1995 PCGS MS69 RED Doubled Die Obverse Lincoln Cent – TOP POP
See the pics. This coin is tied for the finest known of the variety.
$5 1963A Dallas Federal Reserve Note Fr.1968-K – PMG MS64 EPQ
A nicely centered Dallas note, both front and reverse.
Fr. 1550 1966 $100 Legal Tender PMG 45 – XF “GOOD EMBOSSING” Shown in Photos
CONDITION: PMG 45 – XF “GOOD EMBOSSING” (see photos).
1976 $2 FRN Chicago **STAR** PMG Gem Uncirculated 66EPQ #G00725348*
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Costa Rica 1968 Banknote 5 colones P-236a PMG 66 EPQ Gem Unc
Costa Rica 5 colones 1968 P-236a PMG 66 EPQ GEM UNC Series D S/N D0174250 Printer TDLR Incorect Text. IMPORTANT NOTE .
2024 $1 American Silver Eagle First Day of Issue Gold Label 1 of 2024 PCGS MS70
A sample coin in a holder is shown in the pictures and you will receive a similar coin in a holder. The certification number will be different from the one shown.
1885-O Morgan Dollar $1 DMPL NGC MS64 DMPL CAC
The deeply reflective fields create a stunning contrast with Liberty’s frosted portrait, giving the coin an almost proof-like appearance.
TUTANCHAMUN 1/1000 Oz .999 Gold in Coin card 3000 Francs Chad 2024
TUTANCHAMUN 1/1000 Oz. 999 Gold in Coin card Chad 2024. Face Value: 3000 Francs. Issuer: Chad. This evocative Gold coin is dedicated to Tutankhamun, an ancient Egyptian pharaoh, who ruled during the late Eighteenth Dynasty of ancient Egypt.
1977-A $10 Federal Reserve *STAR* Note Dallas PMG Gem Unc 65EPQ #K03331873*
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1801 Draped Bust Large Cent, very rare NC-4, R7, PCGS VF detail, Discovery Coin
An important example of this still very rare NC variety. This is the second finest known and was the discovery coin for the variety, described by Sheldon in the 1954 Anderson-Dupont Collection catalog.