Offered By: Ray Larson WINS#20

LOT 1. 1902 BARBER DIME
Very Fine 30.

LOT 2. 1937 D/D WASHINGTON
Extra Fine 40.

LOT 3. 1950-D JEFFERSON
Not your average 1950 D Jefferson, higher grade and this one I can even tell is a full stepper!.

LOT 4. 1958-D FRANKLIN
Just a 60, but still real close to Full Bell Lines.

LOT 5. 1959 LINCOLN
Gem Proof.

LOT 6. 1893 COLUMBIAN
Half Dollar in AU.

LOT 7. JEFFERSON NICKEL SET
Over Half the set (90/146) 1938 through 1975 D of the regular issue buisiness strike Jefferson Nickels in Beautiful BU and Housed in the Deluxe Capitol Holder that they sell at $59.00. Silver issues have some wildly interesting toning.

LOT 8. 1968-S JEFFERSON
Lovely blue and rose toned Proof.

LOT 9. 1881 INDIAN HEAD CENT
Nice Choice Very Fine.

LOT 10. 1957-D FRANKLIN
Near gem quality Franklin Half, Bright White.

LOT 11. 1954-S FRANKLIN
Gem quality Franklin Half, Bright White.

LOT 12. 1930-S INDIAN HEAD NICKEL
Choice Fine, only the tip of the buffalo's horn keeps it from being a VF.

Offered By: Doug Prather WINS#294

LOT 13. 2001 BUFFALO COMMEMMORATIVE SET
Two coin set, Proof & UNC in original Mint packaging. Both coins are flawless.

Offered By: Rod Sell WINS#59

LOT 14. AUSTRALIA 1 SHILLING 1910
This is the first year Australian silver and copper coins were produced. The 1910 Shilling has a mintage of 1.259 million. It is the date issued for Edward VII.

LOT 15. AUSTRALIA GEORGE V 1 SHILLING 1916M

LOT 16. AUSTRALIA GEORGE V 1 SHILLING 1917M

LOT 17. AUSTRALIA GEORGE V 1 SHILLING 1925 (SYDNEY)

LOT 18. AUSTRALIA GEORGE V 1 SHILLING 1926

LOT 19. AUSTRALIA GEORGE V 1 SHILLING 1927

LOT 20. AUSTRALIA GEORGE VI 1 SHILLING 1941
Merino Sheep reverse. This coin still has obv. legend IND:IMP = Emperor of India.

LOT 21. AUSTRALIA GEORGE VI 1 SHILLING 1946
In 1946 the silver content dropped from .925 to .500.

LOT 22. AUSTRALIA GEORGE VI 1 SHILLING 1948
Merino Sheep reverse.

LOT 23. AUSTRALIA GEORGE VI 1 SHILLING 1952
Merino Sheep reverse. India was given Independence. Obv. legend F:D: IND:IMP replaced with FIDEI:DEF which is an expanded verson of the F:D: meaning Defender of the Faith.

LOT 24. AUSTRALIA ELIZABETH II 1 SHILLING 1954
Merino Sheep reverse. The 1953 and 1954 shillings were missing the F:D: in the Obverse Legend.

LOT 25. AUSTRALIA ELIZABETH II 1 SHILLING 1961
Merino Sheep reverse. The F:D: is now in the Obverse Legend. The last shillings were dated 1963. In 1966 Australia went to decimal currency and the shilling was replaced by a 10 cent coin.

Offered By: Dave Noble WINS#204

LOT 26. 1856 GOLD TOKEN
This token is about 1/2 size of a dime.
NOTE: Received 7-11-03, this item may be gold plated. Seller is uncertain.

LOT 27. MINIATURE U.S. COIN SET

Cute little novelty.

LOT 28. STAMPED CENT

LOT 29. 1941 MERCURY DIME

LOT 30. 1893 COLUMBIAN

LOT 31. THREE CIRCULATION COINSBarber dime and two nickels.

Offered By: John Baumgart WINS#51

LOT 32. 8 SOLID DATE ROLLS LINCOLN CENTS
All nice red Unc, 1959, '59-D, (2) '61, (2) '68-S, '69-S, '70-S.

LOT 33. MIXED OLDISH FOREIGN CURRENCY
Canada 1954 $1, 1973 $1, Bahamas 1974 $1, India 1940s 1 Rupee, (2) Mexico 1954 1 Peso, (2) Mexico 1954 5 Peso, one of which is nice.

LOT 34. 19 BUFFALO NICKELS
14 are VG-VF, mostly late 1930s, 5 dateless wonders. Also includes a G+ 1911 Liberty 5c.

LOT 35. SILVER LOT, 7 KENNEDY HALVES
(1 1964-D Unc., 6 40% silver). 1950-D Franklin half AU58, 1918-S Walking Lib. 50c AG, dateless Standing Liberty 25c, 1964-D 25c AU, 1893 Barber 10c AG, (2) 1949-D Roosevelt 10c AU58-MS60, 1951-D 10c, 1943-S 5c.

LOT 36. WHITMAN STYLE FOLDER
meant to hold brass medallians of the presidents. Not sure who made this, but an odd group of five of the medals is included -- Lincoln, Harrison, Andrew Johnson, Tyler, and Madison. Still in shrinkwrap, it was made during the Clintons' presidency. Since it says "Free For You" on the packaging, fastest bidding paddle at $0 (plus shipping) gets it.

Offered By: Charles Calkins WINS#47

PLEASE NOTE: Nearly all of the Russian space medallions list below will be accompanied by the original purchase documentation from Alex Panchenko Collectibles, specialists in Russian space memorabilia.

LOT 37. RESOURCE 500 PENNANT, FLOWN IN SPACE
1992 commemorated the 500th anniversary of Columbus' landing in America, the 35th anniversary of the beginning of the space era (from the launch of Sputnik) and the International Space Year. To celebrate these events, the unmanned spacecraft Resource 500 was launched from the Plesetsk cosmodrome in Russia, which landed near Seattle. On board this craft was this medallion. The obverse shows the emblem of the Russian Space forces and the Russian flag, and the reverse the emblem of the Space divisions of Russia which launched the craft.

LOT 38. 1959 ACADEMY OF SCIENCE ROCKET MEDALLION
Minted by the Moscow Mint in 1959 for the Russian Academy of Science, this medallion commemorates the first rocket launch by the Soviet Union. The obverse shows a rocket over the University of Lomonsov with the legend "In Glory of Great Motherland" and the reverse "In Commemoration of Launch of the First in the World Space Rocket" and a quote from Tsiolkovskiy, a Russian space pioneer.

LOT 39. APOLLO-SOYUZ MEDALLION
This medallion commemorates the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project of 1975 where the US Apollo 18 module, commanded by Tom Stafford docked with the Soviet Soyuz 19, commanded by Alexei Leonov. This medallion is made from light titanium that flew on the mission, and had been the personal property of Alexei Leonov himself. The obverse showes the joined spacecraft, and the reverse an artistic rendering of men in space.

LOT 40. APOLLO-SOYUZ MEDALLION
Another ASTP commemorative medallion, though this one was struck for the USSR Academy of Science as a presentation medallion for scientists and officials involved with the project. The obverse shows the joined spacecraft, and the reverse the astronauts and national flags.

LOT 41. KAZAKHSTAN PRESENTATION MEDALLION
This presentation medallion of the Russian Space Agency was struck for presentation to Kazakhstan government officials. Although all presentation medallions are rare, this one has a known mintage of 50 pieces. The bimetallic obverse shows a launching rocket, and the reverse RKA, the initials of the Russian Space Agency.

LOT 42. YURI GAGARIN MEDALLION
Minted in 1961 to commemorate Gagarin as the first man in space, the obverse shows Gagarin and the reverse his signature. On the 20th anniversary, this medallion's reverse was re-engraved with the text "20 years of flight man into space from cosmodrome Baikonur" and it was presented to Launch Team officers who participated in Gagarin's flight of Vostok 1.

LOT 43. LONG DURATION MEDALLION
This medallion commemorates the long duration space flight of cosmonauts Lyakhov, Popov and Ryumin, shown on the obverse of the medallion, with the reverse giving details of their flight. These medallions were presented to cosmonauts and flight preparation personnel - this particular medallion was owned by yakhov.

LOT 44. STS-102 ROBBINS MEDALLION
The United States has also struck medallions to commemorate spaceflights. The Robbins company's medallions are intended for astronauts and launch officials, and many are flown on the actual flights, though this one was not. This medallion commemorates shuttle mission STS-102, and is number 56 out of 100 minted.

LOT 45. MFA MEDALLION LOT
NASA's Manned Flight Awareness office also has issued medallions commemorating certain spaceflights out of metal that was either flown on the mission, or was otherwise used in the space program (as shown by the image of the reverse of the Apollo 8 medallion). This is a lot of 13 of these medallions: Skylab, Apollo 30th anniversary (2), Enterprise Approach and Landing Test, STS-88, Eagle, STS-3, Atlantis and Mir, Apollo-Soyuz (ASTP), Apollo 8, STS-98, NASA's 25th anniversary, and STS-1.

Offered By: Joe Garbarini WINS#9

LOT 46. 1859 INDIAN CENT
G+ condition.

LOT 47. 1860 INDIAN CENT
G+ condition.

LOT 48. 1861 INDIAN CENT
G+ condition.

LOT 49. 1862 INDIAN CENT
G-VG condition.

LOT 50. 1863 INDIAN CENT
G+ condition.

LOT 51. 1912-D LINCOLN CENT
VG condition.

LOT 52. 1913-D LINCOLN CENT
VG condition.

LOT 53. 1913-S LINCOLN CENT
G+ condition.

LOT 54. 1909-D BARBER QUARTER
VG condition.

LOT 55. 1914-D BARBER QUARTER
VG condition.

LOT 56. 1999 P & D MINT SET
Mint condition.

LOT 57. 1977-S IKE DOLLAR
PCGS PR69DCAM.

Offered By: Ralph J. Huntzinger WINS#158

LOT 58. 1986 UNCIRCULATED SILVER EAGLE
Gorgeous White High Grade. Produced by the US Mint, one ounce of .999 fine silver. The Silver Eagle Dollar is the first series of US coins to ever be minted in pure silver. Silver Eagles are legal tender coins, but were actually made for bullion investment. Many collectors have full sets of these dated Silver Eagles in quality, high-grade condition. This coin is high grade, bright-white with a very frosty, matte finish. It has fantastic luster and no readily-discernible imperfections. 1986 is a better date Silver Eagle, as it is the first year of mintage for this series of Silver Dollars. This Silver Eagle comes, as shown, in an insert which is enclosed in a hard plastic, snap-lock case. This coin is part of a group of Silver Eagles I purchased for the purpose of having them certified. I sent a portion of this group to NGC and all of those came back MS-69. Winning bidder pays an additional $1.00 to cover First Class shipping, plus an optional $1.30 for insurance if desired. Payment in U.S. dollars may be made by cash, money order, check, or PayPal.
PLEASE NOTE: The proceeds from this coin will be donated to the WINS Treasury. So be sure to bid early and often.

LOT 59. SILVER 1OZ ART BAR
A colorful proof-quality, Sharps Carbine one-ounce, .999 fine Silver Art Bar. This collector's Art Bar produced by Silver Towne in Winchester, Indiana, depicts a Sharps Carbine Rifle. This piece has pleasing, colorful, original toning on both the obverse and reverse. It comes in an inert, hard-plastic, protective holder. A nice older and scarce Silver Art Bar to add to your collection. Winning bidder pays an additional $1.00 to cover First Class shipping, plus an optional $1.30 for insurance if desired. Payment in U.S. dollars may be made by cash, money order, check, or PayPal.
PLEASE NOTE: The proceeds from this coin will be donated to the WINS Treasury. So be sure to bid early and often.

Offered By: Terry Gbie WINS#10

LOT 60. "THE EARLY BRITISH BRONZE 'BUN' PENNIES
1860 to 1865 (inclusive) And Their Varieties (Currency Issues)", by John Jerrams, Second Edition, Third Print Run, Soft Cover Booklet, 46 Pages, Illustrated. In printing press fresh, unused condition. A must have for any British Penny Collector or anyone interested in learning about the fascinating varieties of the early Victorian British bronze pennies. Great as a gift too for your favorite Sherlockian.

Offered By: JD White WINS#7

LOT 61. MARDI GRAS DOUBLOONS
These alumminum daubloons were once the rage during the Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans from the '60s, through the '90s and tossed to onlooker from the floats during the parade. Quite collectiable with values ranging from 25¢ for the silver commons to as high as $20 for some of the rarer brightly colored ones. In more recent years, the trend has shifted to beads and fewer daubloons are produced making these a unique little piece of Americana. There's even a wooden one in this group.
PLEASE NOTE: The proceeds from this coin will be donated to the WINS Treasury. So be sure to bid early and often.

Offered By: Ken Hughs WINS#112

LOT 62. Y2K BERMUDA 5-COIN SET.
Housed in a Whitman plastic holder (not an "official" Mint set), but the coins are uncirculated.
PLEASE NOTE: For this and all my items, please excuse the pictures. They are for reference only, and do NOT represent the actual appearance of the coins. My scanner sucks, and so does my technique. Coins are spotless.

LOT 63. Y2K BERMUDA 5-COIN SET.
Another set housed in a Whitman plastic holder (not an "official" Mint set), but the coins are uncirculated.

LOT 64. KOREA 4-COIN Y2K SET IN 2X2S
Not an "official" set, but uncirculated. These are outstanding looking coins for business strikes. Almost proof-like, but not quite mirrors.

LOT 65. KOREA 4-COIN Y2K SET IN 2X2S
Again, not an "official" set, but uncirculated. These are outstanding looking coins for business strikes. Almost proof-like, but not quite mirrors.

LOT 66. MALAYSIA 5-COIN Y2K SET IN 2X2S
Nice set. Uncirculated, but not as nice as the Bermuda and Korea. The 50-sen has edge engraving.

LOT 67. ITALY 100-LIRE FAO ISSUE - 1995
Joe's favorite coins, but he already had this one. Condition is AU-BU.
PLEASE NOTE: The proceeds from this coin will be donated to the WINS Treasury.

LOT 68. VATICAN 1-LIRE FAO ISSUE - 1971
Another one Joe didn't need. Coin is about the size of US 10c and is aluminum. Condition is BU.
PLEASE NOTE: The proceeds from this coin will be donated to the WINS Treasury.

LOT 69. US 2003 MINT SET
In the original sealed shipping pack.

LOT 70. 10X TRIPLET MAGNIFIER.
Not a Hastings, but you can't beat the price.
PLEASE NOTE: The proceeds from this item will be donated to the WINS Treasury.