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Photo	Denom	Date	Grade	TPG	Variety	GFRC Rating	Price	Description	Buy
	Early Commems 50C	1938	MS64	NGC 610876002		Gem	$435	New January 6! Daniel Boone Bicentennial, Heavily Frosted, Gem Original, Pikes Peak Collection. FUN Show Price Reduction - The Daniel Boone Centennial silver commem was issue for five year, starting in 1934, with all three mints striking the 1935 to 1938 dates. The Pikes Peak release is quite impressive given its rich mint bloom and resulting frosted luster under a bright light. A superior example that readily deserves its green bean. A limited mintage of 2,100 pieces further adds to the allure. Housed in NGC Gen 9 (2001-2003) holder with CAC approval.
	Gold G$1	1857 Type 3 Indian Princess	AU53	NGC 5853109002		Choice	$460	New January 6! Choice Original, Honey-Gold Coloration, CAC Approval, Pikes Peak Collection. FUN Show Price Reduction - Tough as a date, the 1857 is one of the common gold dollars and is ideal for a gold type set and the Type 3 Indian Princess slot. This Peaks Pike example was original source from GFRC given its well preserved surfaces layered with classic honey green-gold patination. The residual luster is quite impressive under a bright light. Housed in new large font NGC holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 50C	1876	MS63	PCGS 32572886		Choice	$800	New January 6! Gorgeous Steely Reflectance, Choice Original, CAC Candidate?, Pikes Peak Collection. FUN Show Price Reduction - If searching for a perfectly original Liberty Seated half dollar for type, this Pike Peaks release might just fit the bill. I'm quite impressed by the undisturbed steely fields and resulting reflectance under a bright light along with swirling cartwheels. Patination includes the entire compliment of rainbow colors, especially the bullseye pattern on the reverse. When first inspecting this lot, my immediately question was why no CAC green bean. A careful 10x inspection notes potential rub on the eagle's neck feathers as the probably cause. Regardless, the presentation is above the certified grade and well worth being added to a type collection. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder.
	Walking Liberty 50C	1946-D	MS66	PCGS 45845896		Gem	$185	New January 6! Tradition Super Gem Eye Appeal, Rich Mint Bloom, Pikes Peak Collection. FUN Show Price Reduction - The current Pikes Peak Collection release offers two 1946-D halves with completely different personalities. This example is a traditional gem with rich frosted luster and light gold on the obverse and subtle blues on the reverse. A bold strike is noted with complete vertical skirt lines. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 10C	1842	EF45+	raw	F-103b R7	Original	$1350	New January 5! Rim Cuds at 10:00 and 4:00, Very Rare Die State, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. 1842 F-103b is the R7 die state whereby two obverse cuds at found at 11:00 and 4:00. The single 1842 cud obverse die state (F-103a) is listed in the Top 100 Variety set and available with some searching. The double obverse cud F-103b die state was mentioned by Greer as existing and being rare. I subsequently located an example at the ANR November 30, 2004 Frog Run Sale and was added to the Seated dime die variety online reference after its August 2004 release. This plate coin is one of the few F-103b examples known as I have only seen two examples of the doubled cud obverse die state outside of the plate coin, both are listed in the GFRC Sales Archive with the finest graded PCGS MS64+ CAC. A near choice example with some left obverse rim chatter precluding a full Choice quality rating. When pursuing an R7 die state, one can't be too stringent on perfection. I've thoroughly enjoyed owning this example. It ships in a 2x2 cardboard holder with Fortin notes.
	Seated 10C	1853 Hubbed Arrows & Date	EF45	raw	F-107	Choice	HOLD $150	New January 5! Obverse Rim Cuds, Die Cracks Throughout Obverse and Reverse, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. Hurry as the Fortin web-book plate coins are selling at a decent pace. Purchased October 1993 directly from Brian Greer after the release of his Liberty Seated Dime guidebook via DLRC Press. Absolutely a choice example with the typical originality and conservative grading that Greer was noted for. This piece ships in the original cardboard 2x2 with Fortin notes and also the Liberty Seated Dime die variety online reference plate coin.
	Seated 10C	1853 Hubbed Arrows & Date	EF40	raw	F-111	Choice	HOLD $80	New January 5! Doubled Upper Loop of 3 Digit, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. Stone cold original Fortin plate coin. Doubling can be seen at the upper loop of the 3 digit. Doubling is the appropriate term since this piece was struck from a hubbed date and arrows obverse die. Purchased at the 1999 Summer ANA show from Chris Pilliod. During my research days, Chris had an eagle eye for seeing repunched mintmarks and misplaced dates with his finds passed into the reference collection. Ships in it original cardboard 2x2 with Fortin notes.
	Seated 10C	1854 With Arrows	MS63	raw	F-104a	Choice	HOLD $475	New January 5! Shattered Obverse #1, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A marvelous 1854 strike with brilliant golden frosted luster and direct access to the Shattered Obverse #1 die cracks. Purchase April 2000 for its beauty and die state significance. Hurry as the Fortin web-book plate coins are selling at a quick pace.
	Seated 10C	1854 With Arrows	MS62	raw	F-104	Choice	HOLD $275	New January 5! 54 Closed, Die Scratches Above Shield, Greer and Fortin Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. This stone cold original 1854 dime was purchased May 1995 from Brian Greer. Employed by both Greer and Fortin in their respective Liberty Seate dime references.
	Seated 10C	1855 With Arrows	VF20	raw	F-103	Original	$75	New January 5! Doubled Die Obverse #2, Right Shield Edge Doubled. Hurry as the Fortin web-book plate coins are selling at a decent pace. Full description and purchase date added on Monday
	Seated 10C	1850	VF30	raw	F-111	Original	HOLD $100	New January 4! Weak Stars 1 Through 6, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The F-111 obverse, while exhibiting severe weakness, is paired with a heavily cracked reverse die. The origins of this heavily cracked reverse went undefined for decades until an interim die state reverse specimen appeared within GFRC inventory in late 2016. The interim die state of Reverse F, listed as F.2 (F-108a), was discovered on an NGC MS63 example with matching die cracks to those of the above late die state example but much fainter. During the interim die state The F-108a reverse is paired with Obverse 6. The F-111 pairing of Obverse 8 and Reverse F.3 was described in a 1984 issue of the Gobrecht Journal by John McCloskey from a Seated dime made available by Bill Carpenter. This web-book plate coin was purchased March 1992 and ships in its original 2x2 cardboard holder.
	Seated 10C	1854-O	VF25	raw	F-107	Choice	HOLD $120	New January 4! Die Cracks Above Liberty's Foot, Large O, Slight Oblique Punch, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The die cracks on the F-107 and F-107 obverses, between Liberty's foot and Star 13, are similar. Careful study of the position of the diagonal die crack with respect to Liberty's foot is recommended. The additional diagnostic to differentiate the F-107 and F-107 obverses is the strength of the date punch. The F-107 obverse features a strong date with the 54 digits being closed and the left foot of the 1 digit being complete. The F-106 obverse, on the other hand, has a weak date hubbing. The F-107 reverse exhibits a Large O mintmark that appears to be slightly oblique. The upper section of the Large O mintmark is stronger in appearance than the bottom section. This lot is the plate coin at the Liberty Seated Dime die variety reference and was purchased August 1992, the early period of Fortin's die variety research. It ships in its original 2x2 cardboard holder from that era.
	Seated 10C	1856 Small Date	AU50	raw	F-104	Choice	HOLD $200	New January 4! Repunched (185)6, Doubled Shield and Gown, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The 1856 Small Date F-104 obverse is found with bold repunching under the 185 date digits. Additionally, the obverse die is doubled in multiple areas. The horizontal shields lines show doubling under the primary lines while the scroll containing LIBERTY is doubled on its lower edge. The right shield edge is also doubled as are the gown folds to the right of the shield including those on both sides of the pendant. This offering is the F-104 plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference. A medium coin gray skin covers both sides with peripheral gold hues. Very well struck for the issue. Purchased January 1997 and ships in its original 2x2 cardboard holder with Fortin notes.
	Seated 10C	1869 Short Flag 1	AU50	raw	TOP #53 F-101 R6	Original	HOLD $975	New January 4! Short Flag 1, High Level Date, Top 100 Varieties #53, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. This 1869 F-101 date placement is the rarest of the five known Short Flag 1 varieties. After 25 years of searching out examples of 1869 Short Flag 1 dimes, I have located two examples that graded F12 and the plate coin purchased from an eBay seller in Argentina. This rare date placement variety can be identified by a nearly level date that is positioned high and far right. A check of the GFRC Sales Archive reveals on three raw example sold during the 2015-2017 timeframe, all being lower circulated grades. The release of the Liberty Seated Dime die variety online reference plate coin is a special occasion for those needing an high grade example for their Top 100 Varieties set. Purchased March 2003 and ships in its original 2x2 cardboard holder with Fortin notes.
	Seated 10C	1873 With Arrows	EF45	raw	F-122	Original	$185	New January 4! Left Arrow Points Down, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. On the 1873 With Arrows obverse, the large left arrow points downward. The right end of the left arrow stem in even vertically with the left end of the flag of 1 digit. This example is the plate coin with the Liberty Seated Dime die variety online reference and is strictly original with a few surface marks. Purchased October 1999 and ships in its original 2x2 cardboard holder.
	Seated 10C	1887-S	AU50	raw	F-119	Choice	HOLD $125	New January 4! Misplaced 1 Digit in Shield, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The 1887-S F-110 obverse can be easily attributd by an extra 1 digit punch in the shield. The flag of a 1 digit is clearly visible between shield lines #8 and #9. The Medium S mintmark on the reverse is positioned high and to the left with an obvious right tilt. The upper loop is filled with a mintmark punch artifact that collectors may mistakenly call a Small S. Steely fields are noted on both sides with mottled rose toning and hints of peripheral blues.
	Seated 10C	1889	EF45	raw	F-128	Original	HOLD $100	New January 4! Misplaced 9 Digit in Gown, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. On the 1889 F-128 die pairing, the top right loop of 9 digit is visible in gown fold to the upper right of pendant. The date is positioned high with an obvious downward slope. Date digits are weakly punched with the 9 digit being open. This misplaced date variety was identified by Fortin during June 2013. This example is the plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference. Strictly original with natural coin gray patination and gold hues are the borders.
	Seated $1	1849	AU50	PCGS OGH 2462347		Original	HOLD $1500	New January 3! Low Mintage Issue, Steely Reflective Luster, Near Choice Original, New Jersey Collection. Only 62,600 1849 dated Seated dollars were struck that year from four separate die marriages. This New Jersey Collection release is the OC-2 die pairing with perfect shield lines as the key diagnostic point. This is a steely example that exhibits notable reflectivity under a bright light. Rub and faint chatter in the fields is accentuated by the reflective surfaces and my Near-Choice quality rating may be too conservative. The reverse strike is complete while the obverse right stars lack center points. In hand viewing will reveal an attractive coin as compared to the GFRC images which suffer from holder lighting reflective from 5:00 to 9:00. Please keep this in mind when considering a purchase. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) old green holder.
	Seated $1	1873	MS60	PCGS 5479871		Original	$5000	New January 3! Final Year of Design Issue, Pervasive Mint Frost, Bold Strike, New Jersey Collection. 1873 brought the final year of the Liberty Seated series along with being the first year that the coinage system contained three different dollars made for circulation (the Liberty Seated silver dollar, the new silver Trade dollar of heavier weight, and the gold dollar). Final year mintage was 293,000 though the date was substantial melted per Q. David Bowers' CoinFacts insights as reference here, "The Philadelphia Evening Telegram on July 11, 1873 carried this notice on the front page: "The Act of February 12, 1873 went into effect the first of April, and since that time none of the dollars coined prior to that date have been paid out." After July 10, 1873, many undistributed pieces still held at the Mint went to the melting pot. Included in the destruction was the large quantity of 2,258 unsold Proof dollars of 1873 and unspecified earlier years". This New Jersey Collection survivor presents pervasive mint frost and textured luster under a bright light. Light patches of surfaces chatter and marks are properly captured by the certified grade and preclude a Choice quality rating. Please rest assured that this dollar is 100% original and will please those who understand the series. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.0 (1998-2002) holder with CAC approval.
	Seated 10C	1849-O	AU53	raw	TOP #31 F-104	Choice	HOLD $975	New January 2! Repunched 184, Greer and Fortin Plate Coin, Top 100 Varieties Candidate, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A boldly struck F-104 example with heavily detailed repunching at the 184 digits along with holding the distinction of being the Greer and Fortin plate coin for the date and die variety. On the F-104 3, the final date is repunched north after the earlier date punch was positioned too low. An extra flag of the earlier 1 punch appears below the flag of the final 1 digit. The outline of the earlier lower loop of the 8 digit is seen below the final 8 digit. Repunching is seen below the base of the 4 digit. Purchased directly from Greer during January 1994 after his Liberty Seated Dime guidebook was released via DLRC Press. The GFRC images accurately capture the overall eye appeal, strike, and heavy repunching. Worthy of the finest Top 100 Varieties collection being assembled. This lot will ship in its period 2x2 with Fortin notations.
	Seated 10C	1849-O	AU50	raw	F-104b	Original	$750	New January 2! Lapped Dies, Repunched 184 Removed, Small O, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The 1849-O F-104b die state can be attributed via heavily lapped obverse and reverse dies with significant device relief reduction and the repunched 184 artifacts completed effaced. Heavily toned and accurately illustrated by GFRC images. Purchased January 1997 and utilized on an ongoing basis as the F-104b plate coin at The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seate Dime Variety Collectors online reference. Another significant offfering for the Seated dime die variety collector with numismatic history that must be preserved. This lot will ship in its period 2x2 with Fortin notations.
	Seated 10C	1865-S	AU55	raw	F-102	Original	$1150	New January 2! Repunched 86, Small Thin S, Reverse of 1861, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The 1865-S F-102 die pairing, with a bold reverse S mintmark, is much scarcer than its earlier F-101 predecessor though both were struck from the same obverse die that is so prone to partial head strikes. Accurately graded though having an old dip that has left the surfaces an even light silver-gray with gold highlights at the borders. Light parallel lines are noted at the head when examined with a 10x and accurately captured within the GFRC images. Utilized as the die variety plate coin within the Fortin online Liberty Seated dime reference. Purchased October 1991 during the earliest days of Fortin's die variety research. This lot will ship in its period 2x2 with Fortin notations.
	Seated 10C	1871	MS61	raw	F-114	Choice	$350	New January 2! Steely Frosted Luster, Choice Original, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The 1871 Philadelphia Seated dime mintage amounted to 907,710 strikes from 14 unique die pairings. This translate into roughly 65,000 coins per die pairing, a number consistent with the 1870 issue. The F-114 die pairing can be identified by a weak date punch with the distance between the 1 and 8 digits being larger than other obverse date varieties. This example is the F-114 plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seate Dime Variety Collectors online reference and presents steely reflectance under a bright light. Speckled gold toning is noted on both sides. There is not sign of rub though faint chatter is noted in the obverse fields. Purchase January 2007 and the final die pair listing for the 1871 date.
	Seated 10C	1871	AU50	raw	F-108	Choice	$125	New January 2! High Date, With Weak Base, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A choice example of the 1871 F-108 die pairing and plate coin within the Liberty Seated dime die variety online reference. An interesting die pairing as the obverse working die hubbing was poorly accomplished as the motifs are quite weak and flow into the surrounding fields. The weak base above the heavily punched date digits is quite notable. Surfaces are toned a natural coin gray with subtle rose highlights. Residual luster is seen under a bright light. Grading is accurate as there is little wear on the breasts and lower leg. Purchased from Jim O'Donnell at the November 1993 Whitman Baltimore show. This lot ships in its original 2x2 holder of that timeframe.
	Seated 10C	1871	EF40	raw	F-106 R6	Original	HOLD $95	New January 2! Second 1 Repunched Down, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A very scarce 1871 die pairing with repunching noted above the top of the second 1 digit in the date. Actually, this is the example seen during decades of research and also operating GFRC. This example has been dipped with secondary gold toning beginning to form. A unique piece to some extent and fairly priced for what it is. The plate coin within the LIberty Seated dime die variety online reference and purchased November 1993 from Jason Carter. This lot ships in its original cardboard 2x2 with Fortin notes.
	Seated 10C	1842-O	VF30	raw	TOP #22 F-102a	Original	$265	New December 31! Medium O, Shattered Reverse #2, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A crusty original 1842-O F-102a example that was purchased during November 2002 during the Liberty Seated dime die variety research period. Greer had listed this reverse, with its massive die cracks, as Shattered Reverse #2 in his DLRC Press guidebook. Fortin took the liberty of adding this variety to his Top 100 Varieties listing as #22. Even wear is noted on both sides with the reverse devices being notably weak as hubbed. There is an ancient and fully toned over line on the left side of the upper shield extending into the center motif while the reverse is problem free. I've assigned an GFRC-Original quality rating due to the obverse line. This dime ships in its original cardboard 2x2 dating to 2002.
	Seated 10C	1842-O	VF30	raw	TOP #22 F-102b	Original	$365	New December 31! Medium O, Shattered Reverse #2, Terminal Die State, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The F-102b reverse die state is most likely the terminal die state based on years of personal and community research. There is a massive die crack from rim above ST(A)TES and across through STA(TES O)F. Note that (O)F is partial obscured by the broken die. The die crack through tops of UNIT(ED) is well pronounced. This example was purchased directly from Greer during May 1995 and ships in its original cardboard 2x2. Both sides are toned a light gray with hints of rose on the obverse. The shattered reverse die cracks are readily evident on this lot. Within the Liberty Seated dime online reference, my F-102b image is that of a piece from Dr. Tim Cook where the die crack across (O)F is complete while on this example, the internal die cud has yet to form. Few examples of this late die state are known.
	Seated 10C	1843	AU50	raw	F-104	Choice	HOLD $225	New December 31! F-104 with Obverse 4.2 Die State, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The 1843 F-104 obverse is characterized by a bold date punch that nearly touches the base. The date punch is positioned at DR -2C and on well struck examples, faint repunching can be seen at the lower left base of the 8 digit. In addition, there are die chips around all stars on the plate coin except Star 1. This choice example was purchased during April 2001 as part of the Seated dime die variety research project. The repunching on the lower 8 digit is difficult to see with a 10x given the die crack at the date die digits has begun to form. This lot is a F-104 example with the obverse 4.2 die state. Toning is a consistent light gray with residual steely luster when viewed under a bright light. Strike is typical for the variety. This lot will also ship in its original Fortin 2x2 and accompanying notes.
	Seated 10C	1845	EF45	raw	F-102	Choice	$185	New December 31! Reverse of 1844 (B), Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. Offered here is the 1845 F-102 plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference with updated photography. The F-102 obverse die has die chips around Stars 3, 4, 5 and 6 and is paired with a late die state example of 1844 Reverse B when used again in 1845. The key diagnostic for identifying the left over 1844 reverse die is a die crack from the rim down through S(T)ATES into the wreath. This conservatively graded example is fully choice with golden-rose toning that is a bit more enhanced at the borders. This lot ships in its original cardboard 2x2 and dates back to a January 1997 purchase.
	Seated 10C	1852	F12	raw	F-105b R6	Choice	HOLD $300	New December 31! Repunched 52, Rare F-105b Die State, Choice Original, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. The 1852 F-105 die pairing is well known for its repunched 52 date digits. The reverse progressively degrades with a retained cud joining the tops of UNITE(D S)TATES. Notice the disappearance of the denticles within the retained cud on this F-105b die state example. During the earlier partial cud Variety 105a die state, the denticles are still visible and complete. The later Variety 105b die state, with the retained cud, is very challenging to locate in higher circulated grades or Mint State. This lot was located by Fortin during September 1999 and is now being offered after decades of storage in a bank box. This piece is fully choice with a thick crusty skin along with being conservatively graded. Ideal for collectors who enjoy Liberty Seated dime with terminal die state cuds and ships in its original 2x2 with Fortin notes.
Image Available Soon	Early Commems $1	1900	MS64	PCGS 84109423		Gem	HOLD $3200	New December 30! Lafayette, Evergreen State Collection. A magnificent Lafayette dollar with steely fields and luster coupled with golden shades on the obverse and copper-gold throughout the reverse. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog before regular GFRC images could be secured. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval.
Image Available Soon	Early Commems 25C	1893	MS64	PCGS 45720206		Gem	HOLD $1150	New December 30! Isabella, Evergreen State Collection. A GFRC-Gem rated Isabella with steely-frosted luster and speckled deep gray patination, mostly are the borders. An overall premium presentation of a perfectly original early silver commemorative. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog before regular GFRC images could be secured. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder with CAC approval.
	Early Commems 50C	1893	MS66+	PCGS 34371442		Gem	HOLD $1650	New December 30! Columbian, Evergreen State Collection. This 1893 Columbian Exposition strike presents exceptional eye appeal and pristine surfaces. Granular frosted luster originates from both sides and amplifies the transparent patina. Cartwheels are consistent with the certified grade and most pleasing. The obverse toning is predominately light blue with embedded rose on the center device. Light orange-gold is noted on the reverse with blue arc at the left side. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder with CAC approval.
Image Available Soon	Early Commems 50C	1921	MS65+	PCGS 46198660	2X2	Gem	HOLD $1100	New December 30! Alabama 2X2, Evergreen State Collection. This gorgeous Alabama 2X2 silver commemorative is an unquestionable gem with a predominance of rose highlight the obverse while the reverse features light golden hues. Pristine surfaces are noted along with the coveted (+) grade. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog before regular GFRC images could be secured. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder.
Image Available Soon	Early Commems 50C	1921	MS63	PCGS 36527553	2X4	Choice	HOLD $950	New December 30! Missouri 2X4, Evergreen State Collection. Deep rose-gray toning the obverse of this choice original Missouri 2X4 early silver commemorative. Under a bright light, the background mint frost is noted along with sharply elevated devices. Worthy of a CAC submission. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog before regular GFRC images could be secured. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder.
Image Available Soon	Early Commems 50C	1922	MS65	PCGS 36182096	Star	Gem	HOLD $4500	New December 30! Grant Star, Evergreen State Collection. The 1922 Grant with Star is a key silver commemorative date and always popular for its low mintage of 4,256 coins. This newly released Evergreen State collection example is strictly a gem with rich light golden frosted luster on both sides. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog before regular GFRC images could be secured. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder.
Image Available Soon	Early Commems 50C	1928	MS65	PCGS 6580328		Gem	HOLD $5000	New December 30! Hawaiian, Evergreen State Collection. The 1928 Hawaiian issue was a strong success with the entire 9,958 mintage sold. As a result, full gems are quick scarce. This example radiates bright steely-frtosted luster under a bright light with a 10x inspection revealed essentially unabraded surfaces. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog before regular GFRC images could be secured.. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.0 (1998-2002) holder with CAC approval.
Image Available Soon	Early Commems 50C	1935	MS65	PCGS 44804086		Gem	HOLD $1450	New December 30! Spanish Trail, Evergreen State Collection. A wonderful Spanish Trail early silver commemorative as accurately graded with textured frosted luster on both asides. A silver-gray example with pristine fields that provide a satisfying viewing experience. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog before regular GFRC images could be secured. Housed in a PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder.
	Seated 10C	1839-O	MS60	raw	F-108a	Original	HOLD $3250	New December 19! Late Die State, Huge O, Reverse 1838-O, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. This 1839-O F-108a web-book plate coin presents an interesting opportunity to study the late die state Huge O reverse die characteristics. It is the highest grade and latest die state example seen by Fortin during his Liberty Seated Dime die variety research years. On the F-108a obverse, a die crack connects the rim with Star 1. Another die crack joins Stars 4 and 5. Stars 1 through 3 are extremely weak during this die state. The reverse now exhibits a die crack from the rim to (U)NITED, which has been seen before on Huge O specimens. Further reverse die degradation has also produced a die crack through ST(ATES) to rim. The reverse die erosion is significant on the plate coin and is visible behind ON(E) and DI(ME). Purchased October 2004 and one of the finest known later die state Huge O survivors. High grade Huge O survivors will be found with granular surfaces due to severse die erosion that the grading services do not like, therefore this piece was not submitted for holdering, rather maintaining it in its original raw condition as purchased. Again, during the purchase timeframe, Coin World would list the Huge O die variety separately with its own price guide values. Over time, interest is this variety has waned, though Coin World has just published a feature article using the images from this piece. A numismatically significant example that belongs in a serious die variety collection.
	Seated 10C	1839-O	EF40	raw	F-108	Market Acceptable	$550	New December 19! Huge O, Reverse 1838-O, Old Dip, Retoned, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. This 1839-O F-108 Huge O die variety is easily attributed by a combination of a weak obverse die and a Huge O mintmark on the reverse. The F-108 reverse is the left over reverse die from 1838 and is rusted with significant die erosion or die rust marks between ON(E) and DI(ME). The F-108 obverse is initially paired with an F-102 Small O reverse and can be found with reasonably strong details. However, it appears that this obverse lapped between the F-107 Small O and F-108 Huge O reverse die pairings. When paired with the Huge O reverse, the obverse exhibits a weak date in combination with weak Stars 1 through 3. The offered example was purchase during January 1990 directly from Brian Greer and was employed as the F-108 plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference. During that timeframe, the Coin World price guide would list the Huge O as a separate variety with its own pricing. Over time, the variety has fallen out of favor though a recent Coin World feature article (with this coin's images) may reignited interest. This example has been dipped in the past with the gold obverse toning at the borders probably originating from time in an old album. It will not certify so please consider when making a purchase. It will ship in its original 1990 2x2 with Fortin notes.
	Seated 10C	1842-O	AU53	NGC 390294002	F-101	Choice	$1250	New December 17! Rose-Blue Toning, Fully Struck, Challenging in AU Grades, Choice Surfaces, New Jersey Collection. 1842 New Orleans dime are well known for being poorly struck due to workmanship or lapped dies. The early New Orleans mint years saw aggressive die maintenance on the smaller demonization dies. Just arrived from the New Jersey Collection is a choice original 1842-O F dime with naturally toned surfaces with are also essentially unabraded. This deep South survivor has been well preserved. F-101, from the die pairing is most noted for full strikes from unpolished dies. This piece would be a CAC candidate if the grading was a bit more conservative, otherwise a fine representative for the date. Housed in NGC Gen 7 (1997-2000) holder.
	Seated 10C	1859-S	VF30	PCGS 21008310		Choice	HOLD $2300	New December 17! Rare San Francisco Date, Original and Well Preserved, New Jersey Collection. With close out the New Jersey Seated dime release with this choice 1859 San Francisco offering. Astute collectors of the series recognize the date's challenge when strictly, with this example offers. Natural coin gray adorns both sides with embedded orange on the obverse and greenish tones on the reverse. A single contact mark in the right obverse field is noted but readily acceptable given the originality. This is yet another dime that needs a trip to CAC New Jersey as a strong example. Let's remember that the date comes weakly struck when considering wear. I believe this one is accurately graded and fair value at the offer price. Checking the price guides, there is a gap between PCGS ($2000) and CAC ($3000) with only 16 total with a green bean. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated 10C	1886	MS63	PCGS 43997901	Unlisted	Gem	$400	New December 17! Gem Original, Complete Strike, Tenafly Collection. This stand out 1886 unlisted dime warrants a GFRC-Gem quality rating and a JUST BUY IT NOW shout out. Under a bright light and regardless of a fairly thick patination, the fields are steely reflective and unabraded. Fully struck with obverse wire rim as a bonus. This piece just screams "gem" eye appeal for those of us who understand true originality. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.1 (2020-2025) holder with CAC Approval. Ex. Tenafly Collection auction and just taken back after an upgrade.
	Barber 25C	1911	AU58	PCGS 20211774		Choice	$260	New December 16! Ex. Labelman87 Collection, Choice Original, New Jersey Collection. This 1911 New Jersey Barber quarter exhibits light, golden toning with obverse streaks of chestnut. The strike is full, with sharp star centers and decent definition in the eagle feathers. Marks are evenly distributed with nothing of significant note. This is a well-detailed, early 20th century type coin at a most reasonable price. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Barber 25C	1912	AU58	PCGS 18355079		Choice	$315	New December 16! Near Gem Original, Sparkling Frosty Luster, Vibrant Cartwheels, New Jersey Collection. A wonderful 1912 Barber quarter with the notable Twin Lakes Collection pedigree. Sparkling frosted luster is quite eye catching along with spinning cartwheels resulting in above average eye appeal at the AU58 grade. There is faint rub in the cheek and not much else in terms of wear. A premium example that is certain to please the new owner. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Barber 25C	1914	AU58	PCGS 60160924		Choice	$315	New December 16! Ex, Labelman87 Collection, Choice Original, CAC Approved, New Jersey Collection. This is one of the more common dates in the series, making it an ideal candidate as a representative type of the design. Less common is the eye-appeal of this particular example, a lustrous, lightly toned coin with occasional chestnut shades. Scattered marks are minimal, and the overall look is wholesome, an opinion shared by CAC. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.3 (2005) holder with the all important green bean.
	Barber 25C	1914-D	AU58	PCGS 18566868		Original	HOLD $265	New December 16! Steely Fields and Luster, Fully Struck, Original Surfaces, New Jersey Collection. A later date 1914 Denver struck Barber quarter with light rub on the cheek and neck. Silver white coloration is consistent across both sides. Steely fields and luster are present during bright light inspection. Strike is complete. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder. A quality Barber coinage offering that originated from the Twin Lakes Collection.
	Barber 25C	1915-D	AU55	PCGS 29678340		Choice	$245	New December 16! Choice Original, Iridescent Cartwheel Luster, Hammered Strike, Conservatively Graded, New Jersey Collection. A superior 1915 Denver strike with iridescent surfaces and bold cartwheel luster. Surfaces are mostly gray with hints of aquamarine that are amplified in the GFRC images. This piece also has a hammered strike that results in high relief devices. Overall an attractive and pleasing example that was worthy of CAC approval. Conservatively graded and housed in PCGS Gen 5.0 (2015) Dupont hologram holder with CAC green bean.
	Barber 25C	1915-S	AU53	PCGS 26557555		Choice	HOLD $320	New December 16! Near-Gem Original, Classic Gray Patina, Fresh CAC Approval, JUST BUY IT NOW, New Jersey Collection. A stunningly original 1915 San Francisco strike with classic crusty gray patina that is the exact look that CAC will sticker. This lovely Barber quarter, when original sold into the New Jersey Collection during September 2019 sported a JUST BUY IT NOW recommendation. This recommedation still applies today. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.5 (2011-2013) holder with fresh CAC approval.
	Seated $1	1841	AU53	PCGS OGH 3262461	OC-4	Choice	$2600	New December 15! Steely Reflective Luster, Old Time Lustrous Eye Appeal, New Jersey Collection. We are pleased to be offering the New Jersey Collection's PCGS old green holder encapsulated Seated dollars for your consideration and opening with this 1841 OC-4 . Sharp steely fields are readily evident under a bright light with minimal abrasions. The luster is most reflective and pleasing with ample cartwheels. Light milky toning is noted in the right obverse field and extending to the date region. Given the coin's mirrored like surfaces, GFRC photography struggles with plastic holder reflections on the lower obverse and reverse. This dollar is many times better in hand rather than the images. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) old green holder and an important opportunity for those that enjoy originality in an early TPG holder.
	Seated $1	1844	EF45	PCGS 35813748	OC-1	Market Acceptable	$1750	New December 15! Low Mintage Date, Steely Fields, Light Gray, Hairlines, New Jersey Collection. A second circulation strike 1844 Seated dollar from a single die that features prominent doubling within the obverse shield. This example has muted steely fields due to a long ago wipe. The toning is secondary with mostly violet shades along with embedded gold, rose and blues that can be detected under a bright light. The overall presentation is still notable as compared to the host of washed out dollars seen in TPG holders. At GFRC, we are strict technical graders towards ensuring that clients understand the coins being bought. The offer price is attractive for a low mintage 1844 half. This piece will definitely sell at the upcoming 2026 Winter FUN show. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder.
	Seated $1	1846	EF45	PCGS OGH 9582592	OC-1	Original	$1250	New December 15! Steely Reflectance, Gray and Gold Toning, Pleasing Eye Appeal, New Jersey Collection. The 1846 Seated dollar date sports a mintage of 110,600 and falls into the "common" category though nicer examples are still challenging to locate. This example presents the expected steely fields that offer partial mirrors under a bright light. Surfaces are essentially unabraded and quite pleasing during 10x inspection. Orange-gold toning covers the obverse while the reverse is layered with brown and blues shades. Grading is fully accurate. OC-1, in an early die state with no traces of a reverse die crack at STATES. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) old green holder.
	Seated $1	1854	Genuine	PCGS 06693008		Original	$18250	New December 15! Rare Date, Steely Luster and Premium Eye Appeal, Faint 10x Hairlines, New Jersey Collection. GFRC is pleased to be handling the New Jersey Collection's 1854 Seated dollar as a rare opportunity to acquire a Mint State example with faint hairlines in the fields. The fields are naturally steely with mint frost surrounding the stars and legend. Light orange gold patination is deeper at the borders. PCGS choose to assign a Genuine opinion given the date's rarity and financial risk with a larger buyback sum. In hand, this piece presents AU58/MS61 eye appeal with the expected bright light luster. Frankly, the 1854 and 1843 dollars are the strongest pieces in the New Jersey offerings in terms of old time eye appeal. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder.
	Seated $1	1867	AU50	PCGS 1443106		Original	HOLD $3250	New December 15! Underrated in Circulated Grades, Steely Frosted Luster, New Jersey Collection. A very challenging issue due to nearly the entire mintage being shipped to the Orient for commercial business. 1866 brought a disruption of the Mexican dollar design which confused Chinese bankers and led to great affinity for the U.S. dollar coin. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.0 (1990-1993) old green holder. An original example with field marks from the New Jersey Collection. Immediately sold upon being showcased in the Daily Blog.
	Seated 10C	1838	AU55	raw	F-106	Choice	$450	New December 15! Cracked Obverse #1, Important Pedigrees, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. One of my first Stacks mail purchases dating back to April 1992 and a rebound dime from the famous Allan Lovejoy Collection. This is a special example of the Shattered Obverse #1 die pairing with bold devices and a long roller mark in the right obverse field. This piece is a unicorn in terms of minting history. Unquestionably original and gradable if the TPG accepts the roller line as being as made. Lovely frosted luster is evident on both sides. The F-106 plate coin within The Definitive Resource for Liberty Seated Dime Variety Collectors online reference and seeking a new home.
	Seated 10C	1838	AU55	raw	F-110	Original	HOLD $350	New December 15! Early Cracked Obverse #2, Partial Drapery Reverse, Web-Book Plate Coin, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. Purchased August 2001 as yet another piece in the 1838 date die variety puzzle. This piece captures an early Shattered Obverse 2, without die cracks, paired with the Partial Drapery reverse in a later die state. This is an infrequently seen die pairing with the web-book plate coin being original, though having some vertical porosity on the reverse. Priced at CDN bid.
	Seated 10C	1841-O	EF45	raw	F-106	Choice	HOLD $265	New December 15! Small O, Die Crack AMER(I)CA and Lower Left Wreath To Rim, Choice Original, Gerry Fortin Reference Collection. A premium 1841-O dime with conservative grading and suitable for submission to CACG or PCGS. A beautiful example of the F-106 die cracked reverse variety at a fair price.
	Barber 25C	1902-O	AU58	PCGS 3305489		Choice	HOLD $535	New December 14! Sparkling Luster, Dazzling Cartwheels, Hammered Strike, Near-Gem at Grade, New Jersey Collection. A stunning 1902-O Barber quarter that returns to the GFRC price list after being previously sold October 2019 via the Twin Lakes Collection. A typical old green holder piece of numismatics with dazzling luster and vibrant cartwheels. Light gold toning is more prevalent at the borders. The overall strike is fully executed. One contact mark is noted on the cheek for accuracy. The last time this piece sold, it moved off the price list before there was an opportunity to prepare a description. This can be verified by checking the Sales Archive. Housed in PCGS Gen 3.1 (1993-1998) old green holder.
	Barber 25C	1903-S	AU58	PCGS 39214180		Original	$575	New December 14! Better San Francisco Date, Brilliant Steely Luster, Faint Gold Toning, Near-Choice, New Jersey Collection. A better 20th century San Francisco date and eye appealing specimen previoulsy from the RCA Collection. This 1903-S quarter features crisp steely luster and dazzling cartwheels on the obverse while the reverse has a light continuous gold skin. A few well hidden obverse lines keeps this attractive piece from being rated full choice or higher. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder. Only sixteen total certified by PCGS with five auction appearances at AU58 grade level since 2008. Someone should quickly scoop up this offering.
	Barber 25C	1905	AU58	PCGS 81300540		Original	HOLD $225	New December 14! Frosty Luster, Active Cartwheels, Faint Gold Toning, Original Surfaces, New Jersey Collection. Another lovely Barber quarter that carries the Twin Lakes Collection pedigree and sold into the New Jersey Collection Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 holder.
	Barber 25C	1905-S	AU53	PCGS 33021540		Original	HOLD $240	New December 14! Moderate Frosty Luster, Faint Gold, Original Surfaces, New Jersey Collection. Our journey through the New Jersey Collection Barber quarters brings us to a 1905 San Francisco issue. Mintage is a little under two million and a surprisingly low survival rate in AU grades. The PCGS population report indicates 18 at the AU55 level and 16 in AU58. Some math reveals only 18 survivors in those AU grades for every million minted. Times must have been tough in circulation as the Great Depression unfolded. This example offers frosty luster and bold cartwheels. Housed in PCGS Gen 6.0 (2015-2020) holder.
	Barber 25C	1907-D	AU58	PCGS 20191045		Choice	$485	New December 14! Near-Gem Original, Ex Labelman87 Collection, CAC Approved, New Jersey Collection. There is simply no single source where one might reliably acquire CAC-approved AU58 Barber quarters, and it is clear that the prior owner, the Labelman87 Collection, expended substantial effort drawing together a lovely set that was auction by GFRC. This highly lustrous example exhibits remarkably smooth fields, and only a few luster breaks in the portrait of Liberty that hold back a Mint State certification. A light russet ring encircles the obverse while the reverse is largely brilliant. CAC liked the piece, as will the next buyer. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.4 (2005-2011) holder with CAC approval.
	Barber 25C	1908	MS62	PCGS 31921449		Choice	HOLD $395	New December 14! Choice Original, Ex. Labelman87 Collection, CAC Approved, New Jersey Collection. Generous luster blankets both sides of this MS62 Barber quarter, with hints of russet scattered throughout. The high point wear that is more evident on AU58 examples is not present here, and the mint bloom traverses the portrait of Liberty with no luster breaks. The only mark of note is a short, horizontal line in the lower part of the reverse shield. A worthy example with CAC approval, at an affordable price level. Housed in a PCGS Gen 5.0 (2015) Dupont hologram holder.
	Barber 25C	1908-D	AU58	PCGS 21842423		Choice	HOLD $235	New December 14! Creamy White Luster, Reflective Fields, Choice Original Surfaces, Pleasing Eye Appeal, New Jersey Collection. Creamy white froster luster explodes when viewing under a bright light concerning this attractive 1908-D Barber quarter. This is a flashy piece with light rub on the cheek and in the obverse fields. The strike is complete other than those pesky reverse arrow feathers. Previoulsy from the Twin Lakes Collection and last sold October 2019 per the Sales Archive. Housed in PCGS Gen 4.2 (2004-2005) holder.
	Barber 25C	1909	AU58	PCGS 26404890		Choice	HOLD $325	New December 14! Ex. Labelman87 Collection, Fully Choice, CAC Approved, New Jersey Collection. This is an excellent representative of the former Labelman87 collection, as auction by GFRC during September 2018, and returning to the price list at an attractive price. This piece is graded AU58, as are many other coins from this collection, and the CAC certification attests to the quality so patiently sought by this consignor. Light, original skin covers both sides in rose toning with light blue pastels underneath. More intense olive and russet shades appear at the rims, and the coin is especially mark-free for the grade. Housed in a PCGS Gen 4.5 (2011-2013) holder with CAC approval.