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My husband passed away in June and I am selling his
personal coin collection. He was not a dealer and
neither am I, and this is not for profit.

I have the following:

$1 Eisenhower 40% silver UNC 1974s for $10.50
Bicentennial 40% silver UNC set ($1 Eisenhower,
     quarter, and nickel) for $12.00
$1 Morgan/Liberty Heads from 1880-1921 ranging
     from $7 to $10, 1 for $12, 1 for $30
     (looking for a specific year - ask me)
$1 coins - Peace Type from 1922-1935, $7 each,
     but 1925s for $10 (specific year - ask me)
$1 Eisenhower coins: '72fg $1.50, '76 $2, '77 $1.20
$1 Susan B. Anthony 1979p $5
$.50 Barber/Liberty Head 1989-1912 from $25-$40
     depending on year (specific year - ask me)
$.50 Liberty Walking Type 1941d, '42, '44 - $3 each,
     1917 $15
$.50 Franklin Type 1948-1955 $4 each
     (specific year - ask me)
$.50 Kennedy 1964-1976 $1 each, 1988p $.52
     (specific year - ask me)
$.25 Barber or Liberty Head 1916d, 1898, 1899, 1912
     $13 each, 1915 $15
$.25 Standing Liberty 1927m $10
$.25 Washington head 1934d $6, 1943-1960 $2 each
     (specific year - ask me)
$.10 Liberty Seated 1882 and 1891, $10 each
$.10 Barber/Liberty Head 1892 $10, 1900 $7,
     1912d-1916s $6 each (specific year - ask me)
$.10 Mercury Type 1941-1945 $1 ea, 1929-39 $2.50 ea,
     1945s $2 (specific year - ask me)
$.10 Roosevelt 1947, '52, '63, '64 $.40 each
Dimes packaged together 1955, 1955d, 1955s $.40 each
Half Dime Liberty Seated packaged 1854 $10
$.05 without "cents" packaged 1883 $5
$.05 Indian Head/Buffalo Type 1 packaged 1913 $7
$.05 wartime silver packaged 1942p $1
$.05 Bronze Indian Head packaged 1907 $7

Shipping generally $1 no matter how many coins sent (unless
you order a ton of coins or a bunch of heavy coins, in which
case I'll have to determine shipping at that time).

Cash/money order only.
Sorry, no checks/COD (I got screwed over a few too many times).

No returns/exchanges because I wouldn't know if what was
being returned was the same thing I sent out - don't know
much about coins, only what knowledgeable friends and
reference books told me.

I will send coins out regular mail and am not responsible for
lost/late/misdirected/damaged mail. If you want them sent
out some other way, you will have to make the arrangements.

Thanks,

Teri

teri@ATVL.Research.Panasonic.COM