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Photo Denom Date Grade TPG Variety GFRC Rating Price Description Buy
Seated 10C 1849 Seated 10C 1849
 MS63 PCGS
21190006 		F-101
R4 		Choice $900 New April 18! GFRC Buy-Out and Price Reduction! F-101, Original Creamy Luster, Bold Obverse Strike, Very Scarce in Mint State. Ex. Birmingham Collection. I still don't understand why higher grade 1849 dimes lack respect. The PCGS population reports are low at (7) MS63, (10) MS64, (1) MS65 and (1) MS66. The MS64 number has regrade attempts due to a large MS65 price jump. This offering has typical satiny surfaces with a hint of light gold on the obverse. While the obverse exhibits satiny texture, the reverse is frosty with vibrant cartwheels. Strike is all there with complete head details and bold star centrils while the reverse has complete wreath leaves other than a spot at 10:00 which is typical for the F-101 die pairing. Surfaces are essentially blemish free with only one obverse tick by star 3 needing mention. Housed in old PCGS Gen 4.1 blue label holder (2002-2004). Please note that the plastic holder wear at the obverse (right facing breast) and reverse (at E in DIME).
Seated 10C 1867S Seated 10C 1867-S
 EF40
 PCGS
15978077 		F-102
 Choice $885 New April 18! GFRC Buy-Out and Price Reduction! Challenging Date, Choice Original Gray Toned Surfaces, Typical Strike, Accurately Graded. A choice original specimen with dusty light gray patina. Strike is typical for the date with some weakness at the upper head and at the upper left reverse wheat grains. Surfaces are entirely blemish free. This date has a mintage of 140,000 across two die pairings. All 1867-S dime come with a strong mintmark, even in the lower circulated grades. Well struck examples of Variety 102 can be located but the typical strike brings some weakness at the head. This date is not found with significant die cracks due to the small mintage and well maintained dies. Housed in older blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert and CAC approval.
Seated 10C 1876S Seated 10C 1876-S
Type 1 Reverse 		AU55
 PCGS
36319553 		F-103
 Choice HOLD
$195 		New April 18! Type 1 Reverse, Golden-Brown Patina, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Naturally Toned, Well Struck, Jim Poston Consignment. A well above average 1876-S offering with golden-brown patina. Both sides offer consistent frosty luster and active cartwheels. There appears to be faint repunching above the 18 digits that is not documented in the Liberty Seated dime web-book based on careful 10x loupe inspection. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with fresh CAC approval. Another quality offering from Jim Poston.
Seated 10C 1878CC Seated 10C 1878-CC
 AU Details ANACS
5048617 		F-104
 Market Acceptable $625 New April 18! Polished and Cracked Reverse, Top 100 Varieties #79, Charcoal Gray Patina, Well Struck, Conservative Grading, Lakewood Collection. The 1878-CC F-104 die variety results when a heavily lapped and shattered reverse die from 1877 (Type II Reverse A) is paired with one of the two known obverse dies for Carson City strikes. 1877-CC Type II Reverse A die was previously paired with at least two obverse dies during 1877 production. During the pairing with the 1877-CC F-110 obverse, the reverse die is severely cracked. Kam Ahwash speculates that the reverse die shattered, taking away the lower left ribbon and part of the bottom of the left maple leaf. After studying the 1877-CC Type II Variety 110 coin and several 1878-CC shattered reverse coins, I believe that this die was severely polished or lapped throughout its face to produce the remaining coinage needed in 1878. There is reduction in details throughout die relief, not only in the lower left wreath area. A shattering or cracking of the die in the lower wreath would have produced retained metal, instead we find a smooth polish surface with little device details in the lower left wreath. Please check 1878-CC Variety 102 and 103. Both Reverse B and C also exhibit similar weakness in the lower left wreath and left ribbon area. I suspect that all three Type II reverse dies may have been left over from 1877 and were polished or lapped before being put into service for 1878 coinage. The offered F-104 example, from the new Lakewood Collection consignor, features charcoal gray obverse toning along with steely residual luster. The reverse is 100% original with residual luster and light gray coloring. Overall strike is well executed. Housed in ANACS gold label holder and AU55 Details: Scratched - Corroded designation. I'm not in agreement with the Scratched and Corroded opinion. This piece has no signs of corrosions whatsoever and the few reverse hairlines are not worthy of a Scratched designation. The obverse has probably seen a light clean while the reverse is strictly original. The F-104 die pairing is a Top 100 Variety entry. Locating examples at the AU grade level with full defined features, as is the case here, will prove to be challenging. This piece has been net priced to a level that I believe is fair.
Seated 5C 1861 Seated 5C 1861
 MS63
 PCGS
36886259
Choice $375 New April 18! Thick Frosty Luster, Vibrant Cartwheels, Choice Original Surfaces, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded, Jim Poston Consignment. What a lovely 1861 Liberty Seated half dime with thick frosty luster and active cartwheels. Obverse is mostly untoned other than some peripheral light gold. Pastel rainbow shades cover the entire reverse along with bold underlying reflective luster. Strike is essentially complete with only a touch of weakness at the upper left cereal wreath. GFRC images accurate capture overall eye appeal and reverse colors. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with fresh CAC approval. Another quality offering from Jim Poston.
Seated 5C 1861 Seated 5C 1861
 MS63
 PCGS
24224844
Choice $375 New April 18! Pastel Coloring, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Typical Strike, Fairly Graded, Jim Poston Consignment. Essentially a twin to the other 1861 PCGS Ms63 offering. Frosty cartwheel luster is evident on both sides. Peripheral pastel coloring on the obverse is much more substantial throughout the reverse. Strike is typical with weak lower shield lines and corresponding upper left reverse wheat grains. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with fresh CAC approval. Another quality offering from Jim Poston.
Seated 5C 1866S Seated 5C 1866-S
 EF40 PCGS
82499327
Original $250 New April 18! Better San Francisco Date, Crusty Original Surfaces, Fully Struck, Lakewood Collection. A crusty original 1866 San Francisco offering with complete strike. Both sides are covered with charcoal gray colored patina. Under a light source, olive-green and aquamarine are visible, especially on the reverse. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A quality offering from the new Lakewood Collection consignor that is reasonably priced.
Seated 10C 1842O Seated 10C 1842-O
 MS63
 PCGS
21140630 		F-101
 Gem HOLD
$6500 		New April 16! Exceptional Offering, Gem Original, Creamy Light Gold Luster, Complete Strike, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. An exceptional offering from the Gerry Fortin reference collection and the 1842-O F-101 plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online web-book. 1842 New Orleans struck dimes circulated heavily in the deep south with few mint state survivors. In addition, locating fully struck mint state examples could be a decade long challenge. It is with much trepidation that this 1842-O F-101 dime is released from a lifetime collection as purchased during 2002 at Heritage auction. The GFRC images speak for themselves. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.1 holder and freshly graded at the time of Heritage sale.
Barber 25C 1910 Barber 25C 1910
 AU58 ANACS
5000696
Original $180 New April 15! Original Surfaces, Accurately Graded, Lakewood Collection. Strict originality is on full display with this lovely 1910 Barber quarter. A crusty golden brown patina covers the reverse along with deeper ebony shades surrounding some devices. Obverse toning is lighter. Residual frosty luster is plentiful and not impacted by thin gold and violet coloring. Strike is well executed. Housed in ANACS gold label holder. A perfectly original offering from new Lakewood Collection consignor.
Early Copper 1/2C 1850 Early Copper 1/2C 1850
 AU50 PCGS
82499322 		C-1
R2 		Original $475 New April 15! Braided Hair Design, Better Date, Original Surfaces, Accurately Graded, Lakewood Collection. Limited mintage of only 39,800 and a much better half cent date. Mintage is similar to the 1849 date but scarcer in terms of TPG numbers ceritfied. Few are known with Red-Brown desingation. This example is perfectly original with near choice surfaces. Fields still show some red hues while higher wear points are brown-olive coloring. A typical strike with few field abrasions. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 holder. A nice original offering from new Lakewood Collection consignor that is priced to sell.
Early Copper 1C 1833 Early Copper 1C 1833
 AU50 ANACS
6024003 		N-6
 Original $225 New April 15! Matron Head Design, Newcomb-6, Rotated Reverse, Well Struck, Red Coloring, Lakewood Collection. The 1833 Newcomb-6 die pairing is fairly common but the literature does not make mention of a rotated reverse. The GFRC illustration accurately captures the reverse rotation. Original surfaces have limited abrasions. Strike is well executed. Under a light source, luster takes on a satiny texture on both sides. Housed in ANACS gold label holder and please don't let this fact hold back a purchase decision. The Lakewood Collection offerings were carefully assembled but with a collector decision to employ ANACS for grading. Reasonable priced for a quick sale.
Indian 1C 1865 Indian 1C 1865
Fancy 5 		MS63BN PCGS
35669857
Choice HOLD
$245 		New April 15! Fancy 5, Significant Eye Appeal, Near Gem Original, Jim Poston Consignment. Completed descriptions within a few days. A pleasing offering from Jim Poston.
Indian 1C 1884 Indian 1C 1884
 PR66BN PCGS
83784887
Gem $1195 New April 15! Gem Original, Gorgeous Electric blue and Violet Toning, Accurately Graded, Jim Poston Collection. Exceptional eye appeal greats potential buyer of this magnificant 1884 proof Indian Cent. Surfaces are deeply mirrored with vibrant cartwheel luster on both sides. In hand blue and violet-brown coloring shift to crisp rose and sapphire blue shades during bright light viewing. Strike is hammered with high relief devices. A careful 10x loupe inspection reviewed a single hairline between ON(E) and CEN(T) else the surfaces are entirely unabraded. Worthy of the PR66BN certification and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A suberb offering from Jim Poston.
Morgan $1 1889 Morgan $1 1889
 MS64
 PCGS
34059707
Choice $220 New April 15! Choice Original, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Obverse Rainbow Arc Toning, Multi Color Reverse, Accurately Graded, Jim Poston Consignment. A lovely 1887 Morgan with abundant frosty cartwheel luster and dual sided toning. Obverse sports a peripheral rainbow arc while the reverse is fully toned with gold, rose and blues shades. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. Another quality offering from Jim Poston.
Seated 10C 1857 Seated 10C 1857
 AU58 PCGS
82499328 		F-103
 Original HOLD
$275 		New April 15! Repunched 1, Light Golden Brown Coloring, Frosty Luster, Well Struck, Lakewood Collection. The 1857 F-103 die variety presents the only occurrence of a repunched date across fifteen different Philadelphia obverse dies. Repunching is visible under the base of the 1. This nice example offers frosty luster and mottled golden brown toning. Strike is well executed with fully defined stars and complete head details. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 new holder. A fresh offering from the Lakewood Collection.
Seated 20C 1875S Seated 20C 1875-S
 EF45 ANACS
5048613 		BF-16
 Choice $265 New April 15! S/S Mintmark, Choice Original, Crusty Gray-Rose patina, Great Type Coin Candidate, Lakewood Collection. A choice original 1875-S double dime offering that is ideal for a circulated type set. Surfaces are blemish free and covered with crusty gray patina. Obverse strike is typical though a bold LIBERY is present. Reverse shows typical BF-16 weakness at the denomination. The BF-16 die variety is well known for its "$ sign" repunched mintmark. Housed in ANACS gold label holder. A lovely natural toned type coin offering from the new Lakewood Collection consignor. Reasonably priced and ready for a new collector home.
Seated 20C 1876 Seated 20C 1876
 AU53 ANACS
5000694 		BF-2
 Choice $675 New April 15! Underrated Date, Crusty Gray-Blue Patina, Bold Strike, Choice Original Surfaces, Lakewood Collection. The 1876 double dime date sports a tiny mintage of 14,640 pieces and remains underrated at current pricing levels. On the new Lakewood Collection offering, choice original surfaces are covered with thick crusty gray-blue patina. Strike is well executed with bold LIBERTY, rounded stars and deeply impressed reverse legend. Surfaces are essentially unabraded with the reverse horizontal line from left facing wing to eagle's head being on the holder. Housed in ANACS gold label holder. A important offering for those seeking a double dime type coin with higher degree of difficulty.
Seated 25C 1866 Seated 25C 1866
Motto 		G06
 PCGS
35745072
Choice $1150 New April 15! With Motto, Rare in Circulated Grades, Choice Original, Circulated Cameo Eye Appeal, Accurately Graded, Jim Poston Consignment. Mintage of 16,250 and first Philadelphia issue with reverse scroll and IN GOD WE TRUST motto. Unfortunately, the reverse die was damage early on resulting in loss of device details surrounding and including the upper left shield. This date is rare in all circulated grades as most survivors were preserved by collectors of that era and will be found in mint state grades. CAC has only approved six pieces in all circulated grades out of twenty-one total. This Good 6 example is well preserved with dark gray fields and circulated cameo eye appeal. Regardless of extensive wear, surfaces are blemish free. Obverse rim is continuous and solid while the reverse is worn down below the denomination. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. A noteworthy offering from Jim Poston that should not last long.
Seated 50C 1861O Seated 50C 1861-O
CSA Die Crack 		VF35 NGC
4132726004 		W-11 WB-102
 Original $2150 New April 15! CSA Obverse, WB-11, Die Crack Nose to Rim, Middle Die State, Crusty Original Surfaces, Lakewood Collection. The "CSA Obverse" is a significant piece of of Civil War history that has been pursued by specialized collectors since first cataloged by Beistle in 1929. It is found with the same ”die crack at nose” as the four CSA muled halves. The landmark article by Randall Wiley in “The Gobrecht Journal #94” issue discusses the various 1861 New Orleans die states and marriages across Union, State of Louisiana and Confederacy administrations in comprehensive detail. This example is found in a middle die state with the die crack from Liberty's nose to the rim being obvious under a 10x loupe. Crusty gray patina is uniform on both sides. A strictly original example that offers a bold reverse strike while obverse shows head and star 7 and 8 weakness. Accurately graded and housed in newer NGC holder with edge view insert. The NGC label does not list the CSA obverse attribution. An important offering from the new Lakewood Collection consignor.
Seated 50C 1865 Seated 50C 1865
Counterstamped 		AU Details ANACS
5048633
Original $550 New April 15! Counterstamped Birth Piece, Wonderful Civil War Exonumia, Crusty Ebony-Gray Patina, Strictly Original Surfaces, Completely Struck, Lakewood Collection. Counterstamped with "C.M.Guinther. Born Mar. 3rd.". A fully struck example of the 1865 date with bold device details. 100% original surfaces covered with crusty ebony-gray patina coupled with steely residual luster. Housed in ANACS gold label holder and graded AU50 Details due to the counterstamp . The counterstamp lettering is listed on the ANACS holder. A great piece of Civil War exonumia from new Lakewood Collection consignor. Offers welcomed.
Seated 50C 1869 Seated 50C 1869
 EF45 PCGS
83820254
Original $225 New April 15! Near Choice Original, Crusty Olive-Gold Patina, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded, Lakewood Collection. Limited mintage of 795,300. Surfaces are strictly original with residual steely luster and light olive-gold shades on both sides. Strike is essentially complete with rounded stars, full eagle feathers and claws. Only the lower left claws and olive leaves lack full definition. Scroll lines on the shield are raised. Fields are unabraded and pleasing. Overall, a quality example that would fit nicely into a mid circulated grade date and mintmark set at a reasonable price. From the new Lakewood Collection consignor and worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation at the asking price. I'm growing quite fond of this offering.
Seated 50C 1870 Seated 50C 1870
 AU53 PCGS
83820255
Original $375 New April 15! Crusty Original Toning, Residual Luster, Accurately Graded, Well Struck, Lakewood Collection. The 1870 date presents a limited mintage of only 633,900. This example is a new offering from the Lakewood Collection consignor and exhibits residual steely luster under a light source. Light olive-gray shades cover the obverse while the reverse is toned a lovely golden-brown. Strike is essentially complete with only the top of Liberty's head showing mild weakness. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 new style holder. Fairly priced for a quick sale.
Seated 5C 1872 Seated 5C 1872
 MS63 NGC
589898006
Choice HOLD
$235 		New April 15! Pleasing Deep Rose Toning, Frosty Luster, Choice Original Surfaces, Completely Struck, Lakewood Collection. 1872 Philadelphia struck half dimes are available due to high mintage of nearly three million. Collector challenge is selecting a choice example with considerable eye appeal at a reasonable offer price. This offering might just fit the bill! Accurately graded with nice frosty luster and attractive deep rose toning. Strike is complete with bold devices. Housed in older NGC holder with standard ring insert. A fine numismatic offering from the Lakewood Collection that is reasonably priced for the quality.
Seated 10C 1839 Seated 10C 1839
No Drapery 		AU58 PCGS
29972051 		F-105a
R6 		Original HOLD
$675 		New April 14! Pie Shattered Obverse, Initial Business Strike Die State, Golden Cartwheel Luster, R6 Rarity, Original Surfaces, Accurately Graded, Jim Poston Consignment . A marvelous example of the first business strike pairing of the Pie Shattered Obverse dies that carries an R6 rarity in VF or better. Prior to the first business strike die usage, two proofs were struck from this die pair. I've seen a few F-105a examples in my collecting career but unable to remember any mint state specimens. This AU58 example must be in the condition census and would be a prize for serious Liberty Seated dime die variety collectors. Surfaces are original with considerable luster and light golden toning along with gray-blue in the lower right reverse. Strike is hammered and exposes the unpolished radial die lines through Liberty's legs and lower gown. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. An important offering from Jim Poston.
Seated 5C 1847 Seated 5C 1847
 AU58 PCGS
35969544
Choice $295 New April 14! Hammered Strike, Choice Original, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Rainbow Obverse Toning, Accurately Graded, Jim Poston Consignment. What a gorgeous 1847 half dime at the ideal AU58 collector grade level. Strike is hammered with high relief stars and bold obverse rim. Reverse is also deeply impressed with all veins in the wreath leaves being defined. Rainbow obverse toning is so attractive and pleasing. Frosty cartwheel luster is icy on the cake! Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A quality consignment offering from Jim Poston.
Seated 5C 1859 Seated 5C 1859
 AU58
 PCGS
36319550
Choice HOLD
$295 		New April 14! Transitional Paquet Design, Excellent Eye Appeal, Well Preserved. Completely Struck, Jim Poston Consignment. Well struck example of the low relief Anthony Paquet design hubs only employed during 1859. Fully struck regardless of the shallow device details. Frosty cartwheel luster is evident on both sides along with gray-rose obverse centers surrounded by blue peripheries. Reverse is toned mostly gray with gun metal blues at the legend. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. A quality transitional Liberty Seated half dime from Jim Poston to consider.
Capped Bust 5C 1829 Capped Bust 5C 1829
 AU58
 PCGS
35446931 		LM-1
 Gem HOLD
$550 		New April 13! Gem Original, Golden-Brown Patina, Frosty Luster, Fully Struck, Running Boar Collection. Assigning a quality rating to this impressive 1829 LM-1 Capped Bust half dime was straightforward. All of my evaluation parameters were consistently above average for this AU58 graded example. Frosty luster sparkles under a light source. Strike is complete and surfaces are unabraded. The golden-brown coloring is consistent and attractive. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. A top quality Running Boar offering that will please the most selective collector.
Seated 25C 1843 Seated 25C 1843
 VF35
 PCGS
82121126 		Briggs 1-A
 Choice HOLD
$435 		New April 13! Shattered Reverse, Choice Original, Running Boar Collection. A choice original example of the 1843 Briggs 1-A die pairing with middle die state reverse cracks. In the E-Gobrecht April 2013 issue, noted Seated quarter expert, Greg Johnson, indicates that the shattered reverse appears to be quite rare with only a single example seen in more than 8 years of looking. Since that time and with greater awareness, more example are beginning to surface. This pleasing example features crusty olive-gray surfaces and no abrasions worthy of mention. Strike is fully executed; devices are moderating worn consistent with the assigned grade. An opportunity for the advanced Liberty Seated quarter collector to secure a quality example of the shattered reverse die variety, though not at the terminal die state. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. A quality Running Boar offering for those who enjoy their Liberty Seated quarters with crusty original surfaces.
Seated 50C 1839 Seated 50C 1839
With Drapery 		EF45
 PCGS
28055651 		WB-3
 Choice $550 New April 13! With Drapery Type, Crusty Gray-Brown Patina, Choice Original Surfaces, Better Than Average Strike, Running Boar Collection. A partial year type coin during 1839 as mintage included both No Drapery and With Drapery master hub designs. This With Drapery example warrants a choice original quality rating and would easily fit into a circulated date and mintmark set collection. Surfaces are covered with uniform crusty gray-brown patina. Strike is actually better than average as 1839 Seated halves are notorious for weak lower reverse devices. Surfaces are mostly unabraded with only one field mark above Liberty's left facing shoulder needing mention. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 holder with CAC approval. A quality offering at the grade level from the Running Boar Collection.
Seated 50C 1859 Seated 50C 1859
 AU58
 PCGS
35446929
Choice HOLD
$800 		New April 13! Gorgeous Frosty Luster, Golden-Rose with Deeper Peripherals, Near Gem Original, Completely Struck, Running Boar Collection. Mintage for 1859 Philadelphia strikes totaled 747,2000 pieces as compared to the much higher New Orleans mintage of 2,834,000 for that year. 1859-O Seated halves are one of the most common dates while the Philadelphia counterpart could be considered underrated and overshadowed. This Running Boar offering immediately caught my eye and is worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. Faint yellow gold centers quickly transition to rose-gold and orange coloring before a final thin sky blue arc at the rims. Strike is complete with well defined stars and deeply impressed eagle feathers, claws and arrow feathers. Frosty cartwheel luster is vibrant and pleasing. Several tiny contact marks in the fields hold this offering back from a gem quality rating. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval.
Seated 10C 1864S Seated 10C 1864-S
 VF20 raw
F-101
 Original $275 New April 11! Civil War San Francisco Date, Near Choice Original Surfaces, Natural Gray Patina, Well Struck. A thoroughly pleasing 1864 San Francisco strike from a mintage of 240,000. Surfaces are 100% natural and unmolested. Classic medium gray patina covers both obverse and reverse. Strike is typical for the date, and for With Legend design, with no points of weakness other than partial head. As is the case with many Civil War San Francisco, surviving example are problematic including a portion of those residing in TPG holders. A raw example that is ideal for a Dansco or Whitman bookshelf album collection.
Seated 10C 1876CC Seated 10C 1876-CC
Type 1 Reverse 		VG10 PCGS
83874661 		TOP #71
F-106
 Original $75 New April 11! Double Die Obverse, Greer Reverse A, Top 100 Varieties #71, Original Surfaces, Honest Wear, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. The 1876-CC double die obverse is paired with a second reverse die. The F-106 reverse is easily recognized by a level CC mintmark with the denomination being doubled. The right side of the wreath including open corn ear is weak near the rim. Greer indicates that "This die combination is not as scarce as F-105, but in grades of XF or better it appears to be the rarest of the three. Extremely scarce above VF." Original surfaces featured honest wear and olive-brown patina. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. The attribution on the PCGS is shown as F-107 and is incorrect. This is the F-106 die pairing. A nice Top 100 Varieties offering from the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 50C 1841 Seated 50C 1841
 EF40
 PCGS
36937397 		WB-1
R3 		Choice HOLD
$435 		New April 11! Repunched 18, Crusty Gray Patina, Choice Original Surfaces, Accurately Graded, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. A better early Philadelphia date with choice original surfaces along with crusty gray patina. Repunching at the bottom of the 1 and 8 digits is obvious during 10x loupe inspection. Strike is well executed regardless of late die state dies and bold obverse die cracks from star 3 through star 7. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. A quality Dansco album selection from the Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection that has been through the grading and CAC approval loop. Ready for a home in an advanced collection.
Seated 50C 1841O Seated 50C 1841-O
 EF45
 PCGS
36932471 		WB-3
R3 		Choice $485 New April 11! Medium O, Early Die State, Near Gem, Crusty Gray Patina, Conservative Grading, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. In his Federal Register on Liberty Seated Half Dollar, Bill Bugert mentions that the WB-3 medium o die pairing is found in all die states with weak eagle head and neck feathers. This near gem original example, from the Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection, is found in an early die state with complete obverse strike and bold eagle head details. Surfaces are completely unabraded and covered with thick crusty gray patina. Residual steely luster is evident under a light source. Conservatively graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Pulled from Dr. Peterson's Dansco album collection and processed through PCGS and CAC. Completely fresh to market.
Seated 50C 1842 Seated 50C 1842
Small Date 		MS62
 PCGS
50177079 		WB-5
R3 		Choice $2850 New April 11! CAC, Choice Original, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Huge Reverse Die Cracks. A highlight of the Seal Beach collection, this CAC-approved, choice half dollar is a coin that will always bring pleasure when pulled from your box. No apologizing here! Smooth surfaces are blanketed by an original "skin" of russet with deeper tones at the rims. The strike is hammered, much better than typically seen for 1842 Small Date pieces. Reverse die cracks are prominent, leading from M in AMERICA and A in HALF toward the center. This is not an inexpensive piece, but stepping up for quality is rarely regretted. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) blue label holder.
Seated 50C 1842 Seated 50C 1842
Small Date 		AU55 PCGS
6192703 		WB-6
R3 		Original $650 New April 11! Lustrous, Near Choice Original, Seal Beach. Lustrous and silver-toned with hints of plum and lilac in the protected areas. The large letters reverse was introduced in 1842, but the date style was not yet finalized, and this year features both small and large dates. Small-date coins, like this, typically feature weak strikes, but this is a pleasing exception with complete detail and just a touch of weakness in the arrow fletching and left talons. The only marks of a note are a few reverse ticks below OF. A quality Seal Beach offering, housed in a PCGS Gen 1.2 (1986-1989) old green label holder.
Seated 50C 1842 Seated 50C 1842
Small Date, Rev of 1842 		AU53
 PCGS
36932472 		WB-6
R3 		Choice $600 New April 11! Small Date, Cracked Reverse, Light Olive-Gold Toning, Steely Cartwheel Luster, Excellent Eye Appeal, Accurately Graded, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. Serious eye appeal is at hand with this gorgeous 1842 Small Date offering from the Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. Pastel olive-gold shades cover both sides and nicely grace residual steely luster. Reverse cartwheels are quite notable on the reverse along with thin rainbow arcs across the legend. Fairly graded with attractive surfaces that are strictly original. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Another hand selection offering from Dr. Peterson's Dansco album collection that has been processed through PCGS and CAC. Worthy of special consideration.
Seated 50C 1848 Seated 50C 1848
 AU58 PCGS
34422824 		WB-7
R3 		Choice $1150 New April 11! Choice Original, Steely Luster, Seal Beach Collection. Fiery orange and red surround a more softly-toned Liberty on this collectible 1848 half. The obverse and reverse centers are silver, with scattered whispers of rose and blue-green. Steely luster radiates through the toning and the overall effect is pleasing. The 18 in the date is repunched, with the initial impression apparently judged too close to the base of Liberty. The reverse die is doubled, most strongly visible in HALF. The strike is typical, with some weakness in the left talons, arrow feathers, and obverse stars. From the Seal Beach Collection, slabbed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-date) holder.
Seated 50C 1850O Seated 50C 1850-O
 MS61 PCGS
04167601 		WB-2
R3 		Gem $1425 New April 11! Gem Original, CAC, Seal Beach Collection, Just Buy It Now. The CAC-approval of this attractive Seated half is a worthy beginning, but it takes more than that to qualify for the much-coveted GFRC "Just Buy It Now" rating. Smooth, original surfaces host a mélange of delicate pastels surrounded by deeper toning at the peripheries. A hammered strike fully reveals Liberty's head and the lower detail in the eagle, often a problem point on Seated halves. The luster illuminates the engraver's touch and toning imparted over time in the nearly 170 years since this coin was struck, and the overall eye-appeal is considerable. The 1850-O is not the most difficult date in the series, but coins of this quality are noteworthy regardless of the absolute rarity. An outstanding piece from the Seal Beach Collection, housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) blue label holder.
Seated 50C 1851 Seated 50C 1851
 AU58 PCGS
84152239 		WB-6
R4 		Choice $3250 New April 11! Better Philadelphia Date, Choice Original, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded, . A marvelous 1851 Philadelphia strike with perfectly original surfaces. Gray-gold patina, while visible during in hand viewing, transitions to rose and gold hues under bright light. Strike is absolutely hammered. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. An important date and typical Liberty Seated half dollar quality from the Seal Beach Collection.
Seated 50C 1853O Seated 50C 1853-O
 AU58 PCGS
32019418 		WB-13
R3 		Choice $2500 New April 11! Early Die State, Bold Halo'ed Devices, Satiny Cartwheel Luster, Choice Original, Seal Beach Collection. The With Arrows Seated half is one of the more spectacular type coins in the U.S. series, and this hammered-strike example demonstrates the two-year design to full effect. Obverse stars seem to pop out from the planchet, the depth of the reverse legend is exceptional. Bluish-purple tones cover both sides, evenly on the obverse and with more contrast on the reverse. A quality example from the Seal Beach Collection and housed in a PCGS Gen 5.0 (2014-2015) Dupont hologram holder.
Seated 50C 1865 Seated 50C 1865
 AU55 PCGS
36358333
Gem $1300 New April 11! Gem Original, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Seal Beach Collection. Swirling evergreen and deep blue hues envelop the obverse and reverse of this pleasingly toned Seated half. The central devices are lighter, exhibiting frosty luster and attractive contrast with the richly toned fields and rims. The strike is complete, with the arrow fletching and eagle's left foot not quite fully detailed. Although not approved by CAC, both GFRC and the consignor believe the coin is close and might succeed on a second submission. From the Seal Beach Collection, housed in new PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-present) holder.
Seated 50C 1871 Seated 50C 1871
 MS62
 PCGS
34045343
Gem $1650 New April 11! Gem Original, Soft Frosty Luster, Seal Beach Collection. Yet another lovely Seated half from the Seal Beach consignor, this CAC-approved piece drips with originality, as the antique surfaces attest to nothing except the natural effects of time. A rainbow of color surrounds the figure of Liberty while the reverse is more evenly toned. The strike is complete with only a few hints of weakness in the lower part of the eagle. The eye-appeal is strong, and we suspect CAC did not need much time to approve this example. Housed in a new PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-present) holder.
Seated 50C 1876 Seated 50C 1876
 MS62
 PCGS
2646431
Choice $950 New April 11! Choice Original, Frosty Luster, Seal Beach Collection. This Seated half from the Centennial year exhibits smooth and brilliant surfaces, bright and silver-toned but with just enough antique finish to assure originality. The obverse stars and reverse rim are more deeply toned with shades of russet, crimson, and blue-green. The Wiley-Bugert reference notes strong strikes for this issue, are that is certainly the case here with sharp detail throughout. The CAC certification attest to the overall eye appeal, and next owner will be equally pleased. Housed in a PCGS Gen 3.0 (1990-1993) old green holder, and from the Seal Beach Collection.
Seated 50C 1923 Seated 50C 1923
 MS64 PCGS
6253005
Choice $75 New April 11! Near Gem Original, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Seal Beach Collection. The Peace dollar represents one of the favorite renditions of Liberty within the United States series, similar to the Saint-Gaudens' ten-dollar gold design. This highly lustrous example exhibits a lightly toned obverse, with the reverse near-fully brilliant. The strike is typical with the obverse date and legend more deeply impressed than the reverse. Only a few scattered ticks keep this out of the Gem classification. An attractive type coin in a PCGS Gen 2.2 (1989)old green holder, and even more attractively priced.
Capped Bust 25C 1818 Capped Bust 25C 1818
 AU50
 PCGS
06614422 		B-2
 Choice $2600 New April 10! Perfect Capped Bust Quarter Type Coin, Choice Original, Gorgeous Circulated Cameo Eye Appeal, Residual Luster, Accurately Graded, New Hampshire Collection. GFRC is please to be offering a gorgeous 1818 Capped Bust quarter that would be ideal for an early silver type set. Locating well preserved and choice Capped Bust quarters takes time and patience. This example has superior eye along with being well balanced. A dark gray-blue ring surrounds the obverse stars, date and center device while the center fields and hair curls are lightly toned. The resulting contrast is eye catching. The reverse offers glowing orange-rose residual luster along with a narrow aquamarine ring at the legend. Under a light source, the obverse toning shifts to deep blues and center rose. The luster is particularly strong on the reverse. A no question choice example with no blemishes of distractions. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder with standard ring insert and CAC approval. Priced at a premium for the superior surfaces and eye appeal. I like this quarter so much that a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation is warranted. Even the most selective collector will be pleased upon the arrival of this piece.
Seated 25C 1890 Seated 25C 1890
 F15
 PCGS
25147125
Choice HOLD
$215 		New April 10! Popular Lower Mintage Philadephia Date, Pristine Surfaces, Natural Gray Patina, Accurately Graded. Limited mintage of 80,000 and always a fast moving popular date at GFRC. This 1890 example has seen considerable circulation but remains entirely blemish free. Surfaces are covered with natural gray patina. Overall eye appeal is above average at the Fine 15 grade level. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 blue label holder with edge view insert and CAC approval. Just bought back as a duplicate and relisted.
Seated 10C 1838 Seated 10C 1838
No Drapery, Large Stars 		MS66+
 NGC
2037607021 		F-108a
 Gem $5775 New April 9! Partial Drapery, Eric P. Newman Collection, Old Paper Envelope Toning, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Ex: "Col." E.H.R. Green/Eric P. Newman. The F-108a Partial Drapery die variety that results from a clash of the E in DIME near the elbow along with heavy reverse die clashing on the right reverse. NGC decided to not list the Partial Drapery designation on the brown EPN label claiming the obverse clash mark was too weak. I discussed this directly with NGC prior to the November 2013 Eric P. Newman sale since the "extra drapery" clash mark is visible but muted by the thick patina. To set the record straight, this high grade mint state example was struck from the partial drapery dies and during the correct die state. This gorgeous example has satiny luster and a hammered strike. Gem surfaces are smooth and covered with thick crusty olive-gray, lilac, and chestnut-brown toning. Housed in the original EPN brown label holder with CAC approval. This piece brought $6756 at the November 2013 auction. Sold into the Tenafly Collection during mid 2017 and now back on the market.
Seated 10C 1839 Seated 10C 1839
No Drapery 		AU55
 PCGS
29674861 		F-106c
 Choice $455 New April 9! Cracked Obverse and Reverse, Choice Original, Golden Brown Patina, Residual Frosty Luster, Cracked Dies, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. A wonderful 1839 F-106c late die state example with complete diagnostics that is worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. The obverse die crack at 12:00 from rim through Liberty's head down to neckline is bold and obvious. A faint die crack starts at the Liberty cap and proceeds from star 9 through star 13. Another significant die crack starts at the rim to the right of star 10 and joins stars 11 through 13. The F-106c reverse exhibits multiple die cracks from the rim to legend. Die cracks are seen from wreath through (S)TATES to rim, another from top of STAT(E) to rim. The reverse is rotated left by 18 degrees during this die state. The Tenafly specimen is superb at the assigned AU55 grade level. Surfaces are strictly original and covered with a golden-brown skins on both sides. Strike is hammered. Residual frosty luster is crisp and pleasing. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 holder with CAC approval. Another early date offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1840O Seated 10C 1840-O
No Drapery 		EF40
 PCGS
24166648 		TOP #16
F-106a
R5 		Choice $695 New April 9! Medium O, Top 100 Varieties #16, Choice Original Surfaces, Light Gray Toning, Conservatively Graded, Tenafly Collection. 1840 New Orleans strikes are challenging in original EF or better grades. Three mintmark sizes are available with the F-106 variety resulting from a single Medium O reverse die. This pairing can be located in early (F-106) through late die states (F-106a). Late die states will have a long vertical die crack from STAT(E)S towards the N in ONE. The late die state is listed in the Liberty Seated Dime Top 100 Varieties set. This offering, from the amazing Tenafly Collectio, features natural light gray surfaces and completed diagnostics. Housed in new PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with speciality D.L. Hansen holder and CAC approval.
Seated 10C 1841 Seated 10C 1841
 AU55
 PCGS
29285923 		F-108
 Choice HOLD
$325 		New April 9! Goregous Eye Appeal, Rainbow Reverse Toning, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. A most pleasing 1841 F-108 example with mildly reflective luster and rainbow reverse coloring. Strike is complete and grading is accurate. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval. A special offering from the amazing Tenafly Liberty Seated Dime Collection.
Seated 10C 1849O Seated 10C 1849-O
 AU50
 PCGS
30949630 		F-101b
 Choice $985 New April 9! Large O, Near Gem Original, Fantastic Strike, Gray-Gold Patina, Fairly Graded, Tenafly Collection. After working with the Liberty Seated dime series since 1988, some coins still manage to blow me away. This 1849-O F-101b Large O is one of the cases and immediately worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. Throw caution to the wind and just jump on this exceptional example. Nearly all 1849-O F-101 dimes are found with poor obverse strikes; flat heads and mushy stars. As a whole, the 1849-O date is difficult to locate in choice condition above EF. CAC population report reveals two at AU50, two at AU53 and a lone AU58. This offering is one of the two approved at AU50 grade level and further reinforces its importance. A near gem with bold strike and lovely gray-gold patina. Both sides are entirely blemish free. I'll say it again and please forgive for repetition; JUST BUY IT NOW and afterwards, you will understand why. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval. From the amazing Tenafly Liberty Seated Dime collection.
Seated 10C 1852 Seated 10C 1852
 EF40
 PCGS
24908818 		F-102
 Choice $205 New April 9! Choice Original, Uniform Gray Patina, Well Struck, Fairly Graded, Tenafly Collection. A strictly original 1852 dime struck from the F-102 die pairing. Uniform gray patina on both sides. Strike is typical for the date. Housed in PCFS Gen 4.5 holder with blue label. Another quality offering from the Tenafly Liberty Seated Dime collection.
Seated 10C 1861S Seated 10C 1861-S
 VF25
 PCGS
30870581 		F-102
 Choice HOLD
$750 		New April 9! Rare San Francisco Date, Near Gem Original Surfaces, Crusty Gray Patina, Well Preserved, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. 1861 San Francisco dimes are scarce in circulated grades and become very scarce in VF or better. This is the toughest S mint date in the 1860's to locate and remains undervalued in grades of EF or better. CAC population sheds insight into this date's scarcity in choice condition with only fifteen approved in all grades. This offering is near gem original at the assigned grade level. Surfaces are covered with thick crusty gray patina and are completely unabraded. Strike uniformity is excellent with bold residual devices and motifs. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. So typical of the overall quality located in the amazing Tenafly Liberty Seated Dime Collection. Astute collectors should pay special attention to this offering.
Seated 10C 1887S Seated 10C 1887-S
 MS64+
 PCGS
32192010 		F-110
 Gem $710 New April 9! Gem Original, Reflection Cartwheel Luster, Lightly Mirrored Fields, Peripheral Gold-Aquamarine Colors, Fortin Web-book Plate Coin, Tenafly Collection, . Ex. Woodlands Collection. A superb 1887 San Francisco strike with light mirrored fields and stunning reflective cartwheel luster; atypical for the date. Surfaces are entirely blemish free and 100% original. A bold strike with all devices deeply impressed other than the left ribbon end. Accurately graded at the MS64+ level and eventually will find its way into an MS65 holder. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval. Another exceptional offering from the Tenafly Collection. Please note that the PCGS holder is well worn on the reverse side and makes crisp photography nearly impossible.
Seated 10C 1888 Seated 10C 1888
 MS66
 PCGS
25688726 		F-116
 Gem $1450 New April 9! Gem Original, Pastel Aquamarine and Gold Toning, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Fully Struck, Tenafly Collection.. Ex. Woodlands Collection. What an exceptional 1888 dime! Bold frosty luster accentuates the nearly transparent patina. Eye appeal is high whether viewing in hand or swirling under bright light. In hand coloring is a combination of light pastel colors including aquamarine and gold shades. Add a light source and the fun kicks in. The frosty cartwheel luster is activated with the coloring becoming much more vivid. This piece is fully struck with well defined head details and wheat grains in the upper left wreath. Housed in fresh PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A superb specimen from the Tenafly Collection that belong in another advanced collection.
Seated 10C 1889S Seated 10C 1889-S
 AU58
 NGC
3086443003 		F-102
 Original $415 New April 9! Medium S Reverse, Repunched 1, Reflective Cartwheel Luster, Light Gold Patina, Well Struck, Tenafly Collection. The 1889-S F-102 die variety features a medium S date punch. Only one medium S reverse is known for 1889 San Francisco strikes. There is a minor repunching above the flag of the 1 digit along with a spur on the right foot of AME(R)ICA. The F-102 reverse is in a late die state. Details in the denticles and wreath are very weak with significant amounts of die erosion in the field areas. The Tenafly Collection offers a gorgeous F-102 example with lightly mirrored fields and reflective obverse luster during bright light viewing. The reverse was struck from a frosty die as compared to the obverse. A natural light gray-gold skin covers both sides. Housed in older NGC with standard ring insert and CAC approval. A true value given the AU58 grade level.
Seated 10C 1890 Seated 10C 1890
 EF40
 PCGS
30932678 		TOP #90
F-105
 Choice $145 New April 9! Misplaced Digit in Gown, Choice Original, Olive-Rose and Gray Patina, Conservatively Graded, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Cleveland Collection. A choice original example of the 1890 die variety with a single misplaced digit in the lower gown immediately right of the scroll end. Surface are covered with combination olive-rose and gray patina with additional blue hues under a light source. Probably one of the nicest EF40 examples of the variety seen. Conservatively graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. A quality Top 100 Varieties offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection
Seated 10C 1891S Seated 10C 1891-S
 MS63
 PCGS OGH
4843042 		F-110
 Choice $420 New April 9! Thick Frosty Luster, Vibrant Cartwheels, Choice Original Surfaces, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Gerry Fortin Collection. Denticles are strong on the F-110 obverse with the denticles below the date being cut down. The Medium S on this reverse could be viewed by the inexperience dealer as being filled with the potential outlines of a Small S. The artifact is actually part of the medium S punch and is previously seen on several 1890-S reverse dies. This F-110 example offers choice original surfaces and vibrant frosty luster. Strike is very well executed and pleasing. Housed in PCGS old green holder with CAC approval. The 1891-S F-110 plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors and now being offered as part of the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1847 Seated 10C 1847
 AU53 PCGS
21691755 		F-101
 Choice $825 New April 8! Date Overlaps Base, Top 100 #29, Pleasing Aquamarine-Blue Patina, Typical Strike, Indiana Collection. The F-101 obverse is the easiest of the three 1847 obverses to identify due to a date punch that boldly overlaps the base. The tops of all four date digits are in full contact with and overlapping the base. This example Is a duplicate from Indiana Collection's Top 100 Variety set after securing the Eliasberg PCGS MS61 CAC specimen (Tenafly Collection). A thoroughly pleasing example with strong strike and deeply toned surfaces. As illustrated, a uniform aquamarine-blue skin covers the obverse while reverse has embedded rose. Surfaces are choice and abrasion free. Housed in Gen 4.1 blue label PCGS holder.
Seated 10C 1865S Seated 10C 1865-S
 VF25
 PCGS
35917418 		F-101a
 Choice $1150 New April 8! Large Depression Below Shield and on Maple Leaf, Natural Light Gray Patina, Typical F-101 Strike, Choice Original Surfaces, Tenafly Collection. In his Complete Guide to Liberty Seated Dimes, Greer indicates that two F-101a examples were seen with a large depression at the lower left of the shield. To date, no explanation has been offered for this anomaly but a filled die with foreign substance would be a logical hypothesis. Much to my surprise, there is a choice original F-101a example in the Tenafly Collection. Even without the rare die state, this 1865-S dime is really sweet. Surfaces are toned a natural light gray with no abrasions. Strike is typical to slightly better for the F-101 die pair. It would be difficult to locate a finer example at the VF25 grade level. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Worthy of an advanced collection for sure!
Seated 10C 1868S Seated 10C 1868-S
 EF45
 NGC
3717658009 		F-101
 Choice HOLD
$1025 		New April 8! Underrated Date, Choice Natural Preservation, Gun Metal Gray Patina, Typical Strike, Tenafly Collection. PCGS population reports indicate thirteen graded in EF45, two at better AU50 level, four at AU53 and one in AU55. This information should give pause to serious students of the Seated dime series. This Tenafly example is perfectly original with pristine surfaces. Gun metal gray patina covers both sides. Housed in newer NGC holder with edge view insert and CAC approval. Worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation as so underrated in this type of preservation state. Yet another quality Liberty Seated dime from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1869 Seated 10C 1869
 EF45
 PCGS
36240352 		F-103
 Choice $415 New April 8! Short Flag 1, F-103, Near Gem Original, Frosty Luster, Gray-Gold Patina, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. What an offering! 1869 Philadelphia strikes remain underrated in today' s market. Then add in the scarcity of Short Flag 1 specimens in EF or better to the mix. GFRC is proud to be offering an F-103 example with CAC approval. The residual luster is most pleasing under a bright light. PCGS has graded all of eight at EF45 level and I bet that only two to three are the Short Flag 1 die variety. CAC has only approved two at the EF45 level. Therefore this example could be the lone Short Flag 1 at EF45 with a CAC sticker. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Previously from the Gerry Fortin Liberty Seated Dime Reference Collection and now being offered by the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1873 Seated 10C 1873
No Arrows Closed 3 		EF45
 PCGS
29200348 		TOP #59
F-103
R4 		Choice $185 New April 8! Repunched Date, Choice Original, Light Gray Patina, Nicely Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Cleveland Collection. Repunched Date die variety that is listed as #59 in the Top 100 Varieties Set. Choice original surfaces are essentially blemished free with uniform light gray patina throughout obverse and reverse. Strike is crisply executed. Obverse die was in an early die state when minted this example as the date repunching is bold at the bottom of 7 and 3 digits. Finding a nicer example at the EF45 grade will be challenging as this Tenafly example is so well balanced. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval.
Seated 10C 1873 Seated 10C 1873
With Arrows 		EF40
 PCGS
13676415 		F-115
 Choice $220 New April 8! With Arrows Type, Classic Gray-Gold Coloring, Typical Strike, Tenafly Collection. Perfect With Arrows type coin for a mid circulated grade types set. CAC approval validates the strict original and accurate grading. Surfaces are covered lovely gray-gold skin on both sides. Strike is typical with blemish free fields and devices. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 holder with CAC approval. A quality offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1874 Seated 10C 1874
With Arrows 		AU53
 PCGS
34060209 		F-107
 Choice HOLD
$345 		New April 8! Repunched 1 and 4 Digits, Choice Original, Crusty Gray Patina, Completely Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. A crusty gray 1874 With Arrows Seated dime that is ideal as a type coin. Strict originality and CAC approval are consistent with the host of offerings from the Tenafly Collection. A fully struck example with crusty gray patina. Surface are entirely choice with no blemishes whatsoever. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 PCGS holder with CAC approval.
Seated 10C 1876CC Seated 10C 1876-CC
Type 1 Reverse 		AU58 NGC
2037628013 		F-120a
R5 		Original $340 New April 8! Ex. Newman, Thick Old Paper Envelope Toning, Shattered Reverse, Tenafly Collection. Important Eric P Newman collection offering and F-120a late die state with shattered reverse die. Surfaces are strictly original with the classic "Col." E.H.R. Green old paper envelope toning. There are no blemishes whatsoever. Grading is accurately. Housed in original NGC "Col" E.H.R. Green/Eric P Newman brown label holder. Yet another offering from the Tenafly Collection for Liberty Seated dime collectors.
Seated 10C 1876CC Seated 10C 1876-CC
Type 1 Reverse 		AU55
 PCGS
13636346 		TOP #74
F-111
 Choice $655 New April 8! Misplaced Digits In Gown, Top 100 Varieties #74, Choice Original, Crusty Gray Patina, Accurate Grading, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Woodlands Collection. I've always had a soft spot for the 1876 Carson City misplaced digits variety due to higher grade scarcity and the spectacular nature of the extra digits immediately to the right of scroll end. This one of the highest graded F-111 examples handled by GFRC and a perfect selection for a Top 100 Varieties set. This piece will be difficult to upgrade as choice original surfaces are natural toned and covered with uniform gray patina. Strike is hammered with all major devices being crisply impressed. It appears that Carson City mint employees did manage to properly maintain the dies used to strike F-111 coinage as no later die state rusted or worn dies are known. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder with CAC approval. Strict originality along with full strike and accurate grading warranted CAC approval. Yet another quality offering from the amazing Tenafly collection that will please the most selective Top 100 Varieties collector.
Seated 10C 1877CC Seated 10C 1877-CC
Type 2 Reverse 		AU55
 PCGS
30447945 		F-106
 Choice $340 New April 8! F-106 Type 2 Reverse Web-book Plate Coin, Choice Original, Light Gray Patina, Well Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Gerry Fortin Collection. The 1877 Carson City F-106 Type 2 Reverse plate coin from The Definite Resource for Liberty Seated Variety Collectors online reference is offered here. A perfectly original specimen with uniform light gray patina. Strike is complete and surfaces are blemish free. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval. Another fine numismatic property from the Tenafly Liberty Seated Dime collection.
Seated 10C 1878 Seated 10C 1878
Type 2 Reverse 		MS63
 PCGS
85100427 		F-107
 Gem $475 New April 8! Type 2 Reverse Hub, Gem Original, Crusty Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. A gem original 1878 Type 2 reverse example previous from the Gerry Fortin Reference Collection and now being offered during the Tenafly Collection sale. Freshly graded an housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder and CAC approval. This is an amazingly original specimen with crusty gray patina throughout obverse and reverse. Obverse strike is complete while the reverse has typical With Legend design weakness at the upper wheat grains. Under a bright light, the thick gun metal gray patina offers blue coloring at the rims. Locating Seated dimes with this freshness and originality, in today's current market, requires that old time collections be divested. This is the case for this incredible dime. Hurry as this one will not last long.
Seated 10C 1886 Seated 10C 1886
 AU58
 PCGS
83434235 		F-120
 Choice $180 New April 8! Choice Original, Heavily Cracked Reverse, Choice Original, Iridescent Luster, Faint Copper Gold Patina, Well Struck, Tenafly Collection. Current 1886 F-120 plate coin in The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Die Variety Collectors. First identified by Benny Haimovitz during June 2017 at the Orlando Summer FUN show. Obverse die is heavily clashed with clash marks to the left of the left facing hand and also to the right of the drapery. The reverse is substantially degraded with a long heavy die crack in the middle left wreath and other minor radial die cracks throughtout the cereal wreath. An accurate graded specimen with iridescent luster. Well struck also. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC. A quality Seated dime that returns to the market via the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1887 Seated 10C 1887
 MS65
 PCGS
13210670
Gem $785 New April 8! Ex. Woodlands Collection, Gem Original, Satiny Aquamarine Cartwheel Luster, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. A gem 1887 Philadelphia Seated dime that offers satiny cartwheel luster. Obverse is covered with a layer of transparent aquamarine patina that adds faint golden hues when view under bright light. The reverse is similar with the golden coloring being more dominant at the rims. Strike is 100% complete with bold obverse devices and complete head details. Reverse strike is fully impressed including the pesky upper left wheat grains that are a chronic issue for With Legend dimes. Let's discuss the recent provenance; first consigned by the Birmingham Collection during late 2014 and acquired by the Woodlands Collection. Then sold from the Woodlands Collection into the Tenafly Collection, Now back on the market and should receive strong consideration. It will take patience and effort to locate a more attractive 1887 dime at this grade level. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. A top quality offering from the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1838 Seated 10C 1838
No Drapery, Large Stars 		AU50
 PCGS
27514044 		F-113
 Choice $355 New April 7! Reverse Die Flaw, Choice Original, Gun Metal Gray/Blue Patina, Accurately Graded. A perfectly original example of the 1838 F-113 die variety with bold reverse die flaw between ONE and DIME and struck from eroded dies. Surfaces are choice and covered with a uniform gun metal gray/blue patina. Under bright light, the patina becomes transparent and exposes pretty blue fields and a light rose main device while the reverse becomes mostly deep rose. No blemishes whatsoever were found during a close 10x loupe inspection. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 holder with CAC approval. A quality offering from the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1840 Seated 10C 1840
No Drapery 		AU58
 PCGS
21288402 		F-102
 Gem HOLD
$710 		New April 7! Gem Original, Russet-Gold Cartwheel Luster, Bold Strike, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Saw Mill Run Collection. A magnificent 1840 No Drapery dime that has been assigned a Gem quality rating for multiple reasons. Let's start with surfaces and eye appeal. Semi transparent russet-gold patina covers both obverse and reverse and glows when this piece is placed under a light source. Viewing this lovely dime is pure fun! Strike is hammered with bold rounded stars and deeply impressed devices including all horizontal shield lines. Finally, the surfaces are entirely blemish free and pleasing under 10x loupe. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.1 blue label holder with standard ring insert. CAC approval is absolutely warranted on this gem offering from the Tenafly Collection. Don't miss this opportunity to own the best...
Seated 10C 1842 Seated 10C 1842
 AU50
 PCGS
21921889 		F-106
 Choice $295 New April 7! Rose-Gold Obverse Toning, Well Stuck, Clear F-106 Diagnostics, Residual Luster, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Dimes from the 1842 F-106 die pairing typically come well struck. The primary obverse diagnostic is a set of horizontal die lines behind or through Liberty's right facing elbow which are evident on the Tenafly specimen. Rose-gold coloring is nicely compliment by residual frosty luster. Obverse strike is complete while only the lowest reverse wreath leaves exhibit some mild weakness. Overall eye appeal and originality are worthy of CAC approval. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.3 holder with CAC approval. Just another great offering from the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1842O Seated 10C 1842-O
 AU55
 PCGS
15571451 		F-105
R3 		Gem $2250 New April 7! Ex. Pittman, Gem Original, Well Above Average Eye Appeal, Fully Struck, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Pittman Collection and an important pedigree to consider when evaluating this gem 1842 New Orleans dime. Locating 1842, 1843 and 1845 New Orleans struck dimes in choice AU or better is very changing to improbable. New Orleans mint coinage circulated heavily in the southern states and few survived choice. On a rare occasion that a gem example arrives to market, then a pedigree is typically the reason for the superior preservation state. This 1842-O F-105 example is simply magnificent and so well balanced. Surfaces are strictly original with semi transparent gun metal gray patina on the obverse and bullseye gold and blue toning rings that nicely frame a rose-gray center. Under bright light, the residual luster is readily apparent and exposes all rainbow colors. Strike is complete with rounded stars and complete veins on the reverse wreath leaves. This piece is also blemish free and simply wholesome for the assigned grade. Housed in old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert. CAC approval validates the obvious originality, eye appeal and accurate grading. A superb offering from the Tenafly Collection that belongs in a subsequent advanced collection. The new owner will be pleased!
Seated 10C 1843 Seated 10C 1843
Double Date 		AU55
 PCGS
12942573 		TOP #25
F-102
 Gem HOLD
$1225 		New April 7! Repunched 1843 Digits/Double Date, Greer Plate Coin, Tenafly Collection. Repunched 1843 Digits, Ahwash 2, Greer 101. A historical With Stars Liberty Seated dime with Brian Greer and Gerry Fortin variety publishing pedigrees. First employed by Brian Greer as the 1843 chapter plate coin in his 1992 DLRC Press Guidebook. Purchased by Gerry Fortin circa 1994 and used for his Web-book when released in 2004. A special example of the 1843/1843 double date variety with glowing rose gold surfaces under bright light. Strike is complete and there are no blemishes either. Superior eye appeal for an advanced collection. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder with standard ring insert. PCGS label reads, "RPD FS-301". Gold CAC approval validates that this piece is at the mint state grade level. Another substantial offering from the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1845 Seated 10C 1845
 AU55
 PCGS
30694453 		F-104
 Choice $400 New April 7! Lapped Repunched Date Dies, Choice Original, Crusty Gray-Olive Patina, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. This Tenafly Colleciton offering is the 1845 F-104 plate coin for the Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Die Variety Collectors. The F-104 die variety captures late die state dies after being lapped and removing repunching on the 45 digits. This example is choice original with crusty gray-olive patina and no blemishes whatsoever. Held in the Gerry Fortin Liberty Seated Dime Reference Collectio since the late 1990s and sold to Tenafly during late 2017. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval. CAC approval captures the strict originality, eye appeal and accurate grading.
Seated 10C 1848 Seated 10C 1848
 AU58
 NGC
2037622097 		F-101
 Choice $585 New April 7! Eric P. Newman Collection, Old Paper Envelope Toning, Frosty Luster, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Ex: "Col." E.H.R. Green/Eric P. Newman. Mintage of 451,500 with survivals being limited at the upper grade levels. This near-Mint example features attractive toning on both sides. Toning includes combination of sky-blue, copper, champagne, and red intermixed hues. A well struck F-101 example with no marks worthy of individual mention. Housed in the original EPN brown label holder with CAC approval. Offered as part of the divestment of the Tenafly Liberty Seated Dime collection.
Seated 10C 1850 Seated 10C 1850
 AU50
 PCGS
24908816 		F-112
 Choice $185 New April 7! Choice Original, Light Rose-Gold Patina, Well Struck, Tenafly Collection. A lovely 1850 dime that first came to GFRC via the Central California Collection and was purchased by Tenafly during 2015. Surfaces are choice with light rose-gold patina. Strike is well executed. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 blue label holder with CAC approval. One of the quality offerings from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1850O Seated 10C 1850-O
 EF40
 PCGS
27930963 		F-105
R5 		Choice $525 New April 7! Large O, Rare Die Pairing, Choice Crusty Original, Hammered Strike, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Fortin Collection. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 gradient holder with CAC approval. Absolutely choice surfaces for the underrated 1850 New Orleans date. The F-105 Large O die pairing also adds a incremental layer of rarity. Purchased during the mid 1990 when assembling the Liberty Seated dime die varieties reference collection. Definitely undergraded as a full EF45 with hammered strike. CAC approval recognizes the originality and super conservative grading. From the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1852O Seated 10C 1852-O
 EF40
 PCGS
11702021 		F-101
 Choice $550 New April 7! Better Date, Choice Original Surfaces, Light Dusty Gray Patina, Typical Strike, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Better Liberty Seated dime date with mintage of 430,000. It is possible that many of these were lost to silver arbitrage as the price of silver bullion was higher than face value. Choice original with dusty gray patina. Strike is typical for the date. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder with standard ring insert. A perfectly original offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1853 Seated 10C 1853
With Arrows 		AU58
 PCGS
34167487 		F-101
 $325 New April 7! Ideal for Type, Hubbed Arrows & Date, Choice Original, Tenafly Collection. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Another excellent offering from the amazing Tenafly Liberty Seated Dime collection.
Seated 10C 1853 Seated 10C 1853
No Arrows 		AU50
 PCGS
15677642 		F-101
R4 		Choice $1000 New April 7! Scarce No Arrows Offering, Choice Original, Rose-Gray Patina, Well Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. 1853 No Arrows dimes sport a small mintage of only 95,000. Production of the heavier weight planchet was terminated early during 1853 in favor of a lower silver weight to solve the silver arbitrage issue facing United States silver coinage. Today, 1853 No Arrows dimes are scarce in all circulated graded with most being known in mint state. This PCGS AU50 certified example offers choice surfaces that are covered with uniform rose-violet and gray patina. CAC approval rewards the strict originality. This is the only AU50 example with CAC approval along with one in AU55 and two at AU58. Housed in older blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert. An important numismatic offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1853O Seated 10C 1853-O
With Arrows 		AU58
 PCGS
33542700 		F-101
 Choice $2200 New April 7! Rare Grade, Hammered Strike, Choice Original, Accurate Grading, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Woodlands Collection. 1853-O dimes are a serious challenge in choice AU or better. The F-101 die pairing, though boldly struck, is typically seen with a lack of head details and weakness in Liberty's upper body. Stars 6 through 13 will also show weakness in the centrils and halos around each star. The F-101 reverse is a leftover die from 1852-O (F-102). It was used on a limited basis in 1852 and still produced strong detailed strikes during 1853 with full denticles. CAC has approved only twenty-one 1853-O dimes in all grades with five at the AU58 level and only four in mint state. Housed in fresh PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. CAC approval recognizes the balance between originality, strike, luster and overall eye appeal. Another important offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection
Seated 10C 1854O Seated 10C 1854-O
With Arrows 		AU55
 PCGS
28172755 		F-101
R3 		Choice $420 New April 7! Choice Crusty Original, Mottled Mediun Gray Patina, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. The 1854-O F-101 web-book variety plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors. Acquired May 1995 and residing in the Gerry Fortin reference collection followed by sale to Tenafly during mid 2017. Surfaces are crusty original as illustrated. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 gradient holder. CAC approval validates the strictly original surfaces and accurate grading. Being offered as part of the amazing Tenafly Collection sale.
Seated 10C 1854O Seated 10C 1854-O
With Arrows 		VF25
 PCGS
34941544 		TOP #38
F-102
 Choice $1225 New April 7! Popular Shattered Obverse Terminal Die State, Crusty Gray Patina, Choice Original, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Indiana and Grey Soldier Collections. One of the key varieties to the Top 100 Varieties set due to a spectacular obverse die crack that extends from Liberty's head down through stars 9 - 13 and across the date digits into the left rim below star 1. The die break is severe with shelf metal throughout most of the die crack and one of the latest die states seen. Why this die held together is a function of being use as an anvil die in the production press. If the hammer die (reverse) were as cracked as the obverse, then it would probably have broken apart with a large cud forming. Crusty is the operative word for the thick brown-gray patina that covers obverse and reverse. Surfaces are strictly original, never messed with and choice at the assigned grade level. Reverse strike is surprisingly good given the obverse die degradation. The obverse is weakness struck at the gown line and lower leg, which is typical for the variety. Grading the F-102 variety is better accomplished on the reverse. An important Top 100 die variety from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1856 Seated 10C 1856
Small Date 		AU55
 PCGS
30447897 		F-122
R3 		Choice $300 New April 7! Die Scratches Below Date, Hammered Strike, Choice Original, Crusty Olive Gray, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection . On the 1856 Small date F-122 obverse, die scratches are visible between the 18 digits and the denticles directly below those digits. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with edge insert. CAC approval validates the strict originality and accurate grading. The F-122 web-book plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors. Formerly from the Gerry Fortin reference collection and now divested as part of the Tenafly Collection sale.
Seated 10C 1856O Seated 10C 1856-O
 AU50
 PCGS
15730802 		TOP #43
F-104
 Choice $550 New April 7! Repunched Date Up, Choice Original, Gray-Olive Patina, Residual Steely Luster, Well Struck, Tenafly Collection. Don't I love this 1856-O repunched date example! 1856-O dimes are fairly available in lower circulated grades but become challenging in AU or better. This offer offers residual steely luster under a thick layer of gray-olive patina. Strike is well executed though not hammered. The reverse die lines between rim and UNITED are well represented on this example. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder with standard ring insert and CAC approval. A quality Top 100 Varieties offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection that will not last long on the GFRC price list.
Seated 10C 1857 Seated 10C 1857
 AU50
 PCGS
19109483 		F-106
 Choice $175 New April 7! Perfectly Natural Surfaces, Deep Gray-Gold Patina, Soft Luster, Tenafly Collection. Rich gray-gold patina is 100% natural and validates the strict originality. Strike is typical for the date. Fairly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder with CAC approval. Old time quality from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1857O Seated 10C 1857-O
 AU58
 PCGS
81871688 		F-102
 Choice $435 New April 7! Large O, Original Creamy Surfaces, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Frosty cartwheel luster immediately jumps out when first viewing this choice original 1857-O dime. Toning is creamy faint gold. Strike is complete with rounded stars, a full head and well defined veins on the reverse wreath leaves. A close 10x loupe inspection revealed only a tiny blemish below the clasp that is not distracting. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Yet another quality Liberty Seated dime offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1858S Seated 10C 1858-S
 VF25
 PCGS
24275506 		F-103
 Gem HOLD
$1155 		New April 7! Ex. Norweb, Gem Original Surface and Eye Appeal, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Saw Mill Run and Kansas Collections. An important GFRC offering from the Kansas Collection with Norweb Collection pedigree. This piece was part of the Norweb Collection auctioned by Bowers and Merena on October 12-14, 1997 as lot 500. I've seen many 1858 San Francisco strike in my years as a collector and dealer and must admit that this Norweb example is one of the finest circulated seen. Surfaces are perfectly original and covered with iridescent gray-rose patina without any blemishes. Strike is typical with rounded stars but some weakness at the gown line and lower reverse wreath leaves. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 blue label holder with edge view insert. CAC approval is absolutely warranted on this amazing example. The original Bowers and Merena Norweb auction card is included and well preserved.
Seated 10C 1859S Seated 10C 1859-S
 VF25
 PCGS
11477438 		F-101
 Choice HOLD
$1375 		New April 7! Rare Date When Choice, Few CAC Approvaed Examples Known, Natural Gray Surfaces, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. 1859 San Francisco strikes are most difficult to locate with choice surfaces given a mintage of only 60,000 and low survival rate. Most seen will have problems of some sort. GFRC is pleased to be offering this choice original example that is accurately graded and approved by CAC. Uniform gray-brown toning covers both obverse and reverse with no blemishes at the VF25 grade level. I was curious about the number of 1859-S dimes that have been certified and visited the CAC population reports. My experience with this date rang true. Only 11 example in all grades have been approved. Three VF25 examples are approved with only five better. An important offering from the amazing Tenafly Collectio for fans of strict originality. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder with standard ring insert and CAC approval.
Seated 10C 1860S Seated 10C 1860-S
 EF45
 PCGS
90117746 		F-102
 Choice $875 New April 7! Challenging San Francisco Date, Bold Strike, Light Gray Patina, Choice Surfaces, Well Struck, Tenafly Collection. Last year of the With Stars design hub usage with two pairs of dies shipped to San Francisco only. The Philadelphia mint was busy converting master hubs to the new Longacre/Paquet With Legend design and did not strike dimes with the old With Stars design. This example offers considerable eye appeal with contrasting devices against lighter fields. Obverse strike is crisply impressed while the reverse has just a touch of weakness at the upper left wreath Surfaces are strictly original and entirely blemish free. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.1 blue label holder with standard ring insert and CAC approval. Accurately graded. From the amazing Tenafly Liberty Seated Dime set on the www.seateddimevarieties.com Open Registry. A quality specimen that will be most difficult to upgrade.
Seated 10C 1861 Seated 10C 1861
Type 1 Obverse 		MS63
 PCGS
82189746 		TOP #48
F-101
 Choice HOLD
$525 		New April 7! Rusted Obverse Die, Top 100 Varieties #48, Choice Original Frosty Luster, Well Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. Locating 1861 Type 1 obverse dimes in mint state condition (the James Longacre and Antony Paquet short lived design) can be challenging. I'm pleased to be offering this choice F-101 example struck from a rusted obverse die that is listed as entry #48 in the Top 100 Varieties set. Accurately graded at the MS63 level with thick frosty silver gray luster. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval that is fully warranted. Liberty Seated specialists can all agree the the 1861 date is more challenging than its "common date" status. A fine numismatic property from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1865 Seated 10C 1865
 EF40
 NGC
4251083017 		F-101a
 Choice HOLD
$1950 		New April 7! Rare Late Civil War Philadelpha Business Strike, Slate Gray Patina, Well Struck, Unabraided Surfaces, Tenafly Collection. 1865 F-101a business strikes exhibit a boldly repunched 6 between the 8 and 6 digits in the date. This exhibits is perfectly original and pleasing for those who appreciate natural slate gray patina. Darker toning or verdigris is seen in the device recesses. Neither side has any abrasions worthy of mention. Mintage was limited to 10,000 pieces ddue to silver bullion and coinage hoarding during the late Civil War period. Housed in new large font NGC holder with the "'Rev Dr. James G. K. McClure" pedigree on the label. Another above average Liberty Seated dime offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection. Last auction appearance was the June 2016 Heritage sale of McClure numismatic properties where it realized $2115.
Seated 10C 1867 Seated 10C 1867
 MS65
 PCGS OGH
4205323 		F-102
R5 		Gem $4300 New April 7! Series Key Philadelphia Date, Gem Original, Clashed Obverse, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. A tiny Reconstruction Era mintage of 6,000 with few surviving in gem condition. This example is worthy of an advanced date and mintmark collection and will never need to be upgraded as so attractive. Strike is hammered. Both obverse and reverse offer frosty primary devices that are surrounded by heavily polished fields. Obverse has two ticks in the right field. There is a faint micro line to the left of the date punch. Reverse is entirely blemish free. This gem offering is housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 old green holder with CAC approval. An important offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1867S Seated 10C 1867-S
 AU53
 PCGS
27758402 		F-102
 Choice HOLD
$1855 		New April 7! Rare Grade Level, Choice Original, Crusty Gray Patina, Well Struck, Accurately Graded, Tenafly Collection. A condition census 1867 San Francisco dime offering that should be carefully considered by advanced Liberty Seated dime collectors. Surfaces are choice and covered with crusty gray patina throughout obverse and reverse along with subtle rose and gold hues. Faint residual luster does manage to peek through the thick patina when view under a light source. Most important is the grade rarity of this lovely 1867-S dime as the finest to be offered by GFRC since establishing business in 2013. The second finest is a PCGS EF40 CAC example that is available in the Sales Archive. A CAC population check reveals only 15 pieces approved with this example being in the condition census. Finer is a single AU58 and three MS64 examples (one of the MS64s is in my personal collection as a side note). Strike is well executed for this date and mint. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 holder. An important offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1868 Seated 10C 1868
 AU50
 PCGS
36266047 		F-102
 Choice $630 New April 7! Rare Date CAC Approved, Choice Original, Frosty Luster, Peripheral Gold, Bold Strike, Conservatively Graded, Tenafly Collection. Ex. Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. Another special offering from the amazing Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1869S Seated 10C 1869-S
 EF40
 PCGS
25380406 		F-101
 Choice $385 New April 7! Small Thin S, Natural Gun Metal Gray Patina, Well Struck, Tenafly Collection . An attractive F-101 offering with Small Thin S. Naturally preserved surfaces are covered with uniform gun metal gray patina. Under a light source, some golden hues emerge. A well struck example with crisp device details and no blemishes. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 holder with CAC approval. Another quality offering from the Tenafly Collection.
Seated 10C 1871CC Seated 10C 1871-CC
 VG08
 PCGS
35082807 		F-101
 Choice HOLD
$4725 		New April 7! Rare Carson City Date, Choice Original Surfaces, Even Gray Patina, Conservatively Graded, Tenafly Collection. For collectors attempting to complete a Liberty Seated dime date and mintmark set, this choice 1871-CC offering should receive special consideration. I'll go on record and indicate that I really like this example and would have enjoyed owning as part of my own early collection if available at the time. Surfaces are unabraded with uniform natural gray patina throughout obverse and reverse. The are no traces of porosity, a significant issue for most early Carson City dime strikes. The color uniformity is attractive as is the even wear. This 1871-CC dime was carefully selected by the Tenafly Collection owner and I can attest to his diligence when purchasing four figure coins. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with CAC approval. PCGS grading is conservative as I would be fine with a VG10 designation.
Seated 50C 1840 Seated 50C 1840
Reverse of 1839 		AU58 PCGS
15793739 		WB-5
R3 		Choice HOLD
$1100 		New April 6! Choice Original, Attracting Rim Toning, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Seal Beach Collection. A rim-toned beauty with aqua and russet surrounding brilliant central figures. Small letters reverse, as seen on Philadelphia coins through 1841. Beginning in 1842, the large letters reverse imparts a heavier "feel" to the design, whereas this depiction is more delicate and graceful. Complete strike, better than usual for the issue, for which Wiley-Bugert note weakness in Liberty's head and the eagle feathers. There are a few obverse hairlines consistent with the technical grade, and the overall eye appeal is strong. From the Seal Beach collection and housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) blue label holder.
Seated 50C 1873CC Seated 50C 1873-CC
 EF45
 PCGS
34406492 		WB-4
R4 		Gem HOLD
$3300 		New April 6! Gem Original, Steely Fields, Seal Beach Collection. No collection of Seated coinage is complete without at least one Carson City piece. San Francisco was a busy coastal city while Carson City was a remote, frontier town in the heart of the Sierra Nevada mountains. As such, the CC coinage is the best representation of the Old West as a primitive, rough and tumble environment where fortunes were made one day and lost the next. This CAC-approved coin is a pleasing example, with even, original surfaces and rich toning. The color is more uniform in the fields, contrasting with central figures that exhibit lighter shades on the high points. The complete strike features mostly complete star centers and decent detail in the lower portion of the eagle. From the Seal Beach consignor, and housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 holder (2015-date).
Gold G$1 1852O Gold G$1 1852-O
Type 1 Liberty Head 		MS63
 PCGS
35738613
Choice $5650 New April 4! CAC Condition Census, Rare in Mint State, Rich Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Well Struck, Accurately Grades, Osprey Collection. The 1852-O has the second lowest mintage of any Type 1 New Orleans mint gold dollar and is also the second rarest. Locating choice examples in higher uncirculated grades is very difficult. The CAC population report validates this fact with only three approved at MS63 level and three finer. Rich frosty luster is the highlight of this choice original offering. Surfaces are essentially abrasion free with a few very faint wispy hairlines seen under bright light viewing and nothing else. Obverse die is heavily cracked with die cracks from 9:00 to Liberty's nose and another from star to the bonnet. Coloring is natural medium green-gold. Strike is typical with the reverse DO(LL)AR and 8 digit being a tad weak. Overall, a quality representative of this rare date in Mint State. Freshly graded and housed in Gen 6.0S Gold Shield PCGS holder with CAC approval. An exceptional advanced collector offering from the Osprey Collection.
Seated 10C 1877S Seated 10C 1877-S
 AU50 ANACS OWH
2577327 		TOP #77
F-101
 Original $115 New April 4! Top 100 Variety #77, Repunched Date, Original Iridescent Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. The 1877-S F-101 repunched date obverse is paired with two different reverse dies. Repunching is visible above left and right feet of 1 digit and within the lower loop of the 8 digit. The F-101 reverse shows considerable weakness on the left side of the wreath. There is a die defect on the oak leaf at about 8:00. This reverse mintmark is the Small Block S style and is positioned right and high. The offered example is housed in ANACS old white holder. Surfaces are brilliant with colorful iridescent toning. An attractive Top 100 Variety duplicate offering from the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 25C 1853/4 Seated 25C 1853/4
Arrows & Rays 		VF25
 PCGS
29200375
Choice $395 New April 4! 1853/4 Overdate, Top 25 Varieties #12, Choice Original, Light Gray-Rose Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. Popular 1853/4 overdate example in middle die state. The undertype is bold with doubled arrow base clear under a 10x loupe. Surfaces are covered with a thin gray-rose patina. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder with CAC approval. A quality duplicate offering from the Cleveland Collection's Top 25 Varieties set.
Seated 25C 1857 Seated 25C 1857
Smoking Liberty 		EF45 PCGS
27434721
Choice $450 New April 4! Smoking Liberty Variety, Substantial Eye Appeal, Aquamarine-Blue and Rose Toning, Choice Original, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. An eye appealing example of the popular Smoking Liberty die variety that is also entry #19 in the Top 25 Varieties set as defined by Greg Johnson. Fields present bright reflective luster that highlights the pretty aquamarine-blue and rose bullseye toning. Accurately graded and well struck. This is an early die state example that provides a details view into the "smoking liberty" die gouge. The gouge extends through the L in LIBERY and into the horizontal shield lines. Blemishes are limited to a few ancient micro hits or lines in the obverse fields of no consequence. Fairly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.6 holder. A quality Top 25 duplicate offering from the Cleveland Collection that warrants serious consideration.
Seated 25C 1891 Seated 25C 1891
 MS62 NGC
2715154003
Choice New Price
$350 		New April 4! Serious Eye Appeal, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Choice Original Surfaces, Deep Aquamarine-Rose Toning, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded, Upstate New York Collection. Lustrous aquamarine and rose toning and a complete strike are the highlights of this lovely 1891 Seated quarter. GFRC images provide decent insight into the attractive coloring during in hand viewing. Under a light source, the darker shades transition to golden-gray hues. The color transition is quite dramatic. Frosty cartwheel luster is also quite pleasing during inspection. Strike is complete. Housed in new large font NGC holder. An eye appealing offering from the Upstate New York Collection.
Seated 50C 1839 Seated 50C 1839
Drapery 		EF40 PCGS
33414165 		WB-5
 Original $285 New April 4! PCGS Labeling Error - A Conversation Piece, Drapery Type, Frosty Silver Gray Surfaces, Typical Strike, Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. Are you are collector of major PCGS labeling errors? If so, this 1839 Drapery Liberty Seated half dollar would make for a fun conversation piece. 1839 was a transition year for the 50c denomination. The Philadelphia mint would end the modified Reich design for Capped Bust half dollars, with a switch to the Liberty Seated design later in the year. Therefore 1839 brings both Reeded Edge and Liberty Seated design information to the PCGS database. When grading and labeling this Peterson Drapery Seated half, PCGS believed it to be a Reeded Edge piece and assigned, "RE, Capped. Lg. Letters" to the label along with "WB-102, Peterson". What a remarkable quality control error and conversation piece! The label contains high level Capped Bust designation along with the correct Liberty Seated half dollar WB-102 Drapery identification plus the Dr. Peterson's pedigree. The actual coin features frosty surfaces with light silver-gray patina and some residual luster under a light source. Strike is typical. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0S Gold Shield holder with Peterson pedigree on label. From the Dr. Glenn Peterson Collection. A fun offering from those who enjoy numismatic oddities.
Seated 50C 1846O Seated 50C 1846-O
Medium Date 		AU50 PCGS
82938452 		WB-16
R3 		Choice New Price
$495 		New April 4! WB-16, Medium Date, Choice Original, Steely Luster, Peripheral Gun Metal Gray-Blue Toning, Upstate New York Collection. An above average 1846 New Orleans strike in terms of eye appeal. Surfaces are fully original and offer steely luster on both sides. The peripheries are consistenly toned with gun metal gray-blue colors along with embedded gold. Under a light source, the gold toning become readily evident. Strike is nearly complete with only stars 7 and 8 lacking connected centrils; reverse strike is fully executed. Accurately graded and housed in 2015 style PCGS holder. A quality Liberty Seated half dolalr offering from the Upstate New York Collection.
Seated 50C 1858O Seated 50C 1858-O
 AU53 PCGS
33149968
Choice New Price
$275 		New April 4! Old Album Rainbow Rim Toning. Well Struck, Accurately Graded, Upstate New York Collection. The Upstate New York consignor returns with an attractively toned 1858 New Orleans duplicate that needs to locate a new home. This is a lovely piece with a base gray patina and residual luster. An old album rainbow ring of color is seen on the obverse and adds to the eye appeal. Previously from the Seal Beach Collection and ready to migrate to the next advanced collection of Liberty Seated halves. There are no blemishes to discuss on these choice surfaces. Housed in 2015 style PCGS holder.
Seated 5C 1850 Seated 5C 1850
 MS64 NGC
347657015
Choice New Price
$500 		New April 4! Near Gem Original, Wonderful Eye Appeal, Deep Blue-Rose Patina, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded, Upstate New York Collection. Brights light vewing is where all the fun is for this wonderful 1850 Seated half dime. Well preserved mint state surfaces offer frosty cartwheel luster but key is the gorgeous blue-rose radial toning. GFRC images are very accurate color wise and just imagine that blue patina melting into light roses and golden hues under a light source. The transition is stark and so pleasing. Strike fully executed with high relief obverse stars and full head details. The left reverse wreath leaves could be just a tad stronger but that may be too demanding for this date. Die polish lines are seen at the date and moving diagonally into the base. Abrasion wise, there are a few toned over micro ticks in the left obverse field of no consequence. Housed in old NGC holder with standard ring insert. Another attractively toned offering that we have come to expect from the Upstate New York Collection. Frankly, the new owner should have this piece reholdered to allow more natural light to reach the surfaces.
Morgan $1 1892S Morgan $1 1892-S
 VF35 PCGS
30411348
Original New Price
HOLD
$110 		New April 3! Consignor Buy-Out/Price Reduction! Better Morgan Date, Even Light Gray, Accurately Graded. A better San Francisco date with mintage of 1,100,000. Surfaces are even light gray and blemish free. Accurately graded. Housed in 2014 generation PCGS holder.
Seated 10C 1846 Seated 10C 1846
 F15 NGC
3382139013 		F-101
 Original $825 New April 3! Key With Stars Date, Original Gray-Gold, Bold Devices, Accurately Graded. 1846 circulated strikes are accomplished on a single die pair. On the business strike obverse, the 6 digit in the date has a defect between the upper loop's ball and the upper section of the lower loop. The space between the crossbar of the 4 digit and the bottom feet is partially filled. Liberty's fingers, on the right hand grasping the pole, are poorly defined. 1846 Philadelphia strikes were limited to 31,300 and have the honor as the key date with the With Star issue. In AU or better, this date is extremely rare. The offered example sports considerable wear but has well defined devices and no abrasions. A strong representative of the 1846 date for a mid circulated grade date and mintmark set. Housed in new large font NGC holder.
Seated 10C 1879 Seated 10C 1879
 EF45 PCGS
28715702 		F-104a
 Original $495 New April 3! Low Mintage Date, Repunched Date, Gun Metal Gray-Blue Patina, Original Surfaces, Typical Strike, Fairly Graded, Cleveland Collection. The 1889 F-104 die pair was employed for proof and business strikes. Strong repunching can be found on the 1 and 8 digits with traces on the 9 digit. The 1 digit shows repunching above the upright and below the base. On the 8 digit, repunching can be seen in the bottom of the upper and lower loops. Faint repunching can be found within the lower loop of the 9 digit. The Cleveland Collection brings a lovely EF45 example with deep gun metal gray-blue patina. Strike is typical while surfaces are abrasion free. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
Seated 10C 1889 Seated 10C 1889
Double Die Reverse 		EF45 PCGS
28715666 		TOP #89
F-106
 Choice $135 New April 3! Top 100 Variety #89, F-106, Double Die Reverse #3, Choice Original, Gray-Rose Patina, Residual Luster, Cleveland Collection. The 1889 Doubled Die Reverse #3 can be easily identified by strong northwest doubling on (O)NE and on the left upright of O(N)E. There is also strong doubling on the outer wheat stalk and on the left side of the lower maple leaves along with doubling of the veins within the maple leaves. Since 1889 F-106 and F-122 are struck with Doubled Die Reverse #3, both varieties are acceptable for inclusion in Top 100 Varieties set entry #89. The dominant factor is the boldly doubled reverse die. A significant example from the Cleveland Collection with choice surfaces that are covered with gray-patina. Under a light source, steely residual luster is seen. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
Seated 50C 1842 Seated 50C 1842
Medium Date 		EF40 PCGS
84657372 		WB-12 WB-105
R3 		Choice New Price
$160 		New April 3! Consignor Buy-Out/Price Reduction! WB-105, WB-12, Repunched Date, Choice Original, Steely Gray-Blue Patina, Residual Luster, Accurately Graded. Gun metal gray-blue patina is immediately evident and covers both sides. Bright light viewing exposures residual steely luster that is pleasing. Strike is typical with a few stars lacking connected centrils. Repunching below the 8 digit in the date is bold and obviously under 10x loupe. Reverse die cracks are consistent with the WB-12 plate coin as illustrated by Bill Bugert. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with attribution on label as follow; RPD FS-301 WB-105 Medium Date.
Seated 50C 1854O Seated 50C 1854-O
 AU55
 PCGS
80563909
Choice New Price
$425 		New April 3! Consignor Buy-Out/Price Reduction! Choice Original, Transparent Gray-Gold Patina, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded. 1854 New Orleans struck Seated halves are typically found with bold heavy strikes including halo'ing of the stars. This offering falls into that category with a hammered strike and considerable mint frost in the protected areas that include gown folds, shield lines and eagle feathers. The result is a thick frosty cartwheel luster when viewed under a light source. Surrounds are covered with a dirty gray-gold skin that validates the strict originality. A careful 10x loupe inspection revealed no blemishes whatsoever and a few reverse die cracks that were difficult to match with those in the Bugert Federal Register. Housed in 2015 Gen 6.0 PCGS holder.
Seated 50C 1855/54 Seated 50C 1855/54
With Arrows 		AU58 PCGS
33177330
Original New Price
$1100 		New April 3! Consignor Buy-Out/Price Reduction! 1855/54 Overdate, Original Surfaces.. This important 1855/54 Arrows Liberty Seated half dollar overdate is listed as WB-102 by Wiley Bugert and FS-301 in the CherryPickers Guide. Satiny luster is immediately evident whether inspecting in hand or under a bright light. The 1855/54 variety is conditionally challenging in AU 55 or better grades. This example has brilliant cartwheel luster along with subtle toning in the form of pale, speckled, golden-rose iridescence. Strike is average with stars 7 and 8 lacking connected centrils and some weakness on eagles left facing claws and the arrow feathers. An R5 rarity rating was by Randy Wiley and Bill Bugert. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.
Seated 50C 1860O Seated 50C 1860-O
 AU58 PCGS
32029135 		WB-10
R3 		Original New Price
$450 		New April 3! Consignor Buy-Out/Price Reduction! WB-10, Original Surfaces, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Hammered Strike, Accurate Grading. A lovely 1860 New Orleans offering at the AU58 grade level that collectors always seek out. The offering is strictly original with frosty cartwheel luster and a light layer of transparent golden patina. Strike is hammered with all stars fully round and with connected centrils. The shield and scroll are in high relief with deep boundries on the scroll edges. Reverse is also gorgreous with vibrant cartwheel luster. There are no blemishes to discuss either. Grading is accurate as there is faint rub on the left facing breast and lower leg. Housed in 2014 generation PCGS holder.
Seated 50C 1876S Seated 50C 1876-S
 G04 PCGS
30685563 		WB-42 WB-103
R6 		Choice New Price
$285 		New April 3! Consignor Buy-Out/Price Reduction! WB-103, WB-42, Closed Bud Very Small S, Choice Original, Circulated Cameo Eye Appeal, Honest Wear. Ex. Half Way There Collection. A rare die marriage with 1876 Type 2 reverse San Francisco strike. Up until 1992, only this die pairing was known for the Type 2 reverse. Afterwards, Randy Wiley discovered a second Type 2 reverse die for this date. Given the rarity, this example offers substantial eye appeal at the assigned G04 grade. Rose-gray patina covers the field while the main devices are have a light coloring. Rims are bold and blemishes are minimal. Housed in 2015 style PCGS holder with "Type 2 Reverse WB-103" on the label.
Seated 50C 1889 Seated 50C 1889
 AU58 raw

Market Acceptable New Price
$600 		New April 3! Consignor Buy-Out/Price Reduction! Low Mintage Date, Creamy Cartwheel Luster, Hammered Strike. At first glance one would assume this lustrous 1889 half would receive a Choice quality rating due to the creamy cartwheel luster and hammered strike. Prior to the 1980, old time collectors would have loved to own this example. In today's technical grading environment, this piece probably will not certify due to minor obverse hairlines in the upper left field and below the claws on the reverse. As a result of this blemishes, a Market Acceptable quality rating has been assigned but please consider the overall eye appeal against the asking price. The 1889 Seated half dollar date was struck in a 10 year timespan when Philadelphia strike totals dropped dramatically. This date has a tiny mintage of 12,000 and is always in demand. Ideal for a high grade Dansco or Whitman album set.
Seated 10C 1837 Seated 10C 1837
No Drapery, Small Date 		VF25 PCGS
36664974 		TOP #2
F-103a
 Original $375 New April 2! Top 100 Variety #2, Horizontal Reverse Die Crack, Small Date, Original Surfaces, Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. A popular Top 100 die variety whereby the reverse die develops a significant die crack starting from the rim at 9:00, through UNIT(E)D, the wreath, (O)NE and ending at DI(ME). This reverse die state also shows considerable erosion around the legend along with reverse rotation of 23 degrees left. Original surfaces are toned an even medium gray. An ancient rim cut below the date is noted for accuracy. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. A quality offering from the Cleveland Collection. 1837 Variety 103a is rated as R3 for examples grading VF or better and can be located with careful searching of online dealer 1837 Small Date listings.Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with No Stars and Small Date on Label. A quality duplicate from the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 10C 1840O Seated 10C 1840-O
No Drapery 		VF20 PCGS
18602239 		F-101
R6 		Choice $350 New April 2! Rare Large O Early F-101 Die State, Choice Original Surfaces, Natural Gray Patina, Cleveland Collection. The 1840-O Large O F-101 is a rare die state variety as compared to the more "available" F-101a where both obverse and reverse dies were lapped removing most of the obverse date punch details. The Cleveland Collection features a choice original example of this R6 die state. Surfaces are toned a natural ebony-gray on both sides. Conservatively graded as there is more residual device details that expected for a No Drapery dime graded VF20. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 holder. Given the die variety rarity and very conservative grading, this offering is worthy of a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. Old holder is a bit scuffy on the reverse.
Seated 10C 1842O Seated 10C 1842-O
 VF30 PCGS
26686977 		TOP #23
F-103
 Original $345 New April 2! Top 100 Variety #23, Shattered Reverse #1, Reverse of 1841, Original Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. The 1842-O F-103 reverse is a leftover die from 1841. The reverse die degrades further with numerous die cracks and considerable weakness in the legend. It is likely that the die was polished or lapped considering the reduction in wreath and legend details when compared to the bolder reverse strikes on 1841-O Medium O examples. Many circulated 1842-O F-103 examples are seen with the legend being barely visible outside of the wreath leaves. The position of the die crack through STAT(ES) is the primary diagnostic for this variety. From the Cleveland Collection is a strictly original example with natural gray patina. Obverse strike is crisp while the reverse is typical of a polished out die. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 blue label holder. Listed as #23 in the Top 100 varieties set which is featured in the GFRC Open Set Registry.
Seated 10C 1843O Seated 10C 1843-O
 VG10 PCGS
28715651 		F-101
 Original $325 New April 2! Challenging New Orleans Date, Original Surfaces, Olive-Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. A popular New Orleans date that is conditionally rare in EF and extremely rare in full original AU or better. Few AU and Mint State specimens are known. This well circulated example features honest weak and olive-gray toned surfaces. Rims are bold and elevated with all seven letters in LIBERY visible. A quality example that is housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. More well preserved Liberty Seated dimes from the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 10C 1850O Seated 10C 1850-O
 F12 PCGS
30447879 		F-105a
 Choice $225 New April 2! Reverse Rotated Left 45 Degrees, Popular Die State, Choice Original Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. The Large O F-105 Reverse is rotated left by approximately 45 degrees on a tiny number of examples of 1850 New Orleans struck dimes. Dick Osburn was the first to discover and report a rotated reverse for 1850 New Orleans coinage. The discovery piece graded VG-8. Afterwards, several other higher grade examples appeared in the market. We should not be surprised to find an 1850 New Orleans dime with a rotated reverse considering that three of the four 1849-O die pairings produced a rotated reverse event. From this new evidence, we know that the systematic die alignment problem that plagued the New Orleans mint in 1849 extended into 1850. The offered example is choice with crusty gray patina on both sides. Well struck and accurately graded. There is an ancient vertical line through the upper obverse shield noted for completeness. A quality example that is housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. From the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 10C 1856O Seated 10C 1856-O
 EF45 PCGS
29550942 		TOP #44
F-105
 Original $345 New April 2! Top 100 Variety #44, Repunched 56 Down, Light Teal-Gray Patina, Fully Struck, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. Within the Liberty Seated dime series, the 1856-O Repunched 56 Down variety ranks as one of the boldest repunched dates available to collectors and is included in the Top 100 Varieties set. The final date punch on the F-105 obverse has been repunched in a clockwise downward direction over the previous date punch. Significant traces of the previous date digits are visible below the 1 digit and above and within the 56 digits. Die chips are visible around Stars 3 through 6. The obverse comes slightly rusted and generally found weakly struck. This example, from the Cleveland Collection, featured bold repunching and a well executed strike. Surfaces are covered with a thin layer of teal-gray patina. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
Seated 10C 1863 Seated 10C 1863
 VF30 ANACS
4401713 		F-101a
 Choice HOLD
$1395 		New April 2! Rare Civil War Date, Choice Original Surfaces, Light Gun Metal Gray-Blue Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. Mintage of 14,000 with circulation strikes struck from the same die pair as used for proofs. The sole obverse die has a delicate legend which easily wears and may be partially missing on dimes grading Good through Fine. This choice original example grades a solid VF30 with bold obverse devices and legend. An original light gun metal gray-blue patina covers the obverse while the reverse is mostly light gray-gold. There are no blemishes worthy of mention. Housed in ANACS gold label holder but please don't hold that against this choice example. A quality offering from the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 10C 1863S Seated 10C 1863-S
 F12 PCGS
28715714 		F-101
 Original HOLD
$200 		New April 2! Choice Original Surfaces, Crusty Gray Patina, Typical Strike, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. 1863 San Francisco dimes are notorious for having weakly struck obverses, especially at STATES OF within the legend. Locating fully struck examples will take considerable effort. Most survivors will be found in lower grades and many with issues. The Cleveland Collections features a choice original example that should be immediately scooped up by a knowledgeable collector. Surfaces are covered with thick crusty gray patina that is a testiment to the strict originality. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
Seated 10C 1864S Seated 10C 1864-S
 F15 PCGS
28715718 		F-101
 Original $215 New April 2! Civil War San Francisco Date, Original Surfaces, Crusty Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. A crusty origjnal 1864 San Francisco strike to consider for a mid circulated date and mintmark set. Medium to dark gray patina covers both sides. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. A quality offering from the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 10C 1865S Seated 10C 1865-S
 F15 PCGS
26241177 		F-101
 Choice $415 New April 2! Important Civil War S-Mint, Small Weak S, Choice Original Surfaces, Crusty Gray-Gold Patina, Conservatively Graded, Cleveland Collection. Popular 1865-S Civil War date with Small Weak S reverse. The F-101 variety is the most common die pairing for 1865 San Francisco dimes. Nearly all examples come with poorly struck or flat heads. The struck head on this F15 example looks better than most seen with reasonable relief. Surfaces are naturally toned with thick crusty gray patina on both sides. Blemishes are to a minimum regardless of substantial time in circulation. Conservative grading. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 blue label holder with edge view insert. A quality offering from the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 10C 1865S Seated 10C 1865-S
 F15 PCGS
28715684 		F-102
 Original $385 New April 2! Reverse of 1861, Original Surfaces, Mottled Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. The F-102 Small Thin S is a left over reverse from 1861. After being used in 1862, it is again employed to strike coinage in 1865. The key diagnostic is the die defect on the left edge of the coin ear. Due to excessive usage, this reverse die exhibits a die crack from the rim to the left wreath maple leaf. This crack may also be visible on some specimens struck in 1862. This F-102 example, struck in 1865, is perfectly original with natural mottled gray patina and no blemishes worthy of mention. The flat head obverse strike is typical for the F-101 and F-102 varieties. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. A quality offering from the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 10C 1866S Seated 10C 1866-S
 F15 PCGS
28715690 		F-101
 Choice $300 New April 2! Infamous S Weak Mintmark Reverse, Choice Original Surfaces, Crusty Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. The 1866-S F-101 die variety features a Small Weak S mintmark that was first seen in 1865 as F-104. Many 1866-S dime produced with this reverse die show a very weak or missing mintmark. On some circulated examples, the mintmark may be completely missing. As a result, 1866-S F-101 dimes can be misattributed and are often sold as the more valuable 1866 Philadelphia date by dealers who have insufficient working knowledge of Liberty Seated dimes. This quality offering from the Cleveland Collection has seen moderate circulation but retains choice surfaces. Both sides are covered with crusty gray patina. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder. An ideal offering for the collectors of mid-circulated grade Seated dimes.
Seated 10C 1870 Seated 10C 1870
 AU55 PCGS
28715696 		TOP #54
F-104
 Original $245 New April 2! Top 100 Variety #54, Repunched Date, Attractive Radial Rose and Blue Patina, Original Surfaces, Cleveland Collection. The 1870 Repunched Date F-104 die variety is popular and fairly easy to obtain. The repunching of the 0 digit in the date is obvious. This digit appears to have been triple punched with traces of prior digits above and below the final 0. Both the 8 and 7 are marginally repunched consistent with the lower repunching of the 0 digit. Many 1870 F-104 examples seen come with colorful toning in rich copper gold or rose-blue shades. This offering, from the Cleveland Collection, is characterized by pretty radial toning. The obverse has a rose center that is framed by a teal-blue ring at the legend. The reverse is toned a uniform rose-orange with thin peripheral blue ring. Luster is somewhat reflective which is also typical for the F-104 die pair. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
Seated 10C 1873 Seated 10C 1873
No Arrows, Open 3 		VF20 PCGS
29200350 		F-105
 Original $140 New April 2! No Arrows, Open 3, Fortin Discovery Coin, F-105 Web-Book Plate Coin, Original Crusty Gray Patina, Accurately Graded, Cleveland Collection. The 1873 No Arrows F-105 die variety discovery coin. The F-105 variety results when Obverse 1 is paired with a third reverse die. This reverse has no obvious die defects but can be diagnosed by a tilted N in ONE. The entire letter slopes right and is fairly obvious as an attribution point. This example is strictly original with crusty gray patina on both sides. This Cleveland Collection offering is the 1873 No Arrows Open 4 F-105 plate coin at the online die variety guide entitled The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors. Accurately graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 Dupont hologram holder.
Seated 10C 1875S Seated 10C 1875-S
Below Wreath, Micro S 		MS61 NGC
4687519011 		F-103
 Original $195 New April 2! Micro S, Satiny Cartwheel Luster, Original Surfaces, Light Gold Toning, Typical Strike, Cleveland Collection. The filled Micro S mintmark on F-103 reverse is positioned far to the left when compared with the Micro S F-101 and F02 reverses. Finding examples of F-103 with a fully struck head will be very challenging. The Cleveland Collection brings a lovely MS61 graded example with satiny cartwheel luster and light gold toned surfaces. Strike is typical with weakness at the head. Housed in new large font NGC holder.
Seated 10C 1876CC Seated 10C 1876-CC
Double Die Obverse 		EF45
 PCGS
15037042 		TOP #70
F-105
 Gem HOLD
$1050 		New April 2! Top 100 Variety #70, Gem Original, Doubled Die Obverse. Mintmark Slopes Down Reverse, Undergraded, Ahwash 6, Greer Reverse C, Cleveland Collection . Ex. Gerry Fortin Top 100 Collection, The rare combination of 1876 Carson City doubled die obverse initially paired with mintmark sloping down reverse. Seated dime specialists have looked for this die pairing in high grade for years with limited success. This example is gem original with perfect surfaces and uniform gun metal gray patina. An important opportunity considering the old time PCGS conservative grading. Housed in old PCGS blue label Gen 4.4 holder with standard ring insert and CAC approval. PCGS label reads, "DDO FS-103 Right C Low (FS-004)". A superior offering from the Cleveland Collection.
Seated 10C 1882 Seated 10C 1882
 AU58 PCGS
30694461 		TOP #80
F-102
 Original $215 New April 2! Repunched Date, Scarce Top 100 Variety, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Light Creamy Gold Patina, Accurately Graded, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. One does not often encounter the 1882 F-102 repunched date die variety. F-102 is a popular repunched date variety and included in the Top 100 Varieties set. Both the 1 and 8 digits are repunched, with the repunching of the 1 digit being easiest to detect. Repunching of the 1 digit is seen above the flag and above both the left and right areas of the base. Traces of repunching can be seen at the top of the upper loop of the 8 digit. The F-102 plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors. Frosty cartwheel luster and light creamy gold toning are the highlights. Strike is nearly complete with a heavily cracked reverse. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 holder without CAC attempt.
Seated 10C 1884 Seated 10C 1884
 MS65
 PCGS
21338416 		F-104
 Gem $985 New April 2! Goregous Gem, Satiny Cartwheel Luster, Aegean-Blue and Rose Patina, Well Struck, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A gorgeous gem with rich satiny cartwheel luster and substantial eye appeal. Coloring is heavy Aegean-blue surrounding inner rose on the obverse and mostly light rose on the reverse with a thin peripheral Aegean-blue ring. Strike is near complete with just a touch of weakness at the top of Liberty's head. This is typical for the With Legend design hub and fully strike heads are very scarce and prized. Housed in Gen 4.1 PCGS holder with CAC approval. Purchased at November 2003 NYC Heritage Auction for the all in price of $1035. This offering is the 1884 F-104 plate coin at the online die variety guide entitled The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors.
Seated 10C 1890 Seated 10C 1890
 PR65
 PCGS OGH
4526523 		F-103
 Gem $1350 New April 2! Watery Mirrors, Peripheral Gold, Bold Strike, Accurately Graded, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. 1890 Seated dime proof strike mintage is reported to be 590 pieces. However, I've identified three different proof die pairs used to strike this limited quantity. All in cases, there are business strikes from each of the proof die pairs. The F-103 die pairing produced this magnificent specimen that features watery mirrors and gorgeous peripheral gold toning. Strike is hammered without any points of weakness. Housed in Gen 3.0 PCGS old green holder with CAC approval. The holder is old and worn with horizontal scuff lines. Please consider this fact when viewing the GFRC images. This offering is the 1890 F-103 plate coin at the online die variety guide entitled The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors. Purchased at the July 2004 Superior Auction sale for an incredible $2070 at that time given the superior quality.
Seated 10C 1890S Seated 10C 1890-S
 MS64
 PCGS
11217703 		F-117
 Gem $1250 New April 2! Fantastic Eye Appeal, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Hammered Strike, Pretty Copper-Gold Shades, Conservative Grading, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A fantastic 1890 San Francisco survivor that will be most difficult to upgrade. Strike is hammered with high relief obverse devices and on the right reverse. The F-117 reverse can be easily diagnosed by a high Medium S mintmark that tilts right. There is a punch defect in the lower loop of the mintmark. The left wreath elements are weaker than on the right. Frosty cartwheel luster is vibrant and appealing. Both sides are covered with transparent copper -gold patina. Purchased during July 2007 at a Summer FUN show auction. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 holder with CAC approval. This offering is the 1890-S F-117 plate coin at the online die variety guide entitled The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors.
Barber 10C 1905 Barber 10C 1905
 PR66
 PCGS
25243138
Gem $1900 New April 1! Gem Original Proof, Watery Mirrors, Orange-Rose Obverse, Aquamarine-Gold Reverse, Hammered Strike, Fantastic Offering, Midwest Collection. A splendid 1905 proof Barber dime indeed and belonging in a finer collection. Under a bright light, mirrored fields have a watery texture with sharp cartwheel reflections. Obverse toning is a semi-transparent orange-rose with a thin peripheral blue strip at the denticles. If you like the obverse coloring, then be prepared for a spectacular reverse. Aquamarine and gold shades are transparent to the underlying reflective luster. Strike is hammered and most pleasing. A 10x loupe inspection revealed no field hairlines and nothing but pristine surfaces. Housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 holder with CAC approval. A gorgeous offering the Midwest Collection that will please the most selective collector. .
Capped Bust 25C 1824/2 Capped Bust 25C 1824/2
 VG08 PCGS
19976221 		B-1
R3 		Original $850 New April 1! Scarce Date, Original Surfaces with Honest Wear, Mottled Ebony-Gold Patina, Circulated Cameo Eye Appeal, Midwest Collection. Important 1824/2 Capped Bust quarter offering with low mintage of 24,000. An attractive example with circulated cameo eye appeal resulting from dark ebony-gold toned fields that contrast well against the lighter main devices. Original surfaces have seen nothing but honest wear. Regardless of the lengthy time in circulation, the surfaces are entirely blemish free. An above average example that is accurately graded. Housed in Gen 4.4 blue label PCGS holder. A challenging Capped Bust quarter date from the Midwest Collection.
Draped Bust 50C 1806 Draped Bust 50C 1806
Pointed 6, Stem 		EF40 PCGS
36319736 		O-115
 Original $1425 New April 1! Attractive Higher Grade Offering. Original Surfaces, Crusty Gray-Rose Toning, Fully Struck, Conservative Grading, Midwest Collection. A conservatively graded 1806 Draped Bust half dollar offering with a big bold strike! Obverse stars are rounded and hair curls deeply impressed. The reverse strike is equally impressive with high relief clouds and sharp definition of the upper left and right edge feathers. What appears to be wear on the lower tail feathers is probably isolated strike weakness. Original surfaces are toned over with crusty gray-rose patina with embedded gray-blues on the reverse. The familiar O-115 die crack through the base of date and up through the lower left stars is bold and evident. A strong example with limited wear. Housed in new PCGS Gen 6.0S gold shield holder. The PCGS label reads, "O-115 Pointed 6, Stem." Another quality offering from the new Midwest Collection consignor.
Seated 50C 1856S Seated 50C 1856-S
 VF25 raw

Original New Price
$395 		New April 1! Price Reduction April 1! Scarce Second Yield of Issue Date, Original Gray Patina, Rough Surfaces, Fairly Graded, Murphys Collection. Second year of San Francisco Seated half dollar production with nearly all of the 211,000 struck entering circulation. As a result, survival rates are quite low for modern day collectors. The raw VF25 example has light gray patina with some rough surfaces. Fields have a substantial amount of micro ticks but none large and overly distracting. Gray toning appears natural but there are a few subtle hairlines in the obverse fields that appear during detailed 10x loupe inspection. A raw example that would be ideal for a Dansco or Whitman bookshelf date and mintmark set collection. From the Murphys Collection.
Seated 50C 1871CC Seated 50C 1871-CC
 AU Details PCGS
27446591 		WB-2
R4 		Cleaned New Price
$2550 		New April 1! Price Reduction April 1! Important Carson City Date, Cloudy White Surfaces, Hairlined Cleaning, Well Struck, Accurately Graded, Murphys Collection. 1871 Carson City halves are one of the scarcest and most popular dates in the entire Liberty Seated half dollar series. Mintage is a limited 153,950 coins with most survivors having one issue or another. Truly choice original examples are rare. A quick CAC review indicates 22 total approved but most are in low circulated grades. This AU example, from the Murphys Collection, has substantial device details. Unfortunately, both sides have seen a mechanical cleaning that has left hairlines throughout the fields. Due to the cleaning, surfaces are colored a milky white with some residual reflective luster. Strike is complete. There are no other abrasions other than the hairlines. Housed in 2013 generation PCGS holder with edge insert and priced according to the designation. Not every collector can own an AU 1871-CC half dollar considering the $7,500 to $10,000 price range. At $2,850, this example is attractively priced for the value collector and should not last long.
Barber 10C 1898 Barber 10C 1898
 MS65
 PCGS
34498888
Gem $625 New March 31! Gem Original, Frosty Cartwheels, Light Silver-Gray and Aquamarine Patina, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded, Midwest Collection. A splendid 1898 Barber dime in gem condition and poster child for the appearance of naturally preserved silver coinage. Uniform mint frosty covers both sides and is toned a silver-gray with embedded aquamarine and gold that is accentuated during bright light viewing. Frosty cartwheel luster is active and pleasing. Strike is hammered including sharply elevated rims. Surfaces are in a gem preservation state with no abrasions whatsoever. I like this Midwest Collection offering so much that a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation is warranted. Housed in 2015 Gen 6.0 PCGS holder with CAC approval.
Capped Bust 10C 1832 Capped Bust 10C 1832
 AU58 NGC
2037622081 		JR-3
R3 		Choice $1500 New March 31! JR-3, R3, Ex: "Col." E.H.R. Green and Eric P. Newman, Scarce Variety at Grade, Shattered Reverse, Choice Original, Typical Old Envelope Pink-Gray Toning, Midwest Collection. Ex: "Col." E.H.R. Green. What an exciting offering to kick off the Midwest Collection at GFRC! The Eric P. Newman 1832 JR-3 specimen presents a scarce die variety that is extremely rare in higher grades. The JR-3 variety is identified by the position of star 8 placed high by Liberty's cap and the serif of the second S in STATES over the right edge of the right upright of U in PLURIBUS. The reverse, on this example, is shattered with massive internal breaks connecting the arrow heads to AMERIC(A) to the rim. The sharply impressed design elements show just a touch of wear and traces of mint luster occasionally shine through pleasing shades of old envelope pinkish-gray toning. Housed in the original NGC EPN brown label holder along with CAC approval. This example sold for nearly $1900 during the November 2013 Newman sale and does not have another auction record since that time. The original Col. EHR Green storage envelope is included in the sale.
Gold G$20 1904 Gold G$20 1904
Liberty 		MS65+
 PCGS
25529391
Gem $4850 New March 31! Outrageous Gem, Satiny Cartwheel Luster, Orange-Gold Patina, Essentially Blemish Free, Conservatively Graded, Winesteven Collection. The Winesteven Collection consignor is back in a huge way with a newly divested duplicate from his spectacular United States gold type set. GFRC is thrilled to be offering this outrageous 1904 Liberty $20 double eagle that is conservatively graded at the MS65+ level. Yes, this piece could easily be offered at full MS66 level as so well balanced and attractive. Let's walk through the key parameters of luster, color, strike and abrasions for grasping the entire picture and why you should step up with a purchase. Satiny luster and vibrant cartwheels tease the eyes during bright light inspection. Old time orange-gold coloring is consistent with expectations for naturally preserved surfaces. Strike is hammered with high relief stars and deeply defined scrolls, tail and arrow feathers on the reverse. Finally, there are essentially no abrasions on this example. The only break in mint frost occurs at star 9 with a short contact mark. Otherwise, the fields are perfectly clean including Liberty's face. It is difficult to imagine that the Winesteven Collection consignor could locate a finer example but he did much to the joy of the GFRC community. Housed in blue label Gen 4.5 PCGS holder. Since less than 4% of MS65s and MS65+s for this date graded by PCGS and NGC merit CAC approval, those with a green been CAC sticker always sell for a significant spread over the 96% without CAC approval. Therefore the offer price is firm and reasonable given the overall balanced nature of this outrageous specimen.
Morgan $1 1893 Morgan $1 1893
 MS63 PCGS
37927239
Choice $1475 New March 30! Better Philadelphia Date, Choice Original Surfaces, Brilliant Cartwheel Luster, Gorgeous Peripheral Golden Toning, Considerable Old Time Eye Appeal, Bradenton Collection. Off the market for several decades and previously stored in a custom Capital Plastic holder as part of a larger collection in central Florida. GFRC has been slowly handling this Bradenton collection and is pleased to be offering the key date 1893 and 1894 Morgan dollars. This 1893 semi-key date is strictly original with choice surfaces! Cartwheel luster is vibrant and brilliant on both sides. A pretty golden ring nicely frames the obverse while the reverse offers rose-gold coloring at the tail feathers and denomination. Abrasions are limited and consistent with the assigned grade. Overall, an excellent offering with old time natural toning rather than the many dipped examples often seen in the market place. Attractively priced. Freshly graded and housed in new 2015 style PCGS 6.0 holder.
Morgan $1 1894 Morgan $1 1894
 MS62 PCGS
37927240
Choice $3400 New March 30! Key Date, Choice Original Surfaces, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Light Gold Patina, Considerable Old Time Eye Appeal, Bradenton Collection. Off the market for several decades and previously stored in a custom Capital Plastic holder as part of a larger collection in central Florida. GFRC has been slowly handling this Bradenton collection and is pleased to be offering the key date 1893 and 1894 Morgan dollars. This 1894 offering is so wholesome and choice! Surfaces are 100% naturally toned with no traces of being dipped. Frosty luster is uninterrupted on both sides with active cartwheels. A silver gray patina contains embedded gold that is more evident at the rims. Mintage is only 110,000 with many dipped examples seen at mint state grade levels. Natural eye appeal is so pure and attractive with few abrasions at the assigned grade. I just cannot stress this point enough. Freshly graded and housed in new 2015 style PCGS 6.0 holder.
Seated $1 1853 Seated $1 1853
 AU50 PCGS
4225952
Original $1675 New March 30! Better Date, Near Choice Original Surfaces, Light Gray Patina, Residual Steely Luster, Pleasing Eye Appeal, Accurately Graded. A pleasing 1853 Liberty Seated dollar with steely fields and light gray patina on both sides. Under a light source, the obverse reveals embedded rose and blues along with residual luster. Reverse is also steely with uniform gray shades. Strike is complete with well impressed devices and stars. There is one rim bump on the reverse adjacent to the arrow heads mentioned for accuracy. Limited wear and fairly graded. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 old green holder.
Seated 50C 1841 Seated 50C 1841
 AU50 PCGS
37927236 		WB-2
 Choice $600 New March 30! Underrated Philadelphia Date, Choice Original Surfaces, Attractive Gun Metal Gray Patina, Well Struck, Accurately Graded. A better Philadelphia date in the Liberty Seated half dollar series with limited mintage of 310,000. I just could not pass up this original AU50 example when it walked up to the Sarasota Florida coin show table in raw condition. Purchased as an AU50 and PCGS agreed when freshly certified. Surfaces are 100% naturally toned and covered with a thick gun metal gray patina. Under bright light, there is remaining steely luster with embedded golden hues on both sides. Strike is well executed with just a touch of weakness on the lower left facing eagle claws that holds back a full strike designation. There are no blemishes worthy of mention. Accurately graded and definitely wholesome. Housed in 2015 style PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. Worthy of CAC submission and an odds on favorite for green bean approval.
Shield 5C 1872 Shield 5C 1872
 AU50 PCGS
37927233 		FS-104
 Choice $375 New March 30! FS-104, Double Die Obverse, Choice Original Surfaces, Residual Luster, Fairly Graded. A most pleasing offering of the 1872 FS-104 double die obverse. FS-104 die doubling is pronounced on the annulet, leaves and shield. Only one example has been attributed and certified by PCGS and three at NGC. Surfaces are choice with no abrasions to report. Residual luster is immediately evident under a light source. Mint frost can been seen within the lower shield and surrounding the reverse legend. Die doubling is bold especially at the lower horizontal shield lines. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. The FS-104 attribution is not on the label.
Trade $1 1877S Trade $1 1877-S
 EF45 raw

Original $200 New March 30! Original Gray, Maine Collection. Toned a uniform light to medium gray. The fields and device are fully blemish free but there is a minor rim anomaly on the obverse at 11:00.
Trade $1 1877S Trade $1 1877-S
 VF30 raw

Original $150 New March 30! Original Crusty Gray, Honest Wear. A perfectly original example with medium gray patina. Surface are blemish free. Accurately graded and an ideal example for a Dansco or Whitman album type set. Off the market for decades.
Trade $1 1878S Trade $1 1878-S
 AU50 raw

Choice $225 New March 30! Choice Crusty Original, Uniform Gun Metal Gray Patina, The Way a Strictly Original Trade Dollar Should Look!. I'm in love with this 1878-S Trade dollar as so darn crusty original and a case study in the appearance of completely unmolested silver surfaces. A no question AU example that has acquired thick gray-gold patina. Rims and fields are blemish free. A superb piece for fans of United States west coast history or a Dansco type set.
Capped Bust 5C 1836 Capped Bust 5C 1836
Small 5C 		AU58 PCGS
37927232 		LM-4
R2 		Choice $350 New March 29! Choice Original, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Light Gold Patina, Fully Struck. A lovely 1836 LM-4 Capped Bust half dime with frosty cartwheel luster. Mint frost is seen throughout the obverse and reverse coupled light gold toning. The LM-4 die pairing can be attributed by bold repunching on stars 1, 2, and 4. Strike is completely executed. High points have just a touch of rub. Freshly graded and housed in new PCGS Gen 6.0 holder with Small 5C attribution on label. Overall, a pleasing example for type or die variety.
Gold G$2.5 1903 Gold G$2.5 1903
Liberty 		MS67 PCGS
37927241
Gem $2250 New March 29! Exceptional Superb Gem Type, Brilliant Frosty Luster, Greenish-Gold Cartwheels, Hammered Strike, Accurately Graded. An exceptional superb gem 1903 quarter eagle that would be ideal for an advanced type set. Surfaces shimmer with brilliant frosty cartwheels. Lightly toned with uniform greenish-gold coloring. Strike is absolutely hammered with high relief stars and main devices on both sides. Freshly graded and housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder without CAC attempt.
Seated 50C 1859 Seated 50C 1859
 AU53 PCGS
37927237
Choice $345 New March 29! Choice Original, Dusty Light Gray Patina, Frosty Luster, Typical Strike, Accurately Graded. Freshly graded! A strictly original 1859 Philadelphia strike with dusty light gray patina throughout. Underlying frosty luster is discernible during bright light viewing. Strike is typical with some weakness at the right obverse stars. Overall, a pleasing example with choice surfaces. Accurately graded and housed in new PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.
Seated 25C 1876 Seated 25C 1876
 MS62
 PCGS OGH
3303305
Choice $495 New March 26! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! This lovely, CAC-approved Seated quarter features soft, pastel tones underlaid by vibrant luster. The strike is typical, with the star centers and arrow feathers not completely brought up. There are no distracting marks and the overall effect is pleasing. From the Sunset Point collection and housed in a Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) PCGS old green holder with CAC approval.
Seated 25C 1876S Seated 25C 1876-S
 MS64 PCGS
21525750
Choice $825 New March 26! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! This frosty piece is dappled with russet and gold on both sides, as the central figures peak out from the toned fields. The strike is complete, with the exception of die cracks and weakness in the lower reverse around QUAR. DOL. A fingermark in the obverse right field mixes in with the toning. Housed in a Gen 4.1 (2002-2004) old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert and part of the Sunset Point complete set of Liberty Seated quarters.
Seated 25C 1877 Seated 25C 1877
 MS64 NGC
1716019086
Original $750 New March 26! Near Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! A hammered strike is the hallmark of this exceptionally well-detailed piece, with deep lettering, strong star centers, and distinct feathering in the eagle. Some chatter in the right obverse field limits the technical grade, but the real attraction is the frosted devices that impart the look of a Cameo proof. Untoned and brilliant with the exception of a patch of deep gold around Liberty's knee. From the Sunset Point collection, housed in an old (late-1990s) NGC holder with standard ring insert.
Seated 25C 1877S Seated 25C 1877-S
 MS64 NGC
1634986002
Choice $800 New March 26! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! The 1877-S Seated quarter may be one of the more available pieces in the series, but it's hard to get tired of looking at well-preserved 19th century silver coinage. This MS64 peice is largely untoned, with occasional touches of ochre at the rims. The strike is complete with most star centers defined. A few ticks are hidden in the lower portion of Liberty's gown. This would be a nice addition to a Seated type set or high-grade collection of Seated quarters. Housed in a late-1990s NGC holder with standard ring insert. Part of a complete set of Liberty Seated quarters offered by the Sunset Point Collection.
Seated 25C 1877S Seated 25C 1877-S
S/Horizontal S 		MS63 PCGS
50181307 		Briggs 4-D
 Choice $1925 New March 26! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! Delicate shades of pink and greenish-gold blanket both sides of this "hammered strike" Seated quarter. The detail is strong, without a single point of weakness. Marks are minimal, indeed, many quarters at this grade level exhibit additional surface issues. The all-important S/s mintmark is bold and easily detected by the naked eye. Housed in an old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert, and part of a complete set of Liberty Seated quarters offered by the Sunset Point Collection.
Seated 25C 1878CC Seated 25C 1878-CC
 MS63 PCGS
21887432 		Briggs 2-B
 Choice $1650 New March 26! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! The appeal of any CC coin in the Seated series is undeniable, and even more so at this grade level. Carson City was a hard to reach, backwater location, but nearby silver was abundant, and the residents were justifiably proud of their coining capability. The present, silver-toned example exhibits a complete strike along with a few streaks of obverse brown. Briggs 2-B variety, with even date and no reverse die polishing. Housed in a Gen 4.2 (2004-2005) old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert.
Seated 25C 1881 Seated 25C 1881
 MS62
 NGC
350125005 		Briggs 1-A
 Choice $925 New March 26! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! The 1881 circulation-strike quarter has a distinct obverse, with the date noticably sloping up from left to right. This CAC-approved example features largely brilliant toning with sandy shades evident in the lower portions of the obverse and reverse. The strike is complete, with most stars sharp. The 1879-1889 run of Seated quarters represents a challenging mix of low-mintage issues - why not start with this piece? Housed in a late-1990s era NGC holder with standard ring insert, and from the Sunset Point collection.
Seated 25C 1883 Seated 25C 1883
 MS64
 PCGS
05866011 		Briggs 2-A
 Choice New Price
$1500 		New March 26! Near Gem Original, Sunset Point Collection. CAC liked this 1883 Seated quarter from the Sunset Point collection, and it's easy to see why. The strike is hammered without no weakness, and original luster booms from the surfaces. Toning is light, with scattered bronze in the reverse legend and arrowheads, while the obverse reveals a couple toning dots at stars 1 and 9. Housed in a Gen 4.1 (2002-2004) old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert.
Seated 25C 1884 Seated 25C 1884
 MS63 PCGS
22104005 		Briggs 1-A
 Choice $1150 New March 26! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! Collectors tend to have consistent taste, and this 1884 Seated quarter from the Sunset Point collection is a near twin to the 1883 example from the same collection, featuring largely untoned surfaces with scattered shades of khaki at the rims. Although MS/PR attribution is often confused for this date, this coin is clearly in the MS group, with the left base of 1 in the date positioned above a gap in the dentils. The strike is hammered with sharp detail throughout. Housed in a Gen 4.2 (2004-2005) old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert. Part of a complete set of Liberty Seated quarters offered by the Sunset Point Collection.
Seated 25C 1886 Seated 25C 1886
 MS62 PCGS OGH
4775078 		Briggs 1-A
 Original $1685 New March 26! Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! Brian Greer taught this cataloger long ago how to tell the difference between proof and uncirculated 1886 quarters - on the business strike, the tops of the 8s are weak. Although the dies were polished, resulting in a weak LIBERTY, the strike itself is still needle-sharp, exhibiting a full head and detailed feathers in the lower part of the reverse. There is no toning with the exception of a few hints of burgundy among the reverse dentils. A fingermark in the right, obverse field is noted for accuracy. Housed in a PCGS Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) old green holder, this piece is from the Sunset Point collection.
Seated 25C 1887 Seated 25C 1887
 MS63
 PCGS
5530800 		Briggs 1-A
 Choice $1200 New March 26! Near Gem Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! A deep gold ring surrounds the figure of Libety on this lovely, CAC-approved piece. Frosted, silver devices stand in contrast to the mirrored fields, and, as with many of the late date Seated quarters, the overall impression is that of a prooflike piece. The line in the lower part of the obverse shield is a characteristic die scratch (Briggs 1-A) and does not impact the technical grade. The strike is typical for the 1887 issue, with flat stars resembling those of a Morgan dollar. CAC liked the overall effect, and we think the new owner will agree. Housed in a Gen 4.1 (2002-2004) old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert, and from the Sunset Point collection.
Seated 25C 1890 Seated 25C 1890
 MS62 PCGS
22104215 		Briggs 2-B
 Choice HOLD
$725 		New March 26! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! The surfaces of this better-date Seated quarter resemble an artist's palette, including a myriad of color from russet to rose to royal blue. The strike is complete, better than usually seen for this issue with defined star centers. The central portions of Liberty and the eagle are partly brilliant, and there are no marks of note. From the Sunset Point Collection and housed in Gen 4.2 (2004-2005) old blue label PCGS holder.
Seated 25C 1891 Seated 25C 1891
 MS64 PCGS
36518331
Choice $775 New March 26! Near Gem Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! Representing the last year of a 53-year run, the 1891 Seated quarter wraps up one of the more challenging series in U.S. numismatics. This example is brilliant, with mustard toning scattered about the stars and reverse legend. Marks are minimal, and only a couple ticks below Liberty's knee keep this coin out of the gem uncirculated category. The strike is better than average for the 1891 issue, with about the half the star centers delineated. From the Sunset Point Collection, freshly graded and housed in a 2015-style PCGS holder.
Seated 25C 1891O Seated 25C 1891-O
 AU50 PCGS
11625187 		Briggs 1-A
 Original $3850 New March 26! Near Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! This is a rare coin in a remarkable state of preservation, as PCGS has certified a mere 12 examples at the uncirculated level. This AU piece exhibits gray and copper shading with bits of crust in the obverse stars and date. The strike is typical for the issue, with some weakness in the head and stars, and die clashing is evident on both sides. The crucial O-mintmark is bold, designating this piece as one of the few remaining of the 68,000 New Orleans quarters struck in this year. Housed in an old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert, and part of a complete set of Liberty Seated quarters offered by the Sunset Point Collection.
Walking Liberty 50C 1946S Walking Liberty 50C 1946-S
 MS65
 PCGS
4977488
Gem $700 New March 26! Just Buy It Now, Frosty, Aweseomly Toned, Gold CAC.. Frosty centers give way to magnificent, bullseye rim toning that progresses from russet to deep blue at the rims. CAC has gold stickered only 13 1946-S Walkers, with just a single coin graded higher than this example, a lone MS66. The strike is typical, with some weakness in the eagle's feathers. Even so, we unhesitatingly assign the GFRC "JUST BUY IT NOW" rating to this piece. This is a wonder coin that will impress even the most grizzled coin veterans, one of our consignor's favorites that won't last long. From the Seal Beach Collection. PCGS Gen 4.0 holder (1998-2002).
Seated 25C 1854O Seated 25C 1854-O
With Arrows 		MS62 NGC
1774406002 		Briggs 1-D
 Original $1950 New March 25! Near Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! Another high-grade branch Mint piece from the Sunset Point collection. The 1854-O Seated quarter is somewhat available in unc but remains more elusive than its Philadelphia counterpart. This example is mostly brilliant with a light cover of chestnut toning over the figure of Liberty. A few hairlines in the left obverse field limit the technical grade, but there are no other marks of note. The strike is complete with detailed star centers. Briggs 1-D, identified by the die scratch in the reverse dentil above M. This issue is rich with varieties, and new discoveries likely await. Why not get started with this piece? Housed in old NGC holder with standard ring insert.
Seated 25C 1858 Seated 25C 1858
 MS64
 NGC
629270017
Choice $1200 New March 25! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! This lovely CAC-approved quarter is a worthy representative of the No Motto type, with antique silver coloring and occassional dirt attesting to the originality. Well-struck with a couple flat stars to the right and some weakness around the arrow fletching. Housed in an old NGC holder with standard ring insert dating to the late 1990s. Part of a complete set of Liberty Seated quarters from the Sunset Point Collection.
Seated 25C 1858O Seated 25C 1858-O
 AU50 NGC
2019611024 		Briggs 2-B
 Original $475 New March 25! Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! Briggs 2-B, with a typical strike for that variety - obverse stars are incomplete and there is some reverse weakness under the shield. An obverse horizontal line extends from star 12, but there are no other marks inconsistent with the grade. Silver toned with a bit of "dirt" in protected areas, particuarly the obverse and reverse shields. From the Sunset Point collection of Seated quarters and housed in old NGC holder with standard ring insert.
Seated 25C 1859 Seated 25C 1859
 MS63 ANACS OWH
3016965 		I/II
 Choice $1350 New March 25! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! Violet, champagne, and cobalt blue blanket both sides of this pleasingly toned Seated quarter. Type I obverse with straight fingers at the pole, type II reverse with claws more relaxed than on the earlier hub. Along with the introduction of new hubs in this year, the date punches are smaller, leaving more space in the exergue. Complete strike with just a touch of weakness in the right stars. From the Sunset Point collection and housed in an ANACS old white holder.
Seated 25C 1859S Seated 25C 1859-S
 EF40 NGC
1725687009 		Briggs 1-A
 Original $4500 New March 25! Hall of Fame Collection, Condition Scarcity, Evenly Toned.. Description added! Briggs 1-A, the only known dies, type I/I. This coin is an "old friend" from the Jim Gray 2004 sale, where this cataloguer evaluated the coin as nice for the grade. At the time the coin sold at a healthy premium to the published guide prices. Jim Gray went on to become an LSCC Hall of Famer, and today the Jim Gray auction sale catalog remains a useful reference. Gray was one of the first to recognize the condition scarcity of the San Francsico quarters from 1858-1861, and this EF 1859-S example is certainly in the mix, with only six pieces graded higher by NGC. Briggs noted no uncirculated examples in 1991, and that holds true today. The present coin is minimally abraded with with even, medium color, and just the right amount of "crust" to ensure originality. Ex: Jim Gray Collection (Bowers and Merena, 7/2004), lot 2237. Prior to that, Jim Gray noted purchasing the coin at the 1983 ANA convention. From the Sunset Point collection and housed in old NGC holder with standard ring insert that dates back to the late 1990s. This piece has much to recommend - eye appeal, condition rarity, pedigree, and LSCC club history to boot.
Seated 25C 1860 Seated 25C 1860
 MS62 NGC
573422007 		II/I
 Choice $650 New March 25! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! A hammered strike is the hallmark of this brilliant piece that exhibits hints of chestnut on both sides. The star centers are full, and the reverse legend is deeply impressed . Housed in old NGC holder with standard ring insert that dates to the late 1990s. Part of a complete set of Liberty Seated quarters offered by the Sunset Point Collection.
Seated 25C 1860S Seated 25C 1860-S
 EF40 NGC
7001444001 		Briggs 1-A
 Original $9000 New March 25! Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! One of the highlights of the Sunset Point collection, this conditionally rare 1860-S quarter is exceeded by only seven grading "events" at NGC, of which several likely represent resubmissions. Gray and brown tones predominate, with deeper hues in the upper obverse stars and lower portion of the reverse legend. There is some discoloration around the eagle's head. Surfaces are lightly abraded with no major distractions. Well-struck with some weakness in the stars, as Briggs notes for 1860-S quarters, which were struck from a single die pair. Housed in old NGC holder with standard ring insert, dating to the late 1990s. This coin offers substantial foundational value - absolute rarity, conditional rarity, and NGC certification, assuring a standard of quality.
Seated 25C 1861 Seated 25C 1861
 MS63 NGC
2501074002 		II/II
 Choice $725 New March 25! Choice Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! A high-grade Seated quarter from the dawn of the Civil War, this well-detailed piece exhibits frosty, brilliant luster with light shades of blue-green on the reverse. The strike is complete with strong star centers and distinct arrow fletching. Liberty's curved fingers and the more relaxed claws identify this as a type II/II example, a well-known variety for this year. Type I and II die pairings in the Liberty Seated quarter series are not completely worked out, and new discoveries likely await the eagle-eyed collector. Housed in an old (1990s) NGC holder with standard ring insert. From the Sunset Point complete set of Liberty Seated quarters.
Seated 25C 1861S Seated 25C 1861-S
 AU55 PCGS
60154559 		Briggs 1-A
 Original $17500 New March 25! Original, Sunset Point Collection. Description added! Seated quarters of certain issues, especially branch Mint pieces, simply did not surivve in high grades. Neither PCGS or NGC have cerified a Mint State 1861-S quarter, putting this piece toward the top of the condidtion census. Although PCGS has certified eight pieces at the AU58 level, it is certain this number includes multiple resubmissions from hopeful owners attempting to "score" the first uncirculated example. Briggs 1-A, with mintmark right of center and a reverse die crack left of QUAR. The strike is typical for the 1-A variety, with star centers of varying strength. The toning is pleasing, silver with underlying violet shades. Liberty has somewhat of a two-tone appearance with silver on the high points and more color in the protected areas. Stars 3-4 host a bit of crust, as does the reverse shield. The new owner of this piece will immediately be a contender for "King of the Hill," as numbers do not necessarily mean everything - at this level, only a in-person comparison with other high-grade specimens settles the argument, and, even then, disagreements may remain! From the Sunset Point collection, and housed in an old blue label PCGS holder with standard ring insert.
Gold G$10 1926 Gold G$10 1926
Indian 		MS61
 PCGS
24354894
Choice $825 New March 20! CAC Approval, Frosty Cartwheel Luster, Choice For Grade, Pleasing and Attractive, Seated Appalachian Collection. Many $10 Indians at the MS61 grade level will be quite baggy and unattractive. Just the opposite is true here. At first glance, the bright frosty luster and sharp cartwheels suggest MS62/MS63 potential. Swirling the piece under a light source reveals a few abrasions in the upper right obverse but not distracting. Orange-gold patina covers both sides. A conservatively graded example that is housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 holder with edge view insert along with CAC approval. Part of a type set divestment by the Seated Appalachian Collection.
Gold G$2.5 1925D Gold G$2.5 1925-D
Indian 		MS63
 PCGS
31659474
Choice $475 New March 20! Pleasing Satiny Luster, Choice Original Surfaces, Mottled Orange-Gold, Full Strike, Fairly Graded, Seated Appalachian Collection. An attractive 1925 Denver $2.5 quarter eagle strike with impressive satiny luster and mottled orange-gold patina. The Indians cheek is essentially blemish free. Overall strike is complete. A choice example that was worthy of CAC approval. Housed in 2014 PCGS Gen 5.0 holder with that popular green bean. Part of a type set divestment by the Seated Appalachian Collection.
Gold G$20 1908 Gold G$20 1908
St Gaudens 		MS65 NGC
3584845006 		No Motto
 Gem HOLD
$1625 		New March 20! No Motto Type, Gem Original, Thick Frosty Luster, Crisp Cartwheels, Rich Greenish-Gold, Accurately Graded, Seated Appalachian Collection. Thick mint frosty cover both sides of this gem original 1908 No Motto $20 double eagle. Frosty luster and crisp cartwheels are most pleasing during bright light viewing. Strike is complete with bold facial details presented against an abrasion free background. This is an attractive No Motto example, for type, that continually grows on me with more viewing. Accurately graded and housed in newer NGC holder with edge view. Part of a type set divestment by the Seated Appalachian Collection.
Gold G$5 1907 Gold G$5 1907
Liberty 		MS64 PCGS
83285763
Choice $675 New March 20! Pleasing Frosty Cartwheels, Choice Original Surface, Greenish-Gold Patina, Accurately Graded, Seated Appalachian Collection. If in the market for a $5 half eagle Liberty gold type coin, this 1907 Philadelphia offering should be checked out. A thorough pleasing example with greenish-gold surfaces and cartwheel luster that is somewhere between frosty and/or satiny. Surfaces have a thin layer of mint frost and limited abrasions consistent with the grade. Well struck also. Accurately grade and housed in 2015 PCGS Gen 6.0 holder. Part of a type set divestment by the Seated Appalachian Collection.
Capped Bust 10C 1829 Capped Bust 10C 1829
 AU55
 PCGS
30170161 		JR-6
R3 		Choice $725 New March 19! Better JR-6 Die Pairing, Small 10C, Thick Crusty Patina, Aquamarine-Gold, Fully Struck, Frosty Reverse Luster, New Hampshire Collection. If you like your silver coinage with thick crusty surfaces, then this 1829 JR-6 Capped Bust dime should be considered. Obverse coloring is crusty aquamarine with golden highlights at the peripheries. On the other hand, the reverse is lightly toned with a thin layer of gray-gold. This allows frosty luster to be readily enjoyed during bright light viewing. Strike is well executed and complete on both sides. JR-6 is a better die pairing and listed as an R-3 rarity. Housed in 2014 PCGS Gen 5.0 holder with CAC approval. Another great offering from the New Hampshire Collection.
Seated 25C 1869 Seated 25C 1869
 PR64
 PCGS
32735524 		Briggs 2-B
 Choice $1150 New March 19! A Near Gem, Bright Reflective Mirrors, Peripheral Rose Gold, Hammered Strike, Clean Fields, Fairly Graded, New Hampshire Collection. The New Hampshire Collection consignor decides to redirect his box of 20 collecting goals and brings this lovely proof quarter to market. 1869 proof strikes were limited to 600 pieces and are listed as Briggs 2-B in Larry's Encyclopedia. This example has been well preserved with near gem original surfaces. The mirrors are bright and reflective with peripheral rose gold decorating the untoned centers. Strike is absolutely hammered with high relief devices. The right obverse field has a few faint hairlines that limits the grade on a technical basis but with excellent eye appeal. CAC believed so and rewarded with a green bean. Housed in 2015 PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.