Offered By: George Depner WINS#403, USA

LOT 1. 1907-F DEUTSCH MARK
.

Offered By: Frank Tucker WINS#341, USA

LOT 2. 1987 PRESTIGE PROOF SET
This set contins six total coins and the 1987 Constitution silver dollar celebrating 200 years of that document. It comes with the original Mint box, case, and all original paperwork. I accept money orders, checks, & Pypal.

LOT 3. TWO ROOSEVELT DIMES
Two Proof Dimes, 1977-S & 1978-S. Free shipping.

LOT 4. 1980-S JEFFERSON NICKEL
Proof coin, free shipping.

LOT 5. 1940 WINGED LIBERTY DIME
NGC AU58. Free shipping.

LOT 6. 1840 HALF DIME
S&H will be $1.50.

LOT 7. 1857 SEATED LIBERTY DIME
S&H will be $1.50.

LOT 8. 1890 SEATED LIBERTY DIME
S&H will be $1.50.

LOT 9. 1853 SEATED LIBERTY QUARTER
S&H will be $1.50.

Offered By: Magnus Tagesson WINS#354, SWEDEN

LOT 10. 1990 EISENHOWER COMMEMORATIVE $5
Issued by the Marshall Islands. Proceeds from this item go to the WINS Treasury.

Offered By: JD White WINS#7, USA

LOT 11. AUSTRIA 1780 MARIA THERESA THALER
This proof restrike coin is one of eight I recently acquired that were stored wrapped in tissue paper (obverse to obverse) for a long time. Edge arabesques indicate it was minted in Vienna, circa 1960. This coin's toning is most noticeable on the reverse where the background field has darkened and was turning light blue at the top. Light blues and reds can be found on the upper part of the reverse design while yellows were starting to tone the design's lower part. The coin's obverse is still quite tone free except around the edge where it's dark yellow. The coin is much nicer than the image below. Proof coins can be tough to image and with the toning, this one was particularly so.

LOT 12. WORLD NOTES
Four different crisp uncirculated World notes: Uruguay (1967 issue 100 Pesos), Uruguay (1974 issue 1000 Pesos), Turkey (1997 100,000 Lira) and Slovenia (1990-92 issue 1 Tolar).

LOT 13. EXONUMIA
Three unique items, a 38mm bronze medallion of the Old San Francisco Mint, the "Granite Lady" made in September of 1982 (I know because I pushed the button that produced it). And, two post cards picked up in the gift shop, both images of items that were on display at the time; 1. One Million dollars in gold, and 2. The Silver Morgan Dollar Display. I had to be told several times by the guards to step back from the gold display. Boy was it purty!

LOT 14. CHINA 1985 5 YUAN GOLD
.999 fine gold, 1/20oz. This coin has been used as jewelry and has probably been cleaned more than once. The composition of the bezel is unknown, but I was told it was gold when I purchased it. The bezel's prongs that hold the coin in place are soft enough that I can bend them with my fingernail. The coin weighs 24 grains and the bezel wieghs 12 grains on my powder scale. The coin does have some hazy sections around the rim edge, but I can not determine what it is, and it has many fine lines from wear. It's a shame it was made into jewelry, but gold is gold. Satisfy you daughter's craving to have you coins around her neck, give this to her for Christmas.

LOT 15. TWELVE CANADA CENTS
1921-XF, 1934-VF+, 1940-VF/XF, 1941-XF, 1942-XF, 1943-XF, 1945-XF, 1946-XF, 1947 maple leaf-XF obv/damaged rev, 1949-XF, 1951-XF-AU, 1954-VF/XF.

LOT 16. FOURTEEN CANADA CENTS
1981-AU, 1982-AU, 1983-AU, 1984-AU, 1985-XF (blunt 5), 1986-AU, 1988-AU, 1989-BU, 1991-BU, 1992-BU, 1993-BU, 1994-BU, 1995-BU, 1998-BU.

LOT 17. COLUMBIA 1969 1 CENTAVO ERROR
Unc, KM205a, slightly toned and the doubling of first two digits of the date can be seen without the aid of any magnification.

Offered By: Ray Larson WINS#20, USA

LOT 18. 1994 SMS JEFFERSON NICKEL
Matte finished, PCGS MS67FS.

LOT 19. 1883-O MORGAN DOLLAR
In the MS62/63 range.

LOT 20. 1869 2 cent piece
In the XF range, but has a small rim bump and looks to have been cleaned in the past.

LOT 21. 1961 PROOF SET
In its original, never opened envelope

LOT 22. 1962 PROOF SET
In its original, never opened envelope.

LOT 23. 1957 PROOF SET
In its original, never opened envelope.

LOT 24. 1932-P WASHINGTON QUARTER
AU 50/53.

LOT 25. 1911 EAST AFRICA UGANDA PROTECTORATE 1 CENT
.

Offered By: Steve Kaden WINS#336, USA

LOT 26. 1959 BLUE BOOK
Here is the first "Blue Book" I ever bought, a 1959 edition. It shows a little age but is in super shape. If you want to see some prices that will bring tears to your eyes, this book is for you. The proceeds from this lot will donated to the WINS treasury.

LOT 27. "COUNTERFEIT DETECTION"
This book was put out by the American Numismatic Association and is comprised of several articles reprinted from the Numismatist. This is an excellent book for both the beginner and advanced collector. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 28. "THE WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR"
By Anthony Swiatek. This is one of the best books I've read on this coin series. It give details on how to identify a full strike, grading weaknesses, mintages plus a whole lot more. If this is a series you collect this this book is for you. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 29. "STANDING LIBERTY QUARTERS"
Written by a friend of mine J.H. Cline. Without a doubt J.H. is recognised as the top authority on this coin series. Many of you will see his ads in Coin World and other publications. This book is the best I have ever seen and is suitable for both the new collector or the old timer. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 30. "A GUIDE BOOK OF UNITED STATES COINS" (RED BOOK) 1974
This is issue #27 that came out a few years before coins went crazy in the 1980's. It's real interesting to compare the prices and information in this with issues that followed in the 1980's and early 1990's. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 31. "HANDBOOK OF UNITED STATES COINS" 1991
This "Blue Book" was issued after the stock markert boy had played the coin market, lost their behinds, and got out. The collectors were just starting to move back into the market again. Prices were falling from the 1980's and returning to normal. This is an unused new book. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 32. 1881-CC MORGAN DOLLAR
ANACS 64. The scan does not do this coin justice. It's a beautiful piece with mostly frosted reliefs. It is well struck with no weak areas. It is a blazing white color and would be the prize of any collection.

LOT 33. 1981-S KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR
A frosted Proof, this 1981-S Kennedy half is a fully struck proof coin that displays a super nice full frosting. The elements are clear and sharp and the coin has a very nice overall light toning. It's a real gem.

LOT 34. 1945-P MERCURY DIME
AU-55, if your building a type set and need a very nice inexpensive Mercury Dime then this coin is for you. The scan doesn't show it but it has a full strike with sharp detail as you would expect to find on an AU coin. It is also totally problem free and has great eye appeal.

LOT 35. 1983 MEXICAN SILVER LIBERTAD
MS-64, this is a beautiful example of the older type Libertad. Some refer this as the soft type because of the new design having harder lines in the design. I think I can safely say that it was this issue that really began the bullion collecting in North America. It is a must have for the World collector.

Offered By: Terry of G.B.I.E. WINS#10, USA
As a value added bidder incentive, I will make any winning bids for WINS Auction 24 on GBIE lots payment deferred for 60 days -or- bid now, pay later. Additionally, no cash payment required for winning bids so long as a reasonable swap-for (trade-in) can be mutually agreed upon.

LOT 36. JAPAN GIN ANSEI ICHIBU
Ansei Era (1854-1860) Ichibu (One Bu) Gin used during the period 1859-1868. Estimated Value: $25-$50.

LOT 37. JAPAN GIN KAEI SHU
Kaei Era (1848-1854) Isshu (One Shu) Gin used during the period 1853-1865. Estimated Value: $25-$50.

LOT 38. TWO ROLLS OF JEFFERSON NICKELS
First is a circulated roll of 1957-D Nickels pulled from circulation in the 1970's so the grades are still decent in the F-VF or better range. Second is a roll of uncirculated 1980-P Nickels put together & rewrapped from bank rolls at the time. The coins are unc but the end pieces have some toning.

LOT 39. ONE OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER BAR
One Ounce Silver Ingot Bar, USVI .999 Fine Silver.

LOT 40. 1997 HONG KONG DECIMAL COIN SET
The set, housed in a 6 coin plastic pocket pouch, includes the Hong Kong $5, $2, $1, 50 Cents, 20 Cents, & 10 Cents coins.

LOT 41. 1978 SVENSKA MYNT YEAR SET
Swedish BU Year Set for 1978. 6 piece set housing 5 Sverige Ore through 5 Kronor.

LOT 42. LINCOLN MEMORIAL CENT SET
Uncirculated Set of Lincoln Memorial Cents from 1959 to 1974 plus 1975, 75-D, 1976 & 76-D. 40 coins in all. Starting at face value.

LOT 43. CANADIAN SMALL CENT LOT
Twenty five pieces of Elizabeth II Canadian Small Cents in plastic coin holder page. Grades range from F-VF to BU. Dates are: 1955 through 1978 inclusive.

LOT 44. 1994 SCOTLAND POUND COIN
1994 UK Pound Coin for Scotland issued by the Royal Mint, housed in attractive and informative folder.

LOT 45. BRITISH INDIA 2 ANNAS
Nice pair of BU 2 Annas. 1841 Queen Victoria & 1917 King George V. Catalog Value: $30.

Offered By: Ken Hughes WINS#112, USA

LOT 46. WOODEN NICKEL
Celebrates the centennial of Tampico, IL in 1975 - AU - slightly off-center obverse. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 47. WOODEN NICKEL
Discount token for the Bible Campgrounds in Cedar Lake, IN - AU+ - well centered strike. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 48. 1956 PROOF SET
Original packaging - not cameo, but really nice coins.

LOT 49. 2004-S LINCOLN PROOF
Personally pulled from a proof set, nice cameo. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 50. 2004-S Jefferson Peace Medal proof
Personally pulled from a proof set, nice cameo. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 51. 2004-S JEFFERSON KEELBOAT PROOF
Personally pulled from a proof set, nice cameo. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 52. 2004-S ROOSEVELT CLAD PROOF
Personally pulled from a proof set, nice cameo. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 53. 2004-S ROOSEVELT SILVER PROOF
REALLY nice cameo. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 54. 2004-S SAC DOLLAR PROOF
Deep cameo. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

Offered By: Maire Hodder WINS#497, CANADA

LOT 55. 1949 GEORGE VI ONE SHILLING
XF.

Offered By: John Baumgart WINS#51, USA

LOT 56. 1960-D SMALL DATE LINCOLN CENTS
Half-roll, all ChBU, full red.

LOT 57. 1000 LINCOLN MEMORIAL CENTS
Bag of approx. 1000 Lincoln Memorial cents (weighs about 7 pounds), mostly early (1959-1965). I didn't spot any zinc cents at all, just a few in the early '70s. All red. I didn't count these, but am guessing the quantity by weight. I'll start the bidding at approximately face value.

LOT 58. TRIO OF NICE, WHEAT CENTS
1940-S, 1942, 1947-D all BU.

LOT 59. THIRTEEN SILVER KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS
Thirteen 40% and 90% silver Kennedy halves. (1) 64, (5) 64D, (1) 65, (1) 66, (2) 67, (3) 68D. AU-BU. Total silver weight 3.2 ounces. Starting bid is melt value as of 9/15 ($19.98).

LOT 60. MILLION DOLLAR BILL
"Million Dollar Bill" produced in 1988 by the American Bank Note Company for the "International Association of Millionaires." Not sure how I ended up with it. This is a high quality, intaglio printed note with more anti-counterfeiting devices than was being used by the BEP at the time. It comes with obligatory Certificate of Authenticity, plastic sleeve, nice looking envelope, lots of hype, and may even be legal tender in the Northern Mariana Islands (but probably isn't).

LOT 61. BUFFALO AND LIBERTY NICKEL ASSORTMENT
1900, 02, 03, (2) 07, 19 VG10, 20 acid date, 25 VG, 26 G, 26 acid date, 27 VG10, 35 F, 35 VF, (3) 36 F15, 37 VF.

LOT 62. UNIFACE 1907 HIGH RELIEF ST. GAUDENS $20
Off-metal uniface 1907 high relief St. Gaudens $20. Actually, it isn't on metal at all, but pewter colored glazed plaster, and it's about 5 1/2 inches in diameter. The reverse is struck in green felt.

Offered By: Spencer Guiley WINS#398, USA

LOT 63. WOODEN NICKEL
From the Kentucky Coin Show 2004 (this one has an Indian on it). The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 64. WOODEN NICKEL
From the Kentucky Coin Show 2004 (this one has a Buffalo on it). The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

LOT 65. ELONGATED CENT
From the Baltimore ANA show--it is on a 2003 cent. The proceeds from this lot go to the WINS treasury.

Offered By: Rod Sell WINS#59

LOT 66. AUSTRALIA COMMEMORATIVE FLORINS
George VI 1951 Golden Jubilee of Federation. Elizabeth II 1954 Royal Visit.

Offered By: Robert Wilharm WINS#326, USA

LOT 67. RB LINCOLN CENT ERROR
No Date ANACS MS 63 RB Lincoln Cent Struck by Cap Die. Free shipping.

LOT 68. 2002 $ STRUCK THRU
2002 $ Struck Thru, ANACS MS 66. Free shipping.

LOT 69. 1940 MERCURY DIME
Full Bands, PCI MS63. Free shipping.

LOT 70. 1947 ROOSEVELT DIME
1947 S/S RPM Roosevelt Dime, ICG MS63. Free shipping.

LOT 71. 2000-D ROOSEVELT DIME
2000D Off Center Dime, ANACS MS 64. Free shipping.

LOT 72. 1964-D KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR
1964-D Kennedy Half Dollar, Doubled Die Obverse. ANACS MS 64. Free shipping.

LOT 73. 1999 EAGLE $5 GOLD
1999 Eagle $5 Gold, PCGS MS 68. Free shipping.

LOT 74. 1958D/D/D LINCOLN CENT
1958D/D/D rpm-1, ANACS MS 64 Red, Lincoln Cent. Free shipping.

Offered By: Ian Milne WINS#23, Ireland, UK

LOT 75. 1869 JETON
A silver jeton minted in Paris during the year 1869 for the `La Prevoyance' assurance company. This design was the only jeton issued by this company and it has never been copied. It is scarce, original, and has very reflective surfaces which have developed some nice colourful toning accenting its 3x dimensional nature. Sadly my scans do not do this piece justice. You won't see many quality pieces like this for under $100 (the value in 1986 - Gailhouste no.417). A year or so ago I had the good fortune to purchased five of these from the same seller in France. The opening bid is what I actually paid for it - $35. I thought I would give a WINS member the opportunity of owning one. It is octagonal, measures 36mm (flat surfaces) 39mm (across the diagonals) and weighs roughly 19 grams. The mintage figure is unknown, but would not have been high. I certainly won't feel bad if nobody bids for it(honest!).