4 proof coins of different parts of Lincoln's past
3 sets
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Uncirculated Bank Sets x 3 sets
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This is surely an odd duck
It was given to customers in 1974 for opening a savings account from the Bank of Minneapolis
Some people got lucky, like this one, and got a uncirculated 1881-S Morgan
Worthy of a strong bid
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Do you feel lucky?
about 200 wheat pennies, that just walked in the door
I did NOT look these over, hope you find some goodies
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Some old busted up penny books
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1855-O Seated Liberty Half dollar in VF to XF condition
VF means Very Fine
XF means Extra Fine
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WOW coin
1854 with arrows seated Quarter
Extra Fine to Almost Uncirculated
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1865 Indian Head Cent
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1859 Indian Head Cent
First year of issue
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1850-O Half Dime
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1909 VDB in Extra Fine
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One of the big 4 in the wheat series
1931-S in Very Fine with scratches
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13 Indian Head Cents
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50 Silver Mercury Dimes
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Bag of goodies
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2017 Uncirculated Silver Eagle
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2017 Eagle, silver that is
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Silver Dollar 1921
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1921 Silver Morgan Dollar
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Swiss Army Bayonet
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Lot Of 6 Watches
3 Are Disney/Mickey Mouse
Black Hills Gold Watch
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Chronograph Sports 150
*Note: Will Probably need New Batteries
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14 Sport Pins
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15 Sports Pins
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15 Sports Pins
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15 Sports Pins
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25+ Sports Pins
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15 Sports Pins
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Daisy Powerline 856
.177 Cal. Pellet 4.5mm AR 72756
17.5" Barrel
Entire Length 37"
All black, Plastic Everywhere Except The Barrel.
Some Marks And Scratches On The Pump And Receiver.
Overall Good Condition.
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Winchester Model 1886
Buffalo Rifle Cal.45/90
Serial #34697
26" Octagonal Barrel
Lever action Repeating Rifle
New Rear Sight
Nice Solid Action
Internal Mag
Solid Hardwood Stock & Forearm Grip
Initials 'JD' Stamped On Receiver.
PAT Oct. 14 1884
Must Be 21 To Purchase
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