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Photo	Denom	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
	Barber 25C	1892	MS65Star	NGC 4630735014		Gem	$975	New December 5! Exceptional Eye Appeal, Ideal Type Set Candidate, Center Rose, Peripheral Blues, Brilliant Luster. NGC Star designation for exceptional eye appeal is absolutely warranted for this gem 1892 Barber quarter. Brilliant mint frost covers fields and device on both sides. The resulting frosty luster is stunning. The obverse luster elevates the center rose and peripheral blues to a most attractive level. GFRC images accurately capture coloring and luster. Ideal for a type set where attractively toned coins are preferred. Housed in new large font NGC holder.
	Barber 25C	1896-S	EF40	PCGS 38000161		Choice	$5450	New December 5! Key Date, Steely Residual Luster, Olive-Gray with Peripheral Blue-Gold, Osprey Collection. 1896 San Francisco strikes have the third smallest mintage among the three key Barber quarter dates; 188,039 pieces Only the 1901-S and 1913-S were produced in smaller quantities and are rigorously sought after. Most surviving 1896-S quarters grade VF or lower, making this XF coin elusive and highly sought-after. This choice example retains a fair amount of steely luster that is a surprise and pleasing. Toning is intermixed olive-gray with peripheral deep blues and gold on obverse and reverse. Conservative grading appears to be at hand given the raised headband, bold wingtips and residual luster. Sure, everyone wants CAC approved examples these days but the total population in both EF grade is (1) one! Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. This example was sent to CAC and did not pass as the toning is not uniform crusty gray that has become synonymous with CAC stickers. Those collectors waiting for a CAC approved EF may be waiting for years. This offering is awfully nice at the grade and would fit well in a higher grade circulated set.
	Barber 25C	1906-O	EF40	PCGS 19931794		Gem	HOLD $215	New December 5! Gem Original, Classic Gray Patina, Fresh CAC Approval, JUST BUY IT NOW. A gem original 1906-O Barber quarter that needs little for description as the GFRC images speak for themselves. Worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with fresh CAC approval.
	Barber 25C	1915-S	AU53	PCGS 26557555		Choice	$315	New December 5! Near-Gem Original, Classic Gray Patina, Fresh CAC Approval, JUST BUY IT NOW. A stunningly original 1915 San Francisco strike with classic crusty gray patina that is the exact look that CAC will sticker. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 (2011-2013) holder with fresh CAC approval. This lovely Barber quarter warrants a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation.
	Barber 25C	1916-D	MS65	PCGS 38144282		Gem	$875	New December 5! Exceptional Iridescent Luster, Shimmering Cartwheels, Faint Obverse Rose-Gold, CAC Approval. What exceptional eye appeal for the collector building an advanced set of Barber quarters! A no question gem original 1916 Denver strike with brilliant iridescent luster. Bright light viewing activates swirling cartwheels as expected from a gem strike. Creamy center gold toning is well framed by darker shades at the peripheries. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Priced at CAC CDN bid.
	Gold G$1	1853-O Type 1 Indian Princess	MS63	PCGS 13727119		Choice	$2150	New December 5! Ideal Type 1 New Orleans Type Set Candidate, Satiny Luster, Greenish-Gold Coloring, Heavily Worn Dies. 1853 New Orleans strikes are scarce at the choice Mint State level with mintage of 290,000. Choice original surfaces a toned a medium green-gold and well preserved. Satiny luster and active cartwheels are most attractive during bright light inspection. Full struck from heavily eroded dies. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$1	1857 Type 3 Indian Princess	AU58	PCGS Rattler 7097444		Choice	$435	New December 5! Choice AU58 Type 3 Princess, Frosty Luster, Bold Strike, CAC Approval. This little gold $1 has it all. Conservative grading in old rattler holder as a start. Frosty mint bloom is undisturbed on both sides and produces attractive luster. Strike is complete. An ideal candidate for collectors pursuing AU58 CAC sets or for those collecting by type on a budget. Housed in PCGS Gen 1.2 (1986-1989) rattler holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$2.5	1843 Liberty	EF45	PCGS 37621044		Choice	$475	New December 5! Early Philadelphia Strike, Classic Green-Gold Patina, Mirrored Fields, Reflective Luster, Conservative Grading. Classic green-gold coloring adorns both side on this wholesome 1843 Philadelphia struck $2.5 quarter eagle. Mirrored fields still offer reflective luster. Grading appears to be quick conservative. If in the market for early gold quarter eagles, please give this offering serious consideration. It has to be one of the nicest EF45 graded example seen since launching GFRC. Images are fully accurate and representative of the quality. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$2.5	1852 Liberty	MS63	PCGS 36755589		Choice	$1150	New December 5! Satiny Luster, Light Greenish-Gold Coloring, Hammered Strike, Choice and Well Preserved. Ideal for type given the higher mintage. This 1852 $2.5 quarter eagle offers satiny luster along with active cartwheels. Strike is hammered with all devices fully impressed. Surfaces are unabraded with luster being the dominant factor for the assigned grade. CAC review validated the strict originality and accurate grading. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Priced at CDN CAC guide.
	Gold G$2.5	1855 Liberty	MS62	PCGS 37378618		Choice	$1050	New December 5! Thick Mint Bloom, Brilliant Luster, Greenish-Gold Patina, Choice Original Surfaces, CAC Approval. Another choice early $2.5 Liberty gold offering for date set or type. Frosty luster and greenish-gold coloring are consistent with the issue. Strike is complete. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Fairly priced at CDN CAC guide.
	Barber 25C	1892-1916 Nearly Complete Set		PCGS		Choice	$8475	New December 4! Choice Partial Barber Quarter Collection, Freshly Graded, Natural Toning, Many CAC Candidates. A raw Barber Quarter partial set that was carefully assembled at the VF30-VF35 grade level with all pieces being natural toned light gray or classic crusty gray that will bring instant CAC green beans. Missing the 1896-S, 1897-O, 1901-S, 1902-O, and 1913-S dates. Please step back for a moment and consider the number of years necessary to locate choice Barber quarters at the VF30 average grade level. All piece are strictly original without marks or issues. This set is being sold intact due to color and quality uniformity. It would be sad to consider breaking up a set that took years to assemble. A complete list of dates and images of the 1896-O PCGS VF30, 1897-S PCGS VF30, 1901-O PCGS VF20, 1905-O PCGS VF35, 1909-O PCGS VF30, 1911-D PCGS VF30, 1913 PCGS VF30, and 1914-S PCGS VF20 specimens can be found at the Daily Blog link.
	Gold G$1	1874 Type 3 Indian Princess	MS64	PCGS OGH 4669700		Choice	$825	New December 4! Rich Mint Bloom, Orange-Gold Patina. Brilliant Luster, Conservative Grading. Substantial granular mint frost is continuous throughout the fields and devices on this gorgeous 1874 Type 3 Indian Princess. Resulting luster is stunning with shimmering cartwheels. Coloring is classic orange-gold. Strike is just a tad weak at the hair curls but the luster and conservative grading more than compensate at the MS64 grade level. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) old green holder with CAC approval. Collectors should be paying attention to U.S. CAC gold as premiums continue to see upward pressure. What a wonderful type coin candidate.
	Seated 25C	1852/52	MS63	NGC 698531017	Briggs 1-A	Choice	New Price $1195	New December 4! Special 15% Price Reduction - Choice Original Surfaces, Tough 1852 Philadelphia Date, Cold Quarters Collection. The 1852 Seated quarter date remains an enigma for me. This date is scarcer in circulated grades rather than mint state and is infrquently seen given its mintage of 177,060. This date appear to have been caught up with the silver bullion arbitrage situation that occurred during 1851 through early 1853 timeframe until silver weight was lowered. A small supply of mint tate examples managed to survive, mostly in the MS63 and MS64 grades. This offered example is probably one of those. Overall strike is well executed with just a stars 6 and 7 lacking connected centrils. Surfaces are frosty and covered with a light pewter-silver patina along with some faint gold. Blemish wise, the obverse has a few micro lines in the upper left obverse field and to a lessor extant, in the lower left and right fields. The reverse is better preserved with no blemishes. In hand eye appeal is pleasing. Housed in newer NGC holder with edge view insert. An important numismatic offering from the Cold Quarters Collection. As a reference, GFRC sold a PCGS AU58 example for $1700 during April 2017.
	Barber 10C	1898	AU53	PCGS 19081503		Choice	HOLD $85	New December 3! Pretty Copper-Gold Toning, Brilliant Frosty Luster, Choice Original Surfaces, JUST BUY IT NOW!. Please don’t think too hard as a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation is warranted for this most attractive 1898 Barber dime. The eye appeal is well beyond the assigned AU53 grade as is the rich frosty luster. A few ancient micro lines in the fields probably account for the grade on a conservative day. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Barber 25C	1905-S	AU55	PCGS 21876731		Choice	HOLD $400	New December 3! Brilliant Iridescent Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, Choice Original Surfaces, Peripheral Gold. A gorgeous 1905 San Francisco strike with bold iridescent luster and flashy cartwheels. The peripheral coloring nicely frames the lightly toned centers. Strike is absolutely hammered including those pesky eagle claws and arrow stems on the reverse. Overall, a well balance and most attractive offering for the selective collector. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Barber 50C	1896-S	AU55	PCGS 38404030		Choice	$1850	New December 3! Considering a mintage of 1,140,948, the 1896-S date has few survivors at the AU and Mint State grade levels. Overall a scarce better date and rare in Mint State. Hard brilliant luster is readily apparent during initial bright light inspection. Others might call the luster crisp due to slightly mirrored fields and swirling cartwheels. Strike is sharply impressed with high relief stars and along with full claws and arrow stems on the reverse. A golden-rose patina is mostly transparent to the underlying luster. An opportunity to acquire a challenging date at the scarce AU55 grade level. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. PCGS population is only fourteen pieces.
	Seated 25C	1856-S	F15	PCGS 34513168	Briggs 3-D	Choice	HOLD $715	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. This is a better date in the Seated quarter series with a mintage of just 286,000 pieces. The San Francisco Mint was more focused on gold coinage during the 1850s, as abundant quantities of the yellow metal poured forth from the western mines. This piece exhibits medium gray toning, characteristic of the Mountain View "look," which is clearly evident as one views the Mountain View Seated quarter gallery on GFRC. Briggs 3-D with a high date. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-date) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 25C	1856S/S Large/Small S	AG3	PCGS 32237600		Choice	HOLD $575	New December 2! Large S/Small S, Top 25 Varieties, . This is a prominent variety in the Seated quarter series and is listed in the Guide Book, which assigns a substantial premium to this overpunched mintmark error. The smaller mintmark was from a punch likely intended for a Seated dime and is plainly visible underneath the larger S, peeking out to the right on this example. The rims are not quite full, as expected, but the all-important mintmark is bold and the repunching is evident to the naked eye. Surfaces are obviously worn, but scratches and other defects typically seen at this grade level are minimal. Housed in a PCGS Gen 5.0 (2014-2015) Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 25C	1857-S	VG08	PCGS 28454082	Briggs 2-C	Choice	$400	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. The 1857-S quarter is one of the more underrated pieces in the Seated quarter pieces, with a mintage of only 82,000 coins. The rare 1872-S quarter was actually struck in higher quantities, to the extent of 83,000 examples, although the survival rate for that elusive issue is somewhat lower than for the 1857-S quarter. This CAC-approved example has no significant surface issues, and the coin exhibits a mix of color underlying a light brown palette, with shades of rose, aqua, and chestnut underneath. CAC has certified only 24 pieces total. Briggs 2-C with a high mintmark touching both the feather and stem. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder.
	Seated 25C	1858-S	F15	PCGS 34200348	Briggs 2-B	Choice	HOLD $1250	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. The 1858-S becomes extremely tough in EF and above, and it's no slouch at this grade level either, especially when considering the eye appeal of the present example. CAC has approved but 18 examples in all grades combined. This piece boasts smooth surfaces with lighter fields offsetting the more richly toned protected areas at the rims and around the central figures. A very light line extends from the eagle's beak, but the aesthetic appeal is exceptional for an 1858-S at this grade level. Indeed, opportunities such as this generally come only when a carefully formed collection is made available to the market. Briggs 2-B with the mintmark just touching stem. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-date) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 25C	1859-S	VG10	PCGS 81787058	Briggs 1-A	Choice	$900	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. Coins such as this are the epitome of Seated coin collecting. While it's nice to have an unlimited checkbook and first shot at the best collections when they are broken up, the reality for most collectors is quite different. But one can be a connoisseur at any level, as the Mountain View consignor demonstrates. The present coin is a choice example of a low-mintage issue, with significant foundational value as a pleasing, rare piece. Dappled olive toning graces medium gray surfaces on both sides, while the fields are above average for a coin at this technical grade. The CAC population is a mere 20 pieces. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-date) holder.
	Seated 25C	1860-S	VG08	PCGS 27548968	Briggs 1-A	Choice	$1650	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. Along with the 1864-S and 1872-S quarters, the 1860-S is in the top tier of desirability when it comes to collecting Seated quarters from the San Francisco Mint. This will be one of first coins examined when viewing a set of quarters, and there will be no apologizing for this example. Even silver color is surrounded by chestnut tones at the rims while ample "dirt" hides in the protected areas - precisely the wear pattern one expects on an original coin. Briggs 1-A, the only variety for this issue. CAC has certified just 18 examples, including this, in all grades. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder.
	Seated 25C	1861-S	F12	PCGS 31609269	Briggs 2-B	Choice	$1250	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. Yet another challenging coin in the Seated quarter series, the 1861-S was struck to the extent of only 96,000 pieces. Remarkably, of this entire issue, which once existed in the form of well struck, gem uncirculated pieces, only 18 have been certified by CAC as retaining a sufficient measure of originality. This example has the "circulated cameo" look with deep indigo shades contrasting with lighter fields and neatly outlining the stars and reverse legend. A lovely coin for the grade that would fit in nicely with a circulated set of Seated quarters. Briggs 2-B with a centered mintmark. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 (2014-2015) Dupont hologram holder.
	Seated 25C	1864-S	G06	PCGS 30998707	Briggs 1-A	Choice	HOLD $1250	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. Regarded as perhaps the toughest coin among the San Francisco quarters, the mintage of the 1864-S was a mere 20,000 pieces. A handful of these - just ten pieces - have been certified by CAC. This piece is exceptional for the grade with only circulation wear and no distracting problems. Silver-toned surfaces contrast with light crust in the stars and legend. Given the combination of rarity and eye appeal, this piece will sell quickly. Briggs 1-A, with mintmark separated from the feather, and upward sloping date. Housed in a PCGS Gen 5.0 (2014-2015) Dupont hologram holder.
	Seated 25C	1865-S	VG08	PCGS 29677892	Briggs 1-A	Choice	HOLD $550	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. Mintage of all coins in the 1860s decreased as the Civil War drove hard money out of circulation. The quarter dollars were no exception as both the Philadelphia and San Francisco Mints ramped down production. This is yet another low-mintage San Francisco issue, 41,000 pieces, of which CAC has certified but 14.This is a gem piece for the grade, with medium gray color and darker shades outlining the stars, legend, and central figures. A few light lines bisect the eagle, none inconsistent with the assigned grade. Housed in a PCGS Gen 5.0 (2014-2015) Dupont hologram holder.
	Seated 25C	1866-S	VG10	PCGS 81734995	Briggs 1-A	Choice	HOLD $1300	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. San Francisco began using a smaller mintmark punch on this issue, and this reverse die has a distinctive cut in the lower portion of the mintmark, an anomaly seen also on the 1867-S and 1869-S quarters. Low mintage is again the watchword for the San Francisco Seated quarter series, with only 28,000 pieces struck in this year. This is a lovely, light silver example with even, smooth surfaces and no distracting marks apart from a short line in Liberty's face. This is an elusive coin, particularly so when CAC-certified, with just 11 pieces approved by CAC altogether. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-date) holder.
	Seated 25C	1867-S	F15	PCGS 14165155	Briggs 1-A	Original	HOLD $1500	New December 2! Original, Mt. View Collection. This issue has been a prized rarity at the Mint State level, but it remains challenging across all grade levels, and especially so with this level of quality. This pleasing piece offers hints of color underneath a light silver surface, with wisps of rose and blue embedded throughout. The obverse is predominantly light gray while the reverse is slightly more intense. Mark are minimal and there is a small tick at star 4. The eye appeal is strong, and, when matched with rarity of the issue, combines to create a numismatic prize. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 25C	1868-S	F12	PCGS 29100374	Briggs 1-A	Choice	$400	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. Most of the low-mintage San Francisco quarters were struck from a single die pair, and the 1868-S issue is no exception. Curiously, the reverse die used for the 1866, 1867, and 1869 San Francisco quarters was not used in this year. Medium gray toning covers both sides of this example, with heavier dirt in the lower portions of the obverse and reverse. A couple horizontal lines bisect Liberty, but the surfaces are smooth and original. There is a small patch of roughness above the right wing, even so this remains a most appealing example for the grade. Briggs 1-A, the only die pair for this issue, with mintmark punched to the left. CAC has certified just 15 pieces. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 (2014-2015) Dupont hologram holder.
	Seated 25C	1869-S	F15	PCGS 14831157	Briggs 1-A	Choice	HOLD $650	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. This a gem example for the grade, with even, medium toning and no distracting spots. Surfaces are smooth and remarkably problem-free for the grade. CAC has certified only 12 examples, making any buying opportunity an infrequent event. As with all 1869-S quarters, this example exhibits traces of the date in the dentils at the obverse base of the coin. Briggs 1-A, the only die pair used for 1869-S quarters. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 holder (2005-2011).
	Seated 25C	1871-S	VG10	PCGS 33194287	Briggs 1-A	Choice	HOLD $2200	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. For many years this was an underrated date in the series, but today is more recognized with the advent of certified population reports. In addition to the PCGS and NGC reports, we now also have the CAC census, which provides additional insight into the quality of the remaining population. For the 1871-S, CAC has blessed but a tiny group of 11 pieces, and this coin is among the most affordable of these select few. Light silver color covers both sides of this example, while the obverse stars, date, and central figure are nicely outlined by minimal crust in the protected areas. There are a few scattered marks as expected for the grade, but the surfaces are largely smooth and the overall eye appeal is strong. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-date) holder.
	Seated 25C	1872-S	VG10	PCGS 27767091	Briggs 1-A	Choice	$3950	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. This is the key to the San Francisco Seated quarter set, with a low mintage of 83,000 pieces and an even lower rate of survival. In over 30 years of operation, PCGS and NGC combined have reported only 75 grading events total. Of these 75, only eight have been CAC-certified. This example features medium gray toning with hints of chestnut on both sides. Apart from a few marks at star 6 and 7 the fields are smooth. As is typical for lower-grade examples, the obverse detail is stronger than the reverse. The aesthetic appeal is strong, and altogether this presents an enticing combination of rarity and quality. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder.
	Seated 25C	1874-S	F12	PCGS 83631828	Briggs 2-A	Choice	HOLD $115	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. With Arrows quarters are pursued by many U.S. type coin collectors, creating appeal to a wide audience. While quarters in the mid-1870s become more common, quality remains elusive, with just 29 pieces of this issued certified by CAC. This example represents the characteristic "look" of the consignor's collection, with medium gray surfaces neatly surrounded by crust in the protected areas of the stars, date, legend, and central figures. A couple light lines cross Liberty's breast but are minor considerations given the overall eye appeal. Briggs 2-A with an upward sloping date and the 1 in the date aligned with vertical stripe 7. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-date) holder.
	Seated 25C	1875-S	F15	PCGS 15449990	Briggs 1-A	Choice	HOLD $165	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. Although a lower mintage issue, with less than a million pieces struck, the 1875-S pricing is more in line with "common date" status. Such opportunities are numerous with the Liberty Seated series. This example is another gem for the grade from the Mountain View collection, with unspotted, even gray toning and original crust embedded in the recesses of the design. Briggs 1-A, the only variety for this issue. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 25C	1878-S	F12	PCGS 26878168	Briggs 1-A	Choice	HOLD $900	New December 2! Choice Original, Mt. View Collection. The 1878-S is the last difficult San Francisco Seated quarter, with the 1888-S and 1891-S being more easily acquired issues. CAC has certified but 12 examples. This piece exhibits medium gray toning and hints of olive underlying the surface. Consistent with other coins in the Mountain View consignment, lighter fields and central figures contrast with darker shades in protected areas. Scattered ticks cover largely smooth surfaces, and the aesthetic appeal is compelling, especially in light of the rarity of this issue. Briggs 1-A, the only die pair for this issue. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder with CAC approval.
	Capped Bust 25C	1821	F12	PCGS 19646447	B-3	Choice	$395	New December 1! Choice Original, Gorgeous Circulated Cameo Eye Appeal, Accurately Graded. How I wish that all Capped Bust quarters could be located in this well preserved condition. Dark gray fields nicely frame the lighter main device. This contrasting appearance is often noted as circulated cameo; a fine description for the 1821 B-3 strike. Completely unabraded and accurately graded. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with standard ring insert and CAC approval. A pleasing early Capped Bust offering that is making a second apperance on the GFRC price list. Hurry on this one as can't imagine it will last long.
	Seated 25C	1838 No Drapery	VF25	PCGS 26806623		Choice	$215	New December 1! No Drapery Type, Choice Original, Perfect Circulated Cameo Eye Appeal, Accurately Graded. No Drapery Type. Well above average in terms of circulated cameo eye appeal and so pleasing. Fields are toned even crusty gray while primary devices are shaded with light natural coloring. No blemishes to mention and accurately graded. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder with edge view insert.
	Barber 10C	1911-S	MS66	PCGS 35222494		Gem	$940	New November 30! Superb Eye Appeal, Aquamarine and Copper-Gold Toning. Brilliant Satiny Luster, Registry Set Candidate. This gorgeous 1911 San Francisco strike is so well balance! Pastel aquamarine and peripheral gold cover the obverse while the reverse is shimmering copper. Satiny mint bloom is brilliant regardless of the semi-transparent coloring. Strike is also complete. Hand picked from a wholesaler's box at the 2019 Winter Baltimore show and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. Just a wonderful gem that will please the buyer for years to come.
	Barber 50C	1911-S	AU58	PCGS 38192275		Choice	$1250	New November 30! Underrated Grade, Brilliant Silky Luster, Swirling Carwheels, Low PCGS Population. The Barber half dollar series is full of surprises including the 1911 San Francisco date. A scarce popular issue that is also underrated. Mintage is a substantial 1,272,000 piece but only twelve have been certified AU58 by PCGS. CoinFacts auction prices are well above the PCGS guide, so pleased consider this fact during a potential purchase evaluation. Silky luster and swirling cartwheels are instantly apparent during bright inspection. Faint peripheral gold is also seen under a light source. Well struck. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.
	Capped Bust 50C	1807 Large Stars, 50/20	VF35	PCGS 27687965	O-112 R4	Choice	$835	New November 30! Large Stars, 50/20C, Choice Original, Crusty Gray Patina, Union Bridge Collection. The 1807 O-112 is a popular die variety due to a reverse error. The 5 in 50 C was first punched using a 2 digit. The error was corrected by punching a 5 over the 2. Though the dies have been lapped during the O-112 die pairing, the residual upper loop of the 2 digit is easy seen with a 10x loupe. The offered example has been well preserved with choice surfaces covered by thick crusty gray patina. Some embedded olive hues are seen on the reverse. Strike is fully executed with all stars having rounded segments along with well defined hair curls. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 (2012-2014) holder with CAC approval. A noteworthy divestment from the Union Bridge Collection.
	Capped Bust 50C	1810	AU53	PCGS 13168541	O-102	Choice	$1100	New November 30! Choice Original Early Strike, Golden Gray Patina, Residual Frosty Luster, Union Bridge Collection. The 1810 Capped Bust half dollar date contains no rare die pairings or overdates. However, this early date is pursued by collectors, especially those with choice original surfaces and/or full strikes. The Union Bridge Collection is back with a new consignment that consists of three CAC approved early types coins. This 1810 O-102 half offers old time golden-gray surfaces along with residual frosty luster. Originality is unquestionable and worthy of its CAC green bean. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder and an ideal candidate for higher circulated grade Capped Bust date set. Try building the date set with only CAC approved coins for a higher degree of difficulty.
	Seated $1	1843	EF40	PCGS 27410427		Choice	HOLD $725	New November 30! Near-Gem Original, Gun Metal Gray-Blue Patina, Classic Circulated Eye Appeal, Union Bridge Collection. Operating GFRC means handling many Liberty Seated dollars with most having less than stellar preservation states. Along comes this near-gem original 1843 Seated dollar from the Union Bridge Collection to whet the appetite of serious collectors. Though an early common date, this example could be an outstanding type coin with its uniform gun metal gray-blue patina and unabraded surfaces. Bright light viewing exposes blue field shades on both sides. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 (2012-2014) holder. Hurry on this piece as it will not last longer.
	Seated 50C	1839 No Drapery	VF30	PCGS 38087779	WB-4	Choice	$925	New November 30! No Drapery Design Type, Crusty Gray-Olive Patina, Choice Original Surfaces, CAC Approval. Liberty Seated half dollar collectors should pay special attention to the 1839 No Drapery Liberty Seated half offering. Firstly, this piece is the only CAC approved example at the VF30 grade level. Second is the choice original surfaces that are toned with crusty gray patina and embedded olive hues. The third important point is the position on the pricing curve. Retail prices quickly double in EF and again in choice AU. A quality piece that would fit well in a circulated EF date and mint mark set. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. CDN CAC guide price is $975 as a reference point.
	Seated 50C	1861-O Union Issuie	AU50	raw	W-1 R-6	Cleaned	$875	New November 30! Union Administration, W-1 Die Pairing, Brilliant Surfaces, Cleaned, Typical Strike, R6 Rarity. . The W-1 die pairing produced the initial Union Administration strikes during January 1861. The following month, mint authority transferred to the State of Louisiana. Though the total Union mintage is estimated to be 330,00 by Randy Wiley and Bill Bugert, Union strikes are rarities in today's market. This offering is one of the few handled by GFRC. There is a lack of published research that explains the difficulty in locating Union strikes as compared to Louisiana and CSA counterparts. However, a personal conversation with a high level mint employee produced the theory that most pieces were exported to Europe during early 1861 for Confederate States weapons purchases. This example has bold AU details, a sharp scroll, and reverse eagle feathers. Strike is typical with weakness at the gown line and eagle legs and claws. This piece has seen a mechanics cleaning with faint hairlines throughout the obverse and reverse. Regardless, the eye appeal remains decent. Since Union strikes are so difficult to locate and under strong collector demand, this example would be an ideal filler in a complete 1861-O die variety set.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1940-S	MS66	PCGS 38286737		Gem	$1200	New November 30! Brilliant Frosty Luster, Superb Gem, Swirling Cartwheels. Regardless of a mintage of 4,550,000 pieces, the 1940-S date is very scarce in superb gem. MS66+ is the last affordable grade as full MS67 bring a 10x price increase to $15,000 price guide. The example offers incredible mint bloom and swirling cartwheels. Surfaces are pristine and unabraded. Strike from worn dies with luster being between frosty and satiny. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. An important opportunity for the advanced collector and Set Registry participants.
	Early Commems 25C	1893	MS63	NGC Fatty 193467003		Choice	$550	New November 29! 1892 Isabella Commemorative, Beautifully Toned, Frosty Luster, CAC Approval. The 1893 Isabella is one of my favorite early silver commemoratives due to many being available with beautiful toning. Made available at the World's Columbian Exposition but in the shadow of the Columbian half dollar. Few were purchased by the public and most were sold in later years. This lovely example offers frosty underlying luster multi-color toning. Surfaces are unabraded. Overall eye appeal is worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. The assgined NGC grade is a function of luster rather than any distracting marks. Housed in early NGC Fatty holder with CAC approval.
	Early Commems 50C	1918	MS65	NGC 2506663008		Gem	$240	New November 29! 1918 Illinios Commemorative, Thick Frosty Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, Fully Struck. A wonderful "Lincoln" Illinios Centennial half dollar with rich frosty luster and active cartwheels. Though considered to be common, most will be found untoned white or with light toning. This fully struck example has eye appealing medium gold coloring and is above average for the asking price. Housed in older NGC holder with standard ring insert.
	Early Commems 50C	1934	MS66	NGC Fatty 183349022		Gem	$415	New November 29! 1934 Boone Commemorative, Low Mintage, Thick Frosty Luster, Copper-Gold Patina, Superb Gem. The 1934 Boone silver commemorative mintage was limited to 10,007 coins with a high survival rate. This issue is found with frosty to satiny-like luster with excellent eye appeal. Collector challenge is locating an example that they find especially appealing. This lovely specimen captured my attention at the 2019 Winter Baltimore pre-show buying event as so attractive and well struck. Housed in old NGC Fatty holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 25C	1857	MS63	NGC 1716801003	Briggs 1-A	Choice	$550	New November 29! Heavily Rusted Dies, Frosty Luster, Rich Rose-Gold Patina, Complete Strike. 1857 Philadelphia strikes are considered to be common in all circulated grades. Mint State example are infrequently seen and desirable when they appear. This attractive Briggs 1-A example walked up to the GFRC at the 2019 Winter Baltimore show and was instantly purchased. NGC grading is accurate along with the example being struck from heavily rusted dies include an obverse die blob below pole and cap. Frosty luster interacts well with the rich rose-gold patina that is uniform on both sides. Strike is complete and adds to overall eye appeal. Housed in old NGC holder with standard ring insert.
	Seated 50C	1852	MS62	PCGS 38420297		Choice	$3100	New November 29! Rare Philadelphia Date, Choice Original, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Hints of Golden Coloring, Hammered Strike.. By now, GFRC customer are well aware of the silver arbitrage taking place during the 1850 to 1853 timeframe when silver bullion price increased due to excessive gold flooding the market from California. Most 1852 struck Seated halves at Philadelphia and New Orleans mints were melted during that period leaving few available for present day collectors. Frosty cartwheel luster and choice original surfaces are instantly evident when first viewed. Strike is 100% complete with all star centrils connected and reverse eagle details being boldly defined. Coloring is a light gold which has been enhanced by GFRC photography. Fields are free of any abrasions with a few faint micro hairlines accounting for the assigned grade. The WB-2 die variety is easily attributed by diagonal die scratches inside the reverse shield. Freshly graded in housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.
	Washington 25C	1935	MS67+	PCGS 37675845		Gem	$1100	New November 29! Superb Gem, Set Registy Quality, Peripheral Toning. A superb Gem that is heavily frosted with peripheral reddish-copper and cobalt blue patina. An outstanding condition rarity for an issue that is perfect for an advanced regisry set. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Washington 25C	1945-D	MS67+	PCGS 37675852		Gem	$1650	New November 29! Superb Gem, Set Registy Quality, Peripheral Toning. A lustrous superb gem with perfectly original and untouched surfaces throughout. Overall, toning is light champagne-gold with a rainbow crescent on the right obverse border. This piece is one of the finest survivors. PCGS population is sixteen at MS67+ with none finer. An important opportunity for advanced Registry Set participants. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Washington 25C	1945-S	MS67+	PCGS 37476774		Gem	$2150	New November 29! Tied Finest Certified, Superb Gem, Set Registy Quality, Copper-Rose Patina. This beautiful superb gem 1945-S MS67+ CAC Washington quarter is tied for finest certified for its issue at PCGS. Pleasing frosty surfaces are toned a copper-rose on the obverse with hints of gold at the reverse periphery. Silky smooth luster is at hand during bright light viewing with strong visual appeal, Idea for inclusion in a high ranked Washington quarter set on the PCGS Registry. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Washington 25C	1953	MS67+	PCGS 36607719		Gem	$1500	New November 29! Condition Census, Superb Gem, Set Registry Candidate, Multi-Color Toning, CAC Approval. This most attractive 1853 Washing quarter offers rich frosty luster and completely unabraded surfaces. One of the finest known survivors from this mintage of 18.5 million pieces and in the condition census at grade; none graded finer. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval, a key factor for desirability among Set Registry competitors.
	Washington 25C	1954-S	MS67+	PCGS 37675857		Gem	$1050	New November 29! Superb Gem, Rich Orange-Copper Patina, Frosty Luster, CAC Approval. Rich orange-copper patina covers much of the obverse while the reverse is frosty white with similar orange-copper toning arc at the upper periphery. Both sides are equally superb with bountiful luster and virtually pristine features. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Barber 25C	1894-O	AU55	PCGS 31330426		Choice	$430	New November 28! Early New Orleans Date, Near-Gem Original, Olive-Gold Toning, Fully Struck, JUST BUY IT NOW!. A superbly original 1894-O Barber quarter that warrants a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation regardless of the premium pricing. Semi-transparent olive-gold patina is uniform and undisturbed on both sides. Strike is complete with reverse eagle claws and arrow steams. Soft frosty luster glows during bright light inspection. How I wish that more Barber coinage could be located in this wonderful preservation state. An absolutely premium offering that will please the buyer for years to come. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
	Barber 50C	1912-S	MS64	PCGS 38150657		Gem	$1450	New November 28! Creamy Frosty Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, Gem Original Surfaces. What an attractive 1912-S Barber half dollar! This gem has managed to retain its creamy frosty luster and swirling cartwheels after being well preserved for over a century. A 10x loupe inspection revealed delicate mint frost across the fields and devices with just one field contact mark by star 12. This granular mint frost produces a unique type of luster that is best described as "creamy." Cartwheels are active and swirling under a light source. Strike is complete with high relief stars and complete lower reverse devices. Overall coloring is a faint gold which GFRC photography has amplified with some greenish tones. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A special offering that I would enjoy owning in a personal collection.
	Draped Bust 50C	1805/4	F15	PCGS 82298165	O-102 R3	Choice	HOLD $1500	New November 28! 1805/4 Overdate, Wonderful Circulated Cameo Eye Appeal, Gray Fields, CAC Approval. If in the market for classic early American Draped Bust halves, might I suggest that you consider this pretty 1805/4 O-102 offering? The circulated cameo eye appeal immediately jumps out for a most pleasing viewing experience. Fields are toned an ebony-gray while the wear points are lightly shades with hints of rose. Strike is typical for the O-102 die pairing with a bold overdate on the 5 digit. CAC approval validates the originality and superior eye appeal at a mid circulated grade. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 and worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation.
	Morgan $1	1885-S	MS65	PCGS 38145132		Gem	$1600	New November 28! Rare Grade, Mirrored Fields, Golden Peripheral Toning, Not Your Typical Blast White MS65. Yes indeed, this is not your typical frosty while 1885 San Francisco Morgan dollar! Fields are mirrored on both sides with brilliant reflective luster. Cartwheels freely swirl and reflect huge amounts of light back to the viewer. The attractive peripheral toning adds another dimension to the viewing experience. Irregular burn gold shades nicely frame the untoned centers. Rich sky blue toning is evident on front of Liberty and adds more charm. Clearly, an original gem that warrants a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendations for those wishing to own Morgan dollars with differentiated eye appeal. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with an attractive offer price.
	Barber 25C	1897-O	VF20	PCGS 16782006		Choice	$380	New November 27! Semi-Key Date, Low Mintage, Light Gray Toning, CAC Approval. An early semi-key Barber quarter date with crusty original patina. Choice survivors are clustered at the F12 to VF25 and EF45 to AU50 grade levels. This new GFRC offering is the lone VF20 graded piece to be approved by CAC. Obverse surfaces are unabraded while the reverse has several ancient contact marks by (OF A)MERICA that did not bother PCGS or CAC. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval. CAC CDN guide is $390 as a reference point.
	Barber 25C	1909-D	MS65	PCGS 21697582		Gem	$1250	New November 27! Thick Frosty Luster, Faint Golden-Gray, Well Struck, CAC Approval. A gem original 1909 Denver strike with rich frosty luster throughout both sides. Well struck on the edge with some center weakness. A light greenish-gold patina is consistent and a bit amplified by GFRC photography. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 (2011-2013) holder with CAC approval.
	Buffalo 5C	1913-S Type 1	MS66	PCGS 38276890		Gem	$1295	New November 27! Type 1, Superb Gem, Steely Radiant Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, Complete Strike, Registry Set Quality. A marvelous 1913-S Type 1 example that offers bold luster. I'm still on the fence as whether the luster is best described as steely or satiny. Since struck with fresh dies, the better terms is brilliant steely luster. Bright light viewing is most enjoyable due to active cartwheels and bold strike. Locating MS66 examples of this date is not that difficult. The challenge lies with finding a well balanced example with rich luster and deeply impressed strike. This piece fits those parameters. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.
	Buffalo 5C	1917-D	MS66	PCGS 38158617		Gem	$6350	New November 27! Superb Branch Mint Gem, Brilliant Satiny Luster, Gorgeous Eye Appeal, Registry Set Quality. The 1917-D issue is rarely seen in superb gem condition, despite a mintage of nearly 10 million coins. Small denomination coinage from the Denver Mint circulated extensively during this period leaving few gem survivors for modern day collectors. PCGS population report indicate twenty-eight at the MS66 grade level with four finer (three MS66+ and a sole MS67). This superb gem offers delicate champagne toning across pristine, satiny surfaces. The Indian's upper feather and the bison's head and shoulder show mild strike weakness. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A candidate for a top level Registry set.
	Buffalo 5C	1925-S	MS65+	NGC 4718316002		Gem	$28500	New November 27! Series Key Date in Gem, Condition Census Example, Beautiful Toned Gem, Satiny Mint Frost, CAC approval. The 1925-S date is one of the key dates in the Buffalo nickel series and extremely rare in Gem Original preservation state. This date is the third rarest Buffalo in gem trailing only the 1920-S and 1926-S. GFRC is incredibly pleased to be ramping its Buffalo nickel inventory with this gem offering that ranks in the condition census. Overall, the eye appeal is superb and would be a substantial acquisition for the Buffalo specialist. This offering is one of the finest certified example. Rich orange-gold blends with iridescent mint green hues. This piece is well struck with typical weakness on the reverse that is commonplace for the issue. Most importantly, the horn is well defined as is the tail. A careful 10x loupe inspection found completely unabraded surfaces. Satiny mint frost is vibrant and pleasing. Housed in new large font NGC holder with CAC approval. CAC approval is critical for long term financial value in this increasingly tiered numismatic market. As a reference, CDN CAC pricing is $17,500 for MS65 and jumping to $48,400 at MS66. The GFRC offer price is below two CoinFacts auction records at the $31,000 to $32,000 level.
	Capped Bust 50C	1814	AU58	PCGS 12193632	O-104a R2	Choice	HOLD $1750	New November 27! Desirable AU58 Grade, CAC Approval, Frosty Luster, Old Time Light Gold Toning, Perfectly Original!. Certain early type silver coins scream originality upon initial review. This 1814 O-102 Capped Bust half has it all; consevative AU58 grading, CAC approval, and old time lustrous surfaces with light gold patina. Completely unmolested silver coins have that signature "look" that becomes immediately evident with experience. This 1814 half is one of those pieces and is an ideal candidate for an AU58 CAC approved type set. GFRC images accurately capture the device details, strike and unabraded surfaces. I see long term value as this offering will please the collector for years to come. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder. As a reference CDN CAC bid is $1880.
	Draped Bust 50C	1801	VF20	PCGS 32246113	O-102	Choice	$3150	New November 27! Large Eagle Reverse, Robert Scot Engraver, Low Mintage Date, Near-Gem at Grade, CAC Approval. There are certain desirable early type coins that don't often appear in the market place. 1801 and 1802 Draped Bust halves are an example. What a delight when this near-gem original 1801 O-102 specimen walked up to the GFRC table at the Whitman Baltimore show. An example that is exceptionally well preserved with unabraded fields. Natural crusty gray patina covers the fields on both sides while the main device wear points are lightly colored. One could say this piece has a partial circulated cameo appearance and eye appeal. Accurately grade and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval. I just can't see this special example lasting long on the GFRC price list.
	Flowing Hair 50C	1795	F15	PCGS 38000196	O-110 R4	Choice	$3250	New November 27! Near Gem at Grade, Circulated Cameo Eye Appeal, Natural Gray-Gold Patina, CAC Approval. This classy 1795 O-110 Flowing Hair half dollar offers superior eye appeal with natural gray-gold surfaces and circulated cameo contrast. The O-110 die pairing is easily attributed by a stemless berry below the small eagle's tail feathers along with stars 1 and 2 being distance from the hair curls. GFRC images accurately capture the well preserved surfaces and overall appearance. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. A 2019 Winter Baltimore show new purchase that will definitely please the selective collector.
	Seated 10C	1846	EF40	PCGS 37406480	F-101	Choice	HOLD $3500	New November 27! With Stars Key Date, Perfectly Original, Crusty Gray Patina, Affordable Grade, CAC Approval. There is no question that 1846 Philadelphia strikes are in continuous demand due to key date status for the Liberty Seated dime With Stars design type. Mintage is a tiny 31,300 pieces with nearly all survivors found at the VG through VF grade levels. In EF grades, prices increase rapidly since the date is rare in choice AU. GFRC is pleased to have gained access to a choice original EF40 example that screams originality. Surfaces are 100% unabraded and attractive. A crusty gray patina covers the obverse and reverse. Strike is typical for the date with a some weakness at the reverse wreath leaves. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. An important offering for serious Liberty Seated dime collectors given that CAC approval AU50 examples will trade at the $9,000 to $10,000 level.
	Seated 50C	1873 No Arrows, Open 3	VF20	PCGS 38222188		Original	$5150	New November 27! Rare Open 3 Variety, No Arrows Date, Near-Choice Original Surfaces, Natural Gray Toning, Affordable Price Point. The 1873 Open 3, No Arrows Liberty Seated half is a challenging rarity. In A Guidebook of Liberty Seated Coins, Q. David Bowers writes the following concerning this date, "Mintage figures were estimated years ago as 587,000 Closed 3 coins and 214,200 Open 3 coins from the Philadelphia Mint before arrows were added besides the date. These figures seem to have been guesses and seem to have no validity.....With a collective total of 801,800 coins of both varieties produced from five total dies (a single set for Open 3), one might speculate that the actual Open 3 mintage is much lower and below estimated mintage. Beyond that, it is believed that many of these were melted upon institution of the new weight standard that took effect April 1, 1873, perhaps accounting for rarity and high value." This offering has near-choice original surfaces that are covered with a medium gray patina. Strike is typical with residual visibility of die pits throughout Liberty's upper body area. There are a few ancient marks in the right obverse field mentioned for accuracy. The reverse fields are unabraded. This in only the second 1873 No Arrows Open 3 handled by GFRC as a testament to its rarity. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder and ready for placement in an advanced Liberty Seated half dollar collection.
	Seated 50C	1877/6	MS64	PCGS 38231323	FS-301	Gem	$8650	New November 27! 1877/6 Overdate, Tied Finest Known, Brilliant Reflective Luster, Vibrant Cartwheels. A most important offering of the 1877/6 "Overdate" and one of the finest extant. This beautiful near-gem specimen offers brilliant luster from lightly frosty devices and moderately semi-reflective fields. Strike is hammered with high relief stars and complete head and hair details along with deeply impressed reverse devices The FS-301 Overdate attribution is noteworthy as to the variety and sure to appeal to advanced Liberty Seated half dollar specialists. The upper loop of the under type 6 digit is clearly visible on the flag of the final 7 in the date. There has been ongoing speculation as to the potential technical mechanism that would explain the presence of the earlier 6 digit. The same situation has been document on a single 1877 dime obverse employed at the Carson City mint. Whatever the mechanism, there clearly is evidence of another digit atop the second 7 and most likely an errant 6. This example offers exceptional quality and eye appeal for the variety. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Indian 1C	1892	PR65RD CAM	PCGS 21542516		Gem	HOLD $3250	New November 26! CAC/PCGS Registry Set Quality, Exceptional Eye Appeal, Full Red Cameo Proof, JUST BUY IT NOW!. A superb gem 1892 Indian cent proof with exceptional eye appeal. GFRC images accurately capture the undisturbed full red coloring and appropriate Cameo designation. PCGS population is six at the PR65 grade level with five better (PR66). CAC population for Proof Red Cameo is a scant five piece with three at this grade level and one finer. If planning to build the ultimate Indian Head cent proof set on the new CAC/PCGS registry, then this piece is a must. I'm so enthusiatic about handling this wonderful gem that a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation is warranted. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.1 (2002-2004) holder with CAC approval.
	Mercury 10C	1916-S	MS66	PCGS 37814362		Gem	$395	New November 26! Superb Gem Original, Burnt Gold -Gray Patina, Frosty Luster, CAC Approval. A premium first year Merucry dime strike from the San Francisco mint. This superb gem has uniform burnt gold patina on both sides along with underlying frosty luster. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Old time toning and eye appeal that is unquestionably CAC worth and consistent with what collectors strive to locate. A 2019 Winter Baltimore show new purchase that belongs in an advanced collection.
	Seated 50C	1861 CSA Restrike	MS63	PCGS 37850127		Choice	$14250	New November 26! 1861 Confederate Half Dollar Reverse, J.W. Scott Restrike, Perfectly Preserved, Rich Frosty Luster, Bold Obverse Strike . The CSA reverse strike is toned an attractive lilac-rose while the obverse is colored an even gun-metal gray when examined under a bright light. The strike is exceptional on the Confederate reverse side, with full lettering and devices, while the obverse has essentially no flattening that we've come to expect on CSA Restrikes. Choice surfaces offer rich frosty luster as was in place during time of issue. Over the years, many CSA Restrikes have been mishandle, but not this survivor as so pleasing. The characteristic CSA arcing reverse toning lines (outlining the former reverse eagle in blue) are present and validate strict originality. There were 500 of these pieces struck by J.W. Scott around 1879 in order to fill collector demand, as the four original Confederate half dollars were well beyond most collectors' means. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. If you have ever considered owning an 1861 Scott CSA Restrike, this is the time to act as I really like this piece.
	Seated 5C	1850	MS66	PCGS 38036057	V-3 R4	Gem	$1200	New November 26! Gem Original, Thick Frosted Surfaces, Peripheral Gold Toning, Well Struck. A gorgeous 1850 Liberty Seated Half dime with heavily frosted surfaces and peripheral gold toning on the obverse. Bright light inspection reveals rich frosty luster. Attributed by Clint Cummins as V-3 with R4 rarity rating. A registry set caliber offering for the advanced collector. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Capped Bust 5C	1833	MS66	PCGS 38458461	LM-1 R3	Gem	$3950	New November 25! Last 3 High, R3 Rarity, Superb Gem, Proof Like Fields, Tons of Eye Appeal. This 1833 LM-1 Capped Bust half dime was a "Wow Coin" when first inspected. That first impression has not worn off after repeated viewing. Why? The mirrors are absolutely stunning under a light source. Proof like fields are consistent on both sides. Reflective luster is nearly blinding if using a strong light. Strike is deeply impressed and consistent with GFRC strict buying criteria. Coloring is light rose on the upper obverse and lower reverse. The rose shifts to a pretty blue arc at the rims. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. This offering is so darn pleasing that a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation is warranted.
	Indian 1C	1862	PR66+	PCGS 09896929		Gem	HOLD $4200	New November 25! Registry Set Candidate, Matted Reflective Mirrors, Swirling Luster, Hammered Strike, Batimore New Purchase. A splendid Whitman Baltimore show new purchase. This registry set caliber Indian proof cent offers matted type finished mirrors rather than watery. The reflective luster is crisp with swirling cartwheels. Strike is absolutely hammered. Bright light viewing is lots of fun with no surface issues or irregular toning to distract the eyes. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Please note the old PCGS serial number.
	Liberty 5C	1912	MS67+	PCGS 37730410		Gem	$5250	New November 25! Registry Set Candidate, Crisp Watery Mirrors, Swirling Cartwheels, Viewing Perfection, CAC Approval. Viewing perfection is a reasonable opening for this absolutely gorgeous 1912 Proof Liberty nickel. Once placed under a light source, it is challenging to put this down! Swirling reflective cartwheels are addicting along with the light bluish tone across the obverse and golden aquamarine shades on the reverse. This are NO viewing distractions in hand or under a 10x loupe with respect to this superb gem. PCGS population in PR67+ is a scant six pieces with two at the PF68 level. Housed in PCGS 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 10C	1842-O	AU58	PCGS 37675406	F-106 R6	Choice	HOLD $2850	New November 25! Very Rare Die Pairing, Finest 1842-O F-106 Known, Near-Gem Original, Center Rose, Peripheral Aquamarine. At the 2019 Winter Baltimore show, this 1842 New Orleans F-106 specimen surfaced and was consigned to GFRC on the last day of the show. I was stunned when this piece walked up to the table since only having a raw EF40 example in my reference collection. What blew me away was a partial obverse cud at 10:00 - 11:00 that looks nearly identical to that of the 1842-O F-104a Small O die variety. Since this 1842-O F-106 is close to Mint State, every diminutive detail is available for study. The rust pit by Liberty's nose is boldly defined along with the extra die gouge "finger" at the shield edge. But the partial rim cud is the key new diagnostic revealed by this offering. Let's check the 1842-O F-106 web-book description to comprehend the significant of this new finding. "The F-106 obverse is paired with a badly lapped reverse die that I have designated as Reverse F. Reverse F exhibits a Medium O that is centered in both horizontal and vertical planes. The mintmark and design elements are very weak. Until November 2006, no other die pairings with 1842-O Reverse F were known. However, the author located an 1841-O Medium O dime that has been struck from this Reverse F die. When employed in 1841, this reverse die exhibits more device element details suggesting a die lapping between the pairing with 1841-O obverse die and the 1842-O F-106 obverse die." The new specimen is beautifully toned with center rose-gold and peripheral aquamarine and blue. Both sides are fully struck adding to the importance of accessing subtle diagnostics. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder and added as the new 1842-O web-book plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors.
	Seated 10C	1846	F12	PCGS 16772220		Choice	$750	New November 25! With Stars Key Date, Choice Original Surfaces, Ebony-Gray Patina, Accurately Graded. An ideal candidate for a mid grade circulated Seated dime date and mintmark set. CAC approval validates what is obvious to my eyes. Surfaces are toned over with crusty ebony-gray skin that is 100% original. Eye appeal is above average due to nice contrast between the lighter main devices and darker toned fields. Surfaces are fully choice regardless of fairly extensive amount of time in circulation. If that 1846 hole in your set has become annoying, this lovely Fine 12 example should alleviate the anxiety. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 10C	1853 No Arrows	AU58	PCGS 37440788	F-101	Choice	HOLD $1200	New November 25! No Arrows Type, Choice Original Surfaces, Uniform Olive-Gold Patina, CAC Approval. The 1853 No Arrows dime remains elusive in all grades other than Mint State. 1853 was a substantial transitional year for American coinage. Early in 1853, the Philadelphia Mint produced 95,000 dimes under the old weight standard of 2.67 grams. Subsequently in 1853, the planchet weight was reduced to 2.49 grams. To signify the change, engravers initially hand punched arrows on either side of the date, and proceeded to strike over 12 million pieces. Since issued by the Philadelphia mint, there were enough local collectors to save some Mint State example with the balance reaching circulation. Circulated survivors are infrequently offered. Adding CAC approval criteria leads to only nice in all graded with three at AU58. The offered example is one of the three CAC approved at AU58. Surfaces are toned a uniform olive-gold with some frosty luster radiating through the fairly crusty patina. Strike complete and pleasing. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. An important opportunity for the Liberty Seated dime date and mintmark set collector or those pursuing AU58 CAC collections.
	Seated 10C	1853-O With Arrows	VF35	PCGS 37068748	F-104a	Choice	HOLD $295	New November 25! Shattered Obverse, So Choice, Crusty Gray Patina, Top 100 Varieties Set #36!. Within the population of 1853 New Orleans strikes, one obverse die saw rapid degradation and shattered. This event is captured with F-104a survivors where large internal cuds are present between Star 1 to the rock and also on top of the base above the 18 digits. This die state is so compelling and was included in the Top 100 Varieties set. At the 2019 Winter Baltimore show, a super choice example surfaced and was consigned to GFRC. This example is covered with darker gun metal gray toning along with embedded gold. Bright light viewing exposes the gold shades that are concentrated at the peripheries. Strike is typical for the die pairing. Since grading VF35, then piece is affordable and presents good value. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 10C	1859	MS66	PCGS 18734235	F-107	Gem	$2850	New November 25! Gem Original, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Golden Patina, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded. 1859 Philadelphia struck Liberty Seated dimes are generally available in the marketplace. At GFRC, we handle a fair number. This date was particularly difficult to source when emphatic on offering complete strikes; most will have some points of weakness. This excellent F-107 example meets my three criteria sourcing requirement; originality, complete strikes and eye appeal. One immediately notes the absolutely hammered strike throughout obverse and reverse. Stars are bold and rounded as is Liberty's head details well formed gown line. The reverse wreath leaves and veins are deeply impressed. The piece is no question original with a rich layer of mint frost throughout Liberty and the shield. Fields are also frosty with no disturbances. Toning is subtle with faint gold mostly at the obverse and reverse rim. There is bold cartwheel luster than one would expect from a Seated dime at the MS66 grade level. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. This lovely 1859 dime is also the F-107 plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors. A strong candidate for individual building a high grade set of Liberty Seated dimes.
	Seated 10C	1861-S	AU50	NGC 4885002009		Original	HOLD $1200	New November 25! Rare Grade! Original Gray Patina, Well Struck, Important Opportunity. The 1861-S date in the Liberty Seated dime series has my complete respect. I will make every effort to purchase all original examples seen; few EF and AU examples have been found in six years while operating GFRC. This freshly graded example has the classic 1861-S appearance since the obverse is from the Type 1 With Legend design hub. I suspect that Anthony Paquet (Assistant Mint Engraver) engraving influence is on full display with weak device features and thin lettering. As a result the obverse device details are less well defined than the sharp reverse devices. The 1861-S date wore done faster on the obverse than reverse. This example is no question original with gray-gold toning and offers residual golden luster. There is some peripheral speckled ebony on the obverse and faint reverse ebony verdigris. Reverse strike is exceptional. Mintage was limited to 172,000 strikes with all entering West coast circulation. Few examples are known in Mint State. Accurately graded and housed in new large font NGC holder. I'm sure a Liberty Seated dime specialist will grab this example.
	Seated 10C	1866	MS63	PCGS Rattler 7271591	F-102b	Choice	$3250	New November 25! Low Mintage Philadelphia Date, Choice Original, Frosty Luster, CAC Approval. The end of the Civil War had arrived but Philadelphia Seated dime mintages would not recover until 1868. Mintage for the date is a tiny 8,000 strikes. 1866 circulated survivors are rare with some availability in Mint State. With the move to CAC approved early type, GFRC is pleased to be offering this PCGS MS63 graded example. CAC approval for the date is only sixteen total with two at MS63. This example is a no question circulation strike with luster that is somewhere between frosty and reflective. The obverse fields do have some light chatter which is reflected in the assigned grade. Housed in PCGS Gen 1.2 (1986-1989) rattler holder with CAC approval. Another important GFRC offering for the Liberty Seated dime specialist.
	Seated 10C	1874-S	MS66+	PCGS 37529640	F-102a	Gem	$16500	New November 25! Small Thin S, Single PCGS MS66+ Graded, None Higher, Frosty Luster, Rose-Gold Patina. Ideal for the finest Liberty Seated dime set being constructed. A PCGS top pop as only piece graded MS66+ with none higher. A magnificent F-102a Small Thin S example with light rose-gold coloring. Frosty luster is most pleasing and consistent with grade level. Struck with rusted obverse die and heavily cracked reverse die. This piece is unquestionably the nicest F-102a extant given the bold reverse diagnostics Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. This is the CoinFacts plate coin for those who wish to have an alternative look at how the PCGS TruView appears.
	Seated 25C	1854 With Arrows	MS64	PCGS 22057238		Choice	HOLD $1750	New November 25! Popular With Arrows Type, Creamy Gold Luster, Speckled Peripheral Toning, Fully Struck, CAC Approval. Ideal as Liberty Seated quarter With Arrows type coin! A carefully preserved 1854 strike with thick mint frost throughout fields and main devices. As a result, the mint bloom is richly captured via thick frosty (creamy) luster. Strike is absolutely hammered and definitely adds to the desirability. Blemishes are limited to faint field chatter on the upper left reverse. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval. The darker obverse peripheral tone has been amplified by GFRC images. There are less prominent during in hand and bright light viewing. Under a light source, the highlight is clearly the rich mint bloom. CDN CAC bid is $2190 as reference point.
	Capped Bust 50C	1809	AU50	ANACS OWH 2417400	O-103	Choice	$725	New November 21! Near Gem Original, Superior Eye Appeal, Multi-Color Frosty Luster, West Texas Collection. An early date Capped Bust half that offers substantial eye appeal. The gorgeous 1809 half has in hand gun metal gray-blue coloring as illustrated by the GFRC images. The fun starts during bright light inspection as the toning turns to semi-transparent center rose and peripheral blues and gold. I truly believe that if this piece was housed in a PCGS holder, CAC approval would be strong possibility due to originality and eye appeal. Struck from heavily eroded dies with metal flow lines behind stars, date and reverse legend. Housed in ANACS old white holder but needs to be crossed. GFRC has not made a cross attempt for this West Texas Collection offering.
	Capped Bust 50C	1812/1 Small 8	EF45	ANACS OWH 2667020	O-102a	Choice	$765	New November 21! 1812/1 Small 0 Overdate, Reflective Rose-Gold Luster, Choice Original Surfaces, West Texas Collection. A most pleasing example of the 1812/1 O-102a overdate with heavily eroded and clashed dies. Dies appear to have been polished during this die state resulting is reflective surfaces and luster. Milling is also badly eroded. Bright light viewing exposes reflective rose-gold luster with a hint of blues at the peripheries. Housed in ANACS old white holder. Part of the West Texas Collection divest that has been ongoing for the past four years.
	Capped Bust 50C	1836 Lettered Edge	AU50	PCGS 33105089	O-123 R4	Original	New Price $375	New November 21! Challenging O-123 R4 Variety, Near Choice Original, West Texas Collection. Better O-123 die pairing with R4 rarity pating. An ideal piece for the Overton die variety specialist. Accurately graded with uniform wear. Steely gray patina is predominant along with peripheral gold that appears during bright light inspection. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. Another part of the West Texas Collection divestment project and seeking a new home.
	Seated 10C	1845 Repunched Date	MS64	PCGS Rattler 4015391	F-108	Choice	$1600	New November 21! Repunched Date, Hammered Strike, Steely Luster, Gen 1.2 Rattler Holder, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A superior example of the 1845 F-108 repunched date die variety with all digits repunched. Purchased at the 2003 August ANA World's Fair of Money show at Heritage Auction. Housed in PCGS Gen 1.2 Rattler holder with CAC approval. The 1845 F-108 plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors. Please call if there are any questions. A happy member of Gerry Fortin's core Liberty Seated dime date and mintmark set since purchased. Recently upgraded and needing a new home in an advanced collection.
	Seated 10C	1880	MS65	PCGS 21394446	F-103	Gem	$1350	New November 21! Low Date, Frosted Devices, Mirrored Fields, Superb Originality Plus Eye Appeal, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A superb gem 1880 F-103 dime that have been in the Fortin core Liberty Seated dime date and mintmark set since early 2004. There is cameo contrast between the mirror fields and frosted devices. Strike is absolutely hammered. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval. The 1845 F-108 plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors. Please call if there are any questions. Recently upgraded with an MS67 CAC specimen and needs to find an appreciative new home.
	Seated 50C	1844-O	EF40	PCGS 33105095	WB-13 R4	Choice	HOLD $325	New November 21! Repunched Date, Above Average Eye Appeal, Mirrored Fields, Choice Original Surfaces, West Texas Collection. Let's start the description for this wonderful 1844-O WB-13 Seated half with a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. Why? This West Texas Collection offering has superior eye appeal at the assigned grade level. There is no question on CAC approval! Fields are mirrored and still offer residual reflective luster during bright inspection. Uniform gun metal gray patina shifts to faint center rose-gray surrounded by peripheral blues. Fully struck and conservatively graded. Housed in 2015 style PCGS holder.
	Seated 50C	1855-S With Arrows	F15	ANACS OWH 355238	WB-4 R5	Choice	HOLD $1650	New November 21! Initial San Francisco Strike, So Rare this Choice, Heavy Reverse Verdigris, West Texas Collection. GFRC is most pleased to be offering a strictly original 1855 San Francisco struck specimen. Natural gray patina covers both sides along with some heavy reverse verdigris. Grading is conservative as all seven letters in LIBERTY are visible during bright light inspection. Initial production year mintage was only 129,950 with all moving into circulation due to high demand for small change in the California mining regions. Definitely worthy of the asking price. Housed in ANACS old white holder. Please don't let the holder discourage a purchase. I guarantee that this piece will cross into a PCGS holder at current grade. I believe this piece is closer to VF20 than Fine15.
	Capped Bust 50C	1829/7	AU53	PCGS 33535048	O-101a	Choice	$950	New November 20! 29/27 Overdate, Gun Metal Gray Patina, Frosty Luster, Choice Original Surfaces, Conservative Grading. A popular overdate in the Capped Bust half dollar series that is well represented by this example. Surfaces are fully choice with remaining mint frost surrounding the stars and reverse legend. A light gun metal gray patina covers obverse and reverse and is transparent to the underlying luster. Blemishes are limited to a single fully toned over hairline below star 3 that is mentioned for accuracy. The reverse denomination weakness is typical for the O-101a die pairing and die state. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. A lovely Capped Bust half that makes its second appearance on the GFRC price list.
	Seated 10C	1854-O	AU55	NGC 589076002	F-110	Original	HOLD $300	New November 20! Frosty Luster, Untoned, Well Struck for Variety, Massachusetts Collection. A nicely frosted 1854 New Orleans strike with brilliant luster. Surfaces are untoned and most likely dipped before holdering. Obverse die is eroded or rusted throughout Liberty's gown lines and shield. Housed in old NGC holder with standard ring insert. Another duplicate from the Massachusetts Collection.
	Seated 10C	1868-S	AU53	PCGS 19911830	F-101a	Original	$850	New November 20! Underrated Date at Offered Grade, Natural Gray Patina, Obvious Reverse Strike Doubling. Ex Tenafly Collection. 1868 Seated dime San Francisco strikes are slowly securing the recognition deserved. This date has been underrated for years and locating any example in problem free AU or better is cause for celebration. Mintage is a low 260,000 with PCGS population report showing only eleven graded in all AU grades (AU50, AU53, AU55 and AU58). Considering PCGS has been in operation since 1986, that is one example graded every three years. Surprisingly, this date is more available in mint state with twenty pieces graded. The offered example is strictly original with classic gray patina and residual luster that is stronger on the reverse. Overall strike is better than average given this piece was produced from early die state dies. The reverse exhibits heavy strike doubling at the lower ribbon ends and mintmark. Interestingly, Breen listed this strike doubling as #3347 in his Encyclopeida and commented, "1868-S Doubled rev. die, Very rare. Doubling obvious on ribbons and parts of the wreath." Research by Fortin has proven that the "doubling" is actually strike doubling and not working die doubling during hubbing process. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 50C	1842 Small Date	AU53	PCGS 34353246		Original	$475	New November 20! Small Date, Reflective Luster, Peripheral Gold-Blue Toning, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded, Cumberland County Collection. Reflective luster from lightly mirrord fields is one of the highlights seen on this 1842 Small Date Seated half. Peripheral gold and blue toning is consistent with storage and contact with paper. Bright light vewing is pleasing given the proof like fields. Strike is essentially complete. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with Small Date, Rev of 1842 attribution on the label.
	Seated 50C	1842-O Small Date, Rev 1839	VF20	PCGS 33414173	WB-1 R5	Original	$2000	New November 20! Small Date, Scarce Variety, Thick Crusty Gray Patina, Typical WB-1 Reverse Strike, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection . A very scarce date and reverse leettering size variety. Most 1842-O Small Date and Small Letters (Reverse of 1839) survivors will be found at the VF grade level. At the AU grade level, few examples are known. GFRC is pleased to be offering Dr. Peterson's 1842-O Small Date example from a well populated Dansco collection. Crusty grade patina cover surfaces that have seen only honest wear. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with complete attribution and pedigree on label. The label reads, Small Date, Rev 1839,, WB-101 Peterson.
	Seated 50C	1881	EF Details	PCGS 16063761		Cleaned	$535	New November 20! Genuine Holder, Bright Fields, Golden Coloring, Old Mechanical Cleaning, Fully Struck. One of the Philadelphia low mintage dates that continue to challenge Liberty Seated half dollar collectors. Mintage for the 1881 is only 10,000 with most survivors being available in Mint State at strong prices. This Cumberland County Collection example has been lightly cleaned with some faint hairlines. A uniform golden skin has accumulated and covers both sides. Fields are definitely proof like. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with standard ring insert. The PCGS label reads PCGS Genuine without grade assignment. I've assigned an EF Details grade.
	Gold G$20	1899 Liberty	MS63	PCGS 81442954		Choice	$1625	New November 19! Choice Original, Mark Mattox Estate (Alexandria Collection). Few people can collect $20s by date, but why not pick a 19th century piece if you have the chance? This is a well-struck $20 with delineated curls and complete stars, and the reverse luster is strong for the grade. The "$20 Lib" contains 0.9675 ounces of gold, valued $1,451 with gold priced at $1,500 per ounce. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.
	Gold G$1	1858 Type 3 Indian Princess	AU58	PCGS 35622501		Choice	HOLD $400	New November 18! Type 3 Indian Princess, Light Copper-Gold, Choice Original, Fully Struck, Port Matilda Collection. Wonderful $1 gold type coin candidate with coverted AU58 CAC approval. Fully struck with light copper-gold coloring throughout both sides. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A solid offering from the Port Matilda collection that should not last long on the GFRC gold price list.
	Seated 10C	1839-O	VF35	PCGS 28659610	F-102	Choice	$270	New November 18! Small O, Choice Original, Port Matilda Collection. Second GFRC appearance with CAC approval this time around; conservatively graded. Strictly original surfaces with medium gray patina throughout obverse and reverse. Obverse die cracks consistent with the F-102 Small O variety designation are evident. A quality No Drapery Liberty Seated dime for consideration. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 (2013-2014) holder with CAC approval. A super Port Matilda offering.
	Seated 10C	1848	EF45	PCGS 14269018	F-102	Choice	$250	New November 18! Choice Original, Medium Gray-Gold Patina, Residual Luster, Well Struck, Accurately Graded, Port Matilda Collection. Choice original surfaces and a full strike are the highlights of this lovely 1848 F-102 Liberty Seated dime. During bright light viewing, residual luster is seen throughout obverse and reverse. The 1848 date is far from common with a small CAC population of 19 pieces. A quality offering from the Port Matilda Collection that deserves careful inspection. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
Image Available Soon	Capped Bust 50C	1838 Reeded Edge	AU53	PCGS 34118332	GR-9	Choice	HOLD $515	New November 15! Crusty Original, Choice Surfaces. Bought and sold at the 2019 Winter Baltimore show. No images are available.
Image Available Soon	Capped Bust 25C	1820 Large 0	VF30	PCGS 37948438	B-2	Choice	$765	New November 13! Gun Metal Gray-Blue Fields, Peripheral Gold, Choice Original, Eye Appeal. Browning 2 with Large 0. Old time toning and eye appeal that collectors strive to locate. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. Old time toning and eye appeal that collectors strive to locate. 2019 Winter Baltimore show new purchase.
Image Available Soon	Capped Bust 25C	1831 Small Letters	AU55	PCGS 38000193		Choice	$1450	New November 13! Small Letters, Frosty Luster, Light Gray-Rose, Thin Peripheral Blue Arc, Super Eye Appeal. So choice with beautiful old time toning. Well above average eye appeal. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. 2019 Winter Baltimore show new purchase.
Image Available Soon	Capped Bust 50C	1827 Curl Base 2	AU55	PCGS 35696002		Choice	$700	New November 13! Brilliant Frosty Luster, Faint Gray Patina, Choice Original Surfaces, Accurately Graded. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A 2019 Winter Baltimore show new purchase.
Image Available Soon	Capped Bust 50C	1832 Small Letters	AU55	PCGS 38420285		Choice	$825	New November 13! Near Gem at Grade, Hammered Strike, Brilliant Frosty Luster, Pretty Peripheral Gold. An ideal type coin with huge eye appeal. Hammered strike is emphasized by brilliant frosty luster and peripheral gold. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A 2019 Winter Baltimore show new purchase.
Image Available Soon	Indian 1C	1906	MS64RB	NGC 1816289006		Gem	HOLD $275	New November 13! Gorgeous Deep Reds and Purple Toning, Super Eye Appeal, Gem Original. Housed in NGC holder with standard ring insert and Eagle Eye Photo Seal. 2019 Winter Baltimore show new purchase.
Image Available Soon	Seated 10C	1875-CC In Wreath	EF45	PCGS 37068703	F-108	Choice	HOLD $200	New November 13! Below Wreath, Crusty Gray, Choice Original, Full F-108 Diagnostics. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. Ideal offering for the die variety specialist. 2019 Winter Baltimore show new purchase.
Image Available Soon	Seated 25C	1853 No Arrows	AU53	PCGS 38260441		Choice	$5650	New November 13! No Arrows, Rare Grade Level, Crusty Gray-Rose Patina, Choice Original Surfaces, Important Opportunity. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. Crusty original is the operative word for this scarce No Arrows offering. Heading to CAC for review if not sold at the 2019 Winter Baltimore show.
Image Available Soon	Seated 50C	1861-O Louisiana Issue	AU55	PCGS 38420305	W-03	Choice	HOLD $800	New November 13! Louisiana Strike, First Die Pairing, Mirrored Fields, Reflective Luster, Fully Struck. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. An important Civil War new purchase from the 2019 Whitman Baltimore show.
	Capped Bust 25C	1815	VG10	raw	B-1	Original	$350	New November 10! Lovely Circulated cameo Eye Appeal, Original Surfaces, Ebony Gray Patina, Upper Left Obverse Planchet Delimination.. A very well preserved first year 1815 Capped Bust quarter strike with circulated cameo eye appeal. Surfaces are strictly original with nothing but honest wear and natural gray patina. Rims are 100% intact and elevated. Obverse planchet delamination is so cool on this early Capped Bust quarter strike. Metal is peeling between stars 5 and 6. Otherwise surfaces are fully unabraded and pleasing. How can you go wrong at the asking price for this West Texas Collection offering?
	Draped Bust 25C	1805	VG08	raw	B-3	Cleaned	$375	New November 10! Great Type Set Value, Gray-Rose Coloring, Glossy Luster, Bold Rims, West Texas Collection. If in the market for an inexpensive Draped Bust quarter with decent eye appeal, this West Texas offering might be for you. Gray fields surround rose colored devices as illustrated in the GFRC images. A Cleaned quality rating has been assigned since the surfaces are glossy and reflective at the VG08 grade level. This 1805 B-3 is essentially unabraded other than two ancient lines in the upper left obverse field. Ideal for a basic type set being constructed with a tight budget.
	Seated 25C	1883	VF35	raw		Original	HOLD $425	New November 10! Low Mintage Philadelphia Date, Light Gray Patina, Ideal for Dansco or Whitman Bookshelf Album. Low mintage of 14,400 pieces with most survivors being placed in numismatic cabinets at the time of issue. A small portion of the mintage actually saw circulation resulting is very low survival numbers for present day collectors. This VF35 graded example features natural faint gray coloring and some residual luster. Reverse strike is weak as compared to the fully struck obverse. Another ungraded value offering from the West Texas collection.
	Seated 50C	1843	VF30	raw		Original	$125	New November 10! Medium Gray Patina, Honest Wear, Accurately Graded, West Texas Collection. A popular Liberty Seated half dollar date due to a host of cracked reverse die varieties. Unfortunately, this West Texas Collection offering was struck by early die state dies without a single die crack to aid attribution. A strictly original example with medium gray patina. Strike is complete.
	Seated 50C	1865-S	EF40	raw	WB-8	Original	$350	New November 10! Medium Gray Patina, Honest Wear, West Texas Collection. An original 1865 San Francisco Civil War example with light to medium gray patina. Strike is typical for the date while surfaces are free of any distracting blemishes. The WB-8 die variety features a bold Small S mintmark. Another solid raw offering from the West Texas Collection.
	Seated 50C	1866-S Motto	EF40	raw	WB-7	Market Acceptable	$225	New November 10! With Motto Design Type, Light Gray Surfaces, Faint Clean, Residual Mint Frost, West Texas Collection. 1866 brought the end of the Civil War and the addition of the IN GOD WE TRUST motto to the reverse of Liberty Seated quarter and half dollar silver coinage. 1866 San Francisco strikes were struck with both reverse designs. This offering is the with motto type. Surfaces are a uniform light gray and essentially unabraded. Some remaining mint frost can be seen with the legend letters. Fields present hints of rose coloring during bright light viewing. I've assigned a Market Acceptable quality rating as this piece is borderline original. A popular yet scarce date, mintmark and design type combination.
	Seated 5C	1842	VF35	raw	V-1a	Choice	$85	New November 8! Shattered Reverse, Choice Original Surfaces, Crusty Gray, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. A wonderful 1842 V-1a offering choice surfaces and crusty gray toning. The reverse vertical die crack through HAL(F) DIM(E) into the upper right wreath is bold and well defined. Attribution has been confirmed by Clint Cummins. An affordable example from the Dr. Peterson Dansco album
	Seated 5C	1842	F15	raw	V-3	Original	HOLD $25	New November 8! Original, Ebony Gray Patina, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. V-3 attribution confirmed by Clint Cummins. Original ebony and gray patina on both sides. From Dr. Peterson's Dansco.
	Seated 5C	1844	AU50	raw	V-3	Cleaned	$95	New November 8! Repunched Date, Lightly Whizzed, Brilliant with Ebony Fields, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. Dr. Peterson's 1844 V-3 repunched date offers bold diagnostics. Repunching is visible above and below the 18 digits and below the first 4 digit. Under a bright light, surfaces are brilliant with ebony coloring. 10x loupe inspection revealed a light whizzing. Price accordingly as a great filler for the die variety.
	Seated 5C	1845	EF45	raw	V-5	Choice	$150	New November 8! Repunched Date, Choice Original Surfaces, Steely Fields, Ebony-Gray Patina, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. A no question choice original example of the 1845 V-5 repunched date. Repunching is seen to the left of all four final digits. Uniform ebony-gray patina is consistent on both sides. Accurately graded with old time eye appeal. Yet more pickings from Dr. Peterson's Dansco album collection.
	Capped Bust 50C	1818/7 Small 8	EF45	PCGS 33260625	O-102 R2	Gem	$850	New November 7! GFRC Consignor Buyout, 1818/7 Overdate, Gem Original Surfaces, Steely Gray-Gold Luster, Active Cartwheels, Undegraded. A gorgeous offering of the 1818/7 O-102 overdate with Small 8 date punch. Overdates are becoming quite popular of late. A wonderful example that is undegraded. Steely gray-gold luster is crisp under a light surface. Cartwheels are active due to ample residual mint frost surrounding the stars, date, and reverse legend. When first viewing the assigned PCGS grade, I had to do a double take as this piece is full AU50 and then some. Surfaces are pristine with no distractions whatsoever. Worthy of a Gem original quality rating at the assigned EF45 grade. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 style holder with CAC approval that was definitely warranted. Recently part of a consignor buyout. Attractively priced considering CDN CAC price guide is $910.
	Capped Bust 50C	1826	AU55	PCGS OGH 9976470	O-105 R3	Gem	$775	New November 7! GFRC Buyout & Price Reduction, Better Overton Variety, Gem Original, Steely/Satiny Luster, Well Struck, Peripheral Ebony Toning, Port Matilda Collection . A visual striking 1825 O-105 Capped Bust half dollar and better die pairing to consider. I'm a junky for old tiime thick crusty toning on early silver type coins. But the toning must be well balanced between center to edge. A gem original example with no blemishes whatsoever. Shimmering luster borders between steely and satiny with active cartwheels under a light source. Gray-rose center luster transitions to mottled ebony at the peripheries. Obverse strike is complete with nicely rounded stars but the reverse lacks some definition at the denominations. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 old green holder and worthy of a GFRC gem quality rating as I love the overall eye appeal and pristine surfaces. Recent buy-out from consignor with reduction pricing that is most attractive for the eye appeal.
	Capped Bust 50C	1829	EF45	PCGS 35345637		Choice	HOLD $230	New November 7! GFRC Buyout & Price Reduction, Choice Original, Light Crusty Gray Patina, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded. Crusty olive-gray surfaces are a testiment to the strict originalty found on this 1829 Capped half. Surfaces are blemish free and choice. Strike is well executed and grading is accurate. A wholesome early type piece that is housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Recently purchased from the consignor with attractive price reduction.
	Seated 50C	1840-O Rev 1839	EF40	ANACS OWH 1356736	WB-102 WB-7	Original	$275	New November 7! Very Small O, Rose Gray Patina, Reverse Peripheral Blues, Accurately Graded, West Texas Collection. WB-7 represents the only 1840 New Orleans die marriage with a very small O mintmark. Accurately graded with obverse rose-gray toning. Reverse is especially attractive with peripheral blues. This lovely Seated half performs well during bright inspection with residual luster. Housed in ANACS old white holder and from the old time West Texas Collection.
	Seated 10C	1878-CC Type 1 Reverse	VF25	PCGS 32241760	F-101	Choice	$435	New November 6! Better Carson City Date, Natural Gray Patina, Near-Choice Surfaces, Massachusetts Collection. Liberty Seated dimes minted at the Carson City mint during 1878 will be found with Type 1 and Type 2 reverses. The distinction is important for collectors. Coinage struck with the Type 1 reverse is the better alternative for date and mintmark set collectors. The F-101 strikes are well executed with higher grade examples having proof like field characteristic. 1878-CC dimes struck with Type 2 reverses (three different) come with weak reverse devices due to die lapping or heavy polishing. Type 2 reverse dimes (F-102, F-103, and F-104) are better suited for die variety collectors. The Massachusetts Collection consignor has just divested this choice original example which happens to be struck with F-101 dies. Fields are covered with uniform gray skin and are unabraded other than two micro ticks above the ONE in the denomination. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
	Seated 5C	1859	VG08	raw	V-1	Original	$20	New November 6! Repunched 1&9, Honest Wear, Gray-Rose Coloring, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection . Attributed as V-1 by Clint Cummins. A nice filler for the one year type design at low price.
	Barber 25C	1892-S	AU55	PCGS 16785823		Choice	$650	New November 5! First Year San Francisco Strike, Frosty Luster, Swirling Cartwheels, Well Struck, Conservative Grading, City By The Bay Collection. 1892 brought the first year of Barber quarter production at the San Francisco mint. Total pieces struck amounted to 964,079 with nearly all entering circulation and staying there until well worn. GFRC is pleased to be welcoming the City By The Bay Collection consignor and his San Francisco struck duplicates. This lovely 1892-S brings choice original surfaces and frosty luster to the price list. When viewed under a light source, active cartwheels are most pleasing. Strike is complete and deeply impressed. There is a slight amount of rub on the wingtips and bottom of Liberty's bust. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Barber 25C	1897-S	VF35	PCGS 30821510		Original	$700	New November 5! Semi-Key Date, Low Mintage, Light Gray Toning, Important Offering, City By The Bay Collection. 1897 San Francisco strikes immediately follow the very challenging 1896-S date with a low mintage and semi-key date status. 1897-S mintage was limited to 542,229 pieces. Over 65% of the PCGS graded population is comprised of well worn examples at Good 4 through Very Good 10 grades. VF30-VF35 population totals only 19 pieces for present day collector demand. The City By The Bay Collection duplicate is an original example with uniform medium gray patina. Device details are bold for the assigned VF grade while strike is completely executed. An important semi-key date duplicate that is attractive priced. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
	Barber 25C	1907-S	VF35	NGC 2563538008		Original	$125	New November 5! Steely Gray Surfaces, Slightly Better San Francisco Date, City By The Bay Collection. An accurately graded 1907 San Francisco struck Barber quarter with steely gray coloring and surfaces. Darker gray toning on the reverse nicely highlights the primary devices. Housed in newer NGC holder with edge view insert. Another duplicate offering from the City By The Bay Collection.
	Barber 25C	1911-S	AU50	PCGS 81783499		Original	$300	New November 5! Better San Francisco Date, Soft Satiny Luster, Light Golden-Gray Toning, Accurately Graded, City By The Bay Collection. A pretty 1911 San Francisco strike to consider. I particularly enjoy viewing the partial circulated cameo appearance due to contrast between the golden toned fields and faint gray devices. Residual frosty luster become apparent when placed under a light source. Strike is complete. The darker spots on upper reverse are surfaces verdigris. A better San Francisco date that is fairly priced. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.
	Seated 10C	1876-S Type 1 Reverse	AU58	ANACS 2928550	F-108	Original	$115	New November 5! Frosty Luster, Mottled Ebony Toning, City By The Bay Collection. Brilliant frosty luster and associated cartwheels radiate off this lovely 1876-S Seated dime during bright light inspection. Fields are mildly proof like. Mottled deep blue toning is more pervasive on the reverse. Strike is complete and well impressed. Housed in ANACS blue label holder. From the City by the Bay Collection.
	Seated 10C	1887-S	AU53	ANACS 4793592	F-112	Choice	$85	New November 5! Steely Gray-Gold Surfaces, Residual Frosty Luster, Fully Struck, City By The Bay Collection. Please don't the ANACS yellow label holder against this perfectly original 1887-S dime. Surfaces are toned a light gray with embedded gold at the periphery. The golden shades come to life during bright light inspection. Frosty luster is attractive and pleasing. Strike is completed and fields are unabraded. A fully chocie offering from the City By The Bay Collection.
	Seated 10C	1890-S	AU50	PCGS 35696561	F-116	Choice	$175	New November 5! Choice Original Offering, Frosty Surfaces and Luster, Pleasing Cartwheels, Steely Light Gold, City By The Bay Collection. A naturally toned 1890 San Francisco struck dime from the F-116 die pair according to Fortin's web-book. (How often to do I get to reference myself?) Seriously, this City By The Bay Collection duplicate has been well preserved with above average surfaces. Grading is accurate. Frosty silver gray luster is as expected for a silver piece with strict originality. Residual mint frosty is still seen in protected areas. Strike is essentially complete with only a touch of weakness at the upper left reverse wreath. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.