Lot 2.  Austria, 1915 Gold Trade Ducat Restrike, NGC MS69, KM2267. Reserve - $63.50
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Bid $65.00  12.07 PM 19th May Terry GBIE - USA

Lot 3. Poland, ND(1925) 10 Zlotych,  NGC MS65, 6.4516 g, .900 Gold, .1867 AGW, Y33.  Never released into circulation.  Catalog value $100, SCWC value $185 in unc. Reserve - $80.00
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Bid $85.00  12.07 PM 19th May Terry GBIE - USA
Bid $90.00  12.15 PM 19th May Rod Sell - AUSTRALIA
Bid $100.00  12.34 PM 19th May Ray Larson - USA
Bid $125.00  1.22 PM 19th May Terry GBIE - USA

Lot 4. Lot 4.  French Indo-China piastres, 18 different dates, Fine to Very Fine, 39mm in diameter, 27.2150 grams (1885 to 1895). 900 silver, 27.000 grams (1895 to 1928) , KM 5.  Indo-China, comprised of the protectorates of Annam, Tokin, Cambodia,  Laos and the colony of Cochin-China, all under French colonial rule until mid 1945.  The uprising of 1945 may be an indication that the coin's symbolism wasn't shared by the French and Vietnamese Nationalist.  These coins depict a seated statue of liberty very similar to the standing Statue of Liberty given to the people of the United States by the people of France in 1885.  Some coins show signs of being buried, some have been cleaned, all are a unique part of the history of that region.  Dates include:  1887, 1894, 1896, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1921, 1922, 1925, and 1926.   Reserve - $150.00
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Please Note - JD's Lots 5 through 10 are from the estate of a long time collector, these coins were part of a bank bag stash of 130 or so Morgan and Peace dollars and 400 Washington quarters. Some coins were loose, some dollars were in broken, hard-plastic tubes, and a few were in torn or broken flips

Lot 5.  1884 O Morgan Dollar, MS61.  This coin has some bag marks, but none to serious, and three spots on the reverse. Reserve,  $18.50
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Lot 6.  1885 O Morgan Dollar, MS62.  This coin has some minor scuff marks, but none to serious.  A real nice bright (I believe original) coin. Reserve,  $20.00 
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Bid $20.00  9.13 AM 26th May Mark Watson - USA

Lot 7.  1921  Morgan Dollar, MS60.  This coin has some bag and scuff marks, but none to serious.  The coin is a little dull and has some light tonning on the lower part of the obverse, and a few small moisture spots. Reserve,  $12.50
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Lot 8.  1882O  Morgan Dollar, MS60.  This coin has minor scuff marks and one distracting bag mark across the 2 in the date.  Reserve,  $16.50
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Bid $16.50  9.13 AM 26th May Mark Watson - USA

Lot 9.  1883O  Morgan Dollar, MS60.  This coin has minor scuff marks and one distracting bag mark across Liberty's cheek. Reserve,  $16.50
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Lot 10.  1890  Morgan Dollar, MS62.  This coin has minor scuff marks and one small bag mark across Liberty's nose.  Reserve,  $18.50
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Bid $18.50  9.13 AM 26th May Mark Watson - USA
 

Terry GBIE - USA
Lot 11.[Benefit Lot] USA 1925 MS63 Silver Peace Dollar. [Slabbing Service Mismatched Labeling]  NGC has labled it as a 1923.  Some folks actually collect these mismatches.  This piece was one of the lots won on WINS Auction 3, purchased with the intent of making it a contribution auction for the benefit of WINS in Auction 4 & I only noticed the mismatch when the coin arrived.  Well, I guess that's why pencils have erasers on them :)  Anyway, 100% of the entire winning bid amount will be submitted to the WINS Treasury upon payment from the Winning Bidder.  Postage at cost.  Reserve $1.00
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Bid $8.00  11.25 AM 19th May Craig Rathkamp  - USA
Bid $12.00  12.42 PM 19th May John Baumgart  - USA
Bid $30.00  3.07 PM 19th May Craig Rathkamp  - USA
Bid $35.00  8.11 PM 19th May Joe Garbarini - USA

Lot 12.USA Bagful of 150 count Philadelphia Mint Jefferson Nickels, minted between 1938 thru 1955.  Average Circulated, grades generally falling between F to VF or better, no junk.  All minted at the Philadelphia Mint.  Nothing pulled except Silver War Nickels.  These were pulled from many hundreds of dollars worth of bank rolls & bags in the late 1970's.  Getting very difficult to obtain any kind of quantity of these by looking thru change these days.  Starting at face value.  But, to be sure that this bag of joy is more fun than a barrel full of monkeys, I have included 5 additional randomly selected coins as follows: 1) a Liberty Head "V" Nickel in good condition; 2) a Silver War Nickel in circulated condition; 3) an "S" Mint Nickel from the same date & grade range; 4) a "D" Mint Nickel, same date/grade range; & 5) a dateless Buffalo goes along for the ride.  That makes the total piece count for this lot 155 coins & thus starting under face value at Reserve: $7.50.
Bid $8.00  11.46 AM 19th May Ken Hughes - USA

Lot 13.  A lovely encased set of the Irish Euro coins in BU.  Ireland is one of the Nations now part of the European Union whose members include: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, & The Vatican.  Each participating member has a unique coin design on one side and on the flip side a design, bearing the denomination, which is common to all Euro members. For auction here is the Irish set of Euro coins.  The set consists of Ireland's 8 Euro coins housed in a specially produced casing and contains the 1, 2 & 5 Euro Cents in Bronze, the 10, 20 & 50 Euro Cents in Brass, and the 1 & 2 Euro in Bi-Metalic Nickel/Brass & Brass/Nickel, respectively.  Apparently, only 800 of these encased sets exists and produced for 12 of the Euro Union Members.  The set starts at exactly my cost for the set (exclusive of a small portion of shipping).  Reserve: $14.95.
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Lot 14.  Set of Lincoln Head Cents Starting 1941 in Whitman Folder No. 9030 bearing Copyright date of 1949.  82 coins in all, grading, generally, F-VF to BU.  The Set is complete with all regular business strikes of 1941 thru 1970-S, then has the following coins: 1971, 71-D, 72, 72-D, 73 & 74.  Therefore, missing are the 1971-S, 1972-S, and the 1973 & 1974 D & S.  To help make up for some of the missing items, a randomly selected Indian Head Cent in full good or better condition has just been added to the folder in the last, previously empty, hole in the folder.  That leaves 6 empty holes capable of housing all 6 of the missing coins in order to complete the set thru 1974-S.  While the folder itself is in good used condition, the front page has started tearing away from the remainder of the album & has been neatly taped to prevent further tearing.  Great startup set for the young or new collector or as a gift suggestion.  This set will start at it's face value of 82 cents plus the free Indian Cent makes this set starting at a Penny under face.  Why the three Wartime Steel Cents alone could be worth that much.  For those not familiar with the USA Lincoln Head Cent Series, after the USA's entrance into World War II, copper, for among other things, became needed for the War effort for use as ammunition shell casings and in 1943 Cents, minted at all 3 of America's minting facilities at Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, were coined from Zinc coated Steel.  Whereafter, the War having produced an abundance of spent ammunition shells, shell casings & cartridges were melted down for use in minting USA cents during the years of 1944 thru 1946 inclusive.  Shell case cents (0.950 copper & 0.050 tin) and regular, pre-1982, alloy cents (0.950 copper & 0.050 tin & zinc) are virtually identical in composition, save for a trace amount of tin which is absent from the shell case coppers.  This short set of Lincolns is jam packed rich with American history.  Starting at a Penny under face value.  Larger scan files available by email upon request.  Reserve: $0.82.
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Bid $2.50  11.24 AM 19th May J Reese - USA
Bid $3.00  12.22 PM 19th May Ken Hughes - USA
Bid $4.50  1.45 AM 20th May J Reese - USA

Lot 15. Pair of Gem Proof 1970 English & Scottish Shillings.  Scanned thru mylar thus coins in person a bit better than scans.  Reserve: $3.95
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Bid $4.00  2.07 AM 20th May James Gay - USA

Lot 16. 1983 New Zealand Proof Set.  1933-1983 50 Years of Coinage.  The featured Dollar Coin is Sterling Silver and near, if not, a Gem Cameo Proof.  Only 18,000 Sets Issued at about $40 issue price.  The scan shows the reverse of all 7 coins in the set plus a sideways smaller shot of the obverses and an enlargement of the Dollar coin's reverse.  The set comes in a gray leatherette wallet with a printed informational insert card.  A marvelous set starting at less than half its original issue price at: Reserve $16.95.
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Bid $20.00  11.24 AM 19th May J Reese - USA

Lot 17. 1721 British Farthing minted in copper & issued during the rein of King George I.  A handsome piece in Fine + overall.  Many very old copper coins have various degrees of pitting, porosity, verdigris, and so forth -- this piece exhibits a minimum of such & hence a premium coin for grade.  The coin's size is a hair larger than a USA 5 Cent nickel coin.  Oldest coin on the auction block so far.  I have a certain fondness for these old coppers -- a 1720 Farthing in about the same grade was my first British coin purchase at a local show as an early teen.  This coin, in person, with loupe in hand, does not exhibit the color variations to the extent that the scanner chose to accentuate.  My scanner is 'brutal' on even the slightest imperfections & variations in colour.  This piece is a deep dark rich chocolate brown and may have been lightened slightly in photofinishing so as not to display a black disc to auction viewers.  Considering what old USA coppers go for, this piece is very modestly priced with a Reserve of just $29.95.
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Bid $30.00  2.07 AM 20th May James Gay - USA
Bid $32.00  3.05 AM 20th May J Reese - USA

Rod Sell - AUSTRALIA
The coins of Sarawak.  There are 21 coins in the type set of Sarawak.  The very first coin a 1 Keping of 1841 with a badger is the most difficult and expensive.  Reproductions were made in the 1970s and even these are difficult to obtain.  The other rare coin is the 1941 1 Cent.  3 million coins were minted however the shipments were captured or lost.  An estimated 50 coins survived.  They do appear now and again, selling around the US$500 mark. 

Lot 18. Sarawak 1863 1 Cent, VF+  toned edge nicks.  Copper, 29mm diameter, 9.33 gms.  Struck at Ralph Heaton & Sons Birmingham.  Engraver Joseph Moore.  Reserve  $15.00
In 1841 James Brooke was presented with some territory at Kuching by the Sultan of Brunei for helping to quell a revolt.  Over the years additional land was acquired forming the territory known as Sarawak.  It is located in North West Borneo and today is a State of Malaysia.  From the start the copper currency of Sarawak was based of the dollar standard of Singapore and the coins were of the same size and weight as those of the Straits Settlements.  The coins did circulate in the region and were used in Singapore.
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Lot 19. Sarawak 1896H 1/4 Cent, EF, toned, edge nicks.  Copper, 18mm diameter, 2.33 gms.  Struck at Ralph Heaton & Sons Birmingham, engraving by Joseph Moore.  Mintage 283,112.  Reserve  $25.00
Charles Johnson Brooke succeeded his uncle James who died in 1868.  Charles and his elder brother worked with their uncle at Kuching.  Elder brother Brooke had a fight with James and lost the succession. Charles ruled from 1868 to his death in 1917.
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Lot 20. Sarawak 1870 1 Cent, EF edge nicks, corrosion at back of head.  Copper, 29mm diameter, 9.33 gms.  Struck at Ralph Heaton & Sons Birmingham.  Reserve  $10.00
These copper cents also circulated in Singapore till 1891.
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Lot 21. Sarawak 1892H 1 Cent, VF+ Copper, 29mm diameter, 9.33 gms. Mintage 1,088,889. Struck at Ralph Heaton & Sons Birmingham.  These coins are the same weight, so must be a bit thicker.  Reserve  $4.00
In 1890 the Singapore Government decided to prevent foreign coins circulating.  Charles was willing to assist and in 1891 prohibited Sarawak coins from being exported and then changed to this new design.
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Bid $4.00  12.24 PM 19th May Ray Larson - USA
Bid $5.00  10.48 AM 26th May Richard Robinson - AUSTRALIA

Lot 22. Sarawak 1915H, Silver,  5 cent, light scratches, jewelery clamp mark near top of head and bottom of knot, 15.5 mm diameter, 1.35 gms weight, mintage 100,000.  Reserve $50.00
The first silver coins were introduced into Sarawak in 1900.  The weights, size and fineness were the same as 5 cent coins issued for Hong Kong & Straits Settlements.
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Lot 23. Sarawak 1900H, Silver,  10 cent, 17.9 mm diameter, 2.71 gms weight, mintage 150,000.  Reserve $30.00
These silver 10 cent were issued with 6 different dates between 1900 to 1915.  The weights, size and fineness were the same as 10 cent coins issued for Hong Kong & Straits Settlements.
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Lot 24. Sarawak 1933H, bronze,  1/2 cent, 18 mm diameter, 2.04 gms weight, mintage 2 million. The half cent was reintroduced during the depression years of the 30s, a one year type. The scratch in the hair reduces this coin to EF. Reserve $3.00
Charles Vyner Brooke succeeded his father in 1917 and was Rajah till 1946 when the territory was ceded to the British Crown.  During WW II it was occupied by Japan, at the end of the war Sarawak and North Borneo were joined with Malaya to form Malaya and British Borneo. 
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Bid $3.00  10.48 AM 26th May Richard Robinson - AUSTRALIA

Lot 25. Sarawak 1920H, copper nickel 1cent, 18 mm diameter, 1.94 gms weight, mintage 5 million. One year type. Streaky toning.  Reserve $15.00
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Lot 26. Sarawak 1930H, bronze 1cent, 24.5 mm diameter, 5.50 gms weight, mintage 3 million. This coin type was issued with 5 dates including the rare 1941.  Reserve $4.00
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Bid $4.00  10.48 AM 26th May Richard Robinson - AUSTRALIA

Lot 27. Sarawak 1920H, copper nickel 5cent, 21 mm diameter, 3.88 gms weight, mintage 400,000. This coin type was issued with 1920H and 1927H dates.  Reserve $2.00
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Bid $2.00  12.42 PM 19th May John Baumgart  - USA
Bid $3.00  10.48 AM 26th May Richard Robinson - AUSTRALIA

Ray Larson - USA
Lot 28. USA 1858 O New Orleans mint Seated Liberty Half dollar in XF/AU. Not as dark as scan makes it appear. Reserve $100
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Lot 29. USA 1950 S/D Quarter in fine/veryfine. Reserve $50
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Bid $50.00  8.11 PM 19th May Joe Garbarini - USA

Lot 30. The rare Canadian 1915 quarter dollar. Reserve $70
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Lot 31. Six years of BU Canadian coinage 1963,1964,1965, 1966,1968,and 1969. Reserve is $66
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Lot 32. Philppine money from the war time period. Lets put a hefty $3.00 reserve 
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Bid $3.00  3.17 AM 24th May Jim Gosney - USA]
Bid $4.00  9.13 AM 26th Mayl Ralph Huntzinger - USA
Bid $5.00  10.48 AM 26th May Richard Robinson - AUSTRALIA

Lot 33. USA 1897 Proof Indian head cent, a small unobtrusive staple scratch about 1/16 of an inch long on the obverse. Reserve $120.
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Joe Garbarini - USA
Lot 34. 1/2 2002 US Proof Set the 5 State Quarters. All perfect. Reserve $1.00.
Bid $7.00  12.24 PM 19th May Ray Larson - USA

Lot 35. 1979 US Mint Set--The Quarter has either a simple filled D or some type of variety. Reserve $1.00
Bid $3.00  9.13 AM 26th Mayl Ralph Huntzinger - USA

Lot 36. 1980 US Mint Set--The Quarter and Nickel have filled P Mint Marks. Reserve $6.00
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Lot 37. USA 1913D 5Cent MS60. Reserve $49.99
email from Joe 25 May, I messed up the scan of  the Obverse, the scan is wrong.
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Paul Richards - USA
Lot 38. 1947D Washington Quarter MS65 *full white* Beautiful, clean and white. Full 65. Excellent strike and luster. This is a nice Washington Quarter.  Reserve $1.00
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Bid $1.00  1.45 AM 20th May J Reese - USA
Bid $4.00  2.22 AM 20th May Fred Blake - USA
Bid $5.00  9.13 AM 26th Mayl Ralph Huntzinger - USA

Lot 39.1950S Washington Quarter MS60 This full-white Washer has a few too many marks for full MS63 grade. We'll poke it all the way down to MS60, but a grading service would robably stop before that. Luster is way up.  Reserve  $1.00
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Bid $1.00  1.45 AM 20th May J Reese - USA
Bid $2.00  9.13 AM 26th Mayl Ralph Huntzinger - USA

Lot 40.  1934S Walking Liberty Half VG8 Nice looking circ Walker. Who says a coin has to grade MS65 to have eye appeal? Not me! This one LOOKS GREAT! Reserve  $1.00
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Bid $1.25  12.07 PM 19th May Terry GBIE - USA
Bid $1.50  1.45 AM 20th May J Reese - USA
Bid $2.50  2.22 AM 20th May Fred Blake - USA

Lot 41. 1971 Panama 20 Balboa GIANT silver coin This is a legal tender coin from Panama and WOW it's a big one. KM#29. Over 4 ounces of sterling silver; 2 9/16 inches in diameter. They just don't make them this big very often! Quite a conversation piece. Coin is guaranteed genuine and comes with a plastic shield and presentation box. Fully uncirculated. Great Looks.   Reserve  $1.00
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Bid $5.00  11.24 AM 19th May J Reese - USA
Bid $20.00  12.07 PM 19th May Terry GBIE - USA

Ken Hughes - USA
Lot 42. - 1982 P and D Lincolns MS-63 Red Cut from souvenir sets. Still in original cello. $1 reserve.
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Lot 43. - 3 proof Lincolns (1999, 2000, 2001) Not cameos, but nice nonetheless (there is a hint of cameo on the 99 and 01). $1 reserve.
Bid $1.00  9.13 AM 26th Mayl Ralph Huntzinger - USA

Lot 44. - 2002 US Proof set Full set, ten coins, original box and papers. Nice cameo on all coins. $20 reserve (that's issue price, guys).
Bid $20.00  12.24 PM 19th May Ray Larson - USA

Lot 45. - 1945 Micro S Winged Liberty dime Fine. No reserve.
Bid $1.25  12.07 PM 19th May Terry GBIE - USA

Lot 46. - 1945 Micro S Winged Liberty dime Fine. No reserve.
Bid $1.25  12.07 PM 19th May Terry GBIE - USA

Lot 47. - 2000 South Carolina quarter UNC I have eight of these that I personally pulled from a Mint bag. Bid on one or more. I will treat this like a Dutch auction. Coins go to the top eight bids. Be sure to indicate your bid PER COIN, and how many you want. 50c Reserve (each).
Bid 2 coins X $0.50  12.24 PM 19th May Ray Larson - USA

Lot 48. - Set of 2000 Sac dollars, P/D/S. These came from Mint sets. The P & D are  uncirculated, the S is proof (obviously). There is some tarnish developing on the P-mint. I think it came from one of the "non-magic rinsed" batchs. $5 Reserve.
Bid $5.00  9.13 AM 26th Mayl Ralph Huntzinger - USA

Lot 49. - 2001-S Sac dollar Proof Personally pulled from a Proof set. Nice cameo. $7 Reserve.
Bid $7.00  9.13 AM 26th Mayl Ralph Huntzinger - USA

Lot 50. - Canadian smorgasbord, 13 coins, cents, nickels, quarters, dollar. Grades are VF to AU. This is the batch I was asking about on the talk list. It has: 1941 cent, 1946 cent, 1953 cent, 1960 cent (2), 1962 cent, 1965 cent (3 - 2 w/small beads, 1 w/large beads),1989 cent, 1938 nickel, 1959 nickel, 1964 nickel, 1950 quarter, 1977 quarter, 1994 dollar. $5 Reserve.
Bid. $6.00  11.24 AM 19th May J Reese - USA
 

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