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COINS NOVEMBER 2012 LIBERTY HEAD NICKEL MUST HAVES - THIS CHALLENGING SERIES IS WORTH IT • 5 HALF DIME PICKS • WILD WEST NICKEL • PRICE GUIDE
NOVEMBER 2012
VOL. 59, NO. 11
LIBERTY
HEAD
NICKEL
MUST
HAVES
THIS CHALLENGING
SERIES IS WORTH IT
5 HALF DIME
PICKS FOR
THE PERFECT SET
WILD WEST
NICKEL
US $4.99
CAN $6.99
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1793 Half Cent
1869 Two Cent
NGC. F-12. Brown
PCGS. PR-65. Red
The first regular issue from the
U.S. Mint! Sharp detail for the
grade and far nicer color and
surfaces than we usually see
on this rare issue.
Fiery mint red luster with
wonderful deep mirror surfaces.
Virtually mark-free and void of
carbon. A fabulous Two Cent
Piece!
Only $10,995.00 #202343
Only $3,195.00 #202344
1853
Seated Liberty Dime
Mercury Dime
PCGS. MS-68 Full Bands
Arrows. A Superb Gem with
intense luster showing thru
delicate champagne toning
and an incredible strike!
One of the most perfect Mercury
Dimes we've ever seen. Super
sharp strike with intense blazing
luster. An amazing gem!
1826 Bust Half
Only $2,250.00 #202278
1881
NGC. MS-64
Seated Liberty Half
Incredibly well struck with every
star, every strand of hair, the clasp,
drapery lines, and every feather on
the eagle, seemingly ready to jump
off this coin! Brilliant white luster
further enhances the appeal.
NGC. MS-67
Only $3,995.00 #139239-2
A spectacular example of this very
scarce date. Just 10,000 business
strikes and 975 Proofs made. Tied
for finest known from either PCGS
or NGC! Fabulous!
Only $12,500.00 #202229
1891-CC
1892
Morgan Dollar
Morgan Dollar
PCGS. MS-65
Fabulous blast white luster, very
few marks and a great strike. This
is a wonderful example of this
scarce Carson City 'Morgan'!
Only $4,695.00 #202220
Buffalo Nickel
PCGS. MS-65
Blazing mint luster and a great
strike. Tail split, horn and all the
hair detail around the horn are
crystal clear!
Only $3,095.00 #202340
1806/5
1940
NGC. MS-66+
Only $4,250.00 #202342
1915-S
PCGS. MS-65
A needle-sharp strike and
predominately white with just
a light haze. Very, very nice!
Only $3,995.00 #135807
Bust Quarter
PCGS. VF-25
Browning 1. Solid detail with
a pleasing steel-gray color.
A great collector coin!
Only $2,195.00 #202339
1882-O Morgan Dollar
PCGS. MS-65. DMPL
An amazing coin with just 1 coin
graded higher at PCGS and none
higher at NGC. The depth of the
mirror surfaces is incredible and the
devices are nicely frosted with Ms.
Liberty's cheek being nearly perfect.
Only $4,395.00 #202338
1892-CC
Morgan Dollar
PCGS. MS-65
Blazing white mint luster w/nicely
frosted devices and a very clean
cheek. The strike is needle-sharp
with only very minor marks.
Only $8,250.00 #202336
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Vol. 59, No. 11, November 2012
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Features
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Wild West nickel
Buffalo nickel continues to enchant.
By Tom LaMarre
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Coin Show Calendar
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Coin Value Guide
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Advertising Index
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Basics and Beyond
By Mike Thorne
Budget Buyer
By Tom LaMarre
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Coin Tales
By Robert Bartanowicz
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Numismatic Mysteries
By Alan Herbert
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Departments
Paper Profiles
By Fred Reed
Collecting Liberty Heads
America’s first ‘nickel’
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Coin Finds
Coin Clinic
By Alan Herbert
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Shield design set the pattern.
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By R.W. Julian
Editor’s Letter
By Robert R. Van Ryzin
Half dimes offer history and value.
By Mark Benvenuto
Challenging and affordable, this nickel series
has several virtues.
By Mike Thorne
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Columns
Market Watch
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AUSTRALIAN
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$125.00
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2011 GARFIELD
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ALL ROLLS ARE $25 FACE VALUE
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FIRST TERM
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COINS COINS COINS COINS COINS COINS
SINGLE BU COINS (P or D) 5.00 4.50 3.50
3.00
3.00
2.50
*TEN COINS (P or D)
45.00 35.00 29.50 25.00 25.00 22.50
*SINGLE ROLL (P or D)
65.00 55.00 48.00 45.00 45.00 39.50
*THREE ROLLS (P or D) 185.00 150.00 135.00 125.00 125.00 115.00
*TEN ROLLS (P or D)
550.00 475.00 395.00 375.00 375.00 350.00
*$1,000 FACE (P or D)
CALL CALL CALL 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,350.00
*Must be same coin and mintmark to qualify for discount
2012 CLEVELAND
SECOND TERM
(AVAILABLE DEC 2012)
PROOF DOLLARS
COMMON
REVERSE
SINGLES ROLLS $25
2007-S Proof Dollars ...........................18.00........... 425.00
2008-S Proof Dollars ...........................15.00........... 350.00
2009-S Proof Dollars ...........................13.00........... 300.00
2010-S Proof Dollars ...........................12.00........... 275.00
2011-S Proof Dollars ...........................11.00........... 250.00
2012-S Proof Dollars ...........................10.00........... 225.00
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GOLD BULLION
COIN MARKET
$1,640.00 Spot Gold.
Call for Quantity prices.
SELL SELL TEN
1 oz. Maple Leaf ............ 1,740.00..... 17,300.00
1 oz. Buffalo .................. 1,740.00..... 17,300.00
1 oz. Eagle..................... 1,740.00..... 17,300.00
1/2 oz. Eagle or Maple...... 900.00....... 8,950.00
1/4 oz. Eagle or Maple...... 455.00....... 4,500.00
1/10 oz. Eagle or Maple.... 199.00....... 1,975.00
Four Piece Eagle or
Maple Set .........................P.O.R............ P.O.R.
BULLION GOLD IS DATES OF OUR CHOICE
NEW
Some years ago,
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thousand mint
condition
baseball cards.
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and many cards are now worth $1
and upwards. Act now!
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10,000 for 300.00
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All assorted name brands in mint condition
AU/UNC MERCURY DIMES
(Well mixed sets of our choice
w/many mint marks included)
5.50 each - Roll of fifty 225.00
Ten Rolls for only 1,995.00
Limit Ten Rolls
High grade coins are difficult to locate!
AU/UNC WALKING
LIBERTY HALVES
(Mixed dates of our choice w/many
mint marks included)
24.00 each...Twenty for 425.00
100 for 1,995.00
LIMITED 100
Certainly one of our most
beautiful coins ever!
MIXED WHEAT CENT BAGS
REGULAR OR ALL S-MINT BAGS
MIXED
WHEAT
CENTS
All are Nice
Circulated, Good/Better
Pre-1959, Mixed Date
Wheat Cents
1,000 Coin Bag Mixed Regular
.......................................$80.00 Plus $12.00 P&I
5,000 Coin Bag Mixed Regular
Basis $28.40 Spot. Prices will fluctuate with daily markets.
....................................... $300.00 Plus $25.00 P&I
$20 Face $100 Face $1,000 Face SILVER ROUNDS 1,000 Coin Bag Mixed S Mint
90% Dimes/Quarters...........................—..... 2,400.00 ...... 23,500.00
.....................................$100.00 Plus $12.00 P&I
AND BARS
90% Halves .........................................—..... 2,450.00 ...... 24,000.00
5,000 Coin Bag Mixed S Mint
Good/Btr Mercury Dimes ....................—..... 2,550.00 ...... 25,000.00 OF OUR CHOICE .....................................$400.00 Plus $25.00 P&I
Good/Btr Franklin Halves ....................—..... 2,500.00 ...... 24,500.00 10 ozs...100 ozs...1,000 ozs.
These should have good investment
Good/Btr Walking Liberty Halves ........—..... 2,550.00 ...... 25,000.00
potential considering the new
VG/Btr Peace/Dollars....................695.00..... 3,350.00 ...... 33,000.00 1 oz. Rounds or Bars (our choice)
Commemorative Lincoln Cents!
VG/Btr PRE-1921 Morgan Dol......725.00..... 3,500.00 ...... 34,500.00 ....325.00...3,200.00...31,500.00
AU/UNC Peace Dollars .................725.00..... 3,500.00 ...... 34,500.00 10 oz. Bars
AU/UNC PRE-1921 Morgan Dol ...805.00..... 3,900.00 ...... 38,500.00 ....325.00...3,200.00...31,500.00
Silver Eagles ................................715.00..... 3,450.00 ...... 34,000.00 100 oz. Bars
Circulated U.S. Silver • Coins Bags Dates Our Choice
...................3,100.00 ...30,500.00 SCI is proud to offer a limited quantity
SILVER BULLION MARKET
PREMIER SILVER
PROOF SETS
of official U.S. Mint Silver Proof Sets in
Ch BU original packaging.
$20 St. Gaudens .... 1,725.00 ...... 1,750.00 ........ 1,795.00 .......1,850.00 ...... 1,925.00...... 2,150.00 These sets were only issued from 1992
$20 Liberty............. 1,715.00 ...... 1,735.00 ........ 1,775.00 .......1,795.00 ...... 1,895.00...... 2,250.00 through 1998, and are seldom seen in
$10 Indian ................. 950.00 ......... 975.00 ........... 995.00 .......1,025.00 ...... 1,075.00...... 1,350.00 the market place anymore!
$10 Liberty................ 925.00 ......... 950.00 ........... 975.00 ..........995.00 ...... 1,050.00...... 1,350.00
$5 Indian ................... 495.00 ......... 525.00 ........... 550.00 ..........575.00 ......... 625.00...........P.O.R. 1992...42.50 1995...85.00 1997...75.00
$5 Liberty.................. 485.00 ......... 510.00 ........... 525.00 ..........550.00 ......... 595.00......... 725.00 1993...42.50 1996...45.00 1998...40.00
$3 Princess ............... 895.00 ...... 1,195.00 ........ 1,350.00 .......1,750.00 ...... 2,250.00...........P.O.R. 1994...42.50
DATES & MINT MARKS OF OUR CHOICE
VF
XF
U.S. GOLD COINS
AU
Ch AU
BU
CHOICE
$2 1/2 Liberty............ 385.00 ......... 395.00 ........... 425.00 ..........450.00 ......... 550.00......... 750.00
BRILLIANT
$2 1/2 Indian............. 325.00 ......... 335.00 ........... 375.00 ..........395.00 ......... 475.00......... 795.00 One each of all seven (Save $22.50) . $350.00
UNCIRCULATED $1 Gold Ty 1.............. 285.00 ......... 295.00 ........... 315.00 ..........350.00 ......... 475.00...... 1,095.00
$1 Gold Ty 2.............. 425.00 ......... 495.00 ........... 625.00 ..........995.00 ...... 1,895.00...........P.O.R. Hurry! Order now before they’re all gone!
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NATIONAL PARK
SINGLE COINS (P or D Mint)........... 1.00
SINGLE ROLL (same mint) ............ 15.00
TEN ROLLS (your choice) ............ 149.95
TEN COINS (your choice) ................ 7.50
THREE ROLLS (your choice) ......... 43.50
$1,000 FACE (same mint) ......... 1,350.00
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$1 Gold Ty 3.............. 335.00 ......... 375.00 ........... 395.00 ..........425.00 ......... 475.00......... 795.00
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20 Coins ............15.00
50 Coins ............32.50
100 Coins ..........59.50
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50 Coins ............39.75
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Coin Finds
Treasured
half eagle
’m 85 and enjoy my coin collecting
hobby. I go to a monthly coin club
meeting at Trenton, Mo., a monthly
auction in St. Joseph, Mo. and, when
possible, a club meeting in Kansas City,
Mo.
On July 11, 1951 my family was
demolishing an old two-story house to
build my wife and I a new home. My dad
was in a closet under the stairway and
pulled a molding board above the doorway and a coin fell and hit him on the
head and rolled across the floor. When
I picked it up, it was an 1891-CC half
eagle in About Uncirculated.
That Thanksgiving, I took the coin
with me to dinner. My mother had three
sisters and Aunt Lottie exclaimed, “Oh!
That’s my $5 gold coin.”
It seemed my granddad had driven
a railway car load of fat steers and 10
mules by foot to Ludlow, Mo. to ship
to Chicago for slaughter. The girls had
helped drive the steers, and he gave each
of them a half eagle for helping.
I’m sure three of these got spent, but
Lottie dropped hers and it went through
the crack in the step riser and laid on the
top of the molding.
Needless to say, but that coin is the
pride of my collection.
Coin Finds
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William Hunt
Braymer, Mo.
Well my wife and I have been collecting coins for 20 years and she is my spotter. So far this year we’ve found 32 wheat
cents, including 1957, 1945-S, 1917,
1918 and the rest in the 1940s.
We also found six 40 percent silver
halves from 1966-1969; two silver
Washington quarters, 1954 and 1964;
four $2 star notes; two Red Seal $2s; one
Red Seal $100 and 10 1928s in excellent
shape.
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Dropped coin now a
collection favorite
In “Coin Clinic” I read about the
copper medals for free admission to the
frigate USS Constitution in Boston. Well,
guess what? I picked up two at my local
coin show for $2 each and they are good
to board not only the Constitution, but
also a sub and the last ship to survive
Pearl Harbor.
In an antique shop, I found silver
rounds including one-ounce pieces in a
bargain bin for $3 each and also a .999
fine, 30.7-gram silver inaugural medal
for $2.
I love this column and the others,
and know that knowledge is the key. So
thanks for all of the lessons.
Phil DeLosso
York, Pa.
This is going to be a different slant to
the idea of coin finds. I’m writing today
about some interesting coins that I found
in my own collection after deciding to
search through the duplicates I’ve been
accumulating since the 1960s.
I’m not a coin dealer, and therefore
decided that there really is no reason for
me to have the large number of duplicates I own. However, I decided to check
for any of the many doubled dies listed
in A Guidebook of United States Coins
before I sell anything off.
I started with my Buffalo nickel duplicates. To my amazement and delight, I
actually found a 1935 doubled-die reverse
in Very Good among some Buffalo nickels I inherited from my grandparents a
few years ago.
Of course, I’m really excited at this
point, and I decided to tackle the rest of
my duplicates.
Guess what? I found a couple more
interesting coins.
While checking through some Lincoln
cents that I believe were from a bottle of
pennies I first searched at my Great Aunt
Helen’s house on Super Bowl Sunday in
1971, I found a 1917 Lincoln doubleddie obverse in Very Fine.
I later found a 1945 doubled-die
reverse Jefferson nickel in VG/Fine while
searching through some nickels that were
inherited from my grandparents.
My next step is to verify these coins
by getting them professionally grade and
slabbed, but I am extremely confident
that they are the real deals.
After sitting hidden in coin tubes
for all these years, these doubled dies
will finally get the recognition that they
deserve.
I’d like to end by encouraging anyone
who’s never checked their duplicates for
doubled dies to give it a try. You never
know what you might find.
John. C. Kozimbo
Westfield, N.J.
Last week I purchased a $50 bag of
cents at a local bank. Inside I found an
1854 pure California gold coin in very
good condition. The coin is the same size
as one-cent euro.
I don’t know much about this coin.
Joe Sinnott
Phillips, Wis.
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Wild West Nickel
Buffalo nickel continues to enchant
By Tom LaMarre
ith an Indian chief on one
side and a buffalo on the
other, the new nickel’s
design might have been pulled from a
Wild West show poster. Instead, it came
from the fertile brain of sculptor James
Earle Fraser.
Fraser pieced together the features of
a few different real-life Indians to come
up with an ideal portrait for the obverse.
By his own recollection, he matched
wills with an ornery zoo bison to capture
the calm but slightly menacing likeness
on the reverse.
As if using the tools of a centuriesold tribe, Fraser chiseled the designs
in textures as rugged as the Old West.
The Buffalo nickel wasn’t pretty, and it
wasn’t meant to be. But as a work of art,
it was second to none.
Reporters began following the Buffalo
nickel’s gestation in the summer of 1912.
Newspapers reported the Liberty Head
nickel, minted since 1883, did not coincide with the Treasury Department’s
conception of art. Secretary Franklin
MacVeagh had decided to replace the
Goddess of Liberty with the head of
an Indian. The July 7 issue of the New
York Times said Fraser would meet with
MacVeagh the following week to work
out the details.
The December issue of The
Numismatist said, “According to recent
newspaper reports, the new design for
a nickel five-cent piece, the work of
James Earle Fraser of New York City,
has been approved by the Secretary of
the Treasury and by the National Art
Committee, and is said now to need but
the approval of President Taft to become
the official design for the coin of that
denomination.”
The Philadelphia Mint struck pattern
Buffalo nickels in January 1913. Regular
production began on Feb. 17, when a
single press went into operation, turning
out 120 coins a minute.
Fraser clearly had his fingers on the
nation’s cultural pulse. In late February
and early March 1913, it began pounding
with a frenzy as an eager populace began
searching for Buffalo nickels.
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The March 11, 1913, issue
Journal
of the Herald-Journal
rony
noted the irony
he
of releasing the
Buffalo nickell
because “both
the Indian and
the Buffalo
are on the
toboggan slide
to oblivion.”
However, that
was the way itt
ce
had been since
the 1850s, when
the government placed
tif on
Native American motifs
the $1 and $3 gold pieces and coppernickel cent, even as it battled Indian
tribes and forced them onto reservations.
The reality was that problems facing
Native Americans did not translate into
difficulties with coins depicting Indian
artifacts or images.
The Buffalo nickel was exceptional
not only for its artistry but because it
was named for its reverse side, although
a few newspapers referred to it as the
“Indian Head” nickel. The Feb. 10,
1913, issue of the Cedar Rapids Evening
Gazette got it right. “New Kind of Nickel
Soon to Make Debut,” said the headline.
“Government Preparing to Put Out FiveCent Pieces to be Known as the ‘Buffalo
Nickel.’” The article said:
“New nickels of an entirely different
design than the present five-cent piece
will make their appearance in Cedar
Rapids within a few weeks. They are
called the ‘Buffalo nickel,’ and have a
buffalo figure on one side and Indian
head on the obverse.
“The ‘Buffalo nickel’ is a work of
art in miniature, designed by the distinguished artist J.E. Fraser of New York.
“On the obverse side is the head of
a Cheyenne Indian chief without the
war bonnet but with a feather arranged
in his plaited hair. On the reverse is an
American bison.
“These new coins will replace the
old ones bearing the Goddess of Liberty
design and the Roman numeral ‘V.’ They
will be in general circulation within the
next few days.”
F
First
examples of the
Buffalo nickel showed the
B
bbison standing on a mound.
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The first Buffalo nickels w
were distributed at the
ground
groundbreaking
for the National
Indian Memorial,
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Fort Wadsworth,
N
Y It was a momentous occasion on
N.Y.
both counts, and President William
Howard Taft attended the ceremony.
the Feb. 23, 1913, issue of The Gazette
Times said:
“The first of the new nickels showing the American Indian on one side and
the American buffalo on the other, were
put in circulation among the crowd that
witnessed this ceremony.
“Dr. George F. Kunz, president of
the American Science and Historic
Preservation Society, had obtained a
bagful of the new five-cent pieces from
the Director of the Mint. The first one
was given to President Taft and the rest
were distributed among the Indian chiefs
and distinguished guests.”
Plans called for a 60-foot bronze
statue of an Indian warrior to tower
165 feet above the highest elevation
around New York harbor. However, the
memorial was never completed, possibly
foreshadowing the Buffalo nickel’s relatively short lifespan.
Many cities received their first
Buffalo nickel allotment in early March
1913. Under the headline “New Buffalo
Nickel Here,” the March 7, 1913, issue
of the Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette
reported:
“The new Buffalo nickel has arrived
in Cedar Rapids. The coins create interest because of the new designs stamped
upon them. Red Cloud [sic], the famous
Indian chief, is pictured on one side, and
on the other a buffalo is stamped.
“The nickels are a new departure in
coin designs.… There will soon be 3
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million issued by the Washington Mint
[sic]. Other Mints over the country will
issue the new coins, and the Denver Mint
is now stamping out about 100,000 of
the coins a day.”
In Texas, the arrival of the first
Buffalo nickels stirred both apprehension and admiration. The March 6, 1913,
issue of the San Antonio Light said, “At
first, some feared the new nickel would
not work in telephones.” It added:
“While no shipment of the new
‘Buffalo’ nickel has been received here
from the Washington Mint for distribution, several have been sent to bankers
and others. Leon Wendell, cashier of the
West Texas Bank & Trust Company, has
one and has been kept busy showing it
to friends.”
Enterprising merchants took advantage of Buffalo nickel fever by offering
the coins to their customers. An ad in the
March 28,1913, issue of the Gettysburg
Times said, “FREE! FREE! A Buffalo
nickel free with each order of $1 or
more, Saturday, Minters Grocery.”
Buffalo nickels launched thousands
of savings accounts. The 1913 edition of
The Outlook said:
n his
“A Tammany leader, wiser in
ilgeneration than some of the child
dren of light, recently captured
the hearts of young and old
in his district by giving to
every child who applied for
it a tin savings bank with a
Buffalo nickel in it to start an
account. He distributed 1,728
banks the first day.”
o
Some people held onto
irs.
Buffalo nickels as souvenirs.
Others eventually spent them.
aid for a
In Georgia, a young man paid
marriage license with 45 Buffalo nickels.
The Jan. 27, 1915, issue of the Atlanta
Constitution said, “The young groom,
upon the advent of the Buffalo nickel,
contracted the fad of collecting them.”
The Philadelphia Mint struck matte
proof Buffalo nickels beginning in 1913,
but they weren’t popular. The May 1913
issue of The Numismatist said:
“Proof coins have as a rule been
ready for distribution to those ordering
them on Jan. 15 of each year. This year,
however, because of the change in the
design of the nickel, there has been a
delay of about two months in getting out
the minor proofs. They are at last being
received by collectors.
“The proof of the five-cent piece
is even more unsatisfactory than that
of the Lincoln cent. While the lines of
the design are finer and struck up more
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clearly—the wrinkles on the buffalo’s
skin, and parts of the Indian’s head, for
example—the appearance of the coin is
practically the same as that of the one
struck for circulation.…
“Although a different die is supposed
to have been used in striking these
proofs, there is no detectable difference
in design between it and that used for the
nickels distributed for circulation.”
The editor predicted the Buffalo
nickel’s “lead-like” appearance would
promote counterfeiting. He was right.
Two weeks after the Buffalo nickel made
its debut, the Middletown Daily Times
reported that counterfeits were circulating in Philadelphia.
Dissatisfaction with proofs and the
prevalence of counterfeits were part of
a larger bundle of Buffalo nickel problems. The March 15, 1913, issue of
the Hamilton, Ohio Evening Journal
said, “As a beauty, the new so-called
Buffalo nickel is not likely to prove a
joy forever.” The newspaper claimed the
design was “too crowded” and “lacked
the simplicity of the old nickel.”
The March 14, 1913,
issue of the Fort
Wayne Sentinel
prov
provided
a
sam
sampling of
pr
press opin-
Wear to
the coin’s
denomination
was the reason
for the Variety
2 Buffalo nickel of
1913, which shows
ows the
bison on a line.
ions of the Buffalo nickel. An Ohio paper
said, “If there ever was an ugly coin, it
is the new nickel with the head of an
Indian occupying all of one side, and a
plunging buffalo on the other.” Another
newspaper decried the “crude but earnest
attempt to present in profile the features
of Woodrow Wilson without the smile.”
The New York Sun’s Buffalo nickel
review was reprinted in the May 24,
1913, issue of the Tipton Tribune:
“The designer of the new nickel, with
a buffalo on one side and an Indian on
the other, must have been a friend of
Colonel [‘Buffalo Bill’] Cody.
“The new five-cent piece is a wonder,
if not a joy. Mark especially the Indian
head or the extraordinary beast God
called a bison. And the Indian is too big
for his fence. An Ugly Coin.”
A headline in the Jan. 25, 1914, issue
of the Lima Daily News said, “Buffalo
Nickel Now Creating a Lot of Trouble.”
The writer claimed, “The old coins were
good enough, but the fussy old artistic taste prompted Uncle Sam to look
around for a new and more tasty design.”
Possibly the biggest problem with
the Buffalo nickel was that it deviated
from preconceived notions of what a
coin should look like. “Once more the
Mint has issued a coin in the shape of a
medal,” said the March 10, 1913, issue
of the Philadelphia Inquirer. “The objection to the new five-cent piece with the
buffalo is that it does not look like a coin
and that the lettering is hard to decipher.”
In Mansfield, Ohio, a woman
received a Buffalo nickel in change from
a delivery man without examining it.
Later, she telephoned the company and
accused the driver of giving her a poker
chip instead of a nickel. According to
the Mansfield News, the driver couldn’t
make the woman believe it was a coin.
She wasn’t happy until he returned to her
home and traded “an old style nickel” for
the Buffalo nickel.
Und the headline “Another
Under
Ridic
Ridiculous
Coin,” the March 11,
191 issue of the Beaver, Pa.,
1913,
D
Daily
Times reprinted a story
fr
from
the New York World:
“Is it not possible for
C
Congress
to curb the men
i the Treasury Department
in
w periodically play tricks
who
w our money? A few years
with
ago a sad attempt was made
ago,
to be
beautify our gold coins. Then
came tthe celebrated Lincoln cent.
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Now we have
the Buffalo nickel.
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“Whatever
may be said of the art
expressed by these pieces, they are more
like medals, tokens, bangles, fobs or beer
checks than money. Their inscriptions
are indistinct and with a little wear will
disappear.
“Our coinage ought not to be left
wholly to the caprice of artists. Legibility
should be the first consideration, with
ornamentation second. There should be
absolutely no uncertainty as to denominations.”
The Buffalo nickel situation was
further muddied by hoboes who altered
the designs. The practice may have origi11
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WILLIAM WOODS ROSA AMERICANA
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No period variety
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1783 small military bust,
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VF30 362.50 EF40 ......................... 475.00 M38-Y VG10................................... 210.00 (1795) North Wales halfpenny
VF20 250.00 VF25......................... 306.50 M43-d PCGS AU55 ...................... 3250.00 plain edge, page 80
VG7 97.50 F15 .............................. 195.00 F12 250.00 NGC VF30 .................. 970.00 VF20 650.00 PCGS EF40 ............ 1925.00
NOVA CONSTELLATIO
VF30, minute planchet
Undated Washington-success medal,
page 52
clip, net VF25 ................................ 801.50 page 80, small size reeded edge,
1785 blunt rays PCGS VF20 ............ 775.00 M46-e VG7 ..................................... 150.00 PCGS MS61, reverse silvering .... 4500.00
1785 pointed rays, sm date, F15.... 2140.00 M48-g VG7 150.00 VF20 ............... 635.00
1787 FUGIO CENTS
VF20, porous ................................. 150.00
MASSACHUSETTS
page 83 & 84
M52-i VG10 .................................... 210.00 United States Fugio Copper Coinage
page 57
M64-t F15 405.00 VF20 ................. 635.00 of 1787 by Eric Newman approx 50 pages
1787 Mass half cent
Ryder 5-A PCGS VF30.................... 925.00 1787 N.J. outlined shield, camel’s head
hardbound, photographs by Bill Noyes
M56-n VF25, struck over a Connecticut,
1787 Mass cent, horned eagle
is $130.00 postpaid.
Ryder 2b-A F15............................... 540.00 shows on rev in shield................. 1115.00 POINTED RAYS, CROSS AFTER DATE
1788 Mass half cent
PCGS VF35.................................. 1075.00 States United
Ryder1-B NGC AU55BN ............... 2950.00 1788 N.J. head right
N1-B, R5 VG10 ............................. 1540.00
1788 Mass cent, period var.
M67-v VG10 250.00 F15 ................ 500.00 N1-L, R6 VG7 900.00 VG10 ......... 1710.00
Ryder 3-A VF20 .............................. 715.00
VERMONT COINS
AG3/VG10 500.00 G4/VG8 ............ 766.50
Ryder 3-E AG3 .................................. 97.50
page 68
AG3................................................ 325.00
Ryder 10-L PCGS AU58 ............... 3750.00 All Vermont Coins are attributed
POINTED
RAYS, STATES UNITED
Ryder 11-C G4 ................................ 150.00 by Ryder variety numbers.
N6-W.1 R4+ G6............................... 341.50
Ryder 12-I AG3 ................................. 97.50 1786 Vermontensium
N7-T R4 VG7 375.00 VF20 ........... 1000.00
1788 Mass cent, no period var. pg 57,
Ry6 SEGS VF20 ........................... 2750.00
Ryder 6-N VF20, obv & rev pits..... 195.00 Ry7 PCGS VF35 (VF25)............... 3690.00 N9-Q R6 VG10 .............................. 1050.00
N11-X PCGS AU50 ....................... 2250.00
CONNECTICUT
1787 Vermont Brittania
N12-M F12 625.00 F15 .................. 775.00
page 59 & 60
Ry13, all have a weak rev.
N12-U R5 F12................................. 781.50
These following Connecticut coins
as shown in the Redbook, VF20 .... 700.00 N13-N, R6, G4 550.00 VG10 ........ 1100.00
are attributed by Miller variety numbers.
1788 Vermont Bust right,
N13-X PCGS AU53, CAC ............. 2400.00
1785 Conn, bust right M6.4-I F15 ... 385.00
Ry16 VG8 307.50 VG10.................. 391.50 N14-O R5 G6 475.00 F12 ............... 845.00
1787 Conn, mailed bust left,
VG7
................................................
265.00
AG3................................................ 253.50
horned bust M4-L VF20 ................. 600.00
F15 ................................................ 375.00 Ry20 R5 F15 ................................... 685.00 N18-H.1 R5 VG10 ........................... 715.00
VG7 265.00 VG8 307.50 VG10...... 391.50 N18-U F12 ...................................... 650.00
M4-L Horned bust variety,
Ry24 F12 ........................................ 475.00 N21-I F12 ....................................... 625.00
without the horn break.
Scarce early die state VF20............ 840.00 Ry25 G6 218.50 VG10 .................... 391.50 N22-M G4....................................... 300.00
M11.1-E F15 double struck ............ 660.00 Ry27 F15 685.00 VF20 ................. 1000.00 POINTED RAYS, UNITED STATES
1781 North American Token,
1787 Conn draped bust left,
N11-B VG7 ..................................... 400.00
M31.2-r.3 VF20 .............................. 450.00 page 69, PCGS EF40 (VF30) ......... 565.00 Unknown variety Fr0.5 holed
M33.6-KK VF20 .............................. 450.00 NGC VF25...................................... 445.00 corroded, date barely visible ............. 49.50
M33.15-r.1 VG110 136.50 F15 ....... 276.50 VF20 325.00 NGC VF20 ................ 327.50 POINTED RAYS, 1787/1 1 OVER
M33.17-r.1 F15............................... 276.50 (1792-94) Kentucky Token, page 71
HORIZONTAL 1 IN DATE UNITED
M33.32-Z.13 VF20 ......................... 450.00 plain edge PCGS MS63BN .......... 1750.00 STATES, pg 83, N10-T R5 VG7....... 650.00
M33.33-Z.3 R6 VG10...................... 272.50 VF30 312.50 NGC AU58................ 927.50 POINTED RAYS, STATES UNITED,
M33.39-S.1 F12 ............................. 160.00 PCGS AU55 820.00 PCGS AU58 .. 927.50 8 POINTED STAR ON LABEL
M48-g.5, R7, dateless porous VG8 .. 159.50 PCGS EF45 .................................... 500.00
Lancaster edge PCGS MS63BN ... 2150.00 N15-Y NGC VF30 (VF25) ............. 1875.00
ETLIR variety M33.43-hh.2
R5+ VF20 ....................................... 550.00 VF20 275.00 NGC MS62BN ........ 1900.00 PCGS VF25.................................. 1875.00
CONNFC var. M43.1-Y VF20 .......... 550.00 NGC AU58 ..................................... 995.00 VG7 575.00 VG10.......................... 755.00
CLUB RAYS pg 84 N3-D
1794 Franklin Press Token,
1788 Conn mailed bust left
M7-E R6 VG7.................................. 220.00 page 72 NGC MS61BN ................ 1300.00 NGC EF40 (VF20) ........................ 2750.00
AU50 675.00 PCGS AU58 ............. 975.00 G4 400.00 VG10 .......................... 1030.00
1788 Conn, draped bust left,
M16.1-D F15+ ................................ 382.50 PCGS AU50 ................................... 677.50 N4-E VG10 1030.00 F12 .............. 1250.00
VF20, small planchet clip ............ 1030.00
1794 Talbot Allum & Lee,
NEW YORK MACHIN MILLS
New York one cent, pg 72, VF20.... 295.00 G5 500.00 G6 ................................ 600.00
page 64
1795 Talbot Allum & Lee
PILLAR DOLLARS
All attributed to variety
one cent pg 72, NGC MS64BN .... 2250.00 The “Redbook’s” first coin, it
numbers by Robert Vlack
1774 V3-74A Georgivs VF20 ........... 950.00 PCGS AU55 ................................... 890.00 circulated in Colonial America, page 11.
1739 Mo MF EF40 ........................... 500.00
WASHINGTON PIECES
1774 V8-74A F15 ............................ 590.00
1740 Mo MF VF30........................... 423.50
1775 V4-75A VG7............................ 170.00 1783 Georgius Triumpho pg 75
1787 V17-87B VF30 ...................... 1485.00 F15 495.00 VF20 ........................... 750.00 1742 Mo MF VF30........................... 423.50
1747 Mo MF EF40 ........................... 450.00
F12 300.00 F15 ............................ 490.00 1783 large military pg 75
V19-87C F12 300.00 F15 .............. 490.00
PCGS AU50................................ 725.00 1760 Mo MM AU50 ......................... 800.00
SEATED
QUARTER
1838-1891
BARBER
QUARTER
1892-1916
LIBERTY
QUARTER
1916-1930
WASHINGTON
QUARTER
1932-Date
SET FOR $215.00
COLONIAL COINS
PILLAR DOLLARS
COLONIAL COINS
DRAPED BUST
1763 Mo MF AU55 ........................ 1025.00 1802/0 C2 VF25 .......................... 14500.00
1868 Mo MF AU55 ........................ 1025.00 VG7 2910.00 VF20 .................... 13000.00
1771 Mo FM VF20........................... 315.00 VF20, obv marks, net VG10 ......... 5515.00
PCGS genuine F15 obv corrosion spot,
HAWAIIAN COINS
very nice looking, net VG10......... 5515.00
All coins on page 405 of the Redbook
NGC G details, corrosion ............... 685.00
Hawaiian Money by Donald Medcalf
1803 C1 AG3.5 76.50 VG7 .............. 133.50
and Ronald Russell, hard cover,
AG3.................................................. 62.75
160 pages is $25.00 postpaid.
C3 AG3 ............................................. 62.75
1847 Hawaii cent
crosslet 4, 15 berries MS60BN.... 1350.00 1804 spiked chin C6 VF20, Manley state
PCGS MS63BN .......................... 2850.00 12.0, obv & rev strike doubling,
AU58 1185.00 NGC MS62BN...... 2100.00 prob R6 13-30 known .................... 900.00
EF40, corroded 211.50 AU55 ...... 1125.00 C8 PCGS AU50 ........................... 1250.00
crosslet 4, 18 berries
1804 cross 4 stems
VF30 835.00 ANACS MS63BN .... 3400.00 C10 NGC MS63BN ....................... 3825.00
EF40, rev planchet peel.................. 710.00 NGC AU55BN ................................ 900.00
NCS AU details,
C12 crosslet, stemless
environmental damage ................... 590.00 PCGS AU50 ................................... 970.00
plain 4, 13 berries
C13 plain 4 stemless
AU50 1020.00 NGC MS61BN...... 1730.00 MS62BN 2385.00 NGC MS62BN . 2390.00
plain 4, 17 berries NGC MS62BN . 2300.00 F12 100.00 PCGS MS62BN ........ 2390.00
1883 Hawaii .10 NGC AU58 ............ 890.00 AG3 50.00 NGC MS61BN............ 1800.00
EF45 312.50 PCGS AU55 .............. 560.00 1805 C1 sm 5, stemless
EF40 275.00 PCGS AU50 .............. 377.50 PCGS MS62BN............................ 3150.00
VF20 115.00 ANACS AU50 ........... 377.50 C3 sm 5 stems F12....................... 3250.00
F12 67.50 PCGS EF45................... 315.00 VG7.............................................. 1800.00
AU50, small obv & rev edge
1806 C1 sm 6 stemless
dent................................................ 182.50 PCGS EF45 520.00 NGC EF45 ...... 520.00
AG3 26.00 VG8................................ 54.50 G4 77.50 G5 82.00 F12 ................. 100.00
F12, edge dent 43.50 VG7 ............... 51.50 C4 lg 6, stems PCGS MS62RB..... 3000.00
VF20, small rev bumps .................... 51.50 AG3.................................................. 50.00
1883 Hawaii .25 ANACS MS64 ....... 700.00 1807 C1 NGC MS62 ...................... 4200.00
AU50 210.00 AU58........................ 240.00 AG3.75 66.50 AG3 50.00 G4 ........... 77.50
F15 74.50 VF30 112.50 EF40........ 135.00 1808/7 C2 PCGS VF25 .................. 3442.50
1883 Hawaii .50 NGC MS62.......... 2250.00 F12 790.00 VF25 ......................... 3440.00
PCGS, ANACS, NGC AU55............ 757.50 VG7 470.00 PCI VF30 (VF20) ..... 1925.00
ANACS EF45 422.50 AU50............ 500.00 1808 C3 AG3 50.00 PCGS AU50... 1850.00
NGC, PCGS, ANACS EF40 ............ 367.50 G6 90.00 VF30 716.50 VF35 ......... 902.50
EF40 365.00 EF45 ......................... 420.00
CLASSIC HEAD
VF30 .............................................. 262.50 1809 C1 R5 NGC VF35 (VF25),
1883 Hawaii 1.00 NGC AU55 ........ 2300.00 tied for 3rd finest known ............ 17500.00
PCGS AU53 ................................. 2175.00 AG3 975.00 G5 ............................ 1500.00
EF40 735.00 PCGS EF40............... 737.50 C2 G4 ............................................... 79.50
HALF CENTS
Manley die state 1.0 G5 ................. 106.50
Walter Breen’s “Encyclopedia of
C3 AU55, smoothed area in
U.S. Half Cents” is $84.50 postpaid.
left obv field ................................... 185.00
All half cents are listed according to
G4 69.50 G6 .................................... 76.50
Cohen variety numbers, as described in
1809/6 C5 MS62BN ...................... 1450.00
“American Half Cents” by Roger Cohen.
AG3 45.00 G4 .................................. 69.50
LIBERTY CAP
1809 C6 NGC MS62BN ................. 1350.00
1793 C1 PCGS VF25 ................... 22500.00 MS62BN ...................................... 1345.00
G6 Cohen plate coin for this variety
G5 73.00 VG7 80.00 AU50 ............ 450.00
in Roger Cohen’s 1971 edition of
Fr2 29.50 AG3 45.00 G4 ................. 69.50
his Half Cent book ....................... 7070.00 1810 C1 PCGS MS62BN ............... 3650.00
C4 G6 ........................................... 7070.00 1811 C2 AG3 230.00 PCGS EF45 . 9750.00
C? PCGS PO01 only head and
VF30 3675.00 ANACS VF35 ........ 4390.00
top of date shows, no rev detail ... 1415.00 1825 C1 R3 EF40............................. 297.50
1794 C1a NGC AU details, improperly
G4 97.00 G5 .................................. 102.50
cleaned, looks great, net EF40 ..... 6050.00 C2 VF30 176.50 PCGS MS64BN.. 2875.00
NCS AU details,
VF20 125.00 PCGS MS63BN ...... 1950.00
scratched, corroded ..................... 1795.00 VG8 90.00 VG10 95.00 F15 .......... 110.00
C2a small edge letters NGC F12... 1370.00 G5 82.00 G6 83.00 VG7 .................. 87.50
C4 NCS EF details, corroded ........ 1185.00 1826 C1 PCGS MS64BN ............... 2150.00
1795 plain edge, with pole
AU58 450.00 PCGS MS63BN...... 1450.00
C4 VF25....................................... 3175.00 VF30 130.00 ICG MS61BN............ 875.00
1795 plain edge, no pole
F15 101.00 VF20 ........................... 117.50
C6a AG3 350.00 G4....................... 540.00 G6 82.00 VG10 88.50 F12............... 90.00
1797 1/1 C1 Fr2.5 strong
1826/horizontal 6 C2 AU50 ............. 550.00
date shows ..................................... 276.50 NGC F15 (F12) .............................. 120.00
ANACS Fair details only
1828 C1 13 stars R3
797 visible net Po1 ........................ 230.00 VF20 91.50 NGC MS62BN ............ 360.00
1797 centered head C2
VG10 81.50 F12 82.50 F15 ............. 86.00
NGC VF35BN ............................... 5970.00 EF40, obv & rev scratches ............... 82.50
Fr2 310.00 AG3 ............................. 477.50 G6 76.00 VG7 80.00 VG8 ................ 81.00
C3a low head AG3 .......................... 545.00 G4 .................................................... 68.50
DRAPED BUST
C2 12 stars NGC AU58 ................... 875.00
1800 C1 PCGS MS62BN ............... 4450.00 G6 96.00 PCGS G6.......................... 98.50
8/27/12 10:09 AM
QUALITY COINS FROM JACK H. BEYMER
EARLY TYPE DIMES
BUST
DIME
1796-1837
SEATED
DIME
1837-1891
BARBER
DIME
1892-1916
MERCURY
DIME
1916-1945
EARLY TYPE HALF DOLLARS
ROOSEVELT
DIME
1946-Date
BUST HALF SEATED LIBERTY
DOLLAR
HALF
1807-1836
1839-1891
"Confederate States Paper Money," by George S. Cuhaj, paperback book, 271 pages, is $27.99 postpaid.
COLONIAL COINS
CLASSIC HEAD
$5 Notes 1864 T69 VF 40.00 AU 50.00 UNC .............................$70.00
$10 Notes 1864 T68 VF 37.50 EF 40.00 AU ..............................$45.00
$20 Notes 1864 T67 EF 47.50 AU 55.00 UNC ...........................$75.00
$50 Notes 1864 T66 VF 57.50 AU 90.00 UNC .........................$125.00
$100 Notes 1864 T65 VF 92.50 EF 115.00 AU ........................$120.00
LARGE CENTS
LIBERTY CAP TYPE
WALKING
LIB 50¢
1916-1947
FRANKLIN
50¢
1948-1963
KENNEDY
50¢
1964-Date
SET FOR $182.50
SET FOR $85.00
AUTHENTIC CONFEDERATE BILLS 1862-1864
50C Notes 1864 T72 G 35.00 UNC ............................................ $60.00
$1 Notes 1864 T71 G 50.00 VG 60.00 VF. .................................. $95.00
$2 Notes 1863 T61 G 52.50 VG 57.50 VF. ................................ $200.00
$5 Notes 1861 T36 F 40.00 VF. ................................................. $60.00
$5 Notes 1863 T60 UNC.......................................................... .$135.00
BARBER
HALF
1892-1915
LARGE CENTS
DRAPED BUST TYPE
U.S. COLONIAL NOTES 1760-1780
"The Early Paper Money of America," by Eric Newman, is $125.00 postpaid.
PENNSYLVANIA (d) pence, (S) shilling
03/20/1771 15S F.............................................................. $350.00 10/25/1775 6D UNC .......................................................... $335.00
04/03/1772 18d G $135.00 1S UNC $475.00 2S AG ..................$50.00 04/10/1777 16S G paper on back ....................................... $97.50
04/03/1772 4d VG $165.00 2S F.................................................$225.00 04/07/1781 9d EF ............................................................. $750.00
LARGE CENTS
DRAPED BUST TYPE
LARGE CENTS
CLASSIC HEAD TYPE
LARGE CENTS
CLASSIC HEAD TYPE
1794 HEAD STYLE OF 1794
1803 unknown variety Fr2.................. 26.00 1817 N7 AG3 19.00 G5 ..................... 32.50 1825 N6 AG3 ..................................... 20.00
1801 S219 three errors rev.
S22 ANACS VF30, corroded (F15). 1340.00 VF30, obv marks, net F15+.......... 1975.00 1804 S266a PCGS genuine,
N8, no mouse break.......................... 44.50 N8 AG3 20.00 G4 ............................. 31.50
AG3.5............................................. 310.00 G5/AG3 3 errors clear .................... 200.00 VF30, 2 obv scratches ................. 3675.00 N9 No mouse top break
N9 AG3 ............................................. 20.00
S25 R3+ Fr2.................................... 165.00 Fr2 ................................................... 84.50 1806 S270 G4/F12, porous obv ........ 90.00 VF20, corrosion ............................... 36.00 Unknown variety Fr1 8.50 AG3 ......... 20.00
S30 AG3+ obv, blank reverse .......... 165.00 S221 1/100/000
Fr2 ................................................... 38.00 AG3 19.00 G4 .................................. 29.50 1826/5 N8 VG8 121.50 VF30 .......... 565.00
S31 G4/AG3.................................... 310.00 AG3 fraction not visible ................... 48.50 1807 small fraction
VG8, rev corrosion........................... 23.50 1826 N1 G6 38.50 F15 .................... 102.00
S41 F15 ........................................ 1870.00 S223 1/000 Fr2 41.50 AG3............... 63.50 S271 no comet Fr2 ........................... 35.75 VF20, very porous ........................... 19.00 AG3 19.50 G4 29.50 G5 .................. 34.00
S44 VG8/AG3 ................................. 395.00 PCGS AG3 1/000 not visible ........... 63.50 1807/6 S273 lge 7 VG8 ................... 145.00 N9 mouse top break AG3 .................. 19.00 N4 VG10 ........................................... 54.00
S51 R5- VF30, porous, net VG10 .. 1220.00 S224 Fr2 31.50 AG3 ......................... 48.50 PCGS genuine(AG3) 46.50 G4 ........ 68.50 N11 AG3 ........................................... 19.00 VG8 46.50 VF30, rough ................... 42.50
VF25, light porosity, rev.
Fr1 ................................................... 21.00 Fr1 19.00 Fr2 29.00 AG3................. 44.50 N13 AG3 ........................................... 19.00 AG3 19.00 G4 .................................. 29.50
pock marks .................................. 1220.00 Unknown variety Fr2 ......................... 31.50 1807 Large fraction
N15 R4- AG3 24.50 G4..................... 37.50 N5 VF25 202.00 VF30 .................... 243.50
VG8, obv & rev pin scratches ........ 470.00 1802 S226 VF25 ............................ 1330.00 S275 Fr1 19.00 VG10 ..................... 235.00 ? variety AG3 19.00 G4 ..................... 29.50 VG10 55.00 VF20 .......................... 162.50
S54 VF25 ...................................... 3195.00 S229 Fr2 ........................................... 26.00 S276 Fr2 29.00 AG3 ......................... 44.50 Fr2 ................................................... 12.50 AG3 19.00 G4 29.50 G5 .................. 34.00
S59 G6............................................ 545.00 S230 VG10 163.50 VF30 ................ 770.00
N16 15 stars AG3 ............................. 25.00 N6 VF20 162.50 VF30 .................... 227.50
CLASSIC HEAD TYPE
S62 R4+ F12, corroded................... 500.00 VG10, obv mark ............................... 79.50 1808 S277 G6 178.50 VG8.............. 252.50 1818 N2 R4+ Fr1 ............................... 40.00 AG3 19.00 G4 29.50 G5 .................. 34.00
S63 AG3 255.00 F12 ...................... 850.00 Fr1 17.00 AG3 ................................. 40.00 S278 VG7 220.00 VG8 ................... 252.50 N3 AG3 19.00 G4 ............................. 29.50 N7 VG10 54.00 F12 .......................... 61.50
VG10, some pitting ........................ 310.00 S231 stemless wreath porous rev,
G4 95.00 G5 .................................. 130.00 N5 G4 29.50 G6................................ 36.00 G5 34.00 VG7 .................................. 42.50
VF20, porous ................................. 255.00 small porous obv area ................... 209.50 S279 F12 ........................................ 380.00 N6 F15, dark sl porousity ................. 39.00 AG3 19.00 G4 .................................. 29.50
S65 EF40, porous rev.,
G5 .................................................... 88.50 G4 95.00 VG8 ................................ 252.50 AG3 19.00 G4 29.50 G5 .................. 32.50 Unknown variety Fr1 ........................... 8.00
porous patch on obv right
Fr2 29.50 AG3 45.05 G4 ................. 70.00 1809 S280 PCGS VF35 ................. 5125.00 N7 AG3 19.00 EF40, porous ............. 67.50 1827 N1 AG3 19.00 G4 ..................... 29.50
field. Head, Liberty, date nice....... 1095.00 S232 G5 79.50 G6 ............................ 97.50 AG3 162.50 F12 ............................ 850.00 N8 VF30.......................................... 197.50 N3 AG3 19.00 G4 ............................. 29.50
S70 Fr1, holed, dateless ................... 70.00 AG3- 31.50 AG3 .............................. 40.00 1810/09 S281 VF20....................... 1385.00 N9 G4 ............................................... 29.50 N5 G5 32.00 EF45 .......................... 500.00
1794 HEAD STYLE OF 1795
S233 G6 97.50 F15, porous ........... 121.50 VF20, porous 210.00 F15 .............. 787.50 N10 Fr2 12.50 G4 ............................. 29.50 AG3 19.00 G4 .................................. 29.50
S72 PCGS VF30 ........................... 2990.00 VF20, dark, very porous .................. 79.50 Fr2 37.50 AG3 57.50 VG7 ............. 210.00 ? variety Fr2 12.50 AG3 .................... 19.00 N6 VG7 37.50 PCGS MS62BN ..... 1500.00
1794 Unknown variety Fr2 ............... 165.00 Fr2 26.00 AG3 40.00 G5 ................. 79.50 1810 S282 F12 350.00 VF20......... 1060.00 1819/8 N1 AG3 22.50 PCGS AU50 . 600.00 AG3 19.00 G4 29.50 G5 .................. 32.00
1795 PLAIN EDGE S76b VF30....... 2575.00 AG3/VG7.......................................... 48.50 NGC G6 ......................................... 156.50 1819/8 N2 clear overdate AU50 ....... 600.00 N7 G4 ............................................... 29.50
VF35, obv mark ........................... 1475.00 S236 G6 97.50 F15, porous ............. 97.50 S283 G4 84.50 G5 .......................... 119.50 1819 small date N3 VG7 .................... 39.00 N8 G5 32.25 VG7 ............................. 37.50
G6/AG3 .......................................... 375.00 VG10, obv punched 1803/2,
S284 Fr2 36.00 AG3 55.00 G4 ......... 84.50 N4 F12 75.00 VF20 ........................ 137.50 N11 VG10 ......................................... 45.00
VG10, very porous ......................... 375.00 light scratches.................................. 61.50 S285 EF40, light porosity net F15 .. 635.00 VG7 54.50 VG8................................ 58.50 G6 36.50 VG7 40.00 VG8 ................ 41.00
Fr2
158.50
AG3
.............................
243.50
F12,
porous
.....................................
61.50
Fr1 23.50 Fr2................................... 36.00 N6 G4 29.50 G5 32.50 VG7.............. 39.00 AG3 19.00 G4 .................................. 29.50
BRAIDED HAIR
S76b or S77 AG3/Poor0,
Fr2 26.00 AG3 ................................. 40.00 1810 generic brand, unknown
N8 Fr2 12.50 AG3 19.00 F15 ........... 71.50 Unknown variety Fr1 ........................... 8.25
1849 C1 PCGS MS63BN ................. 962.50
blank reverse.................................. 102.50 S237 AG3 ......................................... 40.00 variety Fr2 ........................................ 36.00 N9 VF30, corroded............................ 53.50 1828 small date NGC AU58 ........... 1450.00
MS62BN 775.00 MS63BN............. 960.00
S77 G5............................................ 525.00 Fr1/AG3 26.00 Fr2........................... 26.00 1811/0 S286 VF20 a few marks ....... 680.00 G5 33.50 G6 37.00 VG7 .................. 41.00 N10 AG3 21.00 G4 ........................... 32.00
AU58.............................................. 345.00
S78 AG3 243.50 G4/AG3................ 309.50 S238 R4 G4 155.00 VG10 .............. 515.00 1811 S287 NGC AU50 (EF45) ....... 5450.00 F15, rev scratches............................ 29.50 1828 large date N2
1850 C1 VF30 133.50 MS63BN .... 1050.00
G4/Fr2 ........................................... 265.00 S239 VF30, slight reverse
EF40 ............................................ 4100.00 AG3 19.00 G4 .................................. 29.50 PCGS AU58, 5th finest .................. 800.00
NGC MS62BN................................ 875.00
Fr2/0 blank rev 102.50 Fr2 ............ 158.50 corrosion ....................................... 326.50 1812 S288 G4 84.50 G5 .................. 120.00 1819 N2 large date, overdate not visible
AG3.................................................. 17.25
PCGS MS60BN.............................. 700.00
1796 Liberty cap Unknown variety
PCGS genuine (VG8)
S289 F15 obv edge flan flaw .......... 286.50 AU50 uniformly lightly porous....... 120.00 N3 VG7 ............................................. 36.50
1851 C1 VF20 93.50 MS60BN ........ 210.00
Fr2/Pr0, IOHN KING DOM scratched
corrosian net AG3.5 ......................... 50.00 AG3 55.00 G4 84.50 VG7 .............. 190.00 G6 36.50 VG8 44.75 VG10 .............. 52.00 N5 18228 part of extra 2 visible
1853 C1 NGC MS66BN, bluish-brown
on a blank reverse.......................... 110.00 Fr2 26.00 AG3 ................................. 40.00 S290 F12 350.00 VF20................. 1060.00 Fr2 12.50 AG3 19.00 G4 ................. 29.50 between 8 & 2 AG3 17.25 G5 .......... 29.00
with hints of luster beautiful! ....... 2800.00
DRAPED BUST TYPE
S241 stemless wreath G5 98.50 G6 . 107.50 AG3 55.00 G4 84.50 VG7 .............. 190.00 1820/19 large date N1 AG3 ............... 22.00 N6 PCGS MS63BN, ex Bushnell,
NGC MS65RB very scarce
1796 Liherty Variety S103 NCS AU50
Fr2 29.50 AG3 45.00 G4 ................. 70.00 S291 EF40 very porous .................... 84.50 1820/19 small date N3 AG3............... 21.00 Chapman, Taylor, Naftzger ........... 2100.00
with red luster .............................. 2585.00
details, corroded net F15 ............. 4400.00 S242 Fr2 26.00 AG3 40.00 G6 ......... 97.50 AG3.................................................. 55.00 1820 small date N7 NGC MS64BN
G5 29.00 VF30 210.00 VF35 ......... 255.00
AU50 161.50 NGC MS64BN.......... 632.50 1797 gripped edge, 1796 rev
F15 89.00 NGC MS62BN .............. 327.50 S120b AG3 ..................................... 115.00 Unknown var. Fr1 17.00 Fr2 ............. 26.00 1813 S293 EF45 ............................ 4950.00 (MS62) finest known ................... 7500.00 N7 18/828 AG3 17.25 AG3.5 ............ 22.00
1803
SMALL
DATE,
SMALL
FRACTION
1820
large
date,
plain
2
N10
AG3
......
19.00
N11
AG3 17.25 G4 ........................... 26.50
EF40,
very
porous
..........................
149.50
AU50, obv marks ............................. 93.50 S121b NGC genuine VF details, cleaned,
S243 stemless wreath F15,
1829 medium letters N3 G6 ............... 47.00
1814 S294 crosslet 4 F15................ 600.00 1821 N1 VF30, rev shows incuse
1854 C1 MS63BN............................ 441.50 does not look cleaned, ex Denis Loring,
N5 Fr2 16.00 AG3 24.50 G5 ............. 42.00
F15 89.00 NGC MS62BN .............. 327.50 C.D. Smith Beymer, Thomas ........ 1750.00 flan separation at E of LIBERTY ..... 272.50 VG8 222.50 F12 ............................ 350.00 dentils in center rev, struck over
1855 C1 EF45 124.50 MS64BN ...... 630.00 1797 S135 AG3 ............................... 101.50 AG3.................................................. 52.50 G5 119.50 VG7 .............................. 190.00 a spoiled off center large cent ...... 1085.00 1829 lg lets N2 G5 33.50 G6 ............. 37.50
VF20, central obv bonk .................... 73.50 S137 Fr2 ........................................... 70.00 S246 AG3 47.50 G4 77.50 F12 ...... 395.00 Fr1 23.00 G4 ................................... 84.50 AG3 32.00 G5 .................................. 68.50 AG3 19.00 G4 .................................. 29.50
1856 C1 AU50 ................................. 183.50 S140 ANACS VF35 ....................... 2565.00 S247 AG3.5 50.00 G4....................... 66.50 S295 plain 4 AG3 55.00 G5............ 119.50 N2 NGC G6 ....................................... 91.50 N4 R4 AG3 33.00 G4 ........................ 51.50
Fr2 21.00 AG3 32.00 G4 ................. 49.50 N6 G4 29.50 G5................................ 33.50
1857 C1 NGC MS64BN ................... 950.00 Unknown var. Pr0.5 putrid ................ 30.00 Fr2 26.00 AG3 ................................. 40.00 The Cent Book 1816-1839 by
S248 Fr2 ........................................... 41.50 John D. Wright, 335 pages, the
1822 N1 AG3.5 24.50 MS62BN..... 2250.00 1830 large letters
MS63BN 825.00 NGC MS63BN .... 827.50 1798 STYLE 1 HAIR
N2 AG3 20.00 G5 ............................. 35.00 N1 VG10 46.00 VF30...................... 164.50
MS62BN 647.50 PCGS MS62BN .. 650.00 S147 R5 Fr2 145.00 AG3................ 223.50 S250 AG3 40.00 G4.......................... 61.50 most complete reference for middle
N3 AG3 20.00 G4 31.50 VG7 ........... 42.50 Fr2 12.50 AG3 19.00 G4 ................. 29.50
AU58 407.50 NGC MS62BN.......... 650.00 S148 G6.......................................... 321.50 S251 AG3 40.00 G4 61.50 G6 .......... 97.50 date large cents. $110.00 postpaid.
N4 G6 39.00 G5 35.00 EF40 .......... 365.00 N2 Fr2............................................... 12.50
NGC MS60BN................................ 475.00 S153 AG3.5 ...................................... 91.50 S252 Fr2 26.00 AG3 40.00 G4 ......... 61.50 These folllowing coins are catalogued
S253
AG3
40.00
G5
..........................
79.50
AG3 20.00 G4 .................................. 31.50 N4 AG3 19.00 G4 ............................. 29.50
by
Newcomb
variety
numbers.
S154 AG3 ....................................... 105.00
LARGE CENTS
S254
AG3
40.00
G4
61.50
G5
..........
79.50
N5 AG3 20.00 AG3.5 24.50 G4 ........ 31.50 N5 Fr2............................................... 12.50
1816
N2
AG3
21.00
F12
porous
........
32.00
S157 VF20 .................................... 1750.00
Walter Breen’s Encyclopedia of Early
S163 R4- G5 ................................... 483.50 S255 G6............................................ 97.50 N3 Fr2............................................... 27.50 N6 AG3 ............................................. 20.00 N8 VF30 178.50 NGC MS64BN.... 1850.00
United States Cents 1793-1814, hard
1798/7 S151 Fr2 102.50 AG3.......... 157.50 Fr2 26.00 AG3 40.00 G4 ................. 61.50 N4 AG3 ............................................. 21.00 N7 AG3 30.00 VG10 obv marks........ 61.50 VF20 107.50 PCGS MS63BN ...... 1250.00
cover, 857 pages, pedigree
S256 G5............................................ 79.50 N5 AG3 21.00 VF30, porous............. 53.50 N8 R4- AG3 30.00 G6....................... 58.50 AG3 19.00 VG10 45.00 F15 ............ 73.00
1798/7 S152 ANACS AU details
information by Del Bland, edited by
net EF40 (VF30)........................... 3075.00 Fr2 26.00 AG3 40.00 G4 ................. 61.50 N6 F15 84.50 AU50 ........................ 550.00 N10 AG3 20.00 G5 ........................... 35.00 1831 medium letters N2 G4 ............... 26.50
Mark Borckardt is $175.00 postpaid.
1803
SMALL DATE LARGE FRACTION
AG3 21.00 VF30, dark ..................... 85.00 N11 VF30........................................ 263.50 N3 AG3.5 21.00 VG8 ........................ 37.00
Fr2 80.00 AG3 ............................... 123.50
All large cents are listed according
S257 Fr2 ........................................... 26.00 N7 AG3 ............................................. 21.00 VG8 47.50 EF40, obv marks .......... 162.50 AG3.................................................. 17.25
1798 STYLE 2 HAIR
to Sheldon variety numbers.
S166 Fr2 40.00 PCGS VF30 ......... 1625.00 S258 NGC AU55(AU50)................ 4000.00 N8 AG3 ............................................. 21.00 AG3 20.00 F15, porous ................... 42.50 1831 large letters N1 F12 .................. 46.50
1793 CHAIN TYPE
S167 VF20 850.00 PCGS VF25 .... 1045.00 G5 79.50 VF20, porous ................. 131.50 N8 VG7 rev rotated .............................. 300 N12 R4 VG7 ...................................... 50.00 AG3 17.25 G4 26.50 VG7 ................ 34.50
S4 periods variety AG3, strong chain,
Fr2 26.00 AG3 40.00 G4 ................. 61.50 degrees clock-wise .......................... 48.00 Unknown variety Fr2 ......................... 13.00 N6 VG8 37.00 VG10 ......................... 41.50
S167 AG3.5 extremly early
date partially visible ..................... 6465.00 die state, no die chips at ED .......... 140.00 S259 R4 AG3 60.00 G4 .................... 92.50 VG7 rev rotated 330 degrees ........... 48.00 1823/2 N1 G5 129.50 VG7 .............. 208.50 G5 29.25 G6 31.50 VG7 .................. 34.50
AG3, dateless, strong
S170 Fr2 ........................................... 40.00 S260 PCGS EF45.......................... 2295.00 N9 Fr2 14.75 AG3............................. 22.50 Fr1 24.75 Fr2 38.00 AG3................. 58.50 Fr2 11.25 AG3 17.25 G4 ................. 26.50
chain, head, Liberty ..................... 5525.00 S172 PCGS VF35 ......................... 2090.00 G5 79.50 G6 97.50 VG8 ................ 131.50 1817 13 stars N1 R4 AG3 .................. 38.50 1824/2 N1 AG3 32.00 G4 .................. 49.50 N7 VG7 34.50 PCGS MS63BN ....... 950.00
1793 WREATH TYPE
S173 AG3 cud die break at RTY........ 67.50 Fr2 26.00 AG3 40.00 G4 ................. 61.50 N2 G6 32.50 F15 .............................. 67.50 1824 N2 G5 41.00 NGC AU58 ....... 1950.00 AG3 17.25 G4 26.50 G6 .................. 31.50
S6 NCS VF details scratched
S177 R5 G5 .................................... 521.50 S261 G6............................................ 97.50 Fr2 12.50 VF20, porous................... 32.50 AG3 22.00 ANACS VG8 ................... 63.50 Fr2 ................................................... 12.50
VF25, net F15 ............................ 11300.00 1800 S199 AG3 ............................... 100.00 VF20, very porous ........................... 61.50 N3 VF30, obv scratches .................... 32.50 N3 EF40 750.00 PCGS AU53 ....... 1975.00 N9 G4 ............................................... 26.50
S8 VG8 ......................................... 6430.00 S204 R4 AG3 .................................... 72.50 Fr2 26.00 AG3 40.05 AG3.5 ............ 48.50 N5 G4 29.50 G5................................ 32.50 AG3 22.00 SEGS EF40 .................. 727.50 N10 G6 ............................................. 32.00
S11b NGC VF details obverse
Fr2 12.50 AG3 ................................. 19.00 N4 AG3 22.00 PCGS AU50........... 1750.00 1832 medium letters N1 G6 ............... 32.00
S206 Fr2 ........................................... 32.50 S262 SMALL DATE SMALL FRACTION
damage (net VG7) ........................ 6075.00 1801 S216 PCGS VF30, early
S263 VG7 ....................................... 126.50 N6 VG8 41.50 VF30, dark ................. 50.00 1825 N2 Fr2 13.00 AG3..................... 20.00 AG3 17.25 G4 .................................. 26.50
S11c VG10.................................... 7890.00 die state, strong strike.................... 990.00 AG3 49.50 G4 76.50 G6 ................ 109.50 Fr2 12.50 AG3 19.25 VG7 ............... 39.00 N3 AG3 20.00 G4 ............................. 31.50 N2 AG3 17.25 F12 ............................ 46.50
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1828 G4 82.50 G5 ............................. 89.50
C3 13 stars VF35 95.00 AU50 ........ 161.50
VG8 81.00 F15 84.00 VF20 ............. 86.50
VG7 80.00 EF40 dark porous .......... 81.50
AG3 44.50 G4 68.50 G6 .................. 76.00
VF20, porous ................................... 68.50
1829 C1 PCGS MS62BN ................. 430.00
G5 72.50 VG7 80.00 VG10 .............. 81.50
AG3 44.50 G4 .................................. 68.50
1832 C1 MS60BN............................ 400.00
C2 F12 .............................................. 82.50
C3 VF25............................................ 92.00
1833 C1 VF30 105.00 AU55............ 202.50
VG10 84.25 F12 85.00 VF20 ........... 94.50
AG3 47.00 EF40, porous ................. 85.00
1834 C1 VF20 86.50 VF30 ................ 92.50
1835 C1 NGC MS65RB ................. 3225.00
NGC MS65BN.............................. 1400.00
F15 84.00 VF25 89.50 VF30 ........... 92.50
C2 VF35 95.00 NGC MS62 ............ 360.00
ANACS AU details scratched
Net EF45 (VF30) .............................. 95.00
VF20 86.50 VF25 90.00 VF30 ......... 92.50
EF40, dark, a few obv & rev marks .. 82.50
ANACS EF40 details damaged
net F15 (G6) .................................... 76.00
1837 half cent token
AU55 400.00 SEGS MS64BN ........ 850.00
NGC MS62 .................................... 695.00
JACK H. BEYMER
2490 W. 3rd St. • Santa Rosa, CA 95401 • Phone: 707-544-1621 • Fax: 707-575-5304 • Web site: beymerzcoins.com
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nated in New Jersey, but the so-called
Hobo nickels were prevalent as far away
as Utah. The Secret Service was not
amused. The Ogden Standard reported:
“Salt Lake is flooded with Buffaloes
that have been changed on the obverse
side. By a clever bit of engraving, an
added shaded effect has been placed
upon the head of the Indian and a beard
fitted to his chin. The result is startling.
Mr. Callaghan promises it will be even
A favorite with collectors
is the 1937-D threelegged Buffalo nickel.
ntity
more so when the identity
vered.”
of the engraver is discovered.”
Rumors of a Buffalo nickel recall
were rampant. A headline in the May
20, 1913, issue of the Ada, Oklahoma
Evening News shouted, “The Buffalo
Nickel is to be Recalled.” The article
claimed:
“Announcement has been made by
Secretary McAdoo at Washington that no
more of the Buffalo nickels are to be put
out by the Mint, and those outstanding will
be gradually called in from circulation.”
Buffalo nickels were never recalled,
but McAdoo ordered a design revision in
the spring of 1913. Collectors designate
the original Buffalo nickel as Variety 1
and the revised design as Variety 2. On
Variety 2 nickels, “Five Cents” is more
clearly defined, and the buffalo stands on
a plain instead of a mound.
A British publication, Spink’s
Numismatic Circular, called the change
an improvement. The Jan. 25, 1914,
issue of the Janesville Daily Gazette
was not as kind. “New Nickels Cause
of Much Suspicion,” said the headline.
“Removal of Buffalo From Cracker Box
Causes Confusion in Many Quarters.”
The story explained:
“Buffalo nickels as originally issued
seemed to be all right. Then somebody
declared that the nickel was not at all
14
cmNovemberLaMarre.indd 4
artistic. They said the buffalo is standing
on a dry goods box and put on a sort of
grassy pedestal.
“The words ‘Five Cents’ were made
more distinct, and a few blades of something that looks as if it might be grass
were placed around the buffalo’s hoofs.
“Then trouble started all over the
country. Persons receiving them in
change wanted to know if the new nickel
was good. Bank tellers spent most of the
day explaining to countless customers
that both nickels were absolutely good.
“The Treasury Department sent banks
a dozen forms a day, notifying tellers that
hordes of counterfeiters were abroad,
turning out nickels by the peck.”
Despite the difficulties, demand for
Buffalo nicke
nickels was still strong
in 1914, as some newspapers belatedly told of
the design revision.
Th
The Feb. 7, 1914,
is
issue of the Atlantic
N
News Telegraph
ssaid there was a
““big increase in
ccoinage due to the
B
Buffalo nickel.”
Th
The same story said
that “the dies for the
popula
popular piece” had been
changed.
“The new ‘Buffalo nickel’
has been a money-maker for Uncle
Sam,” the Telegraph said. It went on to
say, “[Mint Director George Roberts]
was surprised at the prominence that the
newspapers have given recently to the
fact that a change has been made in the
dies of the ‘Buffalo nickel.’”
Roberts told the reporter the dies had
been recut in April 1913 to make the
design “more distinct and clear cut.”
“But this is not ‘news,’” Roberts said.
“It’s history.”
The design revision didn’t solve all of
the Buffalo nickel’s problems. Although
“Five Cents” was better protected from
wear, nothing was done to prevent abrasion of the date. Dateless Buffalo nickels
would soon become commonplace.
The 1915 edition of Michigan
Manufacturer and Financial Record
gave Mint superintendent Adam M.
Joyce’s assessment. “The Buffalo nickel
is faulty from a practical standpoint,” he
said. “It resulted from the desire by the
government to mint coins to the satisfaction of artists, not practical coiners.”
The Record said that because of the
Buffalo nickel’s high relief, production
costs were much higher. According to
Joyce, greater pressure was required to
strike Buffalo nickels, and the proportion
of spoiled coins was much higher than it
used to be.
Problematical or not, the Buffalo
nickel kept the Mint’s presses busy
throughout 1914. “When you find a
Buffalo nickel in change, do you put it
away?” the March 16, 1914, issue of the
Lowell Sun asked. “That is why there are
so few of the coins in circulation.”
The July 6, 1914, issue of the Milwaukee
Journal reported, “Recently, to meet the
emergency demanded by the issue of the
‘Buffalo’ nickel, the Mints turned them out
at the rate of 1,440,000 a day.”
Wild West shows helped promote the
Buffalo nickel. A headline in the May 3,
1913, issue of the Altoona Mirror said,
“Wild West Portrayed — Robert Gable
Gets Likeness of Chieftain Who Posed
for Buffalo Nickel.” Gable was a photographer who had been commissioned to
shoot publicity photos for the 101 Ranch
Wild West Show souvenir booklet. The
Mirror said, “The most interesting photograph was of Chief Iron Tail, who posed
for the new Buffalo nickel.”
In 1914, The Survey, published by the
Charity Organization Society of the City
of New York, described a performance
at Spring Street Neighborhood House in
New York City. Chief Iron Tail, Chief
Black Fox, their wives Charlie and Susie
Yellow Boy, and an interpreter came
from the 101 Ranch show for a Boy
Scouts and Camp Fire Girls dinner. The
Survey reported:
“Chief Iron Tail, whose profile adorns
the Buffalo nickel, assisted by Chief
Black Fox and little Susie Yellow Boy,
showed how he danced after the massacre of General Custer and his troopers at
the Battle of Big Horn Creek in 1876.
“The chief grunted his approval of
the Camp Fire ceremonies and the Scout
stunts. Many of the boys and girls are
treasuring copies of the old Sioux leader’s thumb-print.”
The stories were fun while they lasted.
However, just as Buffalo nickel fever
had swept the country in 1913 and 1914,
the infusion of millions upon millions
of Buffalo nickels into circulation wore
away the novelty if not admiration for
the design.
Long after giving way to the Jefferson
nickel in 1938, James Earle Fraser’s
design has remained the quintessential
U.S. five-cent piece. Buffalo nickel rings,
belt buckles and other items, including
the 2001 American Bison commemorative dollar and the Bison gold bullion
coin series, pay tribute to the beloved
design. Long live the Buffalo nickel. ❐
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COINS FOR COLLECTORS
CAPPED BUST HALF
DOLLARS
1807 50/20 O-112 ANACS F
........................................359.00
1810 VG holed .....................37.95
1812 XF-45 graffit ..............189.00
1826 AU clnd, lt scrtchs. ....245.00
1826 VG lt damage...............54.95
1829 AU harshly clnd.........179.00
1831 MS-60 clnd ...............529.00
1831 VG/G holed .................33.95
1834 AU-59 two lt rm scrapes
........................................269.00
1834 VF-30 lt rm nicks ......114.00
1834 AG+ lt bend, old cleaning
..........................................42.95
1836 reeded edge NGC VF rv
plancht flaw(really XF long
rv planchet flaw ...............2,395.00
1837 AU lt nicks.................277.00
1837 F/G lt rv scrtch ............72.00
1837 VG/AG .........................56.95
1837 AG++/G .......................47.95
1838-P XF-45 clnd, lt stain 244.00
1838-P AG++/G lt r bumps ..51.95
1838-P AG+/G .....................51.95
1839-P F lt rm bumps ..........82.00
1839-O XF-45 old cleaning
.....................................1,395.00
SEATED HALF DOLLARS
1840-O very sm mm WB102
VG-F clnd...........................115.00
1840-O sm mm WB103 VG clnd,
graffiti ................................83.00
1841-O XF old rm digs ......189.00
1842-P tripled dt WB105 XF-45
clnd, marks ......................229.00
1842-O MD errant 4 WB103 F
clnd, lt scrtchs .................319.00
1843-P F clnd, lt nicks .........59.95
1843-O AG+/G lt scrtchs ......45.95
1844-O XF clnd, lt scrtchs .164.00
1844-O G+ clnd, lt digs........44.95
1845-P VF-30 ....................189.00
1845/1845-O WB108 G clnd, lt rv
rm bump ............................62.95
1846-P AU-55 cor..............169.00
1846-O tall date ICG VG.....389.00
1847-P AU .........................269.00
1847-O XF-45 clnd ............244.00
1847-O VF-35 clnd ............119.00
1847-O VG lt cor ..................62.95
1847-O VG clnd, lt nicks &
scrtchs ...............................59.95
1848-O XF .........................149.00
1849-O AU-55 ...................389.00
1850-O AU-59 damaged ...195.00
1853-P dbld die rv ANACS AU-55
clnd .................................699.00
1853-P XF holed, lamination73.00
1853-P AG old rm ticks........26.95
1853-O XF clnd..................244.00
1854-O VF damaged ............41.95
1854-O G clnd, rm nicks ......30.95
1854-O G two holes .............21.95
1854-O AG+/AG old scrtchs 29.95
1856-P XF-48 graffiti ..........94.00
1856-P VG+ plugged ...........30.95
1856-P AG ...........................37.95
1856-O AG++/G .....................1.95
1856-S AG+/G old graffiti ..107.00
1857-P XF-45 lt rm nicks...129.00
1857-O WB102 errant dates AU
clnd .................................395.00
1858-P XF scrtchs & nicks ..89.00
1858-P VF-30 polished .......87.00
1858-P G clnd, nicks & bumps
..........................................32.95
1858-O AU-55 lt scrtchs, old
cleaning ...........................249.00
1858-O AU-55 clnd, scrtchs
........................................219.00
1858-O AU-55 graffiti .........98.00
1858-O AU clnd, scrtchs ....129.00
1858-O XF lt damage ...........86.00
1858-O G clnd, lt cor, lt rm bump
..........................................38.95
1858-S VG lt nicks ...............55.95
1859-O G lt scrtchs, lt pitting
..........................................33.95
1859-S AU-59 clnd ...........495.00
1859-S G lt cor, old cleaning47.95
1859-S AG++ .......................45.95
1860-P AU-55 clnd, retoned,
two scrapes rm nicks .........297.00
1860-O WB104 XF-45 .......209.00
1860-O AU-59 ...................319.00
1861-P AU-55 lt planchet flaw
........................................249.00
1861-P VF-30 clnd, digs, scrtchs
..........................................89.00
1861-O VG/G .......................61.95
1861-O AG+ .........................50.95
1861-O AG+/AG graffiti ........41.95
1861-O AG ...........................48.95
1863-S AU .........................279.00
1863-S F tiny cor spot .........79.00
1863-S VG ...........................63.95
1863-S G+ lt rm bump .........56.95
1863-S G clnd......................49.95
1863-S G/AG+ lt rv cor ........46.95
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1866-P AG+/AG ...................41.95
1866-S Motto VF rm nicks,
clnd, lt cor, scrtchs ..............69.95
1866-S Motto AG/Fair lt rm
bumps ...............................37.95
1867-S AG+ clnd .................38.95
1868-S AG++ lt graffiti .........36.95
1870-CC NGC G obv scrtchd
. ....................................1,695.00
1872-S AG++ clnd ...............47.95
1873-P NA cl 3 VG clnd, t scrtchs
. .........................................51.95
1874-P sm AR F-VF clnd, lt rm
nicks ................................179.00
1874-P XF-45 clnd, scrtchs
. .......................................179.00
1874-P AG scrtchs & nicks ..29.95
1876-P XF holed, dig, lt scrtchs
. .........................................51.95
1876-P AG++ clnd, lt rm nick
. .........................................32.95
1876-S VF holed 39.95
1876-S G lt cor 34.95
1876-CC AU holed.............159.00
1876-CC XF-45 .................279.00
1876-CC AG+ clnd, lt cor 49.95
1877-P AG .......................... 24.95
1877-S very sm mm tail 1
WB102 MS-60 clnd 569.00
1877-S XF-48 ....................159.00
1877-CC XF-48 clnd 259.00
1891 G .................................64.95
1904-S AU clnd, scrapes 1,995.00
1904-S VG........................ 84.00
1904-S VG clnd, lt rm bump 71.00
1904-S G-VG ......................59.95
1904-S G-VG old lt rv scrtchs
..........................................57.95
1904-S AG+ clnd, lt scrtchs .26.95
1905-P XF clnd, many scrtchs & lt
nicks ................................149.00
1905-P VF damage ..............77.00
1905-P F old scrtchs, lt cor &
pitting ...............................59.95
1905-O F+ clnd, lt cor, lt scrtchs
........................................159.00
1905-O VG+ lt rm ticks ........59.95
1905-O G-VG clnd ...............33.95
1905-O G-VG rm bump........32.95
1905-S VF-30 scrtchs, digs & lt
cor .....................................86.00
1905-S G+/AG+ ...................17.95
1906-O F+ old scrtchs ........54.95
1906-D AU-55 clnd............349.00
1906-D AU clnd .................309.00
1906-D F-VF clnd, lt scrtchs 49.95
1906-D G+/G ......................16.95
1906-S XF-48 bad scrapes &
gouges.............................112.00
1907-P F+ removed from jewelry
..........................................22.95
1907-O VF-30 clnd, lt scrtchs
........................................129.00
1907-O F+ clnd, lt cor ..........39.95
BARBER HALF DOLLARS 1907-D VF-30 lt scrtch, lt rm
nicks ...............................104.00
1892-O AG+/AG lt scrtchs..207.00
1907-D VG .......................... 18.95
1892-O AG+/AG lt scrtchs, rv rm
bump ...............................195.00 1907-S XF bad scrtchs.......119.00
1892-O AG .........................198.00 1907-S F+ clnd, lt digs 94.00
1892-S G-VG .....................279.00 1907-S VG .......................... 24.95
1892-S AG/AG+ damaged ..109.00 1907-S G-VG ......................20.95
1907-S G-VG clnd, lt rm bump
1893-P VG lt rm ticks,
..........................................18.95
rv spot, lt scrtchs .................27.95
1893-O VG+ ........................89.00 1908-P G+ .......................... 17.95
1893-O AG++/AG ................25.95 1908-O VF-30 clnd ...........112.00
1893-S VG-F clnd ..............239.00 1908-O VF .......................... 86.00
1893-S G+/G old dig..........159.00 1908-O VG lt scrtchs ...........18.95
1894-P G-VG .......................35.95 1908-O G-VG ......................18.95
1894-P G .............................29.95 1908-D VF-30 clnd ............119.00
1908-S XF clnd, nicks .......224.00
1894-O G-VG clnd 22.95
1894-S XF-48 ....................294.00 1908-S VG+ lt rm nick ........36.95
1894-S VF-30 clnd ............154.00 1909-P F-VF clnd ................49.95
1894-S VF-30 old digs ......144.00 1909-P F+ lt cor, nicks .........45.95
1894-S F-VF clnd ................92.00 1909-S VF clnd ...................87.00
1894-S VG clnd obv.............24.95 1909-S F+ clnd, lt scrtchs ...47.95
1895-P G+ lt cor...................19.95 1909-S VG+ ........................24.95
1895-O VG .......................... 55.95 1910-P G-VG clnd ...............22.95
1895-O VG lt rm bumps ......48.95 1910-P G+ scrtch .................19.95
1895-O G-VG lt rm ticks ......41.95 1910-S VF clnd, scrtchs ......63.95
1896-O VG .......................... 48.95 1910-S VF lt scrtch ..............77.00
1910-S F lt scrtch ...............30.95
1896-O G+ clnd, lt cor, lt rm
damage ..............................34.95 1910-S G+/AG++ ................16.95
1896-S PCGS G-6 .............129.00 1911-P VF old cleaning ......66.95
1896-S AG+/Fair ..................72.00 1911-P G+/G .......................16.95
1896-S AG+/Fair lt nicks......65.95 1911-D XF lt rv cor, old cleaning
....................................... 194.00
1897-O VG+ ......................289.00
1897-O VG lt rv rm bump 209.00 1911-D VG .......................... 20.95
1897-O G/AG .....................104.00 1912-D VG .......................... 18.95
1897-S VF-30 old cleaning 595.00 1912-D G-VG ......................17.95
1897-S F bad damage ........109.00 1912-S G old cleaning ........33.95
1912-S VG+ . .......................24.95
1897-S VG-F clnd, lt rv rm pit
. .......................................289.00 1913-P F lt scrtchs ............186.00
1913-P G old scrtchs ..........62.95
1897-S AG++/AG lt scrtch 99.00
1897-S AG++/AG lt scrtchs 93.00 1913-D G clnd .....................31.95
1914-P G+/AG+ clnd, couple of
1897-S AG++/AG lt cor 89.00
rm bumps .......................117.00
1897-S AG+/AG lt damage 62.95
1898-O F-VF old rv rm nick389.00 1914-S F clnd, retoned ....... 33.95
1898-O VG+ lt cor ................94.00 1914-S VG .......................... 19.95
1898-O G-VG old cleaning 44.95 1914-S G+/G ......................17.95
1915-P G .......................... 269.00
1898-O G/AG+ clnd, many
scrtchs & nicks ....................24.95 1915-D VF-30 clnd ...........117.00
1898-S VG+ clnd .................56.95 1915-D F+ rm nicks, clnd, lt
scrtch ................................37.95
1898-S AG lt cor, scrtchs & rv
mark ..................................19.95 1915-S VF-30 lt rm nicks 109.00
1915-S VF lt rv rm bumps ..79.00
1899-O VG+ .49.95
1899-O VG .......................... 34.95 1915-S G+ .......................... 54.95
1899-S F+ clnd, very lt bend 89.00 1915-S VG lt scrtch .............18.95
1899-S F clnd, scrtchs ........66.95 WALKING LIBERTY HALF
1899-S VG-F lt rm hits, old scrape
DOLLARS
1916-P XF-45 ....................249.00
59.95
1899-S VG+ old cleaning .....46.95 1916-P AG+ . .......................41.95
1899-S VG lt scrapes ...........34.95 1916-D AU clnd ................207.00
1899-S G-VG lt rv rm tick ....28.95 1916-D F+ clnd, lt scrtchs ...87.00
1916-D G old rv scrtchs ......40.95
1900-P XF-45 clnd, cor, scrtchs
. .......................................119.00 1916-D AG-G old digs & scrtchs
..........................................33.95
1900-O VF-35 old digs ......189.00
1916-S XF .........................559.00
1900-O VF-30 clnd, lt rv cor
. .......................................194.00 1916-S VG+ lt rm bump .....195.00
1916-S AG+ old scrtch ........77.00
1900-O VF-30 clnd, lt scrtchs
. .......................................189.00 1916-S AG lt scrtch .............78.00
1900-O F-VF ......................119.00 1916-S AG lt old rv rm bruise
..........................................73.00
1901-O VG+ .........................49.95
1916-S AG many rm dings ..47.95
1901-O VG+ .49.95 lt old scrtch
. .........................................46.95 1917-D obv G ..................... 21.95
1901-O VG .......................... 26.95 1917-D rv AU-55 harshly clnd,
retoned ...........................595.00
1901-S G+/AG+ scrtchs 24.95
1901-S G/AG++ ...................29.95 1917-D rv G-VG ..................17.95
1902-P XF-48 ....................269.00 1917-S obv G/AG++.............23.95
1902-O VF clnd, lt scrtchs .107.00 1917-S obv AG lt scrtchs ....19.95
1902-O VG .......................... 20.95 1917-S obv AG bad scrtchs 17.95
1917-S rv AU-59 polished, rv
1902-S XF scrtchs on cheek
scrtchs & dig ..................159.00
. .......................................119.00
1903-O XF bad scrtchs .......97.00 1917-S rv VF-30 clnd .........43.95
1903-O F-VF nicks...............89.00 1917-S rv F old scrtch ........17.95
1918-P XF-45 lt flaw & rm mark
1903-S XF nicks & bumps,
........................................154.00
scrtchs & scrapes...............119.00
1904-P G/AG ...................... 16.95 1918-P F+ lt glue stain ........35.95
1904-O VG+ ........................44.95 1918-P G+ .......................... 17.25
1918-D MS-62 clnd .......1,495.00
1918-D AU lt scrtch ..........409.00
1918-D VF clnd, rm damage 37.95
1918-D F+ lt old rm nicks ...59.95
1918-S AU rv scrtchs ........139.00
1918-S XF-48 rv rm nicks 119.00
1918-S F old rm nick ..........18.95
1919-P F old cleaning .........67.95
1919-D VF scrtchs ............239.00
1919-D F clnd, lt scrtchs & cor
..........................................64.95
1919-S PCGS XF(very nice strike)
.......................................915.00
1919-S XF clnd, weak obv strike
in middle ........................639.00
1919-S XF weak strike, lt cor, lt
scrtchs ............................499.00
1920-P AU . .......................144.00
1920-P F-VF lt cor ..............32.95
1920-D XF-48 rv dig .........659.00
1920-D VF-30 lt rv rm ticks
........................................339.00
1920-D VF clnd, moderate scrtchs
....................................... 209.00
1920-D G+ lt dig .................98.00
1920-S AU-59 very sharp strike,
clnd, cor, rm nicks ..........359.00
1920-S XF-45 clnd ...........319.00
1920-S XF clnd .................196.00
1920-S G clnd......................18.95
1921-P F-VF clnd .............579.00
1921-P VG+ clnd, scrtchs .199.00
1921-P VG clnd, many lt nicks
........................................177.00
1921-P AG . .......................124.00
1921-P AG rm damage ......109.00
1921-D ANACS G-6 damaged
........................................294.00
1921-D G old rm scrtchs ...259.00
1921-D AG++ lt rv scrtchs 254.00
1921-D AG+ lt scrtch ........246.00
1921-D AG . .......................245.00
1921-D NGC AG ...............244.00
1921-D AG scrtchs, many digs
........................................214.00
1921-S G-VF......................459.00
1921-S G old scrtch ............39.95
1921-S AG+ several old digs
..........................................31.95
1921-S AG/AG+ lt scrtch & ticks
.........................................32.95
1921-S AG .......................... 33.95
1923-S MS-61 lt scrtchs 1,895.00
1923-S XF clnd ................. 289.00
1927-S AU damaged .........149.00
1927-S VF-30 ......................98.00
1927-S VF-30 clnd .............91.00
1929-D XF-48 ....................152.00
1929-D XF lt scrtchs ...........84.00
1929-S AU clnd, lt cor ......162.00
1929-S XF clnd, rm nicks ...88.00
1929-S XF lt graffiti .............59.95
1929-S F-VF lt rv rm bumps 24.95
1934-P MS-60 .....................65.95
1934-P AU-59 clnd, lt scrtchs
..........................................38.95
1934-D AU-55 .....................94.00
1934-D AU .......................... 73.00
1934-S MS-61 ...................419.00
1934-S AU-59....................195.00
1934-S XF-48 clnd .............64.95
1935-P MS-63 .....................59.95
1935-D AU harshly clnd ......37.95
1935-D XF clnd ...................28.95
1935-S AU-55 lt stains & scrtchs
..........................................94.00
1936-P MS-63 .....................59.95
1936-D XF .......................... 19.95
1936-S XF-48 lt cor 41.95
1937-D XF-45 clnd 46.95
1937-D XF .......................... 30.95
1938-P MS-61 .....................89.00
1938-P MS-60 .....................55.95
1938-P AU .......................... 32.95
1938-D XF-45 ....................189.00
1938-D VF lt cor ...............107.00
1938-D F old cleaning & rv
scrtchs ..............................72.00
1938-D G-VG damaged .......39.95
1938-D AG/G rm bump .......42.95
1939-D MS-62.....................56.95
1939-D AU-59 .....................31.95
1940-P MS-63 .....................48.95
1940-P MS-62 .....................43.95
1940-S MS-60 .....................45.95
1940-S AU-59......................34.95
1941-P PCGS MS-66 .......249.00
1942-P MS-60 .....................28.95
1942-S MS-64 ...................114.00
1943-P MS-66 ...................239.00
1943-P PCI MS-66 ...........239.00
1943-P MS-65+ superb beautiful
toning .............................319.00
1943-P MS-63 .....................44.95
1943-D AU rv rm cor 17.95
1943-S AU-59......................29.95
1944-P MS-64 .....................64.95
1944-P MS-62 .....................38.95
1944-P MS-62 clnd ............36.95
1944-P AU-59......................27.95
1944-D MS-62.....................56.95
1944-S MS-63 .....................61.95
1945-P MS-63 .....................44.95
1945-P MS-60 .....................28.95
1945-S MS-64++ ..............119.00
1945-S MS-60 .....................35.95
1946-P MS-64 .....................72.00
1946-P AU-55......................23.95
1947-P AU-55......................25.95
1947-D AU-59 .....................34.95
1947-D XF-48 clnd .............20.95
FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS
1948-P MS-63 FBL .............38.95
1948-P MS-62 FBL............. 32.95
1948-D MS-63 FBL ............36.95
1948-D MS-62 FBL ............29.95
1948-D MS-62 FBL scrtch ..21.95
1949-P MS-63+ near FBL ....88.00
1949-P MS-63 FBL............. 89.00
1949-P MS-63 near FBL .....72.00
1949-P AU-55......................19.95
1949-D MS-63 FBL ..........129.00
1949-D NGC MS-62 FBL ....94.00
1949-S MS-63+ FBL .........189.00
1949-S MS-63 near FBL ...119.00
1949-S MS-63 .....................89.00
1949-S MS-62 .....................72.00
1949-S MS-60 .....................57.95
1949-S AU-59......................49.95
1949-S XF-45 ......................27.95
1949-S XF scrtchs ..............14.95
1950-P MS-64++ FBL .........98.00
1950-D MS-64 FBL ..........129.00
1951-P MS-63 FBL .............34.95
1951-D MS-64 FBL ..........109.00
1951-D MS-63 FBL ............67.95
1951-D MS-63 near FBL .....57.95
1951-D MS-62 near FBL .....45.95
1951-S MS-63+ FBL .........169.00
1951-S MS-63 FBL ...........139.00
1951-S MS-63 near FBL .....89.00
1951-S MS-62 .....................26.95
1952-P MS-63+ near FBL ...41.95
1952-D MS-63 FBL ............36.95
1952-S MS-63+ ...................77.00
1952-S MS-63 FBL ...........349.00
1952-S MS-63 near FBL ...219.00
1952-S MS-63 n FBL cln. ..198.00
1952-S MS-62 near FBL 149.00
1952-S MS-60 .....................53.95
1953-P MS-64+ near FBL ....94.00
1953-P MS-63+ ...................43.95
1953-P MS-60 .....................23.95
1953-D MS-63 FBL ............34.95
1953-S MS-65 lt scrtch .......64.95
1953-S MS-64++ ................69.95
1953-S MS-64+ near FBL 599.00
1953-S MS-63+ ...................38.95
1953-S MS-63 scrtch .........31.95
1954 PRF-62........................39.95
1954-P MS-63 FBL .............36.95
1954-P MS-63 near FBL lt scrtchs
. .........................................24.95
1954-D MS-63 FBL ............32.95
1954-S NGC MS-65 ...........49.95
1954-S MS-64++ near FBL 189.00
1954-S MS-63 .....................19.95
1955 bugs bunny MS-63 near FBL
.........................................37.95
1955 MS-63 FBL ................34.95
1955 MS-63 mint set toning 59.95
1956 MS-64++ mint set toning
. .........................................69.95
1957-D MS-64++ FBL ........64.95
1958-D MS-65.....................49.95
1958-D MS-64++ ................41.95
1958-D MS-63 near FBL..... 25.95
1958-D MS-62 near FBL..... 20.95
1959-D MS-64++ ................69.95
1959-D MS-64+ FBL ..........79.00
1960-P MS-65+ near FBL .269.00
1960-P MS-65 near FBL ...109.00
1960-P MS-65 .....................73.00
1960-P MS-65 .....................79.00
1960-P MS-64+ FBL ...........98.00
1960-P MS-64 FBL .............69.95
1960-P MS-64 near FBL .....41.95
1960-P MS-64 .....................20.95
1960-D ICG MS-64 .............24.95
1960-D MS-63 near FBL .....43.95
1961 .PRF-63 heavy cameo 59.95
1961-P MS-64++ ................36.95
1961-P MS-63+ near FBL ...64.95
1961-D PCGS MS-65 .......109.00
1961-D MS-64 near FBL ...119.00
1961-D MS-62 near FBL .....25.95
1962-P MS-64+ near FBL .349.00
1962-P MS-64+ ...................37.95
1963 NGC PF-67 ................45.95
1963.PRF-64+ heavy cameo 64.95
1963 .PRF-64 heavy cameo 54.95
1963-P MS-65 .....................39.95
1963-P NGC MS-65 ...........39.95
1963-P MS-64++ near FBL 169.00
1963-P MS-63 near FBL lt scrtch
. .........................................89.00
1963-D MS-63 near FBL .....29.95
1963-D MS-65 near FBL .....89.00
1963-D MS-65.....................51.95
1963-D MS-64++ ................41.95
KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS
1964-D MS-64 pretty toning 29.95
1969-S PRF-67 cameo ........26.95
1969-S PRF-64 obv cam .....11.95
1996-D MS-66.....................15.95
1996-S PRF-65 ....................15.95 1888-O dbld die obv XF lt rm
1997-S PCGS PR-69 DCAM 39.95
nick .................................469.00
1998-S PRF-68 cameo ........21.95 1888-O dbld die obv VG ..... 54.95
SEATED LIBERTY DOLLARS 1888-O oval O G+ rm digs 41.95
1859-S .....F plugged, lt rm bumps 1888-S MS-62 ...................349.00
. ...................................... 299.00 1888-S AU heavy rm bumps
1872 ANACS PF-60 damaged
. .......................................119.00
(dig in field) ...................1,379.00 1888-S G clnd, spots, old rv rm
1872-P MS-60 polished, graffiti
nicks .................................88.00
. .......................................399.00 1888-S AG+ . .......................97.00
1872-S VG-F very well done
1889-P MS-63 .....................54.95
old field repair ...................695.00 1889-O AU-55 lt scrtchs .....58.95
TRADE DOLLARS
1889-O AU-55 lt rm nicks ...59.95
1875-P XF-45 crude plug, lt rm
1889-S MS-63 ...................317.00
damage ...........................199.00 1889-S MS-63 clnd ..........279.00
1875-P VF clnd, holed, scrtchs
1889-S AU-55 harshly clnd 69.95
. .......................................159.00 1889-CC ANACS XF-45 clnd,
1875-P VG-F clnd .............349.00
damaged .......................1,795.00
1877-P VG-F holed .............89.00 1890-S MS-62 DMPL ....... 349.00
1877-P VG lt rv damage ......98.00 1890-S MS-62 .....................74.00
1878-S ICG AU-55 details, clnd
1890-CC tail bar XF-45 clnd
. .......................................349.00
. .......................................409.00
1880 F clnd ....................1,089.00 1890-CC tail bar XF clnd ..339.00
1890-CC XF clnd ..............119.00
MORGAN DOLLARS
1891-P AU-59......................44.95
1878-P 8 TF MS-62 deep rv
scrtch.............................. 109.00 1891-O AU-59 clnd .............84.00
1878-P 8 TF XF ...................45.95 1891-S MS-61 .....................71.00
1878-P 7/8 TF MS-63+ .....269.00 1891-CC MS-62 DMPL .... 929.00
1878-P 7/8 TF MS-63....... 229.00 1891-CC XF-45 old cleaning
. .......................................149.00
1878-P 7/8 TF weak MS-60 lt rm
nicks .................................98.00 1892-P MS-63 ...................429.00
1892-P AU-55 clnd .............97.00
1878-P 7/8 TF weak MS-60 clnd
..........................................97.00 1892-O NGC MS-63 .........445.00
1878-P 7 TF MS-63 PL .....159.00 1892-S AU clnd ................995.00
1878-P rv of .............................79 1892-S AU clnd, rv rm nick
. .......................................749.00
dbld die obv XF ................. 189.00
1878-S MS-64+ PL obv ....179.00 1892-S XF-45 ....................549.00
1878-S MS-64 PL .............169.00 1892-S XF-45 clnd obv......499.00
1879-P MS-63 lt scrtchs .....69.95 1892-S XF clnd ..................257.00
1879-O AU-55 clnd .............45.95 1892-CC MS-62 polished 795.00
1879-S MS-64 .....................69.95 1892-CC ACG XF-45 ........498.00
1879-CC VF-30 .................359.00 1892-CC XF . .....................409.00
1879-CC VF . .....................239.00 1892-CC VG-F clnd, scrtchs
1879-CC F-VF ...................196.00 on face, rv rm nicks ...........139.00
1879-CC G lt damage .......107.00 1893-P MS-60 ...................585.00
1880-P MS-62 clnd ............47.95 1893-P AU-59 nicks .........419.00
1880-S MS-64 .....................69.95 1893-P XF heavy rm damage &
scrtchs ............................154.00
1880-S MS-63+ PL .............92.00
1880-CC G/AG...................119.00 1893-P F graffiti ................129.00
1880-CC G/AG old scrtchs 112.00 1893-P G+ . .......................179.00
1881-P MS-64 ...................139.00 1893-P G/AG rm digs .......129.00
1881-O MS-63 DMPL .......275.00 1893-O G lt scrtchs & nicks
. .......................................126.00
1881-S MS-64++ ..............119.00
1881-S MS-64++ clnd ........89.00 1893-O AG++ rm digs, lt bend
. .......................................114.00
1881-S MS-63 .....................55.95
1881-S MS-63 clnd ............51.95 1893-S AG+ ....................1,795.00
1881-S MS-62 .....................48.95 1893-CC NTC MS-62 clnd
1881-CC F lt damage ........296.00 (looks nice) ....................3,495.00
1881-CC G lt cor ...............294.00 1893-CC AU clnd, couple of digs
. ....................................1,795.00
1882-P MS-64++ ..............249.00
1882-O MS-62.....................53.95 1893-CC F-VF clnd ...........398.00
1882-S MS-66 ...................369.00 1893-CC NCS G clnd ........192.00
1882-S MS-63 .....................61.95 1893-CC AG++/G lt bend ..164.00
1883-P MS-63 .....................55.95 1894-P F graffiti ................895.00
1883-O MS-63.....................54.95 1894-P G graffiti, many dig marks
on eagle ..........................749.00
1883-S MS-60 clnd ..........449.00
1883-S XF-45 clnd .............62.95 1894-O MS-60 clnd ..........398.00
1894-S AU clnd ................385.00
1884-P clashed ‘E’ rv MS-63
. .......................................114.00 1894-S AU damaged .........189.00
1884-O NGC MS-62 DPL . 109.00 1894-S XF-45 ....................239.00
1884-O MS-61 DMPL .........94.00 1894-S G/AG++ lt scrtchs, lt rm
bump .................................44.95
1884-S AU-59 clnd ...........899.00
1884-S XF-48 lt rm nicks ..129.00 1894-S G/AG+ .....................46.95
1884-CC MS-60 clnd .......165.00 1895-O ANACS VF-30 details,
scrtchd ............................394.00
1884-CC AG clnd ................99.00
1885-P PCI MS-64 DMPL 298.00 1895-O NGC G-6 ..............282.00
1885-O MS-60 DMPL .........62.95 1895-O G clnd, graffiti ......159.00
1895-O AG+ ......................229.00
1885-S MS-62 harshly clnd
. .......................................149.00 1895-O AG+ clnd ..............209.00
1885-S XF-45 ......................74.00 1895-S XF old cleaning, lt rv rm
bruise .............................995.00
1885-CC dash under 8 VAM 4 XF
1895-S ANACS VF details, cor
old cleaning, lt rv rm bump
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1886-P MS-64++ ..............119.00 1895-S VG . .......................427.00
1886-P MS-64 .....................69.95 1895-S AG+/AG ................339.00
1886-P MS-60 DMPL .........67.95 1895-S AG lt bend, lt rm bumps
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1896-O MS-62 ...............2,895.00
1886-O clashed ‘E’ rv
VAM 1A NGC AU-53 .........398.00 1896-O AU-59 ...................498.00
1886-S/S AU-59 ................249.00 1896-O AU clnd ................133.00
1886-S MS-63 ...................439.00 1896-O AU clnd, lt rm nicks
. .......................................119.00
1886-S MS-62 ...................369.00
1896-S PCGS VF-30 .........124.00
1887-P NGC MS-64* (superb
obv rainbow toning) ..........519.00 1896-S G+ clnd ...................43.95
1887-P MS-63 .....................54.95 1897-O MS-61 clnd ..........719.00
1887-P MS-60 PL ...............46.95 1897-O ANACS AU-53 ......139.00
1887-S/S VAM 2 AU-55 ...119.00 1898-P MS-62 .....................47.95
1898-O MS-63.....................56.95
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The chain on the back of the first
cents caused some consternation.
Coin Clinic
Chain
reaction
hat did contemporary critics have to say about the chain
cent—or was it satisfactory?
Almost every coin issued by the U.S.
Mint from day one has had critics, and the
Flowing Hair chain cents were certainly
no exception. The complaint was made
that the chain of 15 links represented
bonds to England. The Liberty head was
described as a “fright wig.” Liberty was
said to be screaming in fear.
W
I’ve been told that any “coin” with
13 stars on it is a genuine Mint issue. Is
this true?
Definitely not. Stars are symbols.
They may be used on tokens, medals or
any other object, whether numismatic or
not. Other than the tradition assigning
the number of stars to the 13 original
Colonies, there is no other connection
between the stars and the genuineness of
a particular coin.
Any counterfeit coin can have 13 stars.
For that matter, there are 50 stars on
the reverse of the Kennedy half dollar,
plus another nine.
Why is the dime smaller than the
nickel?
This is a favorite question with young
students. The dime started out in 1796
with a diameter of 19mm. In 1809 it
dropped to 18.8mm, and again in 1837 to
17.9mm, the size in use today.
The dimes were 90 percent silver
since 1837, but have contained no silver
since 1965 (except proofs, beginning in
1992.) The five-cent nickel was introduced in 1866, and made larger to distinguish it from the silver coins.
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Complaints were
heard over first cent’s design
The sizes remained the same for a
century, so the Mint saw no reason to
change the size of the dime when they
changed the alloy from silver to coppernickel clad on a copper core. Several
other countries have had the same problem with their small silver coins.
I have a gold coin with all the U.S.
presidents on it. Do you have any idea
of the value?
The piece you have is not a coin.
Rather, it’s a privately issued medal,
struck on gold-plated bronze. The issue
price was less than $7.
This is a perennial problem because
virtually nobody outside the field of
numismatics is aware of the difference
between a coin, medal or a token. The
problem is compounded by large companies that offer “coins” on TV and the
Internet that are actually privately issued
medals, such as the one that was the
topic of this question.
The easiest way to tell them apart is
to remember that only a government can
issue a coin.
Why can’t I get Eisenhower or
Anthony dollars from my bank, as they
are supposed to be circulating?
Neither ever circulated well. It’s a
classic case of supply and demand. Most
have gone back to the Federal Reserve
Banks.
Does the term “mint struck” mean
the piece is a legal-tender coin?
Far from it. The mint might be either
a government or a private mint. The
item might be a circulating coin, a non-
circulating proof or commemorative, or
even a medal, token, or just about any
other object that can be placed between a
pair of dies. Thus it becomes a relatively
meaningless descriptive term.
What is the story behind the 1834
token that shows a running pig?
The “Running Boar” is a Hard
Times token. There are several varieties.
The token arose from the controversy
surrounding the Bank of the United
States.
President Jackson sought to ruin the
bank by withdrawing federal deposits.
The boar is an allegorical figure representing the fleeing deposits.
What was the purpose of the big
Fractional Currency shields?
The shields were specially designed
by the Treasury Department in 186667, for display purposes. They were
presumed to have been intended as an
aid to detecting counterfeits of the fractional notes.
In the Summer 1964 issue of “Paper
Money,” Theodore Kemm wrote, “I
doubt very much that counterfeit detection was the specific intent of the issue,”
going on to note that a glassed over
display in the bank president’s office
would be of little help to the teller at
the window. “I prefer to believe that the
shields were available to anyone who
wanted them for a fixed price and that in
some cases they were presented to VIPs.
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A picture perfect type set
Half dimes offer history and value
By Mark Benvenuto
NE OF THE major challenges of coin collecting is
assembling a set with a theme,
and doing so with the best possible coins
one can find and afford. While nickels
have certainly taken their place as workhorse coins in everyday commerce, and
while there are some beautiful nickel
designs that have had their place in the
last century, the now obsolete half dime
had its day in the sun as well.
A picture perfect type set of half
dimes is probably amazingly expensive,
but assembling one could still be fun.
Trying to do so in some manner that
won’t leave your wallet steam-rolled
probably qualifies as a fun challenge.
Here’s several half dimes that are worth
considering as the ultimate in a type set
collection.
O
1794 or 1795 Flowing Hair
These two dates for the half dime can
without a doubt be called the first official
U.S. five-cent pieces. They can still also
officially be called very expensive.
Since the mintage for the two years is
listed as 86,416, price tags for even heavily circulated specimens will still be more
than $1,000. For some of us, that price
rs, it might be
tag is ridiculous. For others,
ing.
something worth considering.
Draped Bust small
all
eagle
One would think that
after making silver coins
for two years, then
changing the design, the
Mint may have latched
onto a design and stuck
with it. No such luck.
The half dimes of 1796
and 1797 are another two-use
year set, simply because
verse
the small eagle on the reverse
flew off after that short span of
time. This little eagle makes either
coin expensive today, as the mintages
for both years were still very low. But
what a piece this would be to add to any
growing type set of our smallest original
silver coin.
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Draped Bust heraldic eagle
While the Mint was cranking up
production with the
me, the
passage of time,
early years saw
rd
plenty of hard
choices that
had to be
made, such
as which
silver coins
to produce.
As
you
might imagine, the halff
oo
dime was too
any
small for many
people to get wound
hat’s imporup about it. That’s
tant because early silver coinage was
often made after a wealthy individual
deposited silver and asked for it to be
made into specific denominations.
Does anyone wish to guess how many
depositors chose silver dollars or half
dollars, as opposed to half dimes? It
doesn’t really take a rocket scientist or
a neurosurgeon to figure out which were
the more popular items. So, still, there
were pretty low mintages, and a few years
where there were no half dimes at all.
The Draped Bust half
dime with a heraldic
eagle reverse is
not, however,
imp
impossible to
ob
obtain. There
ar
are even a
ffew inter-
Many dates
in the Liberty
Cap series
(1829-1837) aree
available for lesss
than $100 each..
A small coinage of half
dimes was minted in 1792,
but regular coinage waited
until 1794 to begin.
esting vvarieties from which to
choose, in
including the rather famous
“LIBEKTY” oof 1800. It was the result
of a faulty die punch for the letter “R.”
If you are lucky enough to find an
example, the ante in starts at about
$1,000 for a well-worn example. But
this would make a wonderful addition to
a high end type set.
Liberty Cap
Finally, something that doesn’t cost
an arm and a leg. The half dime ended
up taking a long nap after 1805 and only
came back into production in 1829. But
when it did, it came roaring back with a
vengeance.
In 1829, the Mint pounded out just
over 1.2 million of them and kept up
that pace pretty much all the way to the
end of the design, in 1837. That’s huge
when compared to any of the earlier half
dimes, no matter what the design.
If you have been reading this far
and thought
thoug half dimes and a
half dim
dime type set were totally
out oof your league, please
rec
reconsider. The Liberty
Ca
Cap series might be one
th
that you could actually
ccollect by date, even
iif you only have $100
tto spend on each coin.
A
And that $100 does not
se
sentence you to low-end
wo
worn examples of any of
thes
these particular five-cent
pieces
pieces. Actually, if you want
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to pay up to the next level, you’ll be
pleasantly surprised to find that it only
takes a few hundred dollars to land one
of these little coins in Mint State-60.
Seated Liberty
We’ve seen that the ultimate half
dime set can be costly, at least when a
person focuses on the earliest examples
and the better grades. But the Seated
Liberty half dimes open up a whole new
area when it comes to possible type set
coins. The name of the design is based
on Christian Gobrecht’s rendering of a
seated Liberty. But the design was used,
at least for half dimes, from 1837 up to
the demise of the half dime in 1873. This
makes it pretty obtainable today, especially if you are looking for types. Along
the way there were five design changes
in one area or another, resulting in six
different half dimes, all of which could
be called a type.
The 1837 and the 1838-O make the
first type, since there are no stars around
the seated Liberty for these years only.
The 1838-O has a relatively low mintage,
but is still a coin a person can afford.
Christian
Gobrecht’s
design of a seated
Liberty made its
appearance on half
dimes beginning in 1837.
n 1837
Spending $100 on an
king examwill get you a good-looking
ple. And these are beautiful little coins,
because of the elegance and simplicity of
the obverse. It might be worth purchasing for that reason alone.
The second type of the Seated Liberty
design is the group issued from 1838 to
1840, when the stars have been added
around Liberty. There are a couple of
varieties within this group, in terms of
large and small stars, but one thing they
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all have in common is high mintages.
The 2.2 million made at Philadelphia
Mint in 1838 makes that date an especially appealing one.
In 1840 there was a design change
that many would think of as downright minor, but that has been the
focus of numerous articles about the
Gobrecht design over the years: There
was drapery added near Liberty’s left
elbow. That simple addition makes for
a third type you can add to any growing set, and with several mintages over
1 million, there are some that will cost
less than $200 in MS-60. Now, it seems,
we have arrived at some great coins for
decent prices.
The next design change
berty
for the Seated Liberty
was the addition of
n
arrows at the date in
1853. These were
not just cosmetic.
The weight had
been reduced in
an attempt to keep
the coins in circulation. The arrows
marked this reduc-tion.
The arrows only had
their place for threee years,
but the 1853 stands as a milestone
for another reason. There were 13.2
million of them made that year. That’s a
lot of half dimes. Once again, mint-state
coins are available here for less than a
king s ransom.
ransom
king’s
The aarrows disappeared from the
date of the half
dim in 1856.
dime
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almost
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common
coins.
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The
1859 and
1
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co
considered
less
tha
than
common,
but they are not
really all that scarce,
and the pprices can still
be affordable
affordable.
The last design change for the
half dime came right about the same
time that the coin started dying the slow
death that would culminate in 1873. In
1860, the stars were removed in favor
of a legend, “UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA,” around the obverse. There
are quite a few years in which the mintage was more than 1 million coins, and
the San Francisco mintmark makes its
appearance in this group for the first
time in 1863. Thus, a collector could
go for a piece from Philadelphia, one
from New Orleans, and one from San
Francisco.
Because of the long-term love affair
that collectors seem to have for the ‘S’
mintmark, the prices of the San Francisco
The
T 1853-1855 half
dimes
had arrows at
d
the
t date to mark a
slight
decrease in the
s
coin’s
weight.
c
pieces are a bit higher than the
others But one of each can still be
others.
obtained.
Since the Shield nickels had made
their debut in 1866, you might think that
half dimes just slowly faded away, as
these newcomers edged them out. That
isn’t the case. Half dime mintages from
1870-1873 were actually pretty hefty.
So it isn’t really all that difficult
to obtain even mint-state specimens of
these later years. The $100 I mentioned
earlier will go quite a ways if you choose
to buy in this bracket.
There is one other rather special half
dime you might want to consider, especially if your goal is a fantastic set of
these silver five-cent pieces: A proof
Seated Liberty. The mid-1800s saw low
proof mintages for several years. There
are proof mintages as low as 300 in
1858 to a 1,000 in 1860, 1861, and 1870.
Trying to estimate prices for these is
difficult, as they are bought and sold
infrequently and usually at auction. But
the possibility is there for the patient,
prudent collector.
The first of our nation’s five-cent
pieces, the little half dimes, are long
gone now. But assembling a set of them
can still be a wonderful undertaking for a
serious collector of U.S. coins as well as
for a fan of early U.S. history. ❐
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Collecting Liberty Heads
Challenging and affordable,
this nickel series has several virtues
By Mike Thorne
OOKING BACK, 1883 was
an interesting year in America.
Buffalo Bill Cody organized his
“Wild West” show that year, and the
Brooklyn Bridge was opened to traffic. Chicago saw the building of its first
skyscraper, which reached the astounding height of 10 stories. Best of all,
for coin collectors of the future, 1883
brought the introduction of a new nickel
design to replace the unheralded Shield
nickel.
The new design was the Liberty
Head, or V-nickel, as it is sometimes
known. The “V” is for the large letter on
the coin’s reverse, which is the Roman
numeral for the number 5.
Actually, the impetus for the new coin
came from Joseph Wharton, a leading
advocate of the use of nickel in coins.
Not coincidentally, Wharton was deeply
involved in mining and refining the metal.
In fact, according to Q. David Bowers,
writing in A Guide Book of Shield and
Liberty Head Nickels, Wharton “had
loomed large in the creation of the threecent coin in 1865 and the Shield nickel
in 1866.…”
In 1881, Wharton had a new idea,
instead of just three-cent pieces and nickels made from a nickel alloy, cents too
would be minted in 75 percent copper
and 25 percent nickel. To this end, Mint
Superintendent A. Loudon Snowden
ordered the Mint’s chief engraver
Charles E. Barber to develop consistent
designs for new cents, three-cent pieces,
and five-cent pieces. The three coins
would differ only in their sizes and in the
Roman numerals on their reverses.
Only the five-cent coin was actually
produced. As Walter Breen described
Barber’s design in his Complete
Encyclopedia of U.S. and Colonial
Coins, the obverse “featured a profile
of Liberty, copied from a Greco-Roman
marble head, onto which Barber (imitating Morgan’s dollar design) had affixed
several wheat ears, cotton bolls, etc.,
above and behind the coronet. [The
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reverse] displayed value in Roman
numerals within a rococo wreath of
wheat, corn, and cotton.”
ened with
Nothing happened
this design in either
1881 or 1882, but
ry
in 1883, Treasury
Secretary Charles
Folger approved
the idea for
a new nickel
design. Breen
notes,
“The
version he chose
had stars (rather
than lettering)
nd
around head, and
eath
motto below wreath
S: a
without CENTS:
stupid blunder.”
t” nicki k
The story of the ““no cent”
els has been recounted many times:
Persons with larceny in mind gold-plated
the new nickels, reeded them, and passed
them off as new gold $5 pieces. In addition, many of the new centsless coins
were saved by ordinary people who
reasoned correctly that the Mint would
quickly come up with a new design
to correct its “mistake.” Because of
this differential retention, the 1883 “no
cents” Liberty Head nickel is more available today than the coin that replaced it
later in 1883, despite the fact that nearly
three times as many were made of the
latter.
Bowers mentions the oft-recounted
tale of Josh Tatum, a deaf mute, who
supposedly stood trial for passing goldplated nickels. As the story goes, Tatum
was not convicted, because he never
actually said anything to his victims.
As Bowers puts it, “This is one numismatic tale that refuses to go away.…”
Apparently, it’s just a good story, not a
true one.
As a collectible, Liberty Head nickels
have a lot going for them. For one thing,
a complete date/mintmark set consists
of just 33 different coins, as all Liberty
Head nickels were made in Philadelphia
except for Denver and San Francisco
The first Liberty
Head nickels failed
to include the
word cents along
with the Roman
numeral V.
variet
varieties
produced in
1912, the last year of
the series
series.
Note that my discussion of
th
ll tibl sett ddoes not include the
the collectible
essentially uncollectible 1913 Liberty
Head nickel. This is the topic for another
article, as only someone with millions of
dollars in his coin budget would consider
this a must-have date for a complete
collection of Liberty Head nickels.
Another plus for the series is that
only three of the dates lists for more than
$100 in Good-4, and none of them is
prohibitively expensive, at least in lower
grades. The three keys are the 1885,
1886, and 1912-S. Of these, only the
1912-S had a small mintage (238,000),
and as a last-year-of-issue coin and the
first nickel minted in San Francisco, it
was retained in large enough quantity
to make it relatively available today, for
a price.
As noted above, Liberty Head nickels
began with the 1883 “no cents” variety,
which had one of the lowest mintages of
the entire series (5.5 million). However,
as I indicated, many of these were saved.
Bowers writes, “Today, examples are
common in all Mint State grade levels.”
Average retail values (taken from
Numismatic News “Coin Market”) range
from $7 in G-4 to $215 in Mint State65. If you can’t afford one in MS-65, it
makes sense to purchase one in MS-63,
which lists for just $46.50. Also, because
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a coin in this grade is so inexpensive,
there would seem to be little point in
buying one in either a circulated grade
or in a lower mint-state grade (MS-60
through MS-62). As the quality of strike
can vary considerably, choose one with
the sharpest strike you can find.
Next, we have the 1883 “cents” variety, with a mintage of slightly more than
16 million pieces. As you might expect,
because of all the interest in the “no
cents” variety, this one was relatively
overlooked. Because of this, its values
range from $19 in G-4 to $625 in MS-65.
Bowers writes, “Very few were saved [in
mint state] at the time of issue.…”
If you want to spend less than $100
for an 1883 “cents,” the best coin you’re
likely to get will be one in Extremely
Fine-40, for $85. If you can afford one
in mint state, the date lists for $215 in
MS-63.
In 1884, the mintage dropped down
to 11.3 million, with the result that this
date is even more pricy than the 1883
“cent.” Its “Coin Market” value ranges
from $22.50 in G-4 to $1,675 in MS-65.
Like the preceding variety, the 1884 is
still less than $100 in EF-40 ($92), and
its MS-63 value is a relatively affordable
$275. Bowers writes, “The 1884 is a
plentiful date and is available in almost
any grade desired.” “Gems are truly
scarce,” however, which explains the
MS-65 price.
The next two years, 1885 and 1886, are
two of the three keys in the set. Mintages
for the two dates are 1.5 million and 3.3
million, respectively, which sound fairly
large. However, you have to remember that the nickel was an imporriod,
tant coin in this time period,
els
and Liberty Head nickels
y
were workhorses in daily
commerce.
Values for the 1885
range from $585 in G-4
to $8,650 in MS-65. In
other words, there’s no
grade for the date that’s
not at least moderately
expensive. At the present time, I have one of
these, a coin graded G-6 by
m an
ANACS. I bought it from
eBay auction by a coin dealer in
New Zealand. How in thee world did it
get so far “down under”?
Recently, I sold an 1885 graded About
Good-3 by PCGS. In my opinion, the
coin was actually better than the grade
it received, as it had essentially full rims
on both sides. However, the last digit of
the date was decidedly weak, so PCGS
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called it AG-3. Unfortunately, no one
shared my opinion of the coin, so I sold
it at a slight loss.
I did better on an 1886 graded AG-3
by ANACS. I paid a price for the coin at
auction that was significantly more than
AGs typically bring but considerably less
than its value in G-4 ($285). This was
a coin with full rims front and back but
weakness in some of the letters on the
reverse. After it failed to sell on eBay,
I took it to a coin show and shopped it
around until I found someone who agreed
with my grading rather than ANACS. I
actually made a profit on this piece.
About the 1886, Bowers writes, “The
1886 nickel is generally ranked as the
second-rarest Liberty Head nickel in the
early series, with 1885 first. However,
in mint state, particularly at the gem
level, the 1886 nickel eclipses the 1885
in rarity.”
The “Coin Market” values don’t
support this observation, however, which
suggests that the 1886 may be bargain
priced in mint state relative to the 1885.
In MS-60, -63, and -65, the 1886 lists for
$1,950, $2,450, and $7,250, respectively,
compared to “$1,950, $2,590, and $8,650
for the 1885.
The next seven Liberty Head nickels
have mintages ranging from 10.7 million
(1888) to 16.8 million (1891), and their
values generally reflect the differences
in mintages. For example, 1888 is the
priciest of this group, with values ranging from $28 in G-4 to $1,500 in MS-65.
The 1891 is one of the least expensive,
ranging from $5.75 to $1,050
in the same gr
grades.
About the 1888,
which has the
highe MS-65
highest
val
value
of
th group,
the
The lack of the
denomination led
hucksters to plate
the coins in gold and
try to pass them ass $5
pieces. Therefore, “CENTS”
was added to the coin.
Bowers writes, “at the choice and gem
Mint State levels quality can be a big
problem. Finding a sharply struck coin
with rich luster and good eye appeal is
not easy to do.”
With one of the highest mintages of
the group (16.3 million), the 1890 is
the second most expensive of the bunch
in MS-65 ($1,365). As Bowers writes,
“The 1890 nickel should be plentiful in
choice and gem Mint State, but it is not.”
The problem was twofold: First, the coin
market was at low ebb that year, and
second, many of the date were weakly
struck. The bottom line for the collector: If
you can find a sharp example, jump on it.
The coin market and other markets
were also in a slump in 1894, and the
mintage of the Liberty Head nickels
that year reflects this, as just 5.4 million
were produced. Values for the date range
from $16.50 in G-4 to $1,500 in MS-65.
Bowers writes, “Mint State coins are
scarce, and no-problem gems are rare.”
Although nearly twice as many nickels were minted in 1895 as in 1894,
the 1895 has a higher value in MS-65
($2,200). It’s much lower in other grades,
however. For example, an MS-63 is
listed for $215 compared to the 1894’s
$425 value in the same grade. Bowers
writes, “Once again, problem-free choice
and gem nickels are a challenge, and
relatively few of the 1895 date pass the
test.”
With a relatively low mintage of
8.8 million, Bowers calls the 1896 “a
key date,” as “fewer coins were saved
as souvenirs than might have been the
case.” Values range from $9 in G-4 to
$1,950 in MS-65. “Today,” he writes,
“sharply struck Mint State coins in
higher grades are very elusive.…”
With a couple of exceptions (1898,
1909), mintages of Philadelphia issues
from 1897 throu
through 1912 are well
above 20 m
million, with correspondin values across the
sponding
range of grades. These
are all inexpensive in
M
MS-63,
with values
in this grade ranging
f
from
$127 to $175.
T
These
values strike
m as remarkably
me
i
inexpensive
for
u
uncirculated
U.S.
co
coins
minted in the
late 19th and early
20th centuries.
It’s worth noting that
the 1909 hhas the lowest mintage (11.6 mil
million) of any date
after 1896. Not surprisingly, Bowers
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With 1.5 million minted,
the 1885 is a key date.
writes, “Today, the 1909 is the hardest
est
nt
to find of the later dates in gem Mint
State.” “Coin Market” indicates that it is
63
worth $1,075 in MS-65, but an MS-63
specimen lists for just $132, just $5 more
than the most common dates.
Now, we come to two of the most
interesting dates in the series, the two
mintmarked 1912s. I’ll talk first about
the 1912-D, the first nickel minted in
Denver, with a mintage of 8.5 million
pieces. Values range from $2.75 in G-4
to $2,200 in MS-65, with an MS-63
worth $360.
This is a date that Bowers thinks
is underrated, a “sleeper” in other
words, particularly in higher circulated
and uncirculated grades. He writes,
“Extremely Fine and About Uncirculated
coins are quite scarce. In Mint State the
1912-D is much rarer than the mintage
figure might suggest, especially when
compared to the 1912-S.…” I was aware
of Bowers’ thinking about the 1912-D
when I bought a PCGS-graded AU-55
(with CAC sticker) a couple of years
ago for $180. An AU-50 lists for $170 in
“Coin Market.”
Of course, the 1912-S is one of the
series key dates, with a mintage of just 238,000 pieces.
Values, which for many
bly
years were remarkably
n
low, have risen in
recent years to the
point that the date
is somewhat pricy
in all grades. The
1912-S ranges in
value from $165
in G-4 to $5,900
in MS-65.
Bowers writes
ithat the date is typically seen either well
22
cmNovemberThorne.indd 22
worn or in mint state, with relatively
few available at intermediate grades.
Although I always recommend buying
only key-date coins certified by the
major services, this is particularly important for the 1912-S, as fakes exist in
the marketplace. It’s not difficult to
spot one of these creations, however,
as “All examples [of the 1912-S] seen
have bulging in the obverse field and
are somewhat lightly detailed.… Any
sharp piece is likely an alteration from a
Philadelphia Mint coin, made by adding
an S.”
Although the certification numbers
from the major services indicate that
more 1912-Ds have been certi912-Ss, the
fied than 1912-Ss,
he order
ratio is on the
owers
of 2 to 1. Bowers
hat
points out that
the mintagee
ratio of the
two coins is
1912 was the
only year of
production of
Liberty Head
nickels at the
Denver MInt.
actually about 36 to 1, which verifies that
the 1912-D is actually much scarcer in
higher grades than most people think.
In this article, I’ve focused on
collecting circulation issues of Liberty
Head nickels. Collecting proof issues is
another good way to approach V-nickels.
Because all Liberty Head nickels
except the 1912-D and -S were minted in
Philadelphia, each year of Liberty Head
nickels, including the 1883 “no cents”
variety, is available as a proof issue. Proof
issues are desirable for their low mintages
relative to circulation varieties and also
because they show the maximum extent
of the design Barber intended.
Proof mintages were greatest in the
first year of the series, with the production of 6,783 of the “cents” variety and
5,219 of the “no cents.” Mintages thereafter are well below 5,000, with a range
from 1,475 (1907) to 4,763 (1909).
With a few exceptions, values in
PR-65 are below $1,000 apiece. In fact,
“Coin Market” prices each of the dates
from 1887 through 1912 at $585 in this
grade. The 1883 “cents” and 1884 list
for $610 each, with the 1883 “no cents”
variety at $1,075. The priciest proofs are
the 1885 ($3,150) and 1886 ($1,950),
despite that fact that each date had a relatively large mintage (3,790 and 4,290,
respectively).
Is the high price justified for the 1885
proof? Although the circulation-variety
1885 is quite scarce in high grades,
“among Proofs it is one of the most
plentiful coins in the series,” according
to Bowers. However, Bowers also notes,
“The market price for Proofs seems to be
taking a nap.”
Finally, I will point out that
L
proof Liberty
Head nickels
can aalso be desirable coins
in ggrades below PR-65,
an their cost will be
and
s
significantly
less in
l
lower
grades. As just
o example, earlier
one
t
this
year I sold an
N
NGC-graded
PR-64
1
1887
Liberty Head
ni
nickel
for $301. The
pur
purchaser
loved the
coin so you see that there
coin,
may bbe nice proof nickels
available in grades less than
co
PR-65 for considerably
less than
prices
PR-65 prices.
No matter how you approach them,
Barber’s Liberty Head nickels will be
challenging but relatively inexpensive to
collect. And how many series offer that
combination of virtues? ❐
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Paper Profiles
Transit
tickets
During Civil War company’s tickets served as change
’ve written about Civil War cardboard
scrip here in “Paper Profiles” before
(April 2010), since this much-neglected
genre of “paper money” is a favorite of
mine. My article is posted on F+W’s
excellent website www.NumisMaster.
com. Check it out.
Although little heralded in the past,
Civil War cardboard scrip that circulated
in lieu of small change during the change
crisis of that day may just be coming into
its own. In May 2005 Stack’s, the wellregarded numismatic firm and auction
house, sold a collection of this rare
currency for prices ranging from $275
to $10,000. This offering was specialized. They had been issued by Civil War
sutlers traveling with the Union Army.
Fortunately for collectors these
army-related chits have been cataloged
several times in the past by authors of
repute such as James J. Curto and David
Schenkman. In June 2006, Stack’s sold
a general collection of these chits with
most prices in the $350-$525 range, but
several issues below $200.
This writer addresses Civil War cardboard issues briefly in his forthcoming book Civil War Stamp Envelopes,
the Issuers and Their Times, since this
private scrip was a competitor to the
postage stamp envelopes’ circulation.
According to collector David
Gladfelter, these cardboard chits did not
pass out of circulation when government
Postage Currency was issued, since he
has observed examples with 1863 and
even 1864 dates.
Such Civil War cardboard chits as a
I
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24-cmNovemberProfiles.indd 2
whole have escaped a good, knowledgeable cataloging in the century and a half
since they were issued. This could be a
fertile field for a “Paper Profiles” reader
desirous of making his or her mark on
the numismatic hobby.
Because of the lack of a catalog,
many obviously obscure and potentially
rare pieces bring small amounts when
they surface. I’m illustrating two varieties here that I purchased for $25 and
$50, respectively, in recent years at the
Memphis paper money show and on
eBay.
I illustrate a number of pasteboard
issues in the new book. However, my
coverage is descriptive, not a comprehensive cataloging effort. So be my guest
please if you can come up with a catalog
of this neglected series. Compiling such
a catalog would sure be challenging, but
it would be a genuine contribution to the
numismatic field, and warrant a modicum of immortality for the cataloger.
This writer considers these wellcirculated gems prizes of his collection
despite their modest purchase prices.
Both are fare tickets issued by New
York City transportation companies.
Discovering the background of the issuers is part of the kick I get out of my
collecting since even obscure issues such
as these have interesting stories to tell.
The 23rd Street Line ticket was
issued c. 1862-63 by T.&J. (Thomas
and Joseph) McLelland, with offices at
251 West 26th St. It bears their stamp on
the reverse and the important promise
“Exchanged for Currency,” which attests
At left, a chit from the 23rd Street Line. Next to it
is one from the Consolidated Stage Co.
to the firm’s promise of redemption in
currency or for half a stage fare.
In spring 1863 the McLellands were
unsuccessful in their bid for another
lucrative Broadway Street railroad franchise, encountering political intrigue and
deep pockets in the state capital Albany
when a bill incorporating the new franchisees came up in the state legislature.
John McLelland was also a partner
with brothers David and Robert in a
lithographic company at 26 Spruce. The
brothers’ presses no doubt printed this
three-cent/half fare small change chit.
According to the New York City
directories of the period, by 1864 John
McLelland had succeeded his father
Thomas as the stage line’s principal. He
had also taken as partners William M.
Pullis and John Haley. Pullis was a big
deal in the transportation business, serving as secretary and treasurer of the New
York Consolidated Stage Line that issued
the other chit.
The New York Consolidated Stage
Co. was a big affair. It operated six
routes south of 42nd Street serving the
ferry boats at Wall Street, South Street,
Fulton Street and the Hudson River
Railroad depot.
The company also issued two varieties
of postage stamp envelopes, also issued
to facilitate small change during this
period, Reed PE511 and Reed PE513.
The ticket is signed within a cartouche
on the back and was printed by stationer D.W. Lee, 62 Nassau St. Lee also
circulated two varieties of postage stamp
envelopes, Reed PE455 and PE457.
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America’s first ‘nickel’
Shield design set the pattern
By R.W. Julian
HE AMERICAN public is
so used to the five-cent piece,
or nickel, that most people tend
to think it has always been with us. At
present, however, this lowly coin has an
uncertain future as it is under fire from
all sides. It costs more than five cents
to produce due to the relentless rise in
the costs of copper and nickel, its two
ingredients.
There was in fact a five-cent piece in
the early days of the United States but it
was a silver coin, the half dime. The first
half dimes were struck in 1792 and this
denomination, though not always in the
same alloy, has been with us the longest
of any value used in our marketplaces.
The half dime did not circulate well
in the early United States because most
prices used the Spanish system of eight
reales to the dollar. This meant, if the
price was one-half real (6.25 cents), that
the half dime was an inconvenient coin
to present in partial payment.
Because of low demand from the
public, half dime mintage stopped in
the fall of 1805 and did not resume until
July 1829. By the latter date the use of
T
Fractional Currency, such as this five-cent
note, was issued beginning in 1862 to make
up for the hoarding of silver coins.
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ary
Spanish values for ordinary
household needs, such ass
food, began to decline in
favor of Federal money,
as it was often called.
From 1829 to 1861
large numbers of half
dimes were made and in
widespread use among
the citizenry. Five centss
had real buying power in
those days and to give a child
ant gift in
a half dime was a significant
the eyes of most youngsters. However,
all of this was to fall apart with the opening of the Civil War in April 1861.
In late 1861 a nervous public hoarded
all of the gold coins that could be found
and June 1862 saw the same fate befall
the silver coinage. All that was left
was the lowly copper-nickel cent and it
too came under pressure within a few
months.
The government responded by issuing fractional currency notes with values
as low as three cents. The substitute was
not a popular one but there was little else
that could be done in order that ordinary
people be able to purchase the necessities of life.
When the cent coins began to be
hoarded Mint Director James Pollock
did everything in his power to abolish
the copper-nickel cent in favor of one
with a bronze alloy. Nickel was increasingly more difficult to obtain but the
ingredients of bronze—copper, tin, and
zinc—were cheap and easily purchased.
Over the strong opposition of nickel
mine owner Joseph Wharton, in April
1864 Congress passed a law authorizing
the cent and two-cent pieces to be made
from bronze. Wharton’s lucrative nickel
nstant.
contract vanished in an instant.
put
His Pennsylvania mine output
d
was far less than needed
by the Mint but was still
important.
Not a man to be held
down by mere circumstances, Wharton and
his congressional allies
plotted a return to the use
n
of nickel at the Mint. In
the spring of 1865 he was
Th first Shield nickel
The
was released in 1866.
wa
successfu Congress passing
successful,
a bill that cr
created a copper-nickel
three-cent piece, meant to replace the
silver trime, another of the coins that
had been caught up in the hoarding early
in the war.
Although the new three-cent coin
was motivated by a desire to sell his
nickel output to the Mint, it also proved
popular to a coin-starved public. It was
so popular, in fact, that Wharton began
to consider yet another coin to use his
nickel metal and this was the five-cent
piece.
The new drive, for a five-cent coin
of 25 percent nickel and 75 percent
copper, did not go quite as smoothly
as the three-cent piece. The stumbling
block was Pollock, who thought that one
copper-nickel coin was quite enough and
used his influence to block congressional
approval of the five-cent piece.
In due course Pollock was persuaded
by the Wharton adherents that the
proposed copper-nickel five-cent piece
was only a temporary measure and that
A pattern nickel
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the silver half dime would be restored
ed
once the rule of paper money had
ended. It would appear, however,
that those who made such promises had their fingers crossed
because the return of the half
dime was never to arrive.
The Mint report for fiscal
1865, issued late in that year, stated
rthat Pollock would accept a coppernickel five-cent piece with a weightt not
to exceed 60 grains, or 3.89 grams. Even
i
at that weight it was still proportionally heavier than the three-cent piece; it
should have weighed 50 grains to have
been in the proper proportion.
Pollock, however, had not counted on
another factor. After the end of the war
in 1865 there was a drive to convert the
United States to the metric system, which
gave Wharton the opportunity to suggest
5 grams (77.16 grains) as the weight. It
proved irresistible and Congress in fact
adopted this weight in the bill passed on
May 16, 1866; it was promptly signed
into law by President Andrew Johnson.
The “nickel” was now a reality.
One of the selling points of this exact
5 gram weight was the claim that it
could be used with precision to weigh
other items. Unfortunately this was a
smoke-and-mirrors argument because all
coins have a manufacturing tolerance, or
remedy, which means that such weights
are not precise.
By late 1865 Pollock knew that the
new coin was only a matter of a few weeks
or months away and took the necessary
measures to be ready. He instructed chief
engraver James B. Longacre to prepare
patterns for inspection by Treasury officials and other interested parties.
Because time was short the engraver’s
work was not all that original. Longacre
created a variation on his design for
the two-cent piece introduced in May
1864. There was a certain improvement,
however, as the spears were removed
while the motto become plain lettering
at the top rather than on an ornate scroll.
The reverse design is more innovative than the obverse. One would
think, however, that the rays and stars
must have reminded some viewers as a
cannonade from Civil War days. Patterns
dated 1865 do exist without the rays but
these were struck in 1867 or 1868 as a
delicacy for collectors.
In 1866 additional patterns were struck
for consideration. The first was similar to
the one already prepared in 1865 while
the other two had portraits of Washington
and Lincoln respectively. Why the letter
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The varying obverse and reverse dies
for the nickel executed in 1865 and
1866 were struck in several different
marriages. Many of these were not for
official consideration but rather favors
for collectors, both within and without
the Mint walls.
Once President Johnson had signed
the necessary legislation, the Treasury
ordered Pollock to send the pattern nickels to the Treasury for consideration.
Pollock did as directed but the Lincoln
obverse was not used on any of these
submitted specimens. In his covering
letter the director explained each
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piece but also indicated
favorite, which had the
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chief coiner A. Loudon
had stockpiled a considerable number of
planchets, coinage commenced on June
11, 1866. It proved very popular with the
public almost from the opening day of
distribution.
In the first few months of nickel coinage there was considerable trial and error
in the coining department. The chief
coiner was responsible for rolling out the
ingots prepared by the melter and refiner
but it was difficult to determine if a
given planchet would strike up properly.
For this reason Shield nickels of 1866
and 1867 are often of lesser quality with
planchet defects of various kinds.
Coupled with the planchet difficulties,
there was also a problem with the dies.
The nickel had a relatively thick planchet
compared to the three-cent piece and
this cause
caused the dies to shatter or crack
after oonly a few thousand pieces had
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of badly made coins.
In the latter part of 1866 a frustrated cchief coiner and engraver had
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be done about improving the quality of
the five-cent piece. The decision was
made that Longacre would redesign the
reverse to remove the rays, this being
one of the stress points. Too much metal
had to flow on the reverse, which meant
increased pressure from the coining press
Abraham Lincoln
is featured on this
1866 nickel pattern.
and more problems for
the ob
obverse dies.
Willi
William
Millward had
appoint as Mint director
been appointed
in the latter part of 1866 but he was an
appointee of President Andrew Johnson.
The acrid political disputes of this era
were boiling over and one of the results
was the impeachment, but not conviction, of the president. This left Millward
in an awkward position, which culminated in his nomination being refused by
the Senate.
Because of the political uncertainty, chief coiner Snowden bypassed
Millward and approached Treasury
Secretary Hugh McCulloch directly for
permission to change the reverse design.
On Jan. 21, 1867, McCulloch formally
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notified Millward that the change was to
be made. The coiner then stated that he
would begin the changeover on Feb. 1.
The January coinage is known to have
been 2,019,000, leaving 28,890,500 for
the rest of the year.
There has been collector interest in
the number of proof nickels struck in
1866 and 1867 but in neither case is the
exact number known. (Records of minor
proof coins struck prior to 1878 were
destroyed in 1925.)
An 1866 pattern nickel withh
an alternate reverse design.
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reissue of soiled coins. Unsightly nickels
that flowed back to the Treasury were
sent to the Mint and cleaned by special
n reisprocesses. They were then
sued to the public.
The generally low minttages of 1870 through 1876
were not entirely the result
of reissued coins. Native
craftsmen, i.e., counterfeiters, were very busy
with the nickel during this
decade. One date, 1875,
was well known even inn
orthose days as one of the favorite dates for counterfeiters.
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collectors. It is estimated that about 900
such nickels were made. Once collectors
realized the scarcity of the 1877 nickel
they ordered a relatively large number
of proof nickels in 1878, resulting in a
mintage of 2,350 pieces.
Beginning with 1879 the Mint not
only struck proofs for collectors but also
a limited number of uncirculated pieces
for stocking stuffers at Christmas as
well as birthday presents. Permission for
these limited coinages was granted by
the Treasury at the express request of A.
Loudon Snowden, who became superintendent of the Philadelphia Mint in 1879.
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the
chief coiner refused to sell proof nickels
with rays in January 1867 to collectors
on the grounds that he could not produce
a quality coin. The later version without rays was readily available, however,
beginning in early February. This has
resulted in considerable speculation
about the 1867 variety with rays and
it is believed that several dozen pieces
were struck for the favored few at various times in 1867, primarily under a new
Mint director, Henry R. Linderman.
The change in reverse design did
lead to a higher die life. It is estimated
that about 20,000 pieces were obtained
from an average die pair in the
late 1860s and early 1870s. With
further improvements in hardening, the average rose to about
26,000 in 1882.
The heavy coinage of nickels
from 1866 to 1868 finally saturated the marketplace and by late
1868 demand had begun to fall off.
The 28.8 million pieces of 1868
fell to 16.4 million in 1869 and
4.8 million in 1870. The year 1871
saw only 561,000.
One of the odder reasons for the
decline in nickel coinage was the
law mandating the cleaning and
Mint Director James Pollock.
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In 1877, only proofs
were minted.
du course public
In due
demand for nnew nickels returned
and the Treasury lifted the ban on Dec.
12, 1881. One of the odder results of the
low 1879-1881 mintages is that dealers
sometimes promote poorly struck proofs
as the more rare business strikes.
In 1880 Snowden launched his plan
to unify the designs on the three minor
coins, cent, three-cent, and nickel. This
did not work out in practice though it
did lead to the new Liberty Head nickel
in 1883. In the meantime the engraving
department attempted to increase die life
with some innovative techniques in hardening but not all that much was gained.
There is one interesting Shield nickel
pattern from 1882 that has long drawn
collector interest. This is the famous
Blind Man’s nickel, which has five
equally spaced bars on the edge. This
was produced at the request of congressman William Rosecrans, a former Civil
War general famous for his leadership at
Chickamauga. Rosecrans felt that blind
veterans were being cheated and wanted
an easy way of helping them make
change.
In late 1882 Snowden’s plan for a
new design on the nickel came to fruition
when the Liberty Head by Barber was
accepted in principle by the Treasury.
There was a temporary glitch,
however, when the Treasury secretary discovered that an inscription
was on the wrong side. The problem was fixed in early January but
this delayed the commencement of
the new artwork for several weeks.
In the meantime 1.5 million Shield
nickels were struck in January
1883, the dying gasp of this design.
The Shield nickel had served
the nation well but after 1883 only
the collector was left to appreciate
what once was one of the most
important coins in the marketplace. ❐
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Mike Thorne
Basics and Beyond
Expectations
s I’ve indicated in previous
columns, I’m frequently asked for
advice on disposing of inherited coin
collections/accumulations. Typically what
happens is that I give the heir a reasonably
accurate appraisal of what a dealer will
pay, and I’m then asked to sell the coins,
which I do for a fee based on my time.
In every case except the most recent one,
the heir has been well pleased with the
amount that I’m able to get for him or her.
Generally, the heir has found the realized
amount to be well beyond expectations.
And that turned out to be the problem
with the latest “collection”: The heir had
unrealistic expectations about the value
of the coins. Because of these expectations, the heir decided not to sell a coin
accumulation that has little chance of
increasing significantly unless silver hits
the stratosphere.
Here’s the story: I got a call from a man
who had heard that I knew about coins.
He and four siblings had inherited a small
collection, and he was visiting my town.
We agreed to meet at the post office.
Amazingly, Joe (not his real name)
actually had an inventory of the coins,
listed by denomination and chronologically by date. I scanned the list and told
him that the silver coins were worth about
20 times face value and the silver dollars
were worth around $30 apiece. These
figures turned out to be significantly more
than a coin dealer in his area had offered
him.
Further, I told Joe that I was going to
be attending a coin show in a few weeks,
where I could sell the collection if he
wanted me to. Joe thought this sounded
like a good idea, as he and his siblings
didn’t know anything about coins and just
wanted to get some money out of them to
share equally. The meeting ended with him
telling me that he would be coming back
soon and would bring the coins with him.
After a follow-up call, Joe had his son
deliver the coins to my house. I organized
them, graded them, and then called a
major silver and gold buyer who would
be attending the show to get the latest
prices the company was paying for Indian
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cents, junk silver, Barber coins, and silver
dollars. With this information, I was able
to estimate that the dealer would pay
approximately $900 for the collection.
I then called Joe to get his final approval
to sell the coins, and this is when I learned
about his expectations.
“I seem to remember,” he said, “that
my father had them appraised by a coin
dealer in Dallas in 1961. I feel pretty sure
that the dealer offered $1,500 at the time.”
My unexpressed thought: “If that were
true, he should have sold the coins, as
they’re worth much less now.”
Let’s examine Joe’s memory that the
coins were worth $1,500 in 1961. First of
all, the bulk of the value in the coins lay in
the junk silver. The silver value on the day
I called the large dealer was below $30 an
ounce, and the person I spoke to said his
company was paying 19 times face value.
He said he would pay 20 times face for
the collection’s low-grade Barber coins,
of which there were quite a few. Bullion
value would have hardly figured into the
collection’s worth in 1961, as silver averaged $1.033 an ounce that year.
The collection’s 11 silver dollars were
either common dates, well circulated,
damaged, or some combination of the
three. The dealer was paying close to $30
apiece for these, and I figured the value in
the collection’s dollars at about $300.
Using prices from my 1961 A Guide
Book of United States Coins, the total for
the 11 dollars would have been around
$20 retail. Figuring the collection’s 61
common-date Barber dimes at 19-20 times
face value gave me a figure of nearly $120.
The corresponding value in 1961 would
have been no more than $22 retail.
The collection did contain two slightly
better dates, an 1892-O I graded Good but
cleaned and an 1892-S I graded a “dog.”
I figured these two coins at $9. In 1961,
the 1892-O was worth $1.50 in G and the
1892-S listed for $12.50 in G. I could see
the two coins being worth $2 in 1961. Joe
also had an 1845-O dime I graded About
Good-G and figured at $10. The date was
worth $4.75 in G in 1961, so this specimen
might have been worth $2.
Keeping them in check
a key when evaluating coins
At either 19 or 20 times face, the 33
Barber quarters were worth about $160. In
1961, common-date Barber quarters listed
for .50-.60 in VG. Figured at .60 apiece,
Joe’s were worth about $20. The wellcirculated Standing Liberty quarters (two)
and Washington quarters (19) were worth
no more than .50 apiece in 1961, which
leads to a total of $10.50. At 19 times face,
they were worth nearly $100.
Joe’s 20 junk silver half dollars were
worth $190 at 19 times face, and I figured
the same value for the three AG cleaned
Barber half dollars ($28.50). In 1961,
common-date Barbers listed for $1 apiece
in VG, and few of the junk silver halves
would have been worth more than face
value in 1961.
There were a few better-date Barber
halves in Joe’s collection, but all had problems of one sort or another. I figured all of
these at 20 times face except for the 1913,
which I valued at about half of wholesale
at $30. In 1961, the 1913 retailed for $11
in VG, so this one might have been worth
a few dollars at most.
The collection contained two Seated
Liberty halves in high circulated grades.
One was an 1849-O, which I graded EF
cleaned; I figured it at about $50. In 1961,
the 1849-O listed for $17.50 in uncirculated, so this coin would have been worth
no more than $10 at that time. I graded the
other Seated Liberty half dollar, an 1858O, VF-EF cleaned, and priced it at $25. In
1961, the date was worth just $11 uncirculated, so this coin would have been worth
no more than $5 at that time.
There were a few more premium coins,
but their total came to less than $50. In
1971, most of these would have been
worth little more than face value.
So the reality is that Joe’s coins might
have been worth $150 in 1961, assuming
that they were cleaned after the appraisal,
but it’s unimaginable that anyone would
have offered $1,500 for them. As you
can see from this column, it pays to have
either low or no expectations when you’re
trying to dispose of a collection of mostly
common coins. That way you won’t be
disappointed by the outcome.
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Tom LaMarre
Budget Buyer
Unwanted
threes
Coins originally thought useful for postage purchases
he three-cent piece originated
as a convenience but became
a nuisance. Although the Mint struck
three-cent pieces in silver and coppernickel, they never caught on, except
with coin collectors.
A law that reduced the postage rate
to three cents provided for the three-cent
piece. The denomination made it easier
to purchase a single stamp, a common
practice in the 1850s.
The Cyclopedia of Commerce and
Commercial Navigation (1858), by Isaac
Smith Homans, said the law provided
for a three-cent piece composed of threefourths silver and one-fourth copper. The
three-cent piece, known as the “trime,”
weighed only 12 3/8 grains.
Engraver James Longacre designed
the new coin. A six-pointed star, adorned
with a shield, appeared on the obverse.
The reverse had the Roman numeral
“III” within an ornately engraved “C.”
Production was impressive in the
early years. The Dec. 11, 1852, issue of
the Daily Free Democrat said, “There
are 4 million three-cent pieces in circulation.” Actually, nearly 25 million
had been struck, including more than
700,000 from the New Orleans Mint, the
only branch mint three-cent pieces.
Problems with the three-cent piece
had already developed, including counterfeiting and striking difficulties. The
July 17, 1851, issue of the Burlington
Hawk-Eye said:
“It has been suggested that the new
three-cent piece might be counterfeited.
The Philadelphia Gazette goes into a
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careful estimate of the value of the piece
and shows that the three-cent piece is
actually worth two cents, nine and sixtenths mills. Four-tenths of a mill will be
rather poor pay for counterfeiting.”
To improve striking quality, Longacre
added three outlines to the star in 1854
and switched to two in 1859, but it didn’t
help.
Complaining about a “superabundance” of the coins, the New York Times
called the decision to suspend production of three-cent pieces in April 1853 “a
delightful reflection.”
The suspension was only temporary.
Mintages went into a tailspin after 1862
and ended with the proof-only 1873.
In the meantime, the Mint had begun
striking larger, easier-to-handle coppernickel three-cent pieces. The first examples went into circulation in 1865, showcasing Longacre’s Liberty Head obverse
and a reverse displaying “III” within a
wreath.
By law, copper-nickel three-cent
pieces were “legal tender in any payment
to the amount of 60 cents.”
The May 22, 1865, issue of the
Republican Compiler commended the
design for its beauty and called the
copper-nickel three-cent piece “a neat
coin.”
Mintages started out strong and then
dropped like a hot rivet. Mint Director
James R. Snowden despised the coppernickel three-cent piece and applauded its
decline. In 1870 he said:
“The base coinage of five and threecent pieces will soon be found to be a
Three-cent pieces failed to catch on
with the public.
positive nuisance and a subject of great
embarrassment and loss, especially to
small dealers.
“Moreover, the intrinsic value of the
copper and nickel in these pieces is
so largely below the nominal value of
the coins that we will have a flood of
counterfeits and imitations of them, and
will otherwise experience great inconvenience from their introduction into
circulation.”
In 1883, a New York Times editorial
said that with the three-cent postage
rate about to end, the three-cent coin
should “follow the leader” into permanent retirement. It did, but not until 1889.
In his December 1883 message to
Congress, President Chester Arthur
wrote, “The three-cent piece of the minor
coinage resembles the silver dime so
much in size and appearance as to be
troublesome; and this more than offsets
any convenience that might be claimed
for a piece of this denomination.”
Arthur urged Congress to provide for
three-cent pieces’ redemption and retirement by recoinage into five-cent nickels.
The 1899 edition of The Normal
Standard Arithmetic said three-cent
pieces were “still occasionally seen in
circulation.”
In Very Good-8, a copper-nickel
three-cent piece is valued at less than
$20, and a silver “trime” at about $50.
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Dr. R.S. “Bart” Bartanowicz
Coin Tales
Certification
oft necessary
t was 1993 and our numismatist was
walking the bourse at the Bay State
Coin Show in Boston. He had just
moved to New England, and was excited
to be attending a premiere coin show.
The show was all that he had hoped
for, especially the large number of dealers who had early American copper. The
early American copper pieces were a
joy to behold. It was obvious that thrifty
New Englanders had collected these
pieces and put them away for posterity.
Walking the bourse, he spied an
specially nice 1871 Indian Head cent.
While not the key coin for the series, it
was still a difficult coin to find, especially one that had not been cleaned or
damaged.
The dealer understood his concerns
and affirmed that the coin was indeed
original and offered to return his money
unconditionally if he discovered any
issues while at the show. With that said,
the deal was consummated.
The coin was shown to other dealers,
who all agreed that the coin was original
and that it had been fairly graded. One
dealer who viewed the coin offered the
following advice:
“You obviously want Indian Head
cents that meet your strict conditions.
I would suggest that you start buying
certified coins. I see certification as the
wave of the future.
“Folks are going to be more insistent on coins that are graded accurately.
They are also concerned, as you are,
about counterfeits or altered coins. The
old handshake method isn’t going to be
enough.
“Mind you, I’m talking more about
coins that are hard to come by and that
approach a dollar threshold where certification is crucial.”
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Our numismatist thanked the dealer
for his advice. He, of course, knew about
the whole idea of certified coins or what
was called third-party grading.
The name came from the concept
of the seller being the first grader and
the purchaser being the second grader.
When the two did not agree, a third party
was often brought into the process, be it
another dealer or collector, to venture
their opinion. Of course, the third party
might not be without bias toward either
one of the parties.
Sending a coin off to someone else
who didn’t know the coin or the people
involved was a solution. Having the coin
certified would make it easier to sell and
value coins.
For our numismatist the issue didn’t
resonate with him. First of all, he had
spent years acquiring Indian Head cents
and he certainly knew how to accurately
grade them.
He could easily spot coins that had
been cleaned or altered to improve their
appearance and grade. Counterfeits back
then were usually poorly executed.
He had been proficient at picking up
added S mintmarks on the 1909-S key
date. He had also spotted coins where the
dates that been changed from common
dates to key and semi-key date coins,
such as the pricey 1877 key date.
Spending money to send a coin off
for certification seemed to be a waste of
money. This was diverting money that
he could spend on acquiring more coins.
Well that was 1993, and the numismatic world has changed. Dealer cases
are usually well stocked with certified
coins.
There are still strong opinions about
the pros and cons of third-party grading.
Some folks feel that coin certification is
Or, grading firms provide a
valuable service
too expensive and it only drives up the
cost of the hobby, which discourages
new people from coming into the hobby.
There are others who feel that the
certification companies have been beneficial. My fellow collectors and I are all
supporters for certification. We often
talk about how it would be the Wild
West if it weren’t for the certification
companies.
The flood of counterfeits coins has
been scary. The certification companies
have given us a sense of security in their
vigilance and education efforts.
There is a place for both certified and
raw coins in the hobby. Not all my coins
are certified. I still buy raw coins.
I have my personal guidelines for
certification. These include the value
of the coin and the need to protect it. It
doesn’t make sense to spend $20 or so
to certify a coin that is only worth a few
more dollars.
If the coin is important to my collection in terms of value and scarcity I’ll
probably have it certified.
Additionally the surrounding plastic encasement (the slab) protects those
important coins from physical or environmental damage. It’s comforting to
know that the coin I have pursued and
purchased has been certified as to its
authenticity and grade.
While I wholeheartedly support
certification, remember as I and others
have said, “Buy the coin, not the slab.”
Buying just any coin because it’s in a
slab doesn’t make sense. You want a
coin that meets your requirements as to
appearance and grade. Your ideal coin
may be raw or in a slab.
Talk to other collectors and get their
opinions on certification. The more you
know the better your decision.
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Alan Herbert
Numismatic
Mysteries
Gold a
hot topic
urrently gold is a very hot topic
and is often the subject of heated
debates. This month I’ve connected a
number of loose threads that may allay
some of the myths and rumors surrounding the yellow metal.
Never been worth zero? Baloney!
How much value did it have lying unnoticed in a stream bed in 1000 BCE? Or,
maybe 2000?
A reader asks: When did they start
storing our gold at Ft. Knox, Ky.?
The Ft. Knox Gold Depository was
constructed in 1935-36. The contract for
the construction was awarded Oct. 10,
1935. The first shipments of gold from
New York and Philadelphia left on the
evening of Jan. 10, 1937, but the facility
was not actually completed until Jan. 13.
Some 50 armored trains traveled only
at night, and the first phase of the transfer
of the gold was completed by June with
$5.5 billion in gold moved. The high
security surrounding the trains effectively deterred any thought of robbing
them, but two of the trains were stalled
for a time by flood waters that left
400,000 people homeless in the Ohio
River valley.
Some years ago there was a rumor
that much of the gold stored at Ft. Knox
had been secretly sold. Who was responsible for the claim?
Dr. Peter David Beter made the
claim in a national “scandal” weekly,
precipitating a congressional investigation, culminated by a visit by members
of Congress and the press to Ft. Knox
on Sept. 23, 1974. Beter was a lawyer,
and author of several books on monetary subjects. His claims proved to be
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Dispelling some
myths and rumors
completely unfounded, and were considered to be a publicity stunt to promote
sales of his books. Beter claimed the
gold had been secretly siphoned off to
pay off foreign speculators.
Guess how much gold was there per
capita before it was called in, in 1933?
Perhaps not as much as you might
think. According to U.S. Treasury statistics, there were just over $7 per person in
Gold Certificates and slightly over $3 in
gold coin and bullion for each person in
the United States. At the time there were
about 125 million people in the United
States. This compared with nearly $21
per person in Federal Reserve Notes and
another $5 of National Bank Notes.
Hawaii was once the richest country
in the world. How could that be?
Someone once said, “Statistics can
prove anything.” This seems to be a
case in point. Just before the turn of the
century (1900), the official estimate of
the gold stock in Hawaii was $4 million.
With the population at that time estimated at 100,000, this gave a per capita
figure of $40, which was, and probably
still is, the largest per capita amount of
gold for a country that has been reported.
The process of dredging for gold—
using a dredge on an artificial pond—
was first used in California. Wrong.
Thirty years before the first such dredge
appeared on a California stream in 1895,
the process was first used in the New
Zealand gold fields in 1865. California
is associated with dredging because so
much gold was recovered in the state by
that method.
The U.S. Government didn’t institute
gold restrictions before the famous 1933
date? Wrong again. One that escapes
many historians is the curtailment of
gold coin production and of payments in
gold in 1917, during World War I. The
government feared that otherwise our
gold reserves would be depleted by the
war, leaving nothing to back our paper
money. As it turned out, we did such
a brisk war material business with the
Allies that gold reserves by the end of
the war had reached the $3 billion mark,
and in the next several years added
another $1.25 billion.
Perhaps you have wondered why
were so many gold coins struck in the
United States between 1922 and 1928?
Rather curiously it had nothing to do
with any demand or need for gold coins
in this country. The demand instead
came from other countries of the world.
The U.S. currency was one of the strongest in the world following World War I,
so even the Germans wanted U.S. gold
to back their currency. Collectors can be
thankful that they did, because the bulk
of the U.S. gold coinage was in foreign
bank vaults when President Roosevelt
prohibited private gold ownership in
1933. Once the ban was lifted, the gold
came back to the United States.
Did anyone ever try to corner the gold
market in the U.S.?
Jay Gould tried it in 1869? The
Treasury responded to the threat and
dumped $5 million in gold on the market
to end the danger of financial collapse.
And no, I don’t give investment
advice.
■ Address questions to via email only
to Answerman2@aol.com.
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
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Show Listings
Calendar
Abbreviations used: “A” — admission charge; “T” —
number of tables; “F” table fee. Other data required for
submitting a listing: name and address of show site, and
name and address of bourse chairman or other contact
person.
Nov 4 FL, Hollywood. Gold Coast Coin Club Show. David Park Recreation Center, 108 N. 33 Ct.. A: Free. Mark Eshleman. PH: 954242-5561.
Nov 4 MN, Owatonna-Clinton Falls. Coin, Stamp & Paper Money Show.
Holiday Inn-Cabela’s, 2365 43rd Street NW,. A: Free. Daniel Lemke.
PH: 507- 663-6184.
NOVEMBER
Nov 4 NJ, Parsippany. Garden State Coin, Stamp & Currency Show.
P.A.L. Bldg., 33 Baldwin Rd., (next to Smith Field on Rt. 46). A: Free.
T: 100. P.A.L. Bldg., PH: 973- 335-0555 or PH: 973- 644-0099.
Nov 2-3 IN, Indianapolis. 54th Annual Indiana State Numismatic Association Show. The Liberty Hall, Indianapolis Marriott. A: Free. Joyce
Fischer. PH: 765- 649-0253 or kycolonels@comcast.net.
Nov 8-11 IL, Rosemont. 27th Annual International Currency & Coin
Convention. Crowne Plaza Chicago O’Hare, 5440 N. River Rd..
Kevin Foley. PH: 414- 807-0116 or kfoley2@wi.rr.com.
Nov 2-4 HI, Honolulu. HSNA Coin Show. Convention Center, 1801
Kalakana Ave.. A: Free. F: $600. M.F. Kendrick *, PO Box 477,
Honolulu, HI, 96809. PH: 808- 486-4766 or kendricks001@
hawaii.rr.com.
Nov 9-10 GA, Augusta. Fall Coin Club Show. Patriot’s Park Gymnasium,
5445 Columbia Rd.. A: Free. T: 50. F: $120. David Chism, 4168
Wateredge Lane, Appling, GA, 30802. PH: 706- 541-4143 or
dcchism@att.net.
Nov 2-4 VA, Richmond. Coin & Currency Show. Clarion Hotel Richmond, 3207 N Blvd. A: Free. T: 50. PH: 804- 350-1140 or
woscott1@verizon.net.
Nov 9-11 NV, Laughlin. Coin, Currency, Jewelry & Stamp Expo. Colorado Belle Hotel, Mardi Gras Ballroom, 2100 S. Casino Dr.. A: $3. F:
$295-$595. Israel I. Bick, PO Box 854, Van Nuys, CA, 91408. PH:
818- 997-6496 or iibick@sbcglobal.net.
Nov 3 FL, Zephyrhills. 1st Saturday Coin Club Show. Eagle Lodge
#3752, 4249 New River Rd., corner of SR 54. A: Free. F: $40..
Dennis Jones. PH: 813- 355-6813.
Nov 3 IA, Ottumwa. Heartland Coin & Stamp Show. Bridgeview Center,
102 Church St. A: $1. T: 35. F: $35. Kermit Uhde, PH: 641680-1220 or Kenny Crowder, PH: 641- 799-2285.
Nov 3 MI, Kalamazoo. Annual Fall Coin Show. Expo Center, County
Fairgrounds, 2900 Lake St. A: Free. T: 49. Russell Barr, PO Box
462, Portage, MI, 49081. PH: 269- 381-8669.
Nov 3 SD, Watertown. Fall Coin & Stamp Show. Elks Lodge, 600 West
Kemp Ave. A: Free. T: 15. F: $25. Jeff Mollenhoff, 2908 Derby Ave.
NW, Watertown, SD, 57201. PH: 605- 882-4663 or kampeskacoinclub@gmail.com.
Nov 3-4 NY, Rochester. Rochester Numismatic Association Annual Coin
Show. Rochester Museum & Science Center, 657 East Avenue. A:
Free. T: 50. Bill Coe, PO Box 16444, Rochester, NY, 14616. PH:
585- 865-7992.
Nov 3-4 VA, Vienna. Northern Virginia Quarterly Coin & Stamp Show.
Community Ctr., 120 Cherry St. SE. T: 50. Darren Coker, 102 W.
Laurel Ave., Sterling, VA, 20164. PH: 703- 444-2812 or darrencoker@aol.com.
Nov 10 CT, Southington. Charter Oak Coin & Currency Show. Holiday
Inn Express, 120 Laning St., Exit 32 off I-84. A: $.99. T: 18. F: $65.
F. Serafino, Box 636, Marion, CT, 06444. PH: 860- 681-1511 or
charteroakcoin@gmail.com.
Nov 10 IN, South Bend. Coin & Currency Show. Comfort Stes., Corner
of SR 933 & Cleveland. A: Free. T: 30. F: $45-$50. David Brody, PO
Box 724, South Bend, IN, 46624. PH: 574- 272-9198.
Nov 10 MI, Grand Rapids. Coin Show. Neil Fonger American Legion
Post #179, 2327 Wilson Ave.. A: Free. Steve Friedman. PH: 616822-8383.
Nov 11 MA, Auburn. Greater Worcester Coin Show. Elks Lodge, 754
Southbridge St. (Rt. 12). A: $1.. T: 46. F: $70.. EBW Promos. *,
PO Box 3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-0160 or info@
ebwpromotions.com.
Nov 11 WI, Green Bay. Nicolet Coin Club Fall Show. Comfort SuitesRock Garden, 1951 Bond St. A: Free. T: 39. F: $40. Roger Bohn. PH:
920- 819-7294 or boneyard7@yahoo.com.
Nov 15-18 MD, Baltimore. Whitman Coin & Collectibles Baltimore Expo.
Convention Ctr., One W. Pratt St.. A: Free. T: 400. F: $650.-$1,000..
PH: 404- 214-4373.
Nov 17 IN, Marion. 5th Annual Fall Coin Show. Grant County 4-H
Fairgrounds, State Highway 18 East. A: Free. T: 48. F: $30. Ray
Lockwood, PO Box 93, Marion, IN, 46952. PH: 765- 664-6520 or
sunrayofmarion@aol.com.
Nov 17 ND, Fargo. 9th Annual North Dakota Coin-Stamp State Show.
Best Western Doublewood Inn & Conference Center, 3333 13th
Avenue South. A: Free. T: 50. F: $85. Bob Hanna *. PH: 701373-8980 or bob@concorde-ga.com.
Nov 17 SC, Columbia. Midlands Coin Club Coin, Currency & Collectibles Show. American Legion Hall Post #6, 200 Pickens St. A: Free.
T: 28. F: $65. Jimmy Boland, PO Box 8212, Columbia, SC, 29202.
PH: 803- 787-0363 or jamesboland@scdps.net.
Nov 17-18 FL, Tampa. Stamp & Coin Expo. Holiday Inn Express, 4750
N. Dale Mabry Hwy.. A: Free. F: $225. Sheldon Rogg, PO Box 1076,
Port Richey, FL, 34673. PH: 727- 364-6897 or h.rogg@verizon.net.
Nov 17-18 KS, Topeka. Coin & Stamp Show. Ramada Inn Downtown,
420 SE 6th Street. A: Free. T: 35. F: $95. Louis Hartness. PH: 785221-5669 or lhartness@cox.net.
Nov 17-18 LA, Kenner. Crescent City Coin Club Show. Doubletree Hotel,
2150 Veterans Memorial Blvd. Rick Demers. PH: 504- 464-1995.
Nov 10 OH, Canton. Canton/Route 30 Monthly Coin Show by Canal
Coin & Currency. Perry Grange Hall, 6300 Richville Dr. SW. A: Free.
T: 28. F: $30.. Dennie Lebo. PH: 330- 844-2138 or canalcoin@
yahoo.com.
Nov 17-18 NY, Syracuse. Onondaga Numismatic Association Coin &
Currency Show. Ramada Inn, 1305 Buckley Rd.. A: Free. T: 25. F:
$55.. Mark Caiello, 652 Old Liverpool Rd., Liverpool, NY, 13088.
PH: 315- 461-9379.
Nov 10-11 NC, Raleigh. Carolina Coin & Stamp Show. State Fairgrounds-Holshouser Bldg., Hillsborough St. & Blue Ridge Rd.. Dot
Hendrick. PH: 919- 828-9450.
Nov 17-18 NC, Charlotte. Christmas Coin Show. American Legion,
5651 Brookshire Blvd. A: Free. Stacy Silvers. PH: 919- 723-1410.
Nov 11 IL, Countryside. West Suburban Coin & Collectible Expo. Park
Place of Countryside Banquet Hall, 6200 Joliet Rd.. A: Free. T: 85.
Kevin Wasmer. PH: 630- 399-9060.
Nov 18 AZ, Scottsdale. Camelback Collectibles Coin & Stamp Show.
Elks Lodge 2148, 6398 E. Oak St. A: Free. T: 25. F: $40. Wayne
Imbrogno. PH: 480- 249-2625.
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DECEMBER
Nov 18 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Show. Annex
Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. A: Free. T: 60. F: $55. Victor Perricone.
PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@coinsuperstore.com.
Dec 1 AL, Fort Payne. North Alabama Coin & Collectible Show. VFW
Post Home, 151 18th St NE. A: Free. F: $35. for 1, $60. for 2. Tom
Warren. PH: 706- 844-8911 or nacoin@charter.net.
Nov 18 FL, Maitland. Coin & Currency Show. Civic Center, 641 South
Maitland Avenue. A: Free. T: 38. PH: 407- 730-3116 or orlandocoinexchange@gmail.com.
Dec 1 CO, Fort Collins. Fall Coin & Currency Show. Lincoln Ctr., 417
W. Magnolia St.. A: Free. T: 35. F: $75. James Oscarson, PO
Box 273218, Fort Collins, CO, 80527. PH: 970- 223-1795 or
joscarso@msn.com.
Nov 18 MI, Redford Twp.. Redford Coin Show. VFW Hall, 27345 Schoolcraft. A: Free. T: 60. Don Reid. PH: 313- 737-9141 or Hanna Reid,
PH: 313- 244-7444.
Nov 18 NJ, Clifton. World Money Show. Recreation Ctr., 1232 Main
Ave.. A: Free. T: 45. F: $45.. Mark Schiffer, PO Box 294, Hibernia,
NJ, 07842. PH: 973- 983-2449 or robbies20@hotmail.com.
Nov 18 NJ, Old Bridge. Coin, Currency & Collectibles Show. Old Bridge
First Aid & Rescue Squad Bldg., 200 Marlboro Rd. & Ferris Rd..
A: Free. T: 30. Matt Sulikowski. PH: 732- 290-0440 or PH: 732740-4604.
Nov 18 NY, Buffalo-Cheektowaga. Buffalo Numismatic Assoc. Monthly
Bourse. Columbus Hall, 2735 Union Rd.. A: Free. T: 56. Hal Folckemer, 5295 Broadway, Lancaster, NY, 14086. PH: 716- 908-3097
or broadwaycoins@verizon.net.
Nov 18 OH, Hilliard. Columbus Coin Show 3rd Sunday Every Month.
Makoy Center, 5462 Center St.. A: $2. T: 40. Dan Rich, PO Box
340123, Columbus, OH, 43234. PH: 614- 785-9967 or drich@
columbus.rr.com.
Nov 18 PA, Trevose. Coin Show. Fire House, 4900 Street Rd.. A: Free. T:
41. F: $85. John Bachman, PO Box 44, Magnolia, DE, 19962. PH:
610- 937-0332 or johnbach@comcast.net.
Nov 23-24 NY, White Plains. Westchester Coin & Stamp Show. Westchester Cty. Center, 198 Central Ave.. A: Free. T: 100. F: $350..
Mark Simon, 789 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers, NY, 10704. PH: 914299-3995.
Nov 23-25 MI, Dearborn. Michigan State Numismatic Society Show.
Hyatt Regency Hotel. A: Free. T: 200. Brian Malnar, PO Box 87931,
Canton, MI, 48187. PH: 734- 453-0504 or jhl@michsoft.com.
Nov 24 MD, Pikesville. Baltimore Monthly Stamp & Coin Show. Hilton,
1726 Reisterstown Road. A: Free. T: 30. James & Jennifer Reeves,
PO Box 407, Huntingdon, PA, 16652. PH: 814- 599-9546 or
jreevesandcompany@hotmail.com.
Nov 24-25 NC, Rocky Mount. Original Coin & Currency Show. Moose
Lodge, 521 Country Club Rd.. A: Free. Stacy Silvers. PH: 919723-1410.
Nov 24-25 TN, Sevierville. Coin & Collectibles & Holidays Show.
Sevierville Civic Center, 200 Gary Wade Blvd., I-40 exit 407. Barry
Ciociola, PO Box 71646, Durham, NC, 27722. PH: 919- 656-3265.
Nov 25 IL, Loves Park. Holiday Coin Show. Forest Hills Lodge, 1601 W.
Lane Rd.. T: 70. PH: 815- 389-9944.
Nov 25 IL, Mattoon. Coin Show. Moose Lodge, 1212 Broadway Avenue.
A: Free. T: 23. F: $40. Bob Olm, PO Box 143, Mattooon, IL, 61938.
PH: 217- 234-2585.
Nov 25 MD, Annapolis. Coin & Currency Show. Knights of Columbus
Hall, 2590 Solomon’s Island Rd.. A: Free. T: 30. Carl Earl Ostiguy, PO Box 92, Savage, MD, 20763. PH: 443- 623-7025 or
ceocoins@comcast.net.
Nov 25 MA, Westford. Monthly Coin Show. Regency Inn & Conf. Ctr.,
219 Littleton Rd. (Rt. 110). A: $1.. T: 86. F: $50.-$80.. EBW
Promos. *, PO Box 3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-0160
or info@ebwpromotions.com.
Nov 25 PA, Fort Washington. Tri-State Coin & Stamp Show. Holiday Inn,
Exit 339 of PA Tpke., 309 Expwy.. A: Free. F: $70.. Allen Brock. PH:
305- 852-7678.
Nov 29-Dec 1 TX, Houston. The Money Show of the Southwest. Geo. R.
Brown Conv. Center, 1001 Avenida de Las Americas. A: $3. T: 250.
Carl Schwenker *, PO Box 73604, Houston, TX, 77273. PH: 281788-1036 or themoneyshow@att.net.
Nov 30-Dec 2 AZ, Tucson. Coin, Currency, Jewlery & Stamp Expos.
Expo Center, 3750 E. Irvington. A: $3. F: $295-$595. Israel I. Bick,
PO Box 854, Van Nuys, CA, 91408. PH: 818- 997-6496 or iibick@
sbcglobal.net.
Dec 1 FL, Brooksville. West Hernando Coin Club Coin & Currency
Show. Elk’s Lodge 2582, 14494 Cortez Blvd. A: Free. T: 40. Mark
Palermo, PO Box 6768, Seffner, FL, 33583. PH: 813- 361-0740 or
msentllc@tampabay.rr.com.
PO Box 3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-0160 or info@
ebwpromotions.com.
Dec 14-16 NV, Las Vegas. Coin, Currency, Jewelry & Stamp Expos.
Imperial Palace, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd. S. A: $3.. F: $350-$695.
Israel I. Bick, PO Box 854, Van Nuys, CA, 91408. PH: 818997-6496 or iibick@sbcglobal.net.
Dec 15 MI, Grand Rapids. Coin Show. Neil Fonger American Legion
Post 179, 2327 Wilson Avenue SW. A: Free. Stephen Friedman. PH:
616- 822-8383 or stephenfriedman55@sbcglobal.net.
Dec 15-16 NC, Newbern. Original Coin & Currency Show. Riverfront
Convention Center, 203 S. Front St.. A: Free. Stacy Silvers. PH:
919- 723-1410.
Dec 1 FL, Zephyrhills. 1st Saturday Coin Club Show. Eagle Lodge
#3752, 4249 New River Rd., corner of SR 54. A: Free. F: $40..
Dennis Jones. PH: 813- 355-6813.
Dec 16 CT, New Haven. CoinSuperstore Coin & Paper Show. Annex
Club, 554 Woodward Ave.. A: Free. T: 60. F: $55. Victor Perricone.
PH: 203- 469-2943 or info@coinsuperstore.com.
Dec 1 MD, Westminster. Greater Westminster Show. Best Western Conference Center, Rt. 140 at WMC Dr.. A: Free. T: 40. F:
$50-$135. Lester A. White, 10 W. Main St., Westminster, MD,
21157. PH: 410- 848-3440 or les.white.1@juno.com.
Dec 16 FL, Maitland. Coin & Currency Show. Civic Center, 641 South
Maitland Avenue. A: Free. T: 38. PH: 407- 730-3116 or orlandocoinexchange@gmail.com.
Dec 1 TN, Knoxville. Coin Show. Rothchild Conference Center, 8807
Kingston Pike. A: Free. T: 34. F: $60-$110. Dr. David Fouts. PH:
423- 413-0268.
Dec 1-2 OR, Salem. Coin, Stamp & Postcard Show. State Fairgrounds,
Columbia Hall, 2330 17th St. NE. A: Free. F: $190. Danny Bisgaard,
PO Box 2074, Salem, OR, 97308. PH: 503- 588-8162 or
d.bisgaard@comcast.net.
Dec 2 FL, Hollywood. Gold Coast Coin Club Show. David Park Recreation Center, 108 N. 33 Ct.. A: Free. Mark Eshleman. PH: 954242-5561.
Dec 2 NJ, Parsippany. Garden State Coin, Stamp & Currency Show.
P.A.L. Bldg., 33 Baldwin Rd., (next to Smith Field on Rt. 46). A: Free.
T: 100. P.A.L. Bldg., PH: 973- 335-0555 or PH: 973- 644-0099.
Dec 6-8 CA, Ontario. SoCal Coin & Currency Show. Convention Center,
2000 E. Convention Center Way. A: $3. T: 155. F: $395. CK
Shows, Dawn *, PO Box 95517, Las Vegas, NV, 89193. PH: 888330-5188 or PH: 800- 208-1810 or info@ckshows.com.
Dec 7-9 VA, Weyers Cave. Shenandoah Valley Coin & Stamp Show.
Community Ctr., I-81 exit 235 E. on Rt. 256. A: Free. T: 55. Dave
Batten. PH: 540- 849-9108 or olecrs1@myway.com.
Dec 8 CT, Southington. Charter Oak Coin & Currency Show. Holiday Inn
Express, 120 Laning St., Exit 32 off I-84. A: $.99. T: 18. F: $65.
F. Serafino, Box 636, Marion, CT, 06444. PH: 860- 681-1511 or
charteroakcoin@gmail.com.
Dec 8 IN, South Bend. Coin & Currency Show. Comfort Stes., Corner of
SR 933 & Cleveland. A: Free. T: 30. F: $45-$50. David Brody, PO
Box 724, South Bend, IN, 46624. PH: 574- 272-9198.
Dec 8 OH, Canton. Canton/Route 30 Monthly Coin Show by Canal Coin
& Currency. Perry Grange Hall, 6300 Richville Dr. SW. A: Free.
T: 28. F: $30.. Dennie Lebo. PH: 330- 844-2138 or canalcoin@
yahoo.com.
Dec 8 PA, Waynesboro. Fall Coin Show. ATH&L Fire Hall, 29 S. Potomac
St. A: Free. T: 20. F: $50. Lester A. White, 10 W. Main St., Westminster, MD, 21157. PH: 410- 848-3440 or les.white.1@juno.com.
Dec 8-9 NC, Greenville. Original Coin & Currency Show. American
Legion Post 39, 403 Saint Andrews Dr.. A: Free. Stacy Silvers. PH:
919- 723-1410.
Dec 16 NJ, Clifton. World Money Show. Recreation Ctr., 1232 Main
Ave.. A: Free. T: 45. F: $45.. Mark Schiffer, PO Box 294, Hibernia,
NJ, 07842. PH: 973- 983-2449 or robbies20@hotmail.com.
Dec 16 NJ, Old Bridge. Coin, Currency & Collectibles Show. Old Bridge
First Aid & Rescue Squad Bldg., 200 Marlboro Rd. & Ferris Rd..
A: Free. T: 30. Matt Sulikowski. PH: 732- 290-0440 or PH: 732740-4604.
Dec 16 NY, Buffalo-Cheektowaga. Buffalo Numismatic Assoc. Monthly
Bourse. Columbus Hall, 2735 Union Rd.. A: Free. T: 56. Hal Folckemer, 5295 Broadway, Lancaster, NY, 14086. PH: 716- 908-3097
or broadwaycoins@verizon.net.
Dec 16 OH, Hilliard. Columbus Coin Show 3rd Sunday Every Month.
Makoy Center, 5462 Center St.. A: $2. T: 40. Dan Rich, PO Box
340123, Columbus, OH, 43234. PH: 614- 785-9967 or drich@
columbus.rr.com.
Dec 16 PA, Trevose. Coin Show. Fire House, 4900 Street Rd.. A: Free. T:
41. F: $85. John Bachman, PO Box 44, Magnolia, DE, 19962. PH:
610- 937-0332 or johnbach@comcast.net.
Dec 16-Nov 18 NY, Syracuse. Onondaga Numismatic Association Coin
& Currency Show. Ramada Inn, 1305 Buckley Rd.. A: Free. T: 25.
F: $55.. Mark Caiello, 652 Old Liverpool Rd., Liverpool, NY, 13088.
PH: 315- 461-9379.
Dec 22 MD, Pikesville. Baltimore Monthly Stamp & Coin Show. Hilton,
1726 Reisterstown Road. A: Free. T: 30. James & Jennifer Reeves,
PO Box 407, Huntingdon, PA, 16652. PH: 814- 599-9546 or
jreevesandcompany@hotmail.com.
Dec 23 MA, Westford. Monthly Coin Show. Regency Inn & Conf. Ctr.,
219 Littleton Rd. (Rt. 110). A: $1.. T: 86. F: $50.-$80.. EBW
Promos. *, PO Box 3, Wilmington, MA, 01887. PH: 978- 658-0160
or info@ebwpromotions.com.
Dec 29 NJ, Colts Neck. Coin & Currency Show. Saint Mary’s Church,
Rte. 34 North & Phanlax Rd. A: Free. T: 40. Jimmy Cirronella. PH:
732- 526-7337 or cardfather@optonline.net.
Dec 30 MI, Redford Twp.. Redford Coin Show. VFW Hall, 27345 Schoolcraft. A: Free. T: 60. Don Reid. PH: 313- 737-9141 or Hanna Reid,
PH: 313- 244-7444.
JANUARY
Dec 8-9 TX, Fort Worth. Cowtown Christmas Coin Show. LockheedMartin Recreation Ctr., 3400 S. Bryant Irvin Rd. A: $3. T: 53. F:
$245-$365. Gary Andrews, 2901 Flat Rock Road, Azle, TX, 76020.
PH: 817- 444-4813 or apctexas@aol.com.
Jan 11-13 NV, Las Vegas. Coin, Currency, Jewelry & Stamp Expos.
Circus Circus Hotel, 2880 Las Vegas Blvd. S. A: $3.. Israel I. Bick,
PO Box 854, Van Nuys, CA, 91408. PH: 818- 997-6496 or iibick@
sbcglobal.net.
Dec 8-9 VA, Annandale. Coin Show. N. VA Community College, Ernst
Community Cultural Ctr., 8333 Little River Tpke.. A: Free. T: 88. F:
$225--$350. Potomac Promotions, LLC, Paul Singleton *, PO Box
221601, Chantilly, VA, 20153. PH: 703- 932-9568.
Jan 12 CT, Southington. Charter Oak Coin & Currency Show. Holiday
Inn Express, 120 Laning St., Exit 32 off I-84. A: $.99. T: 18. F: $65.
F. Serafino, Box 636, Marion, CT, 06444. PH: 860- 681-1511 or
charteroakcoin@gmail.com.
Dec 9 AZ, Scottsdale. Camelback Collectibles Coin & Stamp Show.
Elks Lodge 2148, 6398 E. Oak St. A: Free. T: 25. F: $40. Wayne
Imbrogno. PH: 480- 249-2625.
Jan 13 IL, Countryside. West Suburban Coin & Collectible Expo. Park
Place of Countryside Banquet Hall, 6200 Joliet Rd.. A: Free. T: 85.
Kevin Wasmer. PH: 630- 399-9060.
Dec 9 IL, Countryside. West Suburban Coin & Collectible Expo. Park
Place of Countryside Banquet Hall, 6200 Joliet Rd.. A: Free. T: 85.
Kevin Wasmer. PH: 630- 399-9060.
Jan 18-19 AL, Foley. Gold Coast Coin & Currency Show. Civic Center,
407 East Laurel Avenue. A: Free. PH: 251- 597-7796 or southbaldwinnumismaticsociety@gmail.com.
Dec 9 MA, Auburn. Greater Worcester Coin Show. Elks Lodge, 754
Southbridge St. (Rt. 12). A: $1.. T: 46. F: $70.. EBW Promos. *,
Jan 18-20 AR, Hot Springs. Tri Lakes Coin Club 47th Annual Coin
Show. Convention Center, 100 Convention Blvd.. A: Free. T: 100.
Gene Johnson, PO Box 2407, Hot Springs, AR, 71914. PH: 501624-0074 or genojs@sbcglobal.net.
Jan 18-20 NY, White Plains. Westchester Coin & Stamp Show. Westchester Cty. Center, 198 Central Ave.. A: Free. T: 100. Mark Simon,
789 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers, NY, 10704. PH: 914- 299-3995.
Jan 25-27 CA, San Jose. 45th Annual Coin Club Coin & Collectibles
Show. Double Tree Hotel, Bayshore Ballroom, 2050 Gateway Pl.. A:
$4. www.sanjosecoinclub.org
Coin & Currency Collecting Supplies
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Jan 26-27 AZ, Mesa. 44th Annual Coin Club Show. Convention CenterBldg. A, 263 N. Center St.. A: $1. T: 45. F: $195. Steve Rye, PO
Box 40963, Mesa, AZ, 85274. PH: 602- 571-6241 or ryecoin@
yahoo.com.
Jan 26-27 ND, Fargo. 53rd Annual Red River Valley Coin Club CoinStamp Show. Best Western Doublewood Inn & Conference Center,
3333 13th Avenue South. A: Free. T: 50. F: $120. Bob Hanna *. PH:
701- 373-8980 or bob@concorde-ga.com.
Jan 26-27 TX, Fort Worth. Cowtown Coin Show. Lockheed-Martin
Recreation Ctr., 3400 S. Bryant Irvin Rd. A: $3. T: 53. F: $245$365. Gary Andrews, 2901 Flat Rock Road, Azle, TX, 76020. PH:
817- 444-4813 or apctexas@aol.com.
Jan 27 CT, Hartford. Coin & Currency Show. Polish National Home, 60
Charter Oak Ave.. A: Free. T: 35. F: $65. John Stassins Jr, PO Box
140262, Howard Beach, NY, 11414. PH: 718- 323-1930 or stassinsj98@aol.com.
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8/27/12 10:16 AM
Harry Miller
How to use the ‘Coin Value Guide’
Market Watch
Proof Eagles
moving up
Greatest demand is for fractional pieces
here is currently a very
important issue for numismatics being looked at in
Congress. It is known as H.R.
5977. This is a very simple bill
that will put some important
enforcement language on the
books, which was not included in
the original Hobby Protection Act
of 1973.
Many of you are aware that
counterfeit coins and other collectibles come in from China and
other regions. These items are very
often openly and sometimes surreptitiously offered on the Internet
and various other sales venues.
They do a great deal of damage to
our hobby by discouraging inexperienced hobbyists who get burned
and quit the hobby, leaving very
negative feelings about anything
associated with numismatics.
More importantly, many fake
items get put away by the unknowing buyer as an asset for a rainy
day and when that day comes
not only are they disappointed,
they are often devastated. As a
professional numismatist, one of
the worst things I often face is telling an unknowing 80 something
widow that the wonderful collection her spouse left behind would
have been so, if everything were
genuine.
Time and time again I see people with medical bills, college bills
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or an overdue mortgage devastated
when they find the great deal of a
few years ago is not genuine.
So do us all a favor today and
contact your congressional representative and ask him or her to support H.R. 5977. It is non-partisan
and revenue neutral. Just email, fax
or call your representative.
Proof gold Eagles have again
gained in premium to bullion and
the smaller size coins seem to
be in greater demand versus the
previously more popular oneounce issues. It remains to be seen
whether this is a trend driven by
broad collector interest or simply
some large promotional activity.
Proof silver Eagles are a little
bit soft in the marketplace. They
are still very liquid but at a slight
discount to levels of a few months
ago.
There should be some renewed
interest in the silver Eagle series
as the newest two-piece San
Francisco proof sets begin to trade
in the marketplace.
Philadelphia weather was hot
and steamy and I am happy to
report so was the coin market.
Demand was very broad based
with interest across the entire
numismatic spectrum. We saw a
good deal of Young Numismatists
accompanied in most cases by
their parents around the bourse
floor.
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Value Listings. Values listed are average retail
prices. These are the approximate prices collectors can
expect to pay when purchasing coins from dealers. They
are not offers to buy or sell.
The values are compiled by Coins’ independent
staff of market analysts. They derive the values listed
by monitoring auction results, business on electronic
dealer trading networks, business at major shows, and
in consultation with a panel of dealers. For rare coins, a
recent auction result is listed.
The panel for U.S. coins consists of Jack H. Beymer,
Larry Briggs, Jay Cline, Lee Crane, Sheridan Downey,
Wayne Freese, Brian Greer, Joe Hollingsworth, Jim Long,
Virg Marshall, Jim O’Donnell, Ken Pines, Tom Reynolds,
John Sacher, Larry Shepherd, and Rick Tomaska. Bill
Brandimore serves as the price analyst and edits paper
money sections. The panel for U.S. paper money consists
of Kevin Foley, Dean Oakes, and Bill Rindone.
Grading. Values are listed for coins in various states
of preservation, or grades. Standards used in determining grades are those set by the American Numismatic
Association. Readers should refer to Official ANA Grading
Standards for United States Coins for full explanation of
each grade for each series.
Dates and mintmarks. The dates listed are the
individual dates that appear on each coin. The letter
that follows the date is the mintmark and indicates
where the coin was struck: “C” — Charlotte, N.C. (18381861); “CC” — Carson City, Nev. (1870-1893); “D” —
Dahlonega, Ga. (1838-1861), and Denver (1906-present);
“O” — New Orleans (1838-1909); “P” — Philadelphia
(1793-present); “S” — San Francisco (1854-present);
and “W” — West Point, N.Y. (1984-present). Coins without mintmarks were struck at Philadelphia.
A slash mark in a date indicates an overdate. This
means a new date was engraved on a die over an old
date. For example, if the date is is listed as “1899/8,” an
1899 die had a 9 punched or hubbed over the last 8 in
the date. Portions of the old numeral are still visible on
the coin.
A slash mark in a mintmark listing indicates an
overmintmark (example: “1942D/S”). The same process
as above occurred, but this time a new mintmark was
engraved over an old.
Abbreviations. “Inc. Abv.” in the mintage column indicates the mintage for this coin is included in the mintage
for the previous listing. “Est.” indicates the exact mintage is
not known and the figure listed is an estimate.
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Grading Standards
Grading your coins
Grading Standards
Careful consideration must be given to the condition of a coin
before arriving at its value, since a minor difference in grading
can mean a substantial difference in price. There are several
factors to keep in mind when attributing varying grades of preservation. Determining the condition of a coin is both an exact
science and a subjective judgment call. Complete agreement on
the exact qualities that constitute a grade of condition does not
always occur between two individuals.
The following chart is a consensus based on the 10 most
frequently encountered coins commanding premium values in
circulated condition (illustrations not actual size). The descriptive grades can be applied to other issues. Qualities described are
based on the standards developed and adopted by the American
Numismatic Association.
MS-65 (uncirculated)—MS stands for mint state, which refers to a
coin that has never been placed in circulation. An MS-65 is a superior mintstate example. It will be sharply struck with full mint luster. There will be no
distracting marks in the field or on the raised areas of the design. The coin
may be brilliant or naturally toned, but it must have superior “eye appeal” to
qualify as an MS-65.
MS-64 (uncirculated)—May have light scattered contact marks.
Luster will be at least average.
MS-63 (uncirculated)—May have some distracting marks in prime
focal areas with a few scattered hairlines. Coins in this grade will generally
have a pleasing appearance.
MS-60 (uncirculated)—The typical quality encountered in coins
struck for circulation. No wear will be evident, but a small number of bag
marks, nicks, or other abrasions will be present. Surfaces could be dull or
spotted.
AU-50 (about uncirculated)—Just a slight amount of wear from
brief exposure to circulation or light rubbing from mishandling may be found
on the elevated design areas. Those imperfections may appear as scratches
or dull spots, along with bag marks or edge nicks. At least half of the original mint luster will usually be present.
EF-40 (extremely fine)—Coins must show only slight evidence of
wear on the highest points of the design, particularly in the hair lines of the
portrait on the obverse and the eagle’s feathers and wreath found on most
U.S. coins. A trace of mint luster may show in protected areas of the coin’s
surface.
VF-20 (very fine)—Coins reflect noticeable wear at the fine points in
the design, though they may remain sharp overall. Although the details will
be slightly smoothed, all lettering and major features must remain sharp.
Indian cent: All letters in “LIBERTY” complete but worn; headdress
shows considerable flatness, with flat spots on tips of feathers.
Lincoln cent: Hair, cheek, jaw and bow-tie details will be worn but
clearly separated, and wheat stalks on the reverse will be full, with no weak
spots.
Buffalo nickel: High spots on hair braid and cheek will be flat but show
more detail, and a full horn will remain on the buffalo.
Jefferson nickel: Well over half of the major hair detail will remain,
and the pillars on Monticello will remain well defined, with triangular roof
partially visible.
Mercury dime: Hair braid will show some detail, and three-quarters of
the details will remain in the feathers. The two diagonal bands on the fasces
will show completely, but be worn smooth at the middle, with the vertical
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Subtle differences in grade can mean a substantial difference in the
price of a coin. Learning to grade coins is, therefore, a great asset to
any collector.
lines sharp.
Standing Liberty quarter: Rounded contour of Liberty’s right leg will be
flattened, as will high point of shield.
Walking Liberty half dollar: All lines of the skirt will show but be worn on
high points, and over half of the feathers will show on eagle.
Morgan dollar: Two-thirds of hairlines from forehead to ear must show,
and ear will be well defined, while feathers on eagle’s breast may be worn
smooth.
Barber coins: All seven letters of “LIBERTY” on headband must stand out
sharply, while head wreath will be well outlined top to bottom.
F-12 (fine)—This is the most widely collected condition. Coins show
evidence of moderate to considerable but generally even wear on all high
points, though all elements of the design and lettering remain bold. Where
“LIBERTY” appears on the headband, it must be fully visible. The rim must
be fully raised and sharp on 20th-century coins.
VG-8 (very good)—Coins show considerable wear, with most of the
points of detail worn nearly smooth. At least three letters must show where
“LIBERTY” appears in a headband. On 20th-century coinage, the rim is
starting to merge with the lettering.
G-4 (good)—In this condition, only the basic design detail remains
distinguishable in outline form, with all points of detail being worn smooth.
“LIBERTY” has disappeared, and rims are nearly merging with the lettering.
About good or fair—A coin identifiable by date and mint but otherwise badly worn, with only parts of the lettering showing. Such coins are of
value to collectors only as space fillers and command a significant premium
only in cases of extreme scarcity.
Proof—Created as collector coins, proof specimens are struck on
specially selected planchets with highly polished dies and generally display
a mirrorlike finish, sometimes featuring frosted highlight areas. All individual proof valuations listed in this guide are for superb Proof-65 specimens.
Prooflike and deep-mirror prooflike—These terms describe the
degree of reflectiveness and cameo contrast on well-struck Morgan dollars.
A DMPL coin may appear to be a proof at first glance, and a prooflike specimen has a lesser (but still considerable) degree of flash. Bag marks are
more noticeable on PL and DMPL Morgans. Some common dates are scarce
in this condition.
Collectors who want to study coin grading in greater detail
should examine the Official ANA Grading Standards for United
States Coins, which provides photos of coins in grades from about
good to mint state.
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CIRCULATION COINAGE
Classic Head Half Cent
Classic head left, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
HALF CENT
Liberty Cap Half Cent
Head facing left obverse
KM# 41 • 5.4400g., Copper, 23.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: John Reich Notes: Restrikes listed were produced privately in the mid-1800s. The
1831 restrikes have two varieties with different sized berries in the wreath on the reverse. The
1828 strikes have either 12 or 13 stars on the obverse.
KM # 10 • 6.7400g., Copper, 22 mm. • Designer: Henry Voigt
Date
1793
Mintage
35,334
G-4
3,250
VG-8
5,350
F-12
8,500
VF-20
15,000
XF-40
27,000
MS-60
61,000
Head facing right obverse
KM # 14 • Copper, 6.74 g. (1794-95) and 5.44 g. (1795-97), 23.5 mm. • Designer: Robert
Scot (1794) and John Smith Gardner (1795) Notes: The “lettered edge” varieties have TWO
HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR inscribed around the edge. The “pole” varieties have a pole upon
which the cap is hanging, resting on Liberty's shoulder. The “punctuated date” varieties have
a comma after the 1 in the date. The 1797 “1 above 1” variety has a second 1 above the 1 in
the date.
Date
1794 Normal Relief Head
1794 High Relief Head
1795 lettered edge, pole
1795 plain edge, no pole
1795 lettered edge,
punctuated date
1795 plain edge,
punctuated date
1796 pole
1796 no pole
1797 plain edge
1797 lettered edge
1797 1 above 1
1797 gripped edge
Mintage
81,600
Inc. above
25,600
109,000
G-4
440
—
450
375
VG-8
650
—
700
475
F-12
975
—
950
800
VF-20
1,675
—
1,500
1,400
XF-40
3,750
—
4,550
3,500
MS-60
17,000
—
17,500
16,000
Inc. above
475
700
1,000
1,600
3,750
50,000
Inc. above
5,090
1,390
119,215
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
350
16,000
27,000
400
1,700
375
16,000
450
50,000
35,500
575
5,700
475
37,500
750
53,500
47,500
950
4,000
950
48,000
1,500
30,000
90,000
1,900
8,000
1,600
60,000
3,000
35,000
—
6,000
55,000
3,550
70,000
57,500
—
—
57,500
—
50,000
—
Date
Mintage
1809/6
1,154,572
1809
Inc. above
1809 circle in 0
—
1810
215,000
1811 Close Date
63,140
1811 Wide Date Inc. Above
—
1811 restrike, reverse of 1802,
uncirculated
—
1825
63,000
1826
234,000
1828 13 stars
606,000
1828 12 stars
Inc. above
1829
487,000
1831 original
2,200
1831 1st restrike, lg. berries, reverse
of 1836
—
1831 2nd restrike, sm. berries,
reverse of 1840, proof
—
1832
154,000
1833
120,000
1834
141,000
1835
398,000
1836 original, proof
—
1836 restrike, reverse of 1840, proof
—
G-4
60.00
59.00
66.00
66.00
255
290
VG-8
80.00
78.00
93.00
103
375
725
F-12
110
90.00
90.00
150
750
1,550
VF-20
150
110
150
500
1,800
2,550
XF-40
515
515
550
600
4,000
4,750
MS-60
1,000
800
5,100
3,550
—
—
—
56.00
51.00
51.00
61.00
51.00
—
—
73.00
68.00
68.00
78.00
71.00
—
—
85.00
82.00
75.00
125
82.00
—
—
110
90.00
85.00
175
100.00
—
—
500
500
95.00
550
150
65,000
57,500
950
750
225
850
500
—
—
—
—
—
—
6,500
—
51.00
51.00
51.00
51.00
—
—
—
68.00
68.00
68.00
68.00
—
—
—
75.00
75.00
75.00
75.00
—
—
—
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
—
—
—
95.00
95.00
95.00
95.00
—
—
55,000
225
225
225
225
6,000
50,000
Braided Hair Half Cent
Head left, braided hair, within circle of stars,
date below obverse Value within wreath reverse
Draped Bust Half Cent
Draped bust right, date at angle below obverse
Value within thin wreath reverse
KM# 70 • 5.4400g., Copper, 23 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: 1840-1849 and 1852 strikes, both originals and
restrikes, are known in proof only; mintages are unknown. The small-date varieties of 1849,
both originals and restrikes are known in proof only. The restrikes were produced
clandestinely by Philadelphia Mint personnel in the mid-1800s.
KM # 33 • 5.4400g., Copper, 23.5 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot Notes: The wreath on the reverse was
redesigned slightly in 1802, resulting in “reverse of 1800” and “reverse of 1802” varieties.
The “stems” varieties have stems extending from the wreath above and on both sides of the
fraction on the reverse. On the 1804 “crosslet 4” variety, a serif appears at the far right of the
crossbar on the 4 in the date. The “spiked chin” variety appears to have a spike extending from
Liberty's chin, the result of a damaged die. Varieties of the 1805 strikes are distinguished by
the size of the 5 in the date. Varieties of the 1806 strikes are distinguished by the size of the
6 in the date.
Date
1800
1802/0 rev. 1800
1802/0 rev. 1802
1803
1804 plain 4, stemless wreath
1804 plain 4, stems
1804 crosslet 4, stemless
1804 crosslet 4, stems
1804 spiked chin
1805 small 5, stemless
1805 small 5, stems
1805 large 5, stems
1806 small 6, stems
1806 small 6, stemless
1806 large 6, stems
1807
1808/7
1808
Mintage
211,530
14,366
Inc. above
97,900
1,055,312
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
814,464
Inc. above
Inc. above
356,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
476,000
400,000
Inc. above
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G-4
65.00
15,000
800
75.00
60.00
60.00
65.00
62.00
75.00
65.00
800
65.00
500
65.00
65.00
65.00
300
65.00
VG-8
90.00
55,000
1,400
95.00
80.00
90.00
90.00
90.00
105
90.00
1,500
85.00
355
85.00
85.00
95.00
400
85.00
F-12
125
30,000
5,750
105
90.00
155
100.00
125
155
105
5,400
100.00
600
100.00
100.00
155
600
105
VF-20
205
—
6,500
575
170
550
195
215
215
195
4,500
180
1,000
215
215
220
1,500
215
XF-40
500
—
17,000
950
550
1,500
550
300
355
400
8,000
400
5,750
535
550
300
6,000
350
MS-60
5,500
—
—
7,000
1,400
15,000
1,350
1,500
1,500
3,500
—
3,000
—
1,350
1,500
1,400
57,500
5,000
Date
1840 original
1840 1st restrike
1840 2nd restrike
1841 original
1841 1st restrike
1841 2nd restrike
1842 original
1842 1st restrike
1842 2nd restrike
1843 original
1843 1st restrike
1843 2nd restrike
1844 original
1844 1st restrike
1844 2nd restrike
1845 original
1845 1st restrike
1845 2nd restrike
1846 original
1846 1st restrike
1846 2nd restrike
1847 original
1847 1st restrike
1847 2nd restrike
1848 original
1848 1st restrike
1848 2nd restrike
1849 original,
small date
1849 1st restrike
small date
1849 large date
1850
1851
1852 original
1852 1st restrike
Mintage
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
G-4
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
VG-8
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
F-12
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
VF-20
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
XF-40
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
5,500
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
MS-60
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Prf-60
3,250
3,250
5,500
3,250
3,250
6,000
3,250
3,250
6,000
3,250
3,250
6,500
3,250
3,250
6,000
6,000
3,250
6,000
3,250
3,250
6,000
3,250
3,250
6,000
6,000
3,250
6,000
—
—
—
—
—
3,000
—
3,250
—
39,864
39,812
147,672
—
—
—
58.00
58.00
54.00
15,000
1,000
—
76.00
76.00
71.00
55,000
1,500
—
82.00
82.00
77.00
30,000
1,850
—
92.00
92.00
84.00
35,000
2,600
3,000
110
110
96.00
40,000
3,000
—
300
340
195
—
—
3,250
—
—
—
90,000
5,000
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Date
1852 2nd restrike
1853
1854
1855
1856
1857
Mintage
—
129,694
55,358
56,500
40,430
35,180
G-4
1,000
54.00
54.00
54.00
54.00
59.00
VG-8
1,500
71.00
71.00
71.00
71.00
78.00
F-12
1,850
77.00
77.00
77.00
77.00
87.00
VF-20
2,600
84.00
84.00
84.00
84.00
102
XF-40
3,000
96.00
96.00
96.00
96.00
126
MS-60
—
195
195
195
195
270
Prf-60
7,000
—
—
3,250
3,250
3,250
CENT
Date
1795 lettered edge, “One Cent”
high in wreath
1796
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
F-12
VF-20
XF-40
MS-60
37,000
109,825
410
390
480
455
725
875
1,850
4,000
4,750
9,500
15,000
21,000
Draped Bust Cent
Draped bust right, date at angle below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
Flowing Hair Cent
Chain reverse
KM# 22 • 10.9800g., Copper, 29 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot Notes: The 1801 “3 errors” variety has the
fraction on the reverse reading “1/000,” has only one stem extending from the wreath above
and on both sides of the fraction on the reverse, and UNITED in UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
appears as “Iinited.”
KM # 11 • 13.4800g., Copper, 26-27 mm. • Designer: Henry Voigt
Date
1793 “AMERI”
1793 “AMERICA”
1793 periods after “LIBERTY”
Mintage
36,103
Inc. above
Inc. above
G-4
8,950
6,950
7,850
VG-8
13,750
10,500
11,250
F-12
25,500
17,750
18,850
VF-20
45,500
36,500
38,500
XF-40
86,000
61,500
63,500
MS-60
245,000
140,000
147,000
Flowing Hair Cent
Wreath reverse
KM # 12 • 13.4800g., Copper, 26-28 mm. • Designer: Henry Voigt
Date
1793 vine and bars edge
1793 lettered edge
1793 strawberry leaf; 4 known
Mintage
63,353
Inc. above
—
G-4
1,950
2,100
350,000
VG-8
2,950
3,250
450,000
F-12
4,750
5,200
875,000
VF-20
7,500
8,000
—
XF-40
12,500
14,000
—
MS-60
30,000
—
—
Liberty Cap Cent
KM # 13 • Copper, 13.48 g. (1793-95) and 10.89 g. (1795-96), 29 mm. • Designer: Joseph
Wright (1793-1795) and John Smith Gardner (1795-1796) Notes: The heavier pieces were
struck on a thicker planchet. The Liberty design on the obverse was revised slightly in 1794,
but the 1793 design was used on some 1794 strikes. A 1795 “lettered edge” variety has ONE
HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR and a leaf inscribed on the edge.
Date
1793 cap
1794 head '93
1794 head '94
1794 head '95
1794 starred rev.
1795 plain edge
1795 reeded edge
1795 Jefferson head
1795 Jefferson head
lettered edge
Mintage
11,056
918,521
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
501,500
Inc. above
Inc. above
G-4
3,500
1,350
465
455
10,500
390
350,000
24,500
Inc. above
75,000
VG-8
6,500
2,600
555
520
23,500
455
700,000
49,500
F-12
11,500
4,000
825
770
44,500
675
—
95,000
VF-20
36,500
8,450
1,600
1,545
115,000
1,450
—
150,000
XF-40
67,500
20,000
3,750
3,350
275,000
3,750
—
—
MS-60
—
—
9,000
—
—
12,500
—
—
95,000 155,000
250,000
—
—
Liberty Cap Cent
KM # 13a • 10.8900g., Copper, 29 mm. • Designer: Joseph Wright (1793-1795) and John
Smith Gardner (1795-1796)
38
Date
1796 Rev. of 1794
1796 Rev. of 1796
1796 Rev. of 1797
1796 Liherty error
1797 reverse of 1796
plain edge
1797 reverse of 1796
gripped edge
1797
1797 stemless
1798/7
1798 reverse of 1796
1798 1st hair style
1798 2nd hair style
1799
1799/98
1800
1800/798
1800/79
1801
1801 3 errors
1801 1/000
1801 100/000
1802
1802 stemless
1802 fraction 1/000
1803 small date,
small fraction
1803 small date, large fraction
1803 large date, small fraction
1803 large date, large fraction
1804
1804 Restrike of 1860
1805
1806
1807 small fraction
1807 large fraction
1807/6 large 7/6
1807/6 small 7/6
1807 Comet Variety
Mintage
363,375
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
G-4
300
260
240
300
VG-8
450
375
350
750
F-12
900
700
650
1,500
VF-20
2,800
3,250
1,500
5,500
XF-40
6,850
9,500
3,250
13,500
MS-60
—
—
—
—
897,510
165
300
600
3,450
5,500
—
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,841,745
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
42,540
Inc. above
2,822,175
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,362,837
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
3,435,100
Inc. above
Inc. above
185
135
300
200
—
90.00
—
2,750
2,600
70.00
—
—
60.00
225
—
—
60.00
68.00
—
375
225
495
300
—
130
—
4,650
4,300
130
—
—
85.00
500
—
—
85.00
95.00
—
550
450
600
375
—
200
—
10,000
9,200
285
—
—
195
925
—
—
185
200
—
1,350
1,250
910
1,200
—
350
—
24,500
21,000
650
—
—
375
1,750
—
—
360
350
—
4,750
2,600
3,200
3,900
—
1,300
—
58,500
46,000
1,750
—
—
850
5,500
—
—
780
—
—
—
3,300
—
—
—
3,100
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2,250
—
—
2,471,353
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
96,500
—
941,116
348,000
727,221
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
60.00
60.00
4,600
—
1,650
—
60.00
70.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
1,900
95.00
85.00
85.00
6,950
—
2,650
—
90.00
100.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
4,250
125
185
185
14,500
—
4,000
650
160
150
185
185
185
9,500
250
350
360
26,500
—
8,950
750
300
375
350
350
350
24,500
575
750
800
75,000
—
15,500
800
875
1,100
750
750
750
49,500
2,000
2,250
—
—
—
—
1,000
2,450
4,700
2,250
—
—
—
—
Classic Head Cent
Classic head left, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
KM# 39 • 10.8900g., Copper, 29 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: John Reich
Date
1808
1809
1810/09
1810
1811/10
1811
1812 small date
1812 large date
1813
1814 Plain 4
1814 Crosslet 4
Mintage
1,109,000
222,867
1,458,500
Inc. above
218,025
Inc. above
1,075,500
—
418,000
357,830
Inc. above
G-4
85.00
135
—
75.00
130
110
54.00
—
60.00
54.00
54.00
VG-8
150
250
—
95.00
200
175
88.00
—
175
93.00
88.00
F-12
250
450
—
210
440
400
215
—
400
225
215
VF-20
575
1,050
—
550
1,200
1,000
550
—
800
530
550
XF-40
1,450
2,650
—
1,100
2,200
1,500
975
—
1,200
975
975
MS-60
3,600
6,300
—
3,850
—
7,000
2,800
—
—
2,800
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Coronet Cent
Coronet head left, within circle of stars, date below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
KM # 45 • 10.8900g., Copper, 28-29 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1816
1817 13 obverse stars
1817 15 obverse stars
1818
1819 Large date, 9/8
1819 Large date
1819 Small date
1820
1821
1822
1823 Included in 1824 mintage
1823/22 Included in 1824 mintage
1823 Restrike
1824
1824/22
1825
1826
1826/25
1827
1828
1829 Large letters
1829 Medium letters
1830 Large letters
1830 Medium letters
1831 Large letters
1831 Medium letters
1832 Large letters
1832 Medium letters
1833
1834 Large 8, stars and letters
1834 Large 8 & stars, medium letters
1834 Large 8, small stars, medium letters
1834 Small 8 & stars
1835 Large 8 & stars
1835 Small 8 & stars
1835 Head '36
1836
1837 Plain hair cords, medium letters
1837 Plain hair cords, small letters
1837 Head '38
1838
1839 Head '38, beaded hair cords
1839/36 Plain hair cords
1839 Silly head
1839 Booby head
Mintage
2,820,982
3,948,400
Inc. above
3,167,000
2,671,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
4,407,550
389,000
2,072,339
1,824
—
—
1,262,000
Inc. above
1,461,100
1,517,425
Inc. above
2,357,732
2,260,624
1,414,500
Inc. above
1,711,500
Inc. above
3,359,260
—
2,362,000
—
2,739,000
1,855,100
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
3,878,400
—
—
2,111,000
5,558,300
Inc. above
Inc. above
6,370,200
3,128,661
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
G-4
31.00
29.00
35.00
29.00
31.00
29.00
30.00
29.00
40.00
31.00
90.00
80.00
600
31.00
40.00
30.00
30.00
40.00
29.00
29.00
29.00
—
25.00
—
25.00
29.00
25.00
27.00
25.00
75.00
190
25.00
25.00
25.00
—
—
25.00
25.00
—
—
25.00
29.00
300
35.00
34.00
VG-8
37.00
33.00
44.00
33.00
36.00
33.00
35.00
33.00
75.00
35.00
200
110
750
35.00
49.00
35.00
35.00
55.00
33.00
33.00
33.00
—
29.00
—
29.00
34.00
29.00
32.00
29.00
120
275
29.00
29.00
29.00
—
—
29.00
29.00
—
—
29.00
33.00
600
40.00
38.00
F-12 VF-20
60.00
115
40.00 72.00
70.00
163
40.00 72.00
46.00 84.00
40.00 72.00
43.00 76.00
40.00 72.00
250
400
45.00 100.00
310
690
300
675
850 1,000
38.00
160
90.00
375
50.00
110
40.00 84.00
95.00
250
40.00 91.00
40.00 81.00
40.00 91.00
—
—
36.00 68.00
—
—
36.00 68.00
41.00 74.00
36.00 68.00
39.00 72.00
36.00 68.00
145
250
600 1,100
36.00 68.00
36.00 68.00
36.00 68.00
—
—
—
—
36.00 68.00
36.00 68.00
—
—
—
—
36.00 68.00
40.00 72.00
1,250 2,450
50.00 88.00
47.00 83.00
XF-40 MS-60
200
420
120
500
550 1,600
120
270
140
285
120
—
130
—
120
300
1,500 6,000
195
750
2,750
—
2,450
—
1,200 2,000
350
950
1,000 9,850
300
960
175
750
850 2,000
125
750
150
450
130
475
—
—
120
400
—
—
115
315
130
—
120
380
125
—
113
300
625
375
3,250 62,000
125
—
125
—
105
300
—
—
—
—
105
350
105
300
—
—
—
—
105
300
110
350
4,900
—
145
—
133
—
Braided Hair Cent
Date
1846 MD
1846 TD
1847
1847/7
1848
1849
1850
1851
1851/81
1852
1853
1854
1855 Upright 5's
1855 Slanted 5's
1855 Slanted 5's Knob on Ear
1856 Slanted 5
1856 Upright 5
1857 Large date
1857 Small date
Mintage
Inc. above
Inc. above
6,183,669
Inc. above
6,415,799
4,178,500
4,426,844
9,889,707
Inc. above
5,063,094
6,641,131
4,236,156
Inc. above
1,574,829
Inc. above
2,690,463
Inc. above
333,456
Inc. above
G-4
—
30.00
23.00
32.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
23.00
36.00
23.00
23.00
23.00
23.00
43.00
29.00
23.00
30.00
125
85.00
VG-8
—
40.00
26.00
50.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
26.00
45.00
26.00
26.00
26.00
26.00
56.00
34.00
26.00
40.00
150
110
F-12
—
50.00
29.00
90.00
31.00
31.00
31.00
29.00
55.00
29.00
29.00
29.00
29.00
66.00
41.00
29.00
50.00
175
140
VF-20
—
75.00
34.00
150
36.00
36.00
36.00
34.00
85.00
34.00
34.00
34.00
34.00
71.00
52.00
34.00
55.00
235
190
XF-40 MS-60
—
—
—
—
69.00
250
385 1,350
61.00
250
61.00
325
61.00
250
59.00
165
175
700
59.00
165
59.00
165
59.00
165
59.00
165
95.00
200
99.00
—
59.00
165
80.00
—
310
600
265
—
Flying Eagle Cent
Flying eagle above date obv
Value within wreath rev
KM# 85 • 4.6700g., Copper-Nickel, 19 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: James B. Longacre Notes: On the large-letter variety of 1858, the “A” and “M” in
AMERICA are connected at their bases; on the small-letter variety, the two letters are
separated.
Date
1856
1857
1858/7
1858 large
letters
1858 small
letters
Mintage
Est. 2,500
17,450,000
Inc. below
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
6,250 7,250 9,000 10,750 12,850 13,500 16,500
27.50 39.00 40.00 47.00
125
165
320
65.00 92.50
175
380
760 1,500 3,300
MS-65 Prf-65
65,000 28,500
3,500 29,000
60,000
—
24,600,000
27.50 41.00 43.50
56.00
150
220
340
3,850 24,500
Inc. above
26.00 39.00 42.00
47.00
135
175
320
3,650 30,000
Indian Head Cent
Indian head with headdress left above date obverse
Value within wreath reverse
KM# 87 • 4.6700g., Copper-Nickel, 19 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: James B. Longacre
Date
1859
Mintage
36,400,000
G-4
13.00
VG-8
16.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40
22.50 48.00 100.00
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
175
230 3,650 5,200
Indian Head Cent
Indian head with headdress left above date obverse
Value within wreath, shield above reverse
Head left, braided hair, within circle of stars,
date below obverse Value within wreath reverse
KM# 90 • 4.6700g., Copper-Nickel, 19 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: James B. Longacre
KM # 67 • 10.8900g., Copper, 27.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: 1840 and 1842 strikes are known with both small and
large dates, with little difference in value. A slightly larger Liberty head and larger reverse
lettering were used beginning in 1843.
Date
1839
1840 Large date
1840 Small date
1840 Small date over large 18
1841
1842 Small date
1842 Large date
1843
1843 obverse 1842 with
reverse of 1844
1844
1844/81
1845
1846 Small date
Mintage
3,128,661
2,462,700
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,597,367
2,383,390
Inc. above
2,425,342
G-4
29.00
25.00
30.00
40.00
25.00
25.00
28.00
25.00
VG-8
33.00
28.00
35.00
50.00
28.00
28.00
32.00
28.00
F-12
38.00
31.00
40.00
75.00
31.00
31.00
40.00
31.00
Inc. above
2,398,752
Inc. above
3,894,804
4,120,800
27.00
25.00
40.00
25.00
23.00
30.00
28.00
50.00
28.00
26.00
33.00
31.00
60.00
31.00
29.00
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VF-20 XF-40 MS-60
46.00 85.00
—
36.00 69.00
475
49.00 90.00
—
125
210
—
39.00 79.00
440
36.00 69.00
425
54.00 100.00
—
36.00 69.00
445
38.00
36.00
100.00
36.00
34.00
79.00
69.00
225
69.00
69.00
400
300
700
250
250
Date
1860 Rounded Bust
1860
1860 Pointed Bust
1861
1862
1863
1864
Mintage
20,566,000
(1,000)
Inc. above
10,100,000
28,075,000
49,840,000
13,740,000
G-4
11.00
—
20.00
20.00
11.00
7.50
16.50
VG-8
15.00
—
30.00
30.00
11.50
9.25
28.50
F-12
22.00
—
42.00
42.00
12.50
11.00
35.00
VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
46.00 68.00
110
190
965 3,600
—
—
—
—
—
—
60.00 100.00
160
300 6,000
—
58.00 95.00
160
180
975 7,250
15.00 28.00 60.00 80.00 1,050 2,350
12.50 25.00 58.00 75.00 1,050 3,100
72.00
125
175
220 1,350 3,200
Indian Head Cent
Indian head with headdress left above date obverse
Value within wreath, shield above reverse
KM# 90a • 3.1100g., Bronze, 19 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: James B. Longacre Notes: The 1864 “L” variety has the designer's initial in Liberty's
hair to the right of her neck.
39
Date
Mintage
1864
39,233,714
1864 L
pointed bust
Inc. above
1865 plain 5
35,429,286
1865 fancy 5
Inc. above
1866
9,826,500
1867
9,821,000
1867/1867
Inc. above
1868
10,266,500
1869/9
6,420,000
1869
Inc. above
1870
5,275,000
1871
3,929,500
1872
4,042,000
1873 closed 3 11,676,500
1873 open 3
Inc. above
1873 Double
Liberty die 1
Inc. above
1873 Double
Liberty die 2
Inc. above
1874
14,187,500
1875
13,528,000
1876
7,944,000
1877
852,500
1878
5,799,850
1879
16,231,200
1880
38,964,955
1881
39,211,575
1882
38,581,100
1883
45,589,109
1884
23,261,742
1885
11,765,384
1886 Type 1
obverse
17,654,290
1886 Type 2
obverse
Inc. above
1887
45,226,483
1888
37,494,414
1889
48,869,361
1890
57,182,854
1891
47,072,350
1892
37,649,832
1893
46,642,195
1894
16,752,132
1894/94
Inc. above
1895
38,343,636
1896
39,057,293
1897
50,466,330
1898
49,823,079
1899
53,600,031
1900
66,833,764
1901
79,611,143
1902
87,376,722
1903
85,094,493
1904
61,328,015
1905
80,719,163
1906
96,022,255
1907
108,138,618
1908
32,327,987
1908S
1,115,000
1909S
309,000
1909
14,370,645
G-4 VG-8
8.00 20.00
52.50
7.00
6.00
46.00
52.00
60.00
37.50
145
90.00
62.00
88.00
90.00
30.00
20.00
72.50
11.00
10.50
66.00
72.00
85.00
50.00
280
125
118
125
180
52.00
34.00
275
450
—
15.00
16.00
27.00
985
26.00
7.00
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.00
3.50
6.75
—
22.50
29.00
38.50
1,190
35.00
10.00
5.50
4.25
4.25
4.00
4.50
8.00
F-12 VF-20
25.00 45.00
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
70.00 80.00
110
335
139
185
20.00 25.00
18.50 23.00
80.00
115
110
120
130
190
77.00
120
495
660
230
335
225
285
280
310
390
425
95.00
135
65.00 82.00
275
45.00
40.00
195
195
275
180
825
450
410
420
625
235
175
325
60.00
55.00
240
240
385
245
1,000
560
510
510
750
300
215
410
90.00
85.00
280
285
565
265
1,250
625
600
610
840
400
250
950 1,500
7,500
450
46.00
56.00
74.00
1,600
68.00
16.50
6.50
6.50
5.00
4.50
7.00
12.00
Prf-65
10,500
1,700 200,000
485
6,750
465
—
1,350
4,500
1,350
6,100
1,950
—
985
5,750
2,350
—
1,750
3,100
1,400
2,650
2,400
2,500
3,850
4,250
2,850
2,950
1,300
—
2,400
4,250
—
—
900
65.00
72.00
130
2,050
135
33.00
11.00
8.00
10.00
7.50
12.50
27.00
1,650
112
120
230
2,650
245
75.00
28.00
22.00
22.00
17.50
29.00
62.00
2,800 4,500
—
150
225
700
165
215
800
295
335
975
3,000 3,450 13,000
290
350
875
90.00 100.00
365
48.00 66.00
360
30.00 43.00
325
30.00 40.00
325
30.00 42.00
325
40.00 60.00
460
82.00
105
725
—
2,850
8,500
2,600
12,500
1,375
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,450
1,600
1,250
1,500
3.75
6.60
19.80 56.00
148
170
190
1,250
2,650
7.00
2.50
2.75
2.25
2.10
2.25
2.40
2.10
5.00
24.00
2.10
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.85
1.85
1.85
1.75
1.75
1.75
1.75
1.75
77.00
590
14.00
10.00
3.00
3.25
2.75
2.50
2.75
3.25
2.75
6.00
34.00
2.40
2.50
2.40
2.40
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.30
82.00
655
14.80
35.00 90.00
4.00 7.00
5.00 8.00
3.50 6.00
3.00 5.50
3.25 5.50
4.40 6.00
3.25 5.50
13.00 20.00
80.00
150
3.50 4.50
3.25 4.75
2.75 4.00
2.75 4.00
2.60 4.00
2.50 4.00
2.50 4.00
2.50 4.00
2.50 4.00
2.50 4.00
2.50 3.50
2.50 3.50
2.50 3.50
2.50 3.50
105
122
720
825
15.50 15.90
200
19.00
21.00
12.00
10.00
13.00
18.50
10.00
50.00
275
11.00
13.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
12.00
11.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
9.00
9.00
8.50
9.00
166
900
18.50
250
28.00
28.00
26.00
23.00
23.00
25.00
22.00
65.00
440
22.00
26.00
22.00
22.00
22.00
23.00
22.00
22.00
21.00
21.00
20.00
21.00
20.00
20.00
195
950
30.00
325
50.00
48.00
40.00
37.50
37.00
35.00
30.00
85.00
800
32.00
34.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
29.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
285
1,000
38.00
2,500
400
900
400
400
400
400
340
375
8,000
200
225
195
195
165
175
165
165
165
165
165
165
165
165
2,650
2,250
155
7,500
6,200
5,400
1,900
1,800
2,150
1,325
1,250
1,350
—
1,275
1,900
1,600
1,275
1,275
1,275
1,275
1,325
1,275
1,275
1,350
1,275
1,950
1,275
—
—
1,275
Lincoln Cent
Wheat Ears reverse
KM # 132 • 3.1100g., Bronze, 19 mm. • Designer: Victor D. Brenner Notes: The 1909 “VDB”
varieties have the designer's initials inscribed at the 6 o'clock position on the reverse. The
initials were removed until 1918, when they were restored on the obverse • MS60 and MS63
prices are for brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red.
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8
1909 VDB
27,995,000 12.50 13.00
1909 VDB
Doubled Die
Obverse
Inc. above
—
—
1909S VDB
484,000 750 935
1909
72,702,618 3.65 3.50
1909S
1,825,000
105 110
1909S/S S
over
horizontal S
Inc. above 115 135
1910
146,801,218 0.50 0.60
1910S
6,045,000 16.50 21.00
1911
101,177,787 0.45 0.60
1911D
12,672,000 4.75 5.75
1911S
4,026,000 49.00 53.00
1912
68,153,060 1.60 1.75
1912D
10,411,000 6.50 9.25
1912S
4,431,000 24.00 26.00
1913
76,532,352 0.80 1.00
1913D
15,804,000 2.75 3.25
1913S
6,101,000 13.50 16.50
1914
75,238,432 0.60 0.95
40
F-12
13.25
VF-20
13.50
XF-40
14.00
55.00
1,000
4.35
122
75.00 100.00
1,175 1,450
4.75
5.50
165
245
120
1,575
12.50
265
200
1,825
14.50
340
1,500
4,150
85.00
750
—
—
625
—
148
0.75
21.00
1.60
9.00
55.00
2.35
10.00
29.00
1.45
3.60
21.00
2.10
200
1.00
28.00
2.35
22.50
59.00
5.50
26.00
42.00
3.25
11.00
31.00
6.00
290
10.00
72.00
11.00
75.00
105
26.00
110
118
28.50
62.00
110
40.00
365
17.50
98.00
18.50
90.00
175
33.00
165
175
34.50
105
195
52.00
850
120
425
175
750
1,100
235
800
1,250
240
875
2,100
240
—
610
—
525
—
—
625
—
—
625
—
—
625
275
4.25
47.50
6.75
50.00
75.00
13.50
70.00
78.00
18.50
49.00
57.00
18.50
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
16.50 24.00 50.00 2,750
Date
Mintage
1914D
1,193,000
1914S
4,137,000
1915
29,092,120
1915D
22,050,000
1915S
4,833,000
1916
131,833,677
1916D
35,956,000
1916S
22,510,000
1917
196,429,785
1917 Doubled
Die Obverse
Inc. above
1917D
55,120,000
1917S
32,620,000
1918
288,104,634
1918D
47,830,000
1918S
34,680,000
1919
392,021,000
1919D
57,154,000
1919S
139,760,000
1920
310,165,000
1920D
49,280,000
1920S
46,220,000
1921
39,157,000
1921S
15,274,000
1922D
7,160,000
1922D
Weak Rev
Inc. above
1922D
Weak D
Inc. above
1922 No D Die 2
Strong Rev
Inc. above
1922 No D Die 3
Weak Rev
Inc. above
1923
74,723,000
1923S
8,700,000
1924
75,178,000
1924D
2,520,000
1924S
11,696,000
1925
139,949,000
1925D
22,580,000
1925S
26,380,000
1926
157,088,000
1926D
28,020,000
1926S
4,550,000
1927
144,440,000
1927D
27,170,000
1927S
14,276,000
1928
134,116,000
1928D
31,170,000
1928S
Small S
17,266,000
1928S
Large S
Inc. above
1929
185,262,000
1929D
41,730,000
1929S
50,148,000
1930
157,415,000
1930D
40,100,000
1930S
24,286,000
1931
19,396,000
1931D
4,480,000
1931S
866,000
1932
9,062,000
1932D
10,500,000
1933
14,360,000
1933D
6,200,000
1934
219,080,000
1934D
28,446,000
1935
245,338,000
1935D
47,000,000
1935S
38,702,000
1936 (Proof
in Satin
Finish)
309,637,569
1936 Brilliant
Proof
Inc. above
1936 DDO
Inc. above
1936D
40,620,000
1936S
29,130,000
1937
309,179,320
1937D
50,430,000
1937S
34,500,000
1938
156,696,734
1938D
20,010,000
1938S
15,180,000
1939
316,479,520
1939D
15,160,000
1939S
52,070,000
1940
586,825,872
1940D
81,390,000
1940S
112,940,000
1941
887,039,100
1941 Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above
1941D
128,700,000
1941S
92,360,000
1942
657,828,600
1942D
206,698,000
1942S
85,590,000
1943S Copper
—
1943 Copper
—
G-4 VG-8
205 235
25.00 27.50
2.25 2.90
2.25 2.85
21.00 24.50
0.45 0.55
1.35 2.00
1.65 3.25
0.30 0.40
F-12
320
30.00
4.00
4.50
28.50
0.85
3.10
4.40
0.55
VF-20
450
40.00
18.00
6.85
32.00
2.40
6.50
9.50
1.85
XF-40
945
85.00
60.00
24.00
70.00
8.00
17.50
27.50
4.75
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
1,500 2,100 9,500
—
175
310 3,250
—
70.00 82.00
375
625
44.00 72.00
350
—
96.00
190 2,600
—
14.50 19.00
135
650
38.00 88.00
850
—
48.00
105 1,100
—
14.50 18.50
150
—
175 225
1.00 1.50
0.55 0.90
0.30 0.40
0.95 1.45
0.40 0.90
0.30 0.40
0.80 1.20
0.40 0.60
0.25 0.35
1.00 1.65
0.60 0.80
0.55 0.80
1.50 2.00
23.50 24.50
2.75
2.85
1.40
0.50
2.45
1.45
0.50
1.60
1.50
0.75
2.90
1.50
1.15
3.50
25.50
350
5.00
2.60
1.00
5.50
3.65
0.80
4.85
2.45
1.25
6.85
2.75
3.00
6.25
27.00
1,350
36.50
11.50
4.40
15.50
11.00
1.60
12.75
5.75
2.80
18.50
13.00
10.75
36.50
37.50
2,000
44.00
26.00
10.00
36.00
33.00
5.75
35.00
17.50
7.50
37.00
34.50
22.50
68.00
75.00
3,200 15,000
72.00
850
74.00 1,350
13.50
185
76.00 1,200
70.00 1,750
8.00 85.00
60.00
775
48.00 1,175
15.50
225
70.00
650
105 2,150
42.00
175
110 1,100
105
475
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
22.00 23.00
24.00
25.50
34.00
65.00
95.00
400
—
30.00 44.00
190
285
7,500
—
48.00
60.00
135
775
975
1,175
2,450
4,750 10,500 85,000
—
275 325
0.40 0.60
5.85 7.00
0.25 0.35
37.50 45.00
1.25 1.50
0.25 0.35
1.00 1.65
0.80 1.20
0.25 0.35
1.50 1.70
9.00 10.00
0.20 0.25
1.15 1.70
1.40 1.85
0.20 0.25
0.90 1.40
375
0.85
8.50
0.45
50.00
2.75
0.45
3.10
1.85
0.45
3.40
11.75
0.35
2.25
2.65
0.35
2.15
475
1.50
12.50
1.00
62.00
5.35
0.70
6.25
2.75
0.60
5.25
16.50
0.60
3.35
5.25
0.60
3.65
950
5.75
42.00
5.25
118
34.50
3.00
15.50
11.75
1.65
15.50
35.00
1.60
7.50
14.50
1.45
6.75
3,000
10.50
105
11.00
170
68.00
6.50
30.00
31.50
5.25
34.00
72.00
5.25
25.00
42.00
4.00
19.00
8,500 45,000
13.50
160
190 2,850
17.50
120
255 1,800
110 2,350
9.50 65.00
62.00
625
85.00 3,650
7.50 70.00
82.00
800
140 5,500
7.50 60.00
60.00
525
65.00 2,550
7.50 82.00
37.50
300
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
700
1.00
1.65
2.60
4.00
9.50
31.00
71.50
800
—
1.65
0.20
0.50
0.60
0.20
0.25
0.25
0.65
5.00
105
1.60
1.50
1.50
3.50
0.15
0.35
0.15
0.20
0.25
2.85
0.25
1.00
1.10
0.25
0.35
0.35
0.75
5.85
110
1.95
1.90
1.80
4.25
0.25
0.50
0.20
0.30
0.35
4.25
0.35
1.40
1.85
0.35
0.60
0.55
1.10
6.50
125
2.85
2.50
2.65
5.65
0.30
0.80
0.25
0.40
0.60
7.50
0.55
2.75
2.80
0.60
0.90
0.80
2.00
8.00
125
3.50
2.85
2.85
7.50
0.45
1.25
0.40
0.55
1.75
16.50
2.75
5.85
6.75
1.25
2.00
1.50
4.00
13.00
138
6.75
4.15
6.50
13.50
1.25
5.50
0.90
0.95
3.00
55.00
5.25
13.50
14.75
2.75
5.50
6.50
9.50
33.50
150
13.00
11.00
11.50
19.00
4.00
9.00
1.50
2.50
5.00
135 1,250
7.00 55.00
25.00
145
20.00 100.00
4.00 45.00
11.00 55.00
9.50 48.00
19.00 85.00
48.50
375
160
350
17.50 65.00
18.50 65.00
16.50 65.00
24.00 60.00
9.00 25.00
20.00 30.00
5.00 20.00
5.50 20.00
11.00 44.00
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
0.15
0.20
0.30
0.40
0.85
1.40
1.90
10.00
600
—
—
0.20
0.20
0.15
0.20
0.20
0.15
0.20
0.30
0.15
0.35
0.30
0.10
0.20
0.20
0.10
—
—
0.30
0.30
0.20
0.30
0.30
0.20
0.30
0.40
0.20
0.45
0.40
0.20
0.30
0.30
0.20
—
25.00
0.40
0.45
0.30
0.40
0.40
0.30
0.45
0.50
0.30
0.50
0.50
0.30
0.40
0.40
0.30
—
50.00
0.55
0.60
0.40
0.60
0.55
0.40
0.60
0.70
0.40
0.60
0.60
0.35
0.55
0.55
0.35
—
80.00
0.90
1.50
0.50
0.80
0.90
0.50
1.00
1.00
0.45
0.95
0.80
0.45
0.75
0.70
0.45
—
125
1.50
2.25
0.75
1.20
1.25
1.20
1.50
1.75
0.75
1.75
1.20
0.75
1.10
1.25
0.60
—
175
4.00
5.00
1.75
2.65
2.75
2.25
3.50
3.00
1.00
3.00
2.50
1.00
2.00
2.50
1.25
—
1,000
15.00
18.00
13.50
15.00
16.50
18.00
20.00
15.00
16.00
18.00
16.00
12.00
11.00
12.50
10.00
800
—
—
—
110
—
—
90.00
—
—
60.00
—
—
65.00
—
—
60.00
35.00 50.00 70.00
80.00 95.00
135
200
0.20 0.30
0.40
0.55
0.90
1.35
2.20
0.20 0.30
0.40
0.55
0.95
1.75
2.50
0.10 0.20
0.30
0.35
0.40
0.55
0.85
0.20 0.25
0.30
0.35
0.45
0.60
1.00
0.25 0.35
0.45
0.85
1.25
2.50
5.00
—
— 125,000 150,000 185,000 275,000
—
—
— 35,000 42,000 45,000 80,000 155,000
1,000
—
12.50
—
15.00
—
11.00 65.00
12.00
—
18.00
—
—
—
—
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Lincoln Cent
Wheat Ears reverse
KM # 132a • 2.7000g., Zinc Coated Steel, 19 mm. • Designer: Victor D. Brenner
Date
1943
1943D
1943D/D RPM
1943S
Mintage
684,628,670
217,660,000
Inc. above
191,550,000
G-4
0.20
0.35
30.00
0.40
VG-8
0.30
0.40
38.00
0.45
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
0.35
0.45 0.60
0.85
1.25 18.00
—
0.45
0.50 0.70
1.00
1.50
—
—
50.00 65.00 90.00
125
200
—
—
0.50
0.65 0.90
1.40
4.00 28.00
—
Lincoln Cent
Wheat Ears reverse
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1976D
4,221,592,455
— 16.00
—
1976S
(4,149,730)
—
—
6.00
1977
4,469,930,000
— 16.00
—
1977D
4,149,062,300
— 16.00
—
1977S
(3,251,152)
—
—
5.00
1978
5,558,605,000
— 16.00
—
1978D
4,280,233,400
— 14.00
—
1978S
(3,127,781)
—
—
5.00
1979
6,018,515,000
— 12.00
—
1979D
4,139,357,254
—
8.00
—
1979S type I,
proof
(3,677,175)
—
—
5.00
1979S type II,
proof
Inc. above
—
— 10.00
1980
7,414,705,000
—
6.50
—
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1980D
5,140,098,660
— 12.00
—
1980S
(3,554,806)
—
—
5.00
1981
7,491,750,000
—
8.50
—
1981D
5,373,235,677
—
9.00
—
1981S type I,
proof
(4,063,083)
—
—
5.00
1981S type II,
proof
Inc. above
—
— 42.00
1982 large
date
10,712,525,000
—
7.00
—
1982
small date
Inc. above
—
9.00
—
1982D large
date
6,012,979,368
—
7.50
—
1982S
3,857,479
—
—
5.00
Lincoln Cent
Lincoln Memorial reverse
KM # A132 • 3.1100g., Brass, 19 mm. • Designer: Victor D. Brenner Notes: KM#132 design
and composition resumed • MS60 prices are for brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins
that are at least 90% original red.
Date
1944
1944D
1944D/S
Type 1
1944D/S
Type 2
1944S
1945
1945D
1945S
1946
1946D
1946S
1946S/D
1947
1947D
1947S
1948
1948D
1948S
1949
1949D
1949S
1950
1950D
1950S
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1,435,400,000 0.30 8.00
—
430,578,000 0.40 14.00
—
Inc. above
220
Inc. above 175
282,760,000 0.35
1,040,515,000 0.40
226,268,000 0.40
181,770,000 0.40
991,655,000 0.25
315,690,000 0.30
198,100,000 0.30
— 70.00
190,555,000 0.45
194,750,000 0.35
99,000,000 0.35
317,570,000 0.35
172,637,000 0.40
81,735,000 0.40
217,775,000 0.40
153,132,000 0.40
64,290,000 0.50
272,686,386 0.35
334,950,000 0.35
118,505,000 0.30
3,750
—
1,600
—
8.00
—
13.50
—
8.00
—
7.50
—
13.50
—
10.00
—
13.50
—
650
—
18.50
—
7.50
—
8.00
—
18.50
—
12.00
—
12.00
—
18.00
—
15.00
—
10.00
—
16.50 65.00
12.50
—
9.00
—
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1951
295,633,500 0.40 16.50 62.00
1951D
625,355,000 0.30 8.50
—
1951S
136,010,000 0.40 9.00
—
1952
186,856,980 0.40 16.00 36.00
1952D
746,130,000 0.30 8.50
—
1952S
137,800,004 0.60 12.00
—
1953
256,883,800 0.25 18.00 37.00
1953D
700,515,000 0.25 8.50
—
1953S
181,835,000 0.40 8.00
—
1954
71,873,350 0.25 20.00 19.00
1954D
251,552,500 0.25 8.50
—
1954S
96,190,000 0.25 10.00
—
1955
330,958,000 0.25 9.00 14.00
1955
Doubled Die
Inc. above 1,900 37,500
—
Note: The 1955 “doubled die” has distinct doubling of
the date and lettering on the obverse.
1955D
563,257,500 0.20 8.00
—
1955S
44,610,000 0.35 7.50
—
1956
421,414,384 0.20 12.00 5.00
1956D
1,098,201,100 0.20 7.00
—
1957
283,787,952 0.20 7.50 4.00
1957D
1,051,342,000 0.20 6.00
—
1958
253,400,652 0.20 9.00 6.50
1958D
800,953,300 0.20 7.00
—
Lincoln Cent
Lincoln Memorial reverse
KM # 201 • 3.1100g., Brass, 19 mm. • Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Notes: MS60 prices
are for brown coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red. The dates
were modified in 1960, 1970 and 1982, resulting in large-date and small-date varieties for
those years. The 1972 “doubled die” shows doubling of IN GOD WE TRUST. The 1979-S and
1981-S Type II proofs have a clearer mint mark than the Type I proofs of those years. Some
1982 cents have the predominantly copper composition; others have the predominantly zinc
composition. They can be distinguished by weight.
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1959
610,864,291
— 15.00 10.00
1959D
1,279,760,000
— 12.00
—
1960 small date,
low 9
588,096,602 1.85 12.00 16.00
1960 large date,
high 9
Inc. above
—
8.00
7.50
1960D small date,
low 9
1,580,884,000
— 10.00
—
1960D large date,
high 9
Inc. above
—
8.00
—
1960D/D small over
large date
Inc. above
—
300
—
1961
756,373,244
—
8.50
9.00
1961D
1,753,266,700
— 18.00
—
1962
609,263,019
—
8.00
8.00
1962D
1,793,148,400
— 14.00
—
1963
757,185,645
— 10.00
6.00
1963D
1,774,020,400
— 12.00
—
1964
2,652,525,762
—
8.50
6.00
1964D
3,799,071,500
— 10.00
—
1965
1,497,224,900
— 10.00
—
1965 SMS
Inc. above
—
7.50
—
1966
2,188,147,783
— 10.00
—
1966 SMS
Inc. above
—
8.00
—
1967
3,048,667,100
— 12.00
—
1967 SMS
Inc. above
—
8.00
—
1968
1,707,880,970
— 12.00
—
1968D
2,886,269,600
— 12.50
—
1968S
261,311,510
— 10.00
4.50
1969
1,136,910,000
—
7.00
—
1969D
4,002,832,200
— 10.00
—
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1969S
547,309,631
— 15.00
5.50
1969S Doubled Die
Obverse
Inc. above 10,000 125,000 100,000
1970
1,898,315,000
—
8.00
—
1970D
2,891,438,900
—
6.00
—
1970S small date,
level 7
Inc. above 30.00 65.00 60.00
1970S large date,
low 7
Inc. above
— 15.00
5.00
1970S Doubled Die
Obverse
Inc. above
— 20,000 15,000
1971
1,919,490,000
— 20.00
—
1971D
2,911,045,600
—
6.50
—
1971S
528,354,192
—
7.50
5.50
1971S Doubled Die
Obverse
Inc. above
—
—
400
1972
2,933,255,000
—
6.00
—
1972 Doubled Die
Obverse
Inc. above
290
785
—
1972D
2,665,071,400
— 12.00
—
1972S
380,200,104
— 26.50
5.50
1973
3,728,245,000
—
8.00
—
1973D
3,549,576,588
— 11.00
—
1973S
319,937,634
— 10.00
5.50
1974
4,232,140,523
— 12.00
—
1974D
4,235,098,000
—
9.00
—
1974S
412,039,228
— 12.00
5.00
1975
5,451,476,142
—
8.00
—
1975D
4,505,245,300
— 13.50
—
1975S
(2,845,450)
—
—
5.00
1976
4,674,292,426
— 14.00
—
KM# 201a • 2.5000g., Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Notes: MS60 prices are for brown
coins and MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red.
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1982 large date
—
— 6.00
—
1982 small date
—
— 9.00
—
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1982D large date
—
— 8.00
—
1982D small date
—
— 6.00
—
Lincoln Cent
Lincoln Memorial reverse
KM# 201b • Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Notes: MS60 prices are for brown coins and
MS65 prices are for coins that are at least 90% original red.
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1983
7,752,355,000
— 7.00
—
1983
Doubled Die
Inc. above
135
450
—
1983D
6,467,199,428
— 5.50
—
1983S
(3,279,126)
—
— 3.50
1984
8,151,079,000
— 7.50
—
1984
Doubled Die
Inc. above 100.00
325
—
1984D
5,569,238,906
— 6.50
—
1984S
(3,065,110)
—
— 3.50
1985
5,648,489,887
— 4.50
—
1985D
5,287,399,926
— 4.50
—
1985S
(3,362,821)
—
— 3.50
1986
4,491,395,493
— 5.00
—
1986D
4,442,866,698
— 8.00
—
1986S
(3,010,497)
—
— 3.50
1987
4,682,466,931
— 7.50
—
1987D
4,879,389,514
— 5.50
—
1987S
(4,227,728)
—
— 3.50
1988
6,092,810,000
— 10.00
—
1988D
5,253,740,443
— 6.00
—
1988S
(3,262,948)
—
— 3.50
1989
7,261,535,000
— 6.50
—
1989D
5,345,467,111
— 6.50
—
1989S
(3,220,194)
—
— 5.00
1990
6,851,765,000
— 5.00
—
1990D
4,922,894,533
— 5.50
—
1990S
(3,299,559)
—
— 3.50
1990 no S,
Proof only
Inc. above
—
— 4,650
1991
5,165,940,000
— 6.50
—
1991D
4,158,442,076
— 5.50
—
1991S
(2,867,787)
—
— 3.50
1992
4,648,905,000
— 5.50
—
1992D
4,448,673,300
— 5.50
—
1992D Close AM, Proof
Reverse Die
Inc. above
—
—
—
1992S
(4,176,560)
—
— 3.50
1993
5,684,705,000
— 5.00
—
1993D
6,426,650,571
— 4.50
—
1993S
(3,394,792)
—
— 3.50
1994
6,500,850,000
— 6.00
—
1994D
7,131,765,000
— 4.50
—
1994S
(3,269,923)
—
— 3.50
1995
6,411,440,000
— 5.00
—
1995 Doubled
Die Obverse
Inc. above 20.00 60.00
—
1995D
7,128,560,000
— 4.50
—
1995S
(2,707,481)
—
— 3.50
1996
6,612,465,000
— 4.50
—
1996D
6,510,795,000
— 4.50
—
1996S
(2,915,212)
—
— 3.50
1997
4,622,800,000
— 3.00
—
1997D
4,576,555,000
— 3.50
—
1997S
(2,796,678)
—
— 4.00
1998
5,032,155,000
— 3.00
—
1998 Wide AM, reverse from
proof die
Inc. above
—
110
—
1998D
5,255,353,500
— 3.00
—
1998S
(2,957,286)
—
— 4.00
1999
5,237,600,000
— 3.00
—
1999 Wide AM, reverse from
proof die
Inc. above
—
450
—
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1999D
6,360,065,000
— 3.00
—
1999S
(3,362,462)
—
— 3.50
2000 Wide AM, reverse from
proof die
Inc. above
— 45.00
—
2000
5,503,200,000
— 3.00
—
2000D
8,774,220,000
— 3.00
—
2000S
(4,063,361)
—
— 3.50
2001
4,959,600,000
— 3.00
—
2001D
5,374,990,000
— 3.00
—
2001S
(3,099,096)
—
— 3.50
2002
3,260,800,000
— 3.00
—
2002S
(3,157,739)
—
— 3.50
2002D
4,028,055,000
— 3.00
—
2003
3,300,000,000
— 3.50
—
2003D
3,548,000,000
— 3.50
—
2003S
(3,116,590)
—
— 3.50
2004
3,379,600,000
— 3.50
—
2004D
3,456,400,000
— 3.50
—
2004S
2,992,069
—
— 3.50
2005
3,935,600,000
— 2.50
—
2005 Satin
Finish
Inc. above
— 4.00
—
2005D
3,764,450,000
— 2.50
—
2005D Satin
Finish
Inc. above
— 4.00
—
2005S
3,273,000
—
— 3.50
2006
4,290,000,000
— 2.00
—
2006 Satin
Finish
Inc. above
— 4.00
—
2006D
3,944,000,000
— 2.50
—
2006 Satin
Finish
Inc. above
— 4.00
—
2006S
2,923,105
—
— 3.50
2007
—
— 2.00
—
2007 Satin Finish
—
— 4.00
—
2007D
—
— 2.00
—
2007 Satin Finish
—
— 4.00
—
2007S
—
—
— 3.50
2008
—
— 2.25
—
2008 Satin Finish
—
— 4.00
—
2008D
—
— 2.25
—
2008 Satin Finish
—
— 4.00
—
2008S
—
—
— 4.50
2009P
Log Cabin
376,000,000
— 1.50
—
2009P Log Cabin
Satin Finish
—
— 2.50
—
2009D
Log Cabin
363,600,000
— 1.50
—
2009D Log Cabin
Satin Finish
—
— 2.50
—
2009S Log Cabin
—
—
— 4.50
2009P Log
Splitter
376,000,000
— 1.50
—
2009P Log Splitter
Satin Finish
—
— 2.50
—
2009D Log
Splitter
363,600,000
— 1.50
—
2009D Log Splitter
Satin Finish
—
— 2.50
—
2009S Log Splitter
—
—
— 4.50
2009P
Professional 316,000,000
— 1.50
—
41
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
2009P Professional
Satin Finish
—
— 2.00
—
2009D
Professional 336,000,000
— 1.50
—
2009D Professional
Satin Finish
—
— 2.00
—
2009S Professional
—
—
— 4.50
2009P
President
129,600,000
— 1.50
—
2009P President
satin Finish
—
— 2.00
—
2009D
President
198,000,000
— 1.50
—
2009D President
Satin Finish
—
— 2.00
—
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
2009S President
—
—
— 4.50
2010P
—
— 1.50
—
2010P Satin Finish
—
— 3.00
—
2010D
—
— 1.50
—
2010D Satin Finish
—
— 3.00
—
2010S
—
—
— 4.50
2011P
—
— 1.25
—
2011D
—
— 1.25
—
2011S
—
—
— 4.50
2012
—
— 1.25
—
2012D
—
— 1.25
—
2012S
—
—
— 4.50
Log cabin reverse
Shield reverse
KM# 468 • 2.5000g., Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Obv. Designer: Victor D. Brenner Rev.
Designer: Lyndall Bass and Joseph Menna
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
2011P
2011D
Lincoln Bicentennial
Bust right obverse
Lincoln - Shield Reverse
Lincoln bust right obverse
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
—
—
1.50
—
—
—
1.50
—
—
—
—
4.00
—
—
1.50
—
—
—
1.50
—
Date
2011S
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
—
—
—
4.00
—
—
1.50
—
—
—
1.50
—
—
—
—
4.00
2 CENTS
Shield in front of crossed arrows, banner above,
date below obverse Value within wheat wreath reverse
KM # 441 • 2.5000g., Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Rev. Designer: Richard Masters and
James Licaretz
Date
2009P
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
284,400,000
—
1.50
—
Date
2009D
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
350,400,000
—
1.50
—
Lincoln Bicentennial
Log cabin reverse
KM # 441a • 3.3100g., Brass • Rev. Designer: Richard Masters and James Licaretz
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
XF-40
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
4.00
Lincoln Bicentennial
Lincoln seated on log reverse
KM # 442 • 2.5000g., Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Rev. Designer: Charles Vickers
Date
2009P
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
376,000,000
—
1.50
—
Date
2009D
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
363,600,000
—
1.50
—
Lincoln Bicentennial
Lincoln seated on log reverse
KM # 442a • 3.1100g., Brass, 19 mm. • Rev. Designer: Charles Vickers
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
XF-40
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
4.00
Lincoln Bicentennial
KM# 94 • 6.2200g., Copper-Tin-Zinc, 23 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: James B. Longacre Notes: The motto IN GOD WE TRUST was modified in 1864,
resulting in small-motto and large-motto varieties for that year.
Date
1864 small motto
1864 large motto
1865 fancy 5
1865 plain 5
1866
1867
1867 double die
obverse
1868
1869
1869 repunched 18
1869/8 die crack
1870
1871
1872
1873 closed 3
proof only
1873 open 3
proof only
Lincoln standing before Illinois Statehouse reverse
Mintage
19,847,500
Inc. above
13,640,000
Inc. above
3,177,000
2,938,750
G-4
140
16.50
16.50
16.50
17.00
18.00
VG-8
210
18.50
18.50
18.50
20.00
21.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
285
425
650
725 1,125 3,000 45,000
20.00 27.50 42.50 72.00 88.00
375 1,100
20.00 27.50 42.50 72.00 88.00
375
—
21.00 29.00 45.00 75.00 92.00
400
650
21.50 29.00 46.00 77.00 98.00
395
650
36.00 46.00 60.00 96.00
125
395
650
Inc. above
2,803,750
1,546,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
861,250
721,250
65,000
—
18.00
20.00
35.00
150
31.00
43.50
400
80.00
22.00
23.00
45.00
185
42.00
49.00
550
165
37.50
40.00
75.00
375
60.00
70.00
700
250
350
500
650 4,750
47.50 65.00
105
135
465
50.00 79.00
125
165
550
150
325
550
—
—
435
650
900
—
—
82.00
135
190
280
550
110
150
215
285
650
900 1,200 1,800 3,150 5,500
—
650
650
—
—
650
650
850
Est. 600
1,250 1,400 1,535
1,650 1,750 2,000
—
—
3,850
Est. 500
1,275 1,400 1,575
1,700 1,875 2,150
—
—
4,200
SILVER 3 CENTS
Silver 3 Cents - Type 1
Shield within star, no outlines in star obverse
Roman numeral in designed C, within circle of stars reverse
KM # 443 • 2.5000g., Copper Plated Zinc, 19 mm. • Rev. Designer: Joel Ishowitz and Don
Everhart
Date
2009P
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
316,000,000
—
1.50
—
Date
2009D
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
336,000,000
—
1.50
—
KM# 75 • 0.8000g.,0.7500 Silver, 0.0193 oz. ASW, 14 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre
Lincoln Bicentennial
Lincoln standing before Illinois Statehouse reverse
KM # 443a • 3.1100g., Brass, 19 mm. • Rev. Designer: Joel Iskowitz and Don Everhart
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
XF-40
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
4.00
Lincoln Bicentennial
Date
1851
1851O
1852
1853
Mintage
5,447,400
720,000
18,663,500
11,400,000
G-4
32.00
38.50
32.00
32.00
VG-8
48.50
58.50
48.50
48.50
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
51.00 58.50 68.00
145
180
825
—
61.00 95.00
160
275
500 3,100
—
51.00 58.50 68.00
145
180
825
—
51.00 58.50 68.00
145
180
825
—
Silver 3 Cents - Type 2
Capitol Building reverse
Shield within star, three outlines in star obverse
Roman numeral in designed C, within circle of stars reverse
KM # 444 • 2.5000g., Copper Plated Zinc • Rev. Designer: Susan Gamble and Joseph Menna
Date
2009P
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
129,600,000
— 1.50
—
Date
2009D
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
198,000,000
— 1.50
—
Lincoln Bicentennial
Capitol Building reverse
KM # 444a • 3.1100g., Brass, 19 mm. • Rev. Designer: Susan Ganmble and Joseph Menna
Date
2009S
42
Mintage
—
XF-40
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
4.00
KM# 80 • 0.7500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0217 oz. ASW, 14 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre
Date
1854
1855
1856
1857
1858
Mintage
671,000
139,000
1,458,000
1,042,000
1,604,000
G-4
32.00
44.00
34.00
34.00
33.00
VG-8
48.50
57.50
50.50
50.50
49.50
F-12
51.00
75.00
54.00
54.00
52.00
VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
59.50
112
205
340 2,700 33,500
125
200
325
520 7,400 15,000
67.00
120
205
260 3,250 15,500
67.00
112
223
285 2,375 13,500
62.00
122
205
230 2,350 6,400
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Silver 3 Cents - Type 3
Shield within star, two outlines in star obverse
Roman numeral in designed C, within circle of stars reverse
Date
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
1796
10,230
1,435
1,550
1796 LIKERTY
Inc. above
1,485
1,600
Note: In 1796 the word LIBERTY was spelled LIKERTY on a die.
1796/5
Inc. above
1,555
1,700
1797 13 stars
44,527
2,100
2,650
1797 15 stars
Inc. above
1,385
1,500
1797 16 stars
Inc. above
1,535
1,750
F-12
3,150
3,200
VF-20
4,850
4,900
XF-40
8,650
8,700
MS-60
17,550
17,600
3,300
4,250
3,100
3,350
5,000
5,950
4,800
5,050
8,800
9,750
8,600
8,850
17,700
30,750
17,500
17,750
Draped Bust Half Dime
KM # 88 • 0.7500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0217 oz. ASW, 14 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre
Date
1859
1860
1861
1862
1862/1
1863
1863/62 proof only; Rare
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1869/68 proof only; Rare
1870
1871
1872
1873 proof only
Mintage
365,000
287,000
498,000
343,550
Inc. above
21,460
Inc. above
12,470
8,500
22,725
4,625
4,100
5,100
Inc. above
4,000
4,360
1,950
600
G-4
40.00
40.00
40.00
46.00
43.00
375
—
375
475
375
475
475
475
—
450
440
465
—
VG-8
53.50
53.50
53.50
55.50
57.50
420
—
420
525
420
525
535
535
—
460
450
485
—
F-12
56.00
56.00
56.00
58.00
62.00
450
—
450
550
450
575
585
585
—
525
535
550
—
VF-20
64.00
64.00
64.00
66.00
71.00
485
—
485
620
485
625
640
640
—
600
625
645
—
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
87.00
160
195
975 2,150
83.00
160
195 1,050 4,000
83.00
160
195 1,050 1,800
88.00
180
235
935 1,400
94.00
177
210
865
—
520
725
825 2,250 1,350
—
—
—
— 5,400
520
725
850 1,675 1,350
665
700
875 1,650 1,350
520
675
775 1,950 1,325
675
725
850 2,750 1,300
690
750
875 5,750 1,400
690
750
875 2,450 1,400
—
—
—
—
—
665
750
950 5,650 1,350
670
710
835 1,800 1,450
690
750
875 5,500 1,350
950 1,050
—
— 2,950
Draped bust right, flanked by stars, date at angle
below obverse Heraldic eagle reverse
KM# 34 • 1.3500g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.0387 oz. ASW, 16.5 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY
Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1800
1800 LIBEKTY
1801
1802
1803 Large 8
1803 Small 8
1805
Mintage
24,000
Inc. above
33,910
3,060
37,850
Inc. above
15,600
G-4
1,000
1,000
1,225
44,500
1,100
1,325
1,225
VG-8
1,250
1,250
1,500
65,000
1,375
1,625
1,525
F-12
1,875
1,875
2,125
95,000
2,000
2,250
2,350
VF-20
2,550
2,550
2,800
135,000
2,675
2,925
3,025
XF-40
6,500
7,000
6,750
300,000
6,625
6,875
9,900
MS-60
13,500
15,050
17,750
—
13,625
15,850
31,000
Liberty Cap Half Dime
NICKEL 3 CENTS
Classic head left, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Eagle with arrows in talons, banner above reverse
Coronet head left, date below obverse
Roman numeral value within wreath reverse
KM# 47 • 1.3500g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.0387 oz. ASW, 15.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: William Kneass
KM # 95 • 1.9400g., Copper-Nickel, 17.9 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Designer: James B. Longacre
Date
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877 proof
1878 proof
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886 proof
1887/6 proof
1887
1888
1889
Mintage
G-4
11,382,000 15.50
4,801,000 15.50
3,915,000 15.50
3,252,000 15.50
1,604,000 16.50
1,335,000 17.50
604,000 17.50
862,000 19.00
1,173,000 16.50
790,000 17.50
228,000 19.00
162,000 20.50
Est. 900 1,100
2,350
615
41,200 65.00
24,955 100.00
1,080,575 15.50
25,300
130
10,609
200
5,642
400
4,790
470
4,290
320
7,961
350
Inc. above
305
41,083 54.00
21,561 90.00
VG-8
16.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
17.50
18.50
19.00
22.50
18.50
20.50
22.50
23.50
1,150
645
75.00
115
16.50
150
225
445
520
330
390
355
63.00
115
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
17.50 22.50 37.50 60.00 100.00
650 6,500
17.50 22.50 37.50 60.00 100.00
650 1,725
17.50 22.50 37.50 60.00 100.00
770 1,575
17.50 22.50 37.50 60.00 100.00
650 1,450
19.50 25.50 40.50 61.00
120
795 1,050
20.50 26.50 41.50 62.00
135
795 2,250
22.50 27.50 42.50 64.00
155
800 1,200
24.50 28.50 43.50 68.00
175 1,075
910
22.50 25.50 40.50 62.00
145 1,375 1,125
22.50 27.50 42.50 66.00
160 1,050
950
27.50 30.50 45.50 80.00
190
850 1,500
26.50 34.50 49.50 95.00
225 1,550 1,025
1,175 1,250 1,300 1,350
—
— 3,750
720
770
795
830
—
— 1,200
96.00
110
115
180
320
850
690
130
165
185
235
375
800
700
19.00 23.50 39.50 60.00 100.00
670
680
180
225
300
325
425 1,100
700
260
305
375
425
480 4,850
690
550
600
645
730
800 6,250
700
645
700
745
775
900 2,300
720
345
385
385
420
—
—
715
415
450
460
515
—
—
940
395
440
455
500
540 1,350 1,125
70.00 80.00 100.00
170
315
725
690
140
180
220
255
320
800
690
Date
1829
1830
1831
1832
1833
1834
1835 large date and 5C.
1835 large date, small 5C.
1835 small date, large 5C.
1835 small date and 5C.
1836 large 5C.
1836 small 5C.
1837 large 5C.
1837 small 5C.
Flowing Hair Half Dime
G-4
60.00
52.50
52.50
52.50
52.50
52.50
52.50
52.50
52.50
52.50
52.50
54.50
52.50
59.50
VG-8
75.00
67.50
67.50
67.50
67.50
67.50
75.00
67.50
67.50
67.50
67.50
70.50
67.50
77.50
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
85.00
148
190
275
365 2,750
75.00
118
160
225
350 2,600
75.00
118
160
225
350 2,600
75.00
118
160
225
350 2,600
75.00
118
160
225
350 2,600
75.00
118
160
225
350 2,600
87.00
133
175
245
350 2,600
75.00
118
160
225
410 3,800
75.00
118
160
225
375 3,500
75.00
118
160
225
350 2,600
75.00
118
160
225
350 2,600
79.00
128
172
237
362 3,100
83.00
136
175
245
395 3,800
90.00
148
240
465
950 11,000
Seated Liberty Half Dime
Seated Liberty, no stars around border, date below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
KM# 60 • 1.3400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0388 oz. ASW, 15.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: A design modification in 1837
resulted in small-date and large-date varieties for that year.
Date
1837 small date
1837 large date
1838O
HALF DIME
Mintage
1,230,000
1,240,000
1,242,700
965,000
1,370,000
1,480,000
2,760,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,900,000
Inc. above
2,276,000
Inc. above
Mintage
Inc. above
Inc. above
70,000
G-4
35.00
39.00
110
VG-8
46.50
49.50
130
F-12
75.00
82.00
250
VF-20
135
150
475
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
220
495
750
235
445
620
975 1,450 2,500
MS-65
4,450
3,650
29,500
Seated Liberty Half Dime
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border,
date below obverse Value within wreath reverse
KM # 15 • 1.3500g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.0387 oz. ASW, 16.5 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1794
1795
Mintage
86,416
Inc. above
G-4
1,325
1,050
VG-8
1,625
1,350
F-12
2,150
1,875
VF-20
3,125
2,900
XF-40
7,325
5,800
MS-60
19,000
13,000
Draped Bust Half Dime
Draped bust right obverse
Small eagle reverse
KM # 23 • 1.3500g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.0387 oz. ASW, 16.5 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
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KM# 62.1 • 1.3400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0388 oz. ASW, 15.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: The two varieties of 1838 are
distinguished by the size of the stars on the obverse. The 1839-O with reverse of 1838-O was
struck from rusted reverse dies. The result is a bumpy surface on this variety's reverse.
Date
1838 large stars
1838 small stars
1839
1839O
1839O reverse 1838O
1840
1840O
Mintage
2,255,000
Inc. above
1,069,150
1,034,039
Inc. above
1,344,085
935,000
G-4
22.50
26.50
23.50
27.50
500
24.50
29.50
VG-8
25.50
31.50
26.50
30.50
700
27.50
32.50
F-12
29.00
46.00
30.00
34.00
1,200
31.00
38.00
VF-20
36.00
115
37.00
41.00
1,750
38.00
48.00
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
88.00
198
265 2,475
189
299
595 3,950
93.00
203
265 2,000
88.00
198
715 6,850
3,000
—
—
—
80.00
190
255 2,275
138
368 1,235
—
43
Seated Liberty Half Dime
Seated Liberty Half Dime
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border,
date below obverse
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
KM # 62.2 • 1.3400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0388 oz. ASW, 15.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: In 1840 drapery was added to
Liberty's left elbow. Varieties for the 1848 Philadelphia strikes are distinguished by the size
of the numerals in the date.
KM# 91 • 1.2400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0359 oz. ASW • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1840
1840O
1841
1841O
1842
1842O
1843
1844
1844O
1845
1845/1845
1846
1847
1848 medium date
1848 large date
1848O
1849/8
1849/6
1849
1849O
1850
1850O
1851
1851O
1852
1852O
1853
1853O
Mintage
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,150,000
815,000
815,000
350,000
1,165,000
430,000
220,000
1,564,000
Inc. above
27,000
1,274,000
668,000
Inc. above
600,000
1,309,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
140,000
955,000
690,000
781,000
860,000
1,000,500
260,000
135,000
160,000
G-4
21.50
52.50
18.50
21.50
18.50
39.50
18.50
20.50
80.00
18.50
20.50
410
18.50
20.50
24.00
21.50
28.50
24.00
20.50
29.00
20.50
21.50
17.50
20.50
17.50
26.50
40.00
285
VG-8
18.00
60.00
21.50
24.50
21.50
45.00
21.50
24.50
110
21.50
24.50
550
21.50
24.50
28.00
25.50
35.00
26.00
18.50
40.00
24.50
24.50
21.50
24.50
21.50
44.50
60.00
325
F-12
75.00
115
23.50
30.00
23.50
75.00
23.50
26.50
210
23.50
26.50
850
23.50
26.50
48.00
33.00
47.50
30.00
27.50
95.00
26.50
35.00
23.50
26.50
23.50
79.00
90.00
450
VF-20
135
225
31.00
50.00
28.00
225
28.00
34.00
600
35.00
38.00
1,250
28.00
34.00
65.00
62.00
67.50
56.50
52.50
225
34.00
65.00
28.00
41.50
28.00
135
175
850
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
210
350
490 3,850
650 1,350 6,500
—
60.50
127
180 1,325
125
300
650 6,750
57.50
127
175 1,750
550 1,050 2,250 16,500
57.50
122
175 1,365
60.50
127
180 1,150
1,300 2,650 5,400 27,500
60.50
122
175 1,150
85.00
132
190 1,200
2,475 3,600 11,500
—
57.50
127
175 1,150
67.50
137
215 3,150
145
275
635 4,250
135
265
450 2,350
140
250
785 2,950
110
200
425 2,800
67.50
137
190 1,825
540 1,100 2,350
—
62.50
127
190 1,300
125
280
685 4,450
59.90
122
175 1,350
110
220
500 4,350
59.50
122
175 1,150
275
475
885 11,500
300
525
850 2,850
1,800 3,500 6,450 27,500
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
1860
799,000 17.00 20.00 23.00 26.00 47.00 77.00
155
825 1,550
1860O
1,060,000 18.00 20.00 23.00 29.00 49.00 79.00
180 1,175
—
1861
3,361,000 17.00 20.00 22.00 25.00 45.00 75.00
155
825 1,600
1861/0
Inc. above 26.00 32.50 59.00
125
260
435
560 3,650
—
1862
1,492,550 21.00 25.00 34.00 44.00 64.00 94.00
164
825 1,550
1863
18,460
200
250
300
400
485
550
800 1,375 1,550
1863S
100,000 35.00 45.00 70.00 95.00
165
300
750 3,450
—
1864
48,470
375
475
575
750
950 1,100 1,375 2,350 1,600
1864S
90,000 60.00 75.00
115
175
250
450
785 3,750
—
1865
13,500
375
475
575
750
950 1,100 1,350 1,950 1,550
1865S
120,000 30.00 40.00 60.00 85.00
145
375
975 5,450
—
1866
10,725
350
475
550
700
875 1,000 1,225 2,375 1,550
1866S
120,000 30.00 40.00 60.00 85.00
145
285
485 5,000
—
1867
8,625
550
650
775
900 1,100 1,200 1,375 2,350 1,550
1867S
120,000 30.00 40.00 60.00 85.00
150
325
850 3,850
—
1868
89,200 60.00 90.00
190
225
300
425
625 2,400 1,550
1868S
280,000 21.00 25.00 35.00 42.00 59.00
125
335 3,250
—
1869
208,600 21.00 25.00 35.00 42.00 59.00
135
210 1,175 1,560
1869S
230,000 19.00 24.00 30.00 35.00 55.00
125
320 4,150
—
1870
536,600 19.00 24.00 30.00 35.00 55.00
125
195
775 1,550
1870S unique
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Note: 1870S, Superior Galleries, July 1986, brilliant uncirculated, $253,000.
1871
1,873,960 17.00 20.00 22.00 25.00 45.00 75.00
145
775 1,550
1871S
161,000 26.00 30.00 45.00 60.00 90.00
175
320 2,225
—
1872
2,947,950 17.00 20.00 22.00 25.00 45.00 75.00
145
775 1,550
1872S mint mark
in wreath
837,000 17.00 20.00 22.00 25.00 45.00 75.00
145
775
—
1872S mint mark
below wreath
Inc. above 18.00 21.00 24.00 27.00 47.00 80.00
145
775
—
1873
712,600 17.00 20.00 22.00 25.00 45.00 75.00
145 1,175 1,550
1873S
324,000 21.00 25.00 30.00 42.00 62.00 90.00
160
775
—
Seated Liberty Half Dime
5 CENTS
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border,
arrows at date obverse
Value within wreath reverse
Shield Nickel
Draped garland above shield, date below obverse
Value within center of rays between stars reverse
KM # 76 • 1.2400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0359 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1853
1853O
1854
1854O
1855
1855O
Mintage
13,210,020
2,200,000
5,740,000
1,560,000
1,750,000
600,000
G-4
17.75
20.75
17.75
18.75
18.75
22.75
VG-8
21.50
29.50
21.50
22.50
22.50
27.50
F-12
22.50
30.50
24.50
32.50
24.50
38.50
VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
28.00 58.00
135
195 1,410
—
36.00 66.00
143
310 3,260
—
30.00 60.00
137
205 1,410 15,000
38.00 88.00
165
235 3,560
—
30.00 60.00
137
200 1,810 15,000
54.00
140
220
540 4,260
—
44
G-4
17.50
18.50
17.50
18.50
17.50
VG-8
21.00
22.00
21.00
22.00
21.00
Inc. above
30.00 43.50
62.50 100.00
Inc. above
1,660,000
340,000
560,000
45.00
18.50
19.50
20.50
90.00
24.00
25.00
26.00
60.00
22.00
23.00
24.00
F-12
23.00
26.00
23.00
24.00
23.00
VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
27.00 52.50
115
175 1,200 15,000
28.00 97.50
260
470 2,150
—
27.00 52.50
115
175 1,050 5,600
28.00 62.50
185
320 1,750
—
27.00 52.50
115
175 1,150 5,500
175
28.00
29.00
42.00
G-4
29.00
37.00
VG-8
38.00
45.50
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
55.00 80.00
150
250
280 2,050
63.50 90.00
180
280
330 3,850
Prf-65
3,450
75,000
Draped garland above shield, date below obverse
Value within circle of stars reverse
KM # A62.2 • 1.2400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0359 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: On the 1858/inverted date variety, the date
was engraved into the die upside down and then re-engraved right side up. Another 1858
variety has the date doubled.
Mintage
4,880,000
1,100,000
7,280,000
1,380,000
3,500,000
Mintage
14,742,500
2,019,000
Shield Nickel
Seated Liberty Half Dime
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border,
date below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
Date
1856
1856O
1857
1857O
1858
1858
inverted date
1858
double date
1858O
1859
1859O
KM# 96 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 20.5 mm. • Obv. Legend IN GOD WE TRUST Rev.
Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre
Date
1866
1867
225
300
675
3,950
—
285
71.50
54.50
129
425
137
117
200
800
245
225
285
—
1,650
1,350
1,850
—
—
4,000
—
KM# 97 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel • Obv. Legend IN GOD WE TRUST Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8
1867
28,890,500 18.50 28.00
1868 Rev'68
Inc. above 22.00 34.00
Note: Star points to center of A in STATES.
1868 Rev'67
28,817,000 18.50 28.00
1869
16,395,000 18.50 28.00
1870
4,806,000 27.00 35.00
1871
561,000 72.00 95.00
1872
6,036,000 39.00 48.00
1873 Open 3
4,550,000 29.00 39.00
1873 Closed 3
Inc. above 36.00 48.00
1874
3,538,000 31.00 45.00
1875
2,097,000 46.00 62.00
1876
2,530,000 40.00 54.00
1877 proof
Est. 900
—
—
1878 proof
2,350
—
—
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
30.00 37.50 64.00
115
150
825 2,500
36.00 45.00 77.00
144
188
—
—
30.00 37.50 64.00
30.00 37.50 64.00
54.00 69.00 100.00
140
210
310
85.00 96.00
135
54.00 68.00 80.00
70.00 100.00
150
74.00 94.00
120
90.00
125
170
84.00
125
165
— 2,100 2,150
— 1,100 1,250
115
115
150
365
180
135
220
165
230
200
2,300
1,450
150
150
210
415
235
230
350
245
290
255
—
—
675
700
1,600
2,100
1,350
1,950
3,250
1,400
1,500
1,350
—
—
1,325
900
1,060
910
715
—
715
800
1,500
825
4,850
2,100
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
1879
29,100
390
485
625
660
720
800
970 1,900
750
1879/8
Inc. above
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
825
1880
19,995
500
575
700
850 1,275 1,700 3,250 47,500
730
1881
72,375
260
340
430
500
600
675
735 1,800
700
1882
11,476,600 18.50 28.00 30.00 37.50 64.00
115
150
635
645
Note: Many exist with excess metal at numeral 2 & 3 these should not be confused with the following overdate.
1883
1,456,919 18.50 28.00 32.00 39.50 67.00
135
160
750
645
Note: Many exist with excess metal at numeral 2 & 3 these should not be confused with the following overdate.
1883/2
Inc. above
220
300
535
850 1,250 1,750 2,000 3,750
—
Liberty Nickel
Liberty head left, within circle of stars, date below obverse
Roman numeral value within wreath, CENTS below reverse
KM # 112 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
1883
16,032,983 19.00 29.50 39.50 55.00 85.00
120
160
625
610
1884
11,273,942 22.50 33.50 39.50 59.00 92.00
135
190 1,675
610
1885
1,476,490
585
635
875 1,050 1,350 1,650
1,950 8,650 3,150
1886
3,330,290
285
335
400
500
685
850 1,950 7,250 1,950
1887
15,263,652 16.00 25.00 31.00 44.00 78.00
115
150 1,025
585
1888
10,720,483 28.00 44.00 68.00
130
185
250
295 1,500
585
1889
15,881,361 14.50 19.50 30.00 52.50 77.00
125
155
850
585
1890
16,259,272 10.50 20.50 26.00 39.50 68.50
115
165 1,365
585
1891
16,834,350
5.75 11.00 22.00 37.50 60.00
120
160 1,050
585
1892
11,699,642
6.50 11.00 22.50 39.00 65.00
120
165 1,300
585
1893
13,370,195
5.50 11.00 24.00 37.50 60.00
120
155 1,050
585
1894
5,413,132 16.50 31.00 98.00
165
230
295
350 1,500
585
1895
9,979,884
5.75
7.50 24.00 45.00 66.00
120
145 2,200
585
1896
8,842,920
9.00 21.00 41.50 68.50 98.00
150
205 1,950
585
1897
20,428,735
3.25
4.50 12.50 27.50 46.00 69.50
95.00
925
585
1898
12,532,087
2.15
4.25 11.00 23.50 40.00 68.50
130 1,025
585
1899
26,029,031
1.80
3.00
8.50 19.50 34.00 62.50
89.00
560
585
1900
27,255,995
1.60
2.50
8.50 19.00 34.00 69.50
84.00
650
585
1901
26,480,213
1.60
2.50
7.00 14.50 34.00 65.00 100.00
550
585
1902
31,480,579
1.60
2.50
4.00 15.00 32.00 65.00
102
550
585
1903
28,006,725
1.80
2.50
4.75 14.50 32.00 60.00
77.00
500
585
1904
21,404,984
1.60
2.40
4.75 11.50 30.00 65.00
96.00
500
585
1905
29,827,276
1.60
2.40
4.00 12.00 30.00 65.00
96.00
550
585
1906
38,613,725
1.80
2.40
4.00 11.50 30.00 65.00
96.00
650
585
1907
39,214,800
1.50
2.20
4.00 12.00 30.00 65.00
96.00 1,000
585
1908
22,686,177
1.80
2.20
4.00 12.00 30.00 68.00
104 1,100
585
1909
11,590,526
2.50
2.80
4.35 13.00 33.00 80.00
112 1,075
585
1910
30,169,353
1.50
1.85
4.00 10.00 30.00 52.00
62.00
550
585
1911
39,559,372
1.50
1.85
4.00 10.00 30.00 52.00
62.00
500
585
1912
26,236,714
1.50
1.85
4.00 10.00 30.00 52.00
62.00
570
585
1912D
8,474,000
2.75
3.60 11.50 38.00 70.00
170
280 2,200
—
1912S
238,000
165
190
220
480
810 1,300
1,475 5,900
—
1913 5 known
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Note: 1913, Heritage Sale, January 2010, Proof-64 (Olsen), $3,737,500. Private treaty, 2007, (Eliasburg) Proof66 $5 million.
Liberty Nickel
Liberty head left, within circle of stars, date below obverse
Roman numeral value within wreath,
without CENTS below reverse
KM # 111 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Charles E. Barber
Date
1883
Mintage
5,479,519
G-4
7.00
VG-8
7.75
F-12
8.50
VF-20
8.75
XF-40
9.25
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
12.00 25.50
215 1,075
Buffalo Nickel
American Bison standing on a mound reverse
KM # 133 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Designer: James Earle Fraser
Date
1913
1913D
1913S
Mintage
30,993,520
5,337,000
2,105,000
G-4
8.00
16.00
43.00
VG-8
14.50
19.50
47.00
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F-12 VF-20
15.00 16.00
21.00 25.00
50.00 60.00
XF-40
19.00
35.00
75.00
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
25.00 32.50
190 3,150
57.00 62.50
310
—
100.00
125
690
—
Buffalo Nickel
American Bison standing on a line reverse
KM# 134 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Designer: James Earle Fraser Notes: In
1913 the reverse design was modified so the ground under the buffalo was represented as
a line rather than a mound. On the 1937D 3-legged variety, the buffalo's right front leg is
missing, the result of a damaged die.
Date
Mintage
1913
29,858,700
1913D
4,156,000
1913S
1,209,000
1914
20,665,738
1914/3
Inc. above
1914D
3,912,000
1914/3D
Inc. above
1914S
3,470,000
1914/3S
Inc. above
1915
20,987,270
1915D
7,569,500
1915S
1,505,000
1916
63,498,066
1916
2 Feathers
Inc. above
1916/16
Inc. above
1916D
13,333,000
1916S
11,860,000
1917
51,424,029
1917
2 Feathers
Inc. above
1917D
9,910,800
1917S
4,193,000
1917S
2 Feathers
Inc. above
1918
32,086,314
1918/17D
8,362,314
1918D
Inc. above
1918
2 Feathers
Inc. above
1918S
4,882,000
1919
60,868,000
1919D
8,006,000
1919S
7,521,000
1920
63,093,000
1920D
9,418,000
1920S
9,689,000
1921
10,663,000
1921S
1,557,000
1923
35,715,000
1923S
6,142,000
1924
21,620,000
1924D
5,258,000
1924S
1,437,000
1925
35,565,100
1925D
4,450,000
1925S
6,256,000
1926
44,693,000
1926D
5,638,000
1926S
970,000
1927
37,981,000
1927D
5,730,000
1927S
3,430,000
1928
23,411,000
1928D
6,436,000
1928S
6,936,000
1929
36,446,000
1929D
8,370,000
1929S
7,754,000
1930
22,849,000
1930S
5,435,000
1931S
1,200,000
1934
20,213,003
1934D
7,480,000
1935
58,264,000
1935 Double
Die Rev.
Inc. above
1935D
12,092,000
1935S
10,300,000
1936
119,001,420
1936 Brilliant
Inc. above
1936D
24,814,000
1936D
3-1/2 leg
Inc. above
1936D/S
Inc. above
1936S
14,930,000
1937
79,485,769
1937D
17,826,000
1937D
3-legged
Inc. above
1937S
5,635,000
1938D
7,020,000
1938D/D
Inc. above
1938D/S
Inc. above
G-4
8.00
125
350
18.00
150
90.00
115
26.00
250
6.25
21.50
47.00
5.50
VG-8
12.00
155
400
21.00
300
132
225
37.50
500
7.00
31.00
74.00
6.40
F-12 VF-20 XF-40
13.00 14.00 19.00
180
190
265
420
430
575
22.00 23.00 27.50
425
525
700
165
200
335
335
450
625
45.00 62.50 90.00
750 1,000 1,450
7.75 11.00 21.50
41.50 66.00
115
105
185
326
7.00
8.00 13.50
35.00
1,800
15.00
11.00
7.50
—
3,650
26.50
13.50
8.00
45.00
—
—
—
—
150
7,150 10,850 16,500 34,500 49,500 375,000
29.00 38.50 82.50
110
165
2,250
26.00 35.00 75.00
125
185
2,300
8.75 10.00 16.00 32.50 59.00
535
—
—
—
—
—
40.00
26.00
23.00
—
31.00
42.00
50.00
55.00
80.00
—
80.00
110
165
3,250
4,850
—
—
—
50.00
5.25
1,000
22.50
—
6.75
1,475
39.00
95.00
8.00
2,600
66.00
—
15.00
4,950
135
—
—
—
315
31.00 48.50
105
1,550
7,950 10,750 36,500 350,000
226
330
430
4,650
—
—
—
—
50.00
— 95.00
—
14.00 27.50 55.00 100.00
2.60
3.50 3.90
7.00
15.50 31.00 66.00
115
8.00 26.00 50.00
110
1.50
2.75 3.25
8.00
8.50 19.00 35.00
125
4.50 12.75 30.00 100.00
4.00
6.25 8.50 25.00
64.00 100.00
180
400
1.70
3.25 4.25
7.00
8.00 11.00 27.00
125
1.25
2.40 4.50 10.00
8.00 12.00 30.00 90.00
16.50 32.00 96.00
455
2.50
3.00 3.75
8.50
10.00 26.00 38.00 80.00
4.50
9.00 17.50 77.50
1.50
2.00 2.80
5.40
10.00 17.50 28.50 100.00
20.00 42.00 100.00
345
1.40
1.75 2.50
4.50
3.00
6.00 7.00 27.50
2.00
3.00 6.00 31.00
1.40
1.75 2.50
4.50
1.90
2.50 3.75 16.00
1.75
2.35 3.00 12.00
1.40
1.75 2.50
4.50
1.50
1.85 3.00
6.75
1.50
1.85 2.25
4.00
1.40
1.75 2.50
4.50
1.50
2.00 3.00
4.50
15.00 16.00 17.00 19.00
1.40
1.75 2.50
4.50
2.00
3.00 4.75
9.60
1.25
1.60 2.25
3.00
—
175
16.00
235
225
16.00
275
260
53.50
825
14.00
275
19.00
215
1,100
16.50
160
170
11.50
170
850
12.50
75.00
80.00
12.50
40.00
27.50
13.00
32.50
12.50
12.00
16.00
31.00
11.00
22.00
4.00
—
300
32.00
335
360
30.00
340
300
73.00
1,150
37.50
335
41.00
315
1,700
32.00
240
250
26.00
295
2,450
26.00
115
160
25.00
46.50
105
21.00
42.50
25.00
21.00
37.50
46.00
19.00
50.00
11.00
—
315
495 25,500
58.00
535
570
6,850
540 24,000
59.00
700
575
6,850
525 25,500
125
800
1,575
7,350
59.00
575
625 11,500
73.50
850
375
4,950
2,300 12,850
42.00
490
375
5,650
425 28,500
31.50
235
335
5,850
4,950 125,000
35.00
290
155
7,950
490 18,500
32.50
310
53.00
685
225
4,750
35.00
325
60.00
1,850
49.50
485
32.50
235
65.00
480
59.00
300
47.50
355
79.50
800
20.00
145
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
50.00
1.60
1.35
1.25
—
1.35
75.00
2.50
1.75
1.60
—
1.75
125
3.00
2.50
2.25
—
2.75
250
9.00
3.50
3.00
—
4.00
675
26.00
4.50
4.00
—
5.35
1,800
48.00
17.50
6.75
—
11.50
4,000
72.00
48.50
14.50
—
33.50
75,000
415
250
105
—
118
—
—
—
1,650
2,450
—
750
1.35
1.35
1.25
1.35
1,250
—
1.75
1.60
1.75
2,000
10.00
2.50
2.25
2.50
3,500
16.00
3.50
3.00
3.50
6,000 10,500 17,500
25.00
—
—
4.50 11.00 33.50
4.00
6.75 14.50
4.50
9.00 29.00
—
—
115
69.00
73.00
—
—
—
2,100
—
535
1.35
3.50
4.00
4.50
660
1.75
3.75
4.50
6.75
725
2.50
3.90
6.00
9.00
775
3.50
4.00
8.00
12.50
965
4.50
4.50
10.00
19.00
37,000
72.00
66.00
125
185
—
—
—
—
—
—
135
180
AU-50 MS-60
25.00 34.00
240
285
675
885
37.50 47.00
1,050 2,850
390
475
900 3,500
145
165
2,260 4,300
38.50 50.00
150
235
490
625
24.00 43.50
—
255
285
1,225
10.00
8.00
17.00
32.50
—
345
395
2,375
27.50
26.00
32.00
50.00
MS-65 Prf-65
355 2,500
1,450
—
3,850
—
420 2,250
30,000
—
1,600
—
—
—
22,350
—
—
—
325 2,100
2,250
—
3,150
—
315 3,250
45
Jefferson Nickel
Monticello, mintmark to right side reverse
KM # 192 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Designer: Felix Schlag Notes: Some 1939
strikes have doubling of the word MONTICELLO on the reverse.
Date
Mintage VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 MS-60 MS-65
-65FS Prf-65
1938
19,515,365 0.50
0.75
1.00
2.25
7.50 18.00
125
—
1938D
5,376,000 1.00
1.25
1.50
2.00
4.00 15.00
95.00
—
1938S
4,105,000 1.75
2.00
2.50
3.00
5.25 12.00
165
—
1939 T I, wavy steps,
Rev. of 1939
120,627,535
—
—
—
—
—
—
300
—
1939 T II, even
steps, Rev. of 1940
Inc. above
— 0.20
0.25
0.30
1.75
3.50
50.00
—
1939 doubled
MONTICELLO T II
Inc. above 40.00 60.00 90.00
165
300 1,250
2,000
—
1939D T IT I, wavy
steps, Rev. of 1939
3,514,000
—
— 10.00 17.50 75.00
160
275
—
1939D T IIT II, even
steps, Rev. of 1940
Inc. above 4.00
5.00
8.00 14.00 55.00
105
400
—
1939S T IT I, wavy
steps, Rev. of 1939
6,630,000 0.45
0.60
1.50
4.00 17.00 45.00
250
—
1939S T IIT II, even
steps, Rev. of 1940
Inc. above
—
—
—
5.00 24.00
250
275
—
1940
176,499,158
—
—
—
0.25
1.00 12.00
60.00
125
1940D
43,540,000
— 0.20
0.30
0.40
1.50
2.75
25.00
—
1940S
39,690,000 0.25
0.40
0.50
1.25
4.50 20.00
55.00
—
1941
203,283,720
—
—
—
0.20
0.75 20.00
55.00
—
1941D
53,432,000
— 0.20
0.30
0.50
2.25
7.50
25.00
—
1941S
43,445,000 0.25
0.40
0.50
1.35
5.00 14.00
60.00
—
1942
49,818,600
—
—
—
0.40
5.00 22.00
75.00
—
1942D
13,938,000 1.00
1.75
3.00
5.00 38.00 65.00
85.00
—
1942D D over
horizontal D
Inc. above 35.00 60.00 100.00
165
750 10,000 25,000
—
Note: Fully Struck Full Step nickels command higher prices. Bright, Fully Struck coins command even higher
prices. 1938 thru 1989 - 5 Full Steps. 1990 to date - 6 Full Steps. Without bag marks or nicks on steps.
Jefferson Nickel
Monticello, mint mark above reverse
KM # 192a • 0.3500 Copper-Silver-Manganese, 21.2 mm. • Designer: Felix Schlag Notes:
War-time composition nickels have the mint mark above MONTICELLO on the reverse.
Date
Mintage
VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 MS-60 MS-65
-65FS Prf-65
1942P
57,900,600
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.70
9.00 20.00 75.00
150
1942S
32,900,000
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.50 11.00 30.00
170
—
1943P
271,165,000
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.70
5.00 20.00 40.00
—
1943P
—
—
— 32.00 54.00
135
650 1,100
—
1943/2P
Inc. above 35.00 50.00 75.00
110
250
650 1,000
—
1943D
15,294,000
2.20
2.30
2.50
2.90
4.00 20.00 40.00
—
1943S
104,060,000
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.70
6.75 18.50 48.00
—
1944P
119,150,000
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.70 14.00 28.00 75.00
—
1944D
32,309,000
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.80 12.00 22.50 65.00
—
1944S
21,640,000
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.80
9.50 20.00
185
—
1945P
119,408,100
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.70
6.00 26.00
120
—
1945D
37,158,000
2.10
2.20
2.40
2.90
5.50 20.00 40.00
—
1945S
58,939,000
2.00
2.10
2.30
2.70
5.00 20.00
250
—
Note: Fully Struck Full Step nickels command higher prices. Bright, Fully Struck coins command even higher
prices. 1938 thru 1989 - 5 Full Steps. 1990 to date - 6 Full Steps. Without bag marks or nicks on steps.
Jefferson Nickel
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1953D
59,878,600 0.25 16.00
—
1953S
19,210,900 0.25 20.00
—
1954
47,917,350
— 9.00 20.00
1954D
117,136,560
— 10.00
—
1954S
29,384,000 0.20 16.00
—
1954S/D
Inc. above 20.00
250
—
1955
8,266,200 0.45 6.50 13.50
1955D
74,464,100
— 16.00
—
1955D/S
Inc. above 25.00
225
—
1956
35,885,384
— 16.00 3.00
1956D
67,222,940
— 16.00
—
1957
39,655,952
— 12.00 2.50
1957D
136,828,900
— 12.00
—
1958
17,963,652 0.20 28.00 8.00
1958D
168,249,120
— 13.00
—
Note: Fully Struck Full Step nickels command higher
prices. Bright, Fully Struck coins command even
higher prices. 1938 thru 1989 - 5 Full Steps. 1990 to
date - 6 Full Steps. Without bag marks or nicks on
steps.
1959
28,397,291
— 8.00 1.40
1959D
160,738,240
— 5.50
—
1960
57,107,602
— 6.00 1.25
1960D
192,582,180
— 20.00
—
1961
76,668,244
— 6.00 1.00
1961D
229,342,760
— 20.00
—
1962
100,602,019
— 5.00 1.00
1962D
280,195,720
— 75.00
—
1963
178,851,645
— 0.55 1.00
1963D
276,829,460
— 0.55
—
1964
1,028,622,762
— 0.55 1.00
1964D
1,787,297,160
— 0.50
—
1965
136,131,380
— 0.50
—
1965SMS
2,360,000
—
—
—
1966
156,208,283
— 0.50
—
1967
107,325,800
— 0.50
—
1968 none minted
—
—
—
—
1968D
91,227,880
— 4.50
—
1968S
103,437,510
— 0.50 0.75
1969 none minted
—
—
—
—
1969D
202,807,500
— 0.50
—
1969S
123,099,631
— 0.50 4.00
1970 none minted
—
—
—
—
1970D
515,485,380
— 0.50
—
1970S
241,464,814
— 8.00 3.00
1971
106,884,000
— 2.00
—
1971D
316,144,800
— 0.50
—
1971S
(3,220,733)
—
— 2.00
1972
202,036,000
— 0.50
—
1972D
351,694,600
— 0.50
—
1972S
(3,260,996)
—
— 2.00
1973
384,396,000
— 0.50
—
1973D
261,405,000
— 0.50
—
1973S
(2,760,339)
—
— 1.75
1974
601,752,000
— 0.50
—
1974D
277,373,000
— 0.50
—
1974S
(2,612,568)
—
— 2.00
1975
181,772,000
— 0.75
—
1975D
401,875,300
— 0.50
—
1975S
(2,845,450)
—
— 2.25
1976
367,124,000
— 0.75
—
1976D
563,964,147
— 0.60
—
1976S
(4,149,730)
—
— 3.00
1977
585,376,000
— 0.40
—
1977D
297,313,460
— 0.55
—
1977S
(3,251,152)
—
— 1.75
1978
391,308,000
— 0.40
—
1978D
313,092,780
— 0.40
—
1978S
(3,127,781)
—
— 1.75
1979
463,188,000
— 0.40
—
1979D
325,867,672
— 0.40
—
1979S type I,
proof
(3,677,175)
—
— 1.50
1979S type II,
proof
Inc. above
—
— 1.75
1980P
593,004,000
— 6.00
—
1980D
502,323,448
— 0.40
—
Pre-war design resumed reverse
Date
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
1980S
(3,554,806)
—
— 1.50
1981P
657,504,000
— 0.40
—
1981D
364,801,843
— 0.40
—
1981S type I,
proof
(4,063,083)
—
— 2.00
1981S type II,
proof
Inc. above
—
— 2.50
1982P
292,355,000
— 12.50
—
1982D
373,726,544
— 3.50
—
1982S
(3,857,479)
—
— 3.50
1983P
561,615,000
— 4.00
—
1983D
536,726,276
— 2.50
—
1983S
(3,279,126)
—
— 4.00
1984P
746,769,000
— 3.00
—
1984D
517,675,146
— 0.85
—
1984S
(3,065,110)
—
— 5.00
1985P
647,114,962
— 0.75
—
1985D
459,747,446
— 0.75
—
1985S
(3,362,821)
—
— 4.00
1986P
536,883,483
— 1.00
—
1986D
361,819,140
— 2.00
—
1986S
(3,010,497)
—
— 7.00
1987P
371,499,481
— 0.75
—
1987D
410,590,604
— 0.75
—
1987S
(4,227,728)
—
— 3.50
1988P
771,360,000
— 0.75
—
1988D
663,771,652
— 0.75
—
1988S
(3,262,948)
—
— 6.50
1989P
898,812,000
— 0.75
—
1989D
570,842,474
— 0.75
—
1989S
(3,220,194)
—
— 5.50
1990P
661,636,000
— 0.75
—
1990D
663,938,503
— 0.75
—
1990S
(3,299,559)
—
— 5.50
1991P
614,104,000
— 0.75
—
1991D
436,496,678
— 0.75
—
1991S
(2,867,787)
—
— 5.00
1992P
399,552,000
— 2.00
—
1992D
450,565,113
— 0.75
—
1992S
(4,176,560)
—
— 4.00
1993P
412,076,000
— 0.75
—
1993D
406,084,135
— 0.75
—
1993S
(3,394,792)
—
— 4.50
1994P
722,160,000
— 0.75
—
1994P Special Uncirculed
matte finish
(167,703)
—
— 58.00
1994D
715,762,110
— 0.75
—
1994S
(3,269,923)
—
— 4.00
1995P
774,156,000
— 0.75
—
1995D
888,112,000
— 0.85
—
1995S
(2,707,481)
—
— 4.00
1996P
829,332,000
— 0.75
—
1996D
817,736,000
— 0.75
—
1996S
(2,915,212)
—
— 4.00
1997P
470,972,000
— 0.75
—
1997P Special Uncirculated
matte finish
(25,000)
—
— 160
1997D
466,640,000
— 2.00
—
1997S
(1,975,000)
—
— 5.00
1998P
688,272,000
— 0.80
—
1998D
635,360,000
— 0.80
—
1998S
(2,957,286)
—
— 4.50
1999P
1,212,000,000
— 0.80
—
1999D
1,066,720,000
— 0.80
—
1999S
(3,362,462)
—
— 3.50
2000P
846,240,000
— 0.80
—
2000D
1,509,520,000
— 0.80
—
2000S
(4,063,361)
—
— 2.00
2001P
675,704,000
— 0.50
—
2001D
627,680,000
— 0.50
—
2001S
(3,099,096)
—
— 4.00
2002P
539,280,000
— 0.50
—
2002D
691,200,000
— 0.50
—
2002S
(3,157,739)
—
— 2.00
2003P
441,840,000
— 0.50
—
2003D
383,040,000
— 0.50
—
2003S
(3,116,590)
—
— 2.00
Jefferson - Westward Expansion Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
Jefferson era peace medal design:
two clasped hands, pipe and hatchet reverse
KM # A192 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Designer: Felix Schlag Edge Desc:Plain
Date
1946
1946D
1946S
1947
1947D
1947S
1948
1948D
1948S
1949
1949D
46
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
161,116,000 0.25 20.00
—
45,292,200 0.35 16.00
—
13,560,000 0.40 17.00
—
95,000,000 0.25 18.00
—
37,822,000 0.30 15.00
—
24,720,000 0.25 15.00
—
89,348,000 0.25 16.00
—
44,734,000 0.35 14.00
—
11,300,000 0.50 14.00
—
60,652,000 0.30 18.00
—
36,498,000 0.40 12.00
—
Date
1949D/S
1949S
1950
1950D
1951
1951D
1951S
1952
1952D
1952S
1953
Mintage XF-40 MS-65 Prf-65
Inc. above 65.00
400
—
9,716,000 0.90 10.00
—
9,847,386 0.75 12.00 75.00
2,630,030 10.00 20.00
—
28,609,500 0.50 18.00 70.00
20,460,000 0.50 14.00
—
7,776,000 1.10 18.50
—
64,069,980 0.25 17.00 42.00
30,638,000 0.45 18.00
—
20,572,000 0.25 18.00
—
46,772,800 0.25 9.00 45.00
KM# 360 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Obv. Designer: Felix Schlag Rev.
Designer: Norman E. Nemeth
Date
2004P
2004D
Mintage
361,440,000
372,000,000
MS-65
1.50
1.50
Prf-65
—
—
Date
2004S
Mintage
—
MS-65 Prf-65
— 10.00
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Jefferson - Westward Expansion Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
DIME
Lewis and Clark's Keelboat reverse
Draped Bust Dime
Draped bust right obverse
Small eagle reverse
KM # 361 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Obv. Designer: Felix Schlag Rev.
Designer: Al Maletsky
Date
2004P
2004D
Mintage
366,720,000
344,880,000
MS-65
1.50
1.50
Prf-65
—
—
Date
2004S
Mintage
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
10.00
KM# 24 • 2.7000g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.0774 oz. ASW, 19 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1796
1797 13 stars
1797 16 stars
Jefferson - Westward Expansion Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
MS-65
1.50
1.50
Prf-65
—
—
Date
2005S
Mintage
—
MS-65
—
VG-8
3,465
3,615
3,490
F-12
5,350
5,600
5,425
VF-20
7,350
7,750
7,500
XF-40
12,350
13,150
12,650
MS-60
24,500
25,100
25,100
Draped bust right obverse
Heraldic eagle reverse
KM # 368 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Obv. Designer: Joe Fitzgerald and Don
Everhart II Rev. Designer: Jamie Franki and Norman E. Nemeth
Mintage
448,320,000
487,680,000
G-4
2,850
3,000
2,850
Draped Bust Dime
Thomas Jefferson large profile right obverse
American Bison right reverse
Date
2005P
2005D
Mintage
22,135
25,261
Inc. above
Prf-65
6.50
Jefferson - Westward Expansion Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
Jefferson, large profile obverse
Pacific coastline reverse
KM# 31 • 2.7000g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.0774 oz. ASW, 19 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY Rev.
Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot Notes: The 1805 strikes have
either 4 or 5 berries on the olive branch held by the eagle.
Date
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
F-12
VF-20
XF-40
MS-60
1798 large 8
27,550
725
1,250
1,550
1,850
3,375
8,850
1798 small 8
Inc. above
975
1,450
1,750
2,150
4,350
53,500
1798/97 13 stars
Inc. above
2,150
3,850
5,650
8,850
14,750
59,000
1798/97 16 stars
Inc. above
775
1,125
1,800
2,650
4,350
10,500
Note: The 1798 overdates have either 13 or 16 stars under the clouds on the reverse; Varieties of the regular
1798 strikes are distinguished by the size of the 8 in the date
1800
21,760
700
1,075
1,400
2,550
4,100
34,500
1801
34,640
750
1,150
1,650
2,750
7,250
47,500
1802
10,975
1,750
2,650
3,500
4,750
11,000
36,500
1803
33,040
675
1,150
1,900
2,750
5,900
49,500
1804 13 stars
8,265
2,650
4,450
10,500 19,000
41,500
—
1804 14 stars
Inc. above
4,850
6,500
12,500 24,500
46,500
—
1805 5 berries
Inc. above
625
1,000
1,400
1,950
3,450
9,100
1805 4 berries
120,780
575
900
1,200
1,500
2,700
6,850
1807
165,000
575
900
1,200
1,500
2,700
6,850
Liberty Cap Dime
KM # 369 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Obv. Designer: Joe Fitzgerald and Don
Everhart Rev. Designer: Joe Fitzgerald and Donna Weaver
Date
2005D
2005P
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
411,120,000
1.25
—
394,080,000
1.25
—
Date
2005S
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
—
—
5.50
Draped bust left, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Eagle with arrows in talons, banner above,
value below reverse
Jefferson large facing portrait Enhanced Monticello Reverse
Jefferson head facing obverse
Monticello, enhanced design reverse
KM# 42 • 2.7000g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.0774 oz. ASW, 18.8 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: John Reich Notes: The 1820 varieties are distinguished by
the size of the 0 in the date. The 1823 overdates have either large E's or small E's in UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA on the reverse.
KM # 381 • 5.0000g., Copper-Nickel, 21.2 mm. • Obv. Designer: Jamie N. Franki and Donna
Weaver Rev. Designer: Felix Schlag and John Mercanti
Date
2006P
2006P Satin finish
2006D
2006D Satin finish
2006S
2007P
2007P Satin finish
2007D
2007D Satin finish
2007S
2008P
2008P Satin finish
2008D
2008D Satin finish
2008S
2009P
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
693,120,000
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
809,280,000
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
—
—
5.00
—
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
—
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
—
—
4.00
—
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
—
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
—
—
4.00
—
2.50
—
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Date
2009P Satin finish
2009D
2009D Satin finish
2009S
2010P
2010P Satin finish
2010D
2010D Satin finish
2010S
2011P
2011D
2011S
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
—
4.00
—
—
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
—
—
3.00
—
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
—
2.50
—
—
4.00
—
—
—
3.00
—
2.50
—
—
2.50
—
—
—
3.00
—
2.50
—
—
2.50
—
—
—
3.00
Date
1809
1811/9
1814 small date
1814 large date
1814 STATESOF
1820 large O
1820 small O
1820 STATESOF
1821 large date
1821 small date
1822
1823/22 large E's
1823/22 small E's
1824/22
1825
1827
1827/7
1828 large date
Mintage
51,065
65,180
421,500
Inc. above
Inc. above
942,587
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,186,512
Inc. above
100,000
440,000
Inc. above
—
510,000
1,215,000
Inc. above
125,000
G-4
140
110
60.00
43.00
70.00
42.00
43.00
43.00
42.00
43.00
1,000
42.00
42.00
50.00
39.00
39.00
250
70.00
VG-8
220
175
80.00
52.00
88.00
50.00
52.00
52.00
50.00
52.00
1,850
50.00
50.00
80.00
46.00
46.00
—
110
F-12
450
275
145
75.00
160
71.00
75.00
75.00
71.00
75.00
3,250
71.00
71.00
145
65.00
65.00
—
175
VF-20
700
650
300
135
335
122
137
135
122
137
4,500
130
130
300
112
112
750
375
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
1,500 2,850 4,500
1,350 2,000 4,000
650 1,250 2,000
435
670 1,175
750 1,400 2,350
430
665 1,160
450
750 1,425
435
670 1,175
430
665 1,160
450
750 1,425
6,250 7,850 13,500
450
685 1,210
450
685 1,210
650 1,250 2,000
410
625 1,100
410
625 1,100
1,100 1,500
—
750 1,250 2,850
MS-65
24,500
33,500
19,500
15,000
24,500
12,750
15,250
14,500
12,750
17,000
70,000
14,850
13,600
19,500
12,850
12,500
—
6,850
47
Liberty Cap Dime
Draped bust left, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Eagle with arrows in talons, banner above,
value below reverse
KM # 48 • Silver, 18.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: John
Reich Notes: The three varieties of 1829 strikes and two varieties of 1830 strikes are
distinguished by the size of “10C.” on the reverse. On the 1833 “high 3” variety, the last 3
in the date is higher thatn the first 3. The two varieties of the 1834 strikes are distinguished
by the size of the 4 in the date.
Date
1828 small date
1829 very large 10C.
1829 large 10C.
1829 medium 10C.
1829 small 10C.
1829 curl base 2
1830 large 10C.
1830 small 10C.
1830/29
1831
1832
1833
1833 last 3 high
1834 small 4
1834 large 4
1835
1836
1837
Mintage
Inc. above
770,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
510,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
771,350
522,500
485,000
Inc. above
635,000
Inc. above
1,410,000
1,190,000
1,042,000
G-4
VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
40.00 48.00 80.00
155
425
625 1,250 12,500
60.00 75.00
120
235
550
800 1,500
—
54.00 65.00
110
200
400
600 1,150 9,250
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
255
375
775 6,850
36.00 42.00 56.00 90.00
270
395
795 7,050
7,750 10,500 16,500 27,500 38,500 44,000
—
—
36.00 42.00 56.00 85.00
255
375
775 6,850
36.00 42.00 54.00 90.00
270
400
825 8,850
52.00 75.00
120
220
430
750 1,500
—
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
255
375
775 6,850
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
255
375
775 6,850
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
260
390
790 6,850
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
260
390
820 9,350
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
255
375
775 7,000
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
255
375
775 6,850
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
255
375
775 6,850
36.00 42.00 54.00 85.00
255
375
775 6,850
36.00 42.00 56.00 90.00
270
395
795 7,000
Date
1841O large O
1842
1842O
1843
1843/1843
1843O
1844
1845
1845/1845
1845O
1846
1847
1848
1849
1849O
1850
1850O
1851
1851O
1852
1852O
1853
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
G-4
600
16.50
25.00
16.50
16.00
50.00
200
17.50
17.00
32.00
150
19.50
19.50
19.50
26.00
19.50
25.00
19.50
25.00
16.50
28.50
95.00
VG-8
900
18.00
30.00
18.00
18.50
75.00
300
18.00
20.00
48.00
250
30.00
25.00
21.50
33.00
21.50
32.00
21.50
34.00
18.00
34.00
145
F-12
1,200
22.00
37.50
22.00
22.50
135
375
22.00
35.00
90.00
365
40.00
28.50
25.00
50.00
24.50
40.00
24.50
42.50
20.00
53.50
220
VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
2,500
—
—
—
—
28.50 47.00
150
280 2,700
75.00
225 1,350 2,900
—
28.50 47.00
150
280 3,000
30.00 75.00
200
295
—
300 1,100 3,450
—
—
600 1,350 1,850 3,000
—
28.50 47.00
150
280 2,600
55.00 100.00
175
—
—
225
650 1,350
—
—
575 1,600 9,000 5,500
—
70.00
125
350
950 9,000
52.50 95.00
175
750 7,000
37.50 55.00
150
500 4,000
125
275
750 2,200
—
34.50 50.00
150
280 5,900
75.00
135
300 1,250
—
32.50 50.00
150
335 5,000
85.00
175
475 1,850
—
26.50 45.00
150
280 2,550
145
250
400 1,800
—
300
425
575
750
—
Seated Liberty Dime
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border,
arrows at date obverse Value within wreath reverse
KM# 77 • 2.4900g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0720 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1853
1853O
1854
1854O
1855
Seated Liberty Dime
Mintage
Inc. above
1,887,500
2,020,000
1,370,000
Inc. above
150,000
72,500
1,755,000
Inc. above
230,000
31,300
245,000
451,500
839,000
300,000
1,931,500
510,000
1,026,500
400,000
1,535,500
430,000
95,000
Mintage
12,078,010
1,100,000
4,470,000
1,770,000
2,075,000
G-4
16.00
18.00
16.00
17.00
16.00
VG-8
18.00
20.00
18.00
20.00
18.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
19.00 25.00 44.00
145
260 2,500
24.00 45.00
125
285
900
—
19.00 22.00 44.00
145
260 2,500
22.00 26.00 60.00
160
600
—
19.00 22.00 48.00
150
350 3,800
Prf-65
31,500
—
31,500
—
31,500
Seated Liberty Dime
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border,
date below obverse Value within wreath reverse
KM # 61 • 2.6700g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0773 oz. ASW, 17.9 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1837 flat top
1837 curly top
1838O
Mintage
Inc. above
Inc. above
406,034
G-4
44.00
40.00
47.50
VG-8
58.00
52.00
70.00
F-12
110
95.00
125
VF-20
285
250
375
XF-40
515
465
725
AU-50 MS-60
700 1,050
750 1,000
1,250 3,500
MS-65
6,500
6,500
21,000
Seated Liberty Dime
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border,
date below obverse Value within wreath reverse
KM # 63.1 • 2.6700g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0773 oz. ASW, 17.9 mm. • Obv. Designer: Christian
Gobrecht Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Notes: The 1839-O with reverse of
1838-O variety was struck from rusted dies, it has a bumpy reverse surface.
Date
1838 small stars
1838 large stars
1838 partial drapery
1839
1839O
1839O reverse 1838O
1840
1840O
Mintage
1,992,500
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,053,115
1,323,000
Inc. above
1,358,580
1,175,000
G-4
27.00
22.00
35.00
19.00
23.50
165
19.00
23.00
VG-8
38.00
25.50
50.00
23.50
30.00
225
24.50
28.50
F-12 VF-20
55.00 85.00
34.50 45.00
85.00
150
28.50 40.00
47.00
140
375
550
28.50 40.00
36.50 60.00
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
175
400
625
—
135
260
375 8,500
225
350
550
—
125
245
315 3,000
150
280
650 6,000
1,150
—
—
—
125
245
315 4,000
165
325 2,750 6,500
KM# A63.2 • 2.4900g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0720 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1856 small date
1856 large date
1856O
1856S
1857
1857O
1858
1858O
1858S
1859
1859O
1859S
1860S
Mintage
G-4 VG-8
5,780,000 15.50 17.00
Inc. above 20.00 23.50
1,180,000 19.00 22.00
70,000
135
185
5,580,000 15.50 17.00
1,540,000 16.50 18.00
1,540,000 15.50 17.00
290,000 16.50 25.00
60,000
135
200
430,000 16.00 20.00
480,000 16.00 20.00
60,000 100.00
175
140,000 37.50 55.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
18.50 21.00 42.00
138
250 7,050 38,000
27.00 34.00 65.00
175
475
—
—
23.50 32.00 70.00
225
625 5,250
—
360
575 1,150 1,750
—
—
—
18.50 21.00 42.00
138
250 2,600 3,400
19.50 26.00 55.00
175
375 2,600
—
18.50 21.00 42.00
138
260 2,600 3,400
36.00 85.00
120
280
800 5,000
—
265
475 1,000 1,650
—
—
—
23.50 38.00 55.00
138
350
— 3,400
25.00 40.00 80.00
240
550
—
—
350
600 1,350 2,750
—
—
—
70.00
145
325
625
—
—
—
Seated Liberty Dime
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA replaced stars obverse
Value within wreath reverse
Seated Liberty Dime
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border,
date below obverse Value within wreath reverse
KM# 92 • 2.4900g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0720 oz. ASW • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Obv. Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: The 1873 “closed-3” and “open-3”
varieties are distinguished by the amount of space between the upper left and lower left serifs
of the 3 in the date.
KM # 63.2 • 2.6700g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0773 oz. ASW, 17.9 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: Drapery added to Liberty's left
elbow
Date
1840
1841
1841O
48
Mintage
Inc. above
1,622,500
2,007,500
G-4
32.00
17.50
23.50
VG-8
50.00
20.00
28.50
F-12
90.00
22.50
33.00
VF-20
175
29.00
41.50
XF-40
300
50.00
90.00
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
400 2,400
—
150
310 2,700
250 1,500 5,000
Date
1860
1860O
1861
1861S
1862
1862S
1863
1863S
1864
Mintage
607,000
40,000
1,884,000
172,500
847,550
180,750
14,460
157,500
11,470
G-4
17.50
400
16.50
55.00
17.50
45.00
425
45.00
425
VG-8
19.00
600
18.00
90.00
19.00
60.00
500
55.00
500
F-12 VF-20
29.00 32.00
900 1,950
20.00 23.00
150
200
21.00 24.00
95.00
175
650
900
75.00
145
650
800
XF-40
44.00
3,650
32.00
400
45.00
300
1,050
250
1,000
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
115
275 1,350 1,400
6,500 8,500
—
—
85.00
150 1,250 1,400
650 1,400
—
—
75.00
165 1,250 1,400
675 1,000
—
—
1,100 1,300
— 1,400
500 1,200
—
—
1,150 1,200
— 1,400
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
1864S
230,000 35.00 45.00 75.00
120
225
375 1,200
—
—
1865
10,500
475
575
700
875 1,250 1,200 1,350
— 1,400
1865S
175,000 45.00 55.00 85.00
200
350
775
—
—
—
1866
8,725
500
600
775
950 1,300 1,200 1,800
— 1,750
1866S
135,000 50.00 65.00 100.00
150
275
400 1,900
—
—
1867
6,625
600
700
950 1,100 1,450 1,600 1,800
— 1,750
1867S
140,000 45.00 80.00
135
200
365
675 1,200
—
—
1868
464,000 25.00 30.00 36.00 50.00 90.00
175
300
— 1,400
1868S
260,000 32.00 38.00 50.00
115
175
275
600
—
—
1869
256,600 30.00 35.00 45.00
110
145
250
600
— 1,400
1869S
450,000 25.00 30.00 40.00 55.00 90.00
160
400
—
—
1870
471,000 17.50 22.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 85.00
150
— 1,400
1870S
50,000
300
375
500
650
850 1,050 2,000
—
—
1871
907,710 16.50 18.00 20.00 30.00 45.00
160
300
— 1,400
1871CC
20,100 2,000 3,500 4,500 9,500 12,500 25,000
—
—
—
1871S
320,000 35.00 55.00 85.00
135
195
325
900
—
—
1872
2,396,450 15.00 16.50 18.50 21.50 30.00 85.00
175
— 1,400
1872CC
35,480
650 1,250 1,850 3,000 7,500
—
—
—
—
1872S
190,000 40.00 65.00 85.00
165
250
400 1,100
—
—
1873 closed 3
1,568,600 16.50 18.00 20.00 24.00 32.50 75.00
200
— 1,400
1873 open 3
Inc. above 28.00 35.00 60.00 90.00
140
220
650
—
—
1873CC
12,400
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Note: 1873-CC, Heritage Sale, April 1999, MS-64, $632,500.
Date
1887
1887S
1888
1888S
1889
1889S
1890
1890S
1891
1891O
1891O /horizontal O
1891S
1891S/S
Mintage
11,283,939
4,454,450
5,496,487
1,720,000
7,380,711
972,678
9,911,541
1,423,076
15,310,600
4,540,000
Inc. above
3,196,116
Inc. above
G-4
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
16.00
65.00
15.00
25.00
VG-8
16.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
18.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
17.50
95.00
17.00
30.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100 1,200
18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100
—
18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100 1,200
18.50 25.50 35.00 90.00
200
—
—
18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100 1,200
25.00 45.00 70.00
150
475 4,500
—
18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100 1,200
24.00 44.00 85.00
145
400 4,900
—
18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100 1,200
20.50 25.50 35.00 90.00
175 1,750
—
125
175
225
400
—
—
—
19.00 21.50 30.00 75.00
175 1,650
—
40.00 85.00
135
250
—
—
—
Barber Dime
Laureate head right, date at angle below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
Seated Liberty Dime
Seated Liberty, arrows at date obverse
Value within wreath reverse
KM# 113 • 2.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0723 oz. ASW, 17.9 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Charles E. Barber
KM # 105 • 2.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0723 oz. ASW • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1873
1873CC
1873S
1874
1874CC
1874S
Mintage
2,378,500
18,791
455,000
2,940,700
10,817
240,000
G-4
17.00
1,350
22.00
16.00
5,000
50.00
VG-8
20.00
2,850
30.00
19.00
7,000
60.00
F-12
27.50
4,250
40.00
26.00
10,500
85.00
VF-20
60.00
9,500
80.00
60.00
18,500
150
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
118
280
500 4,500 4,500
16,500
—
—
—
—
200
425 1,500
—
—
118
280
500 4,500 4,500
34,000
—
—
—
—
265
450 1,500
—
—
Seated Liberty Dime
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
Value within wreath reverse
KM # A92 • 2.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0723 oz. ASW • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: On the 1876-CC doubled-obverse variety,
doubling appears in the words OF AMERICA in the legend.
Date
1875
1875CC mint mark
in wreath
1875CC mint mark
under wreath
1875S mint mark
in wreath
1875S mint mark
under wreath
1876 Type 1 rev
1876 Type 2 rev
1876CC Type 1 rev
1876CC Type 2 rev
1876CC doubled
die obverse
1876S Type 1 rev
1876S Type 2 rev
1877 Type 1 rev
1877 Type 2 rev
1877CC Type 1 rev
1877CC Type 2 rev
1877S Type 1 rev
1877S Type 2 rev
1878 Type 1 rev
1878 Type 2 rev
1878CC Type 1 rev
1878CC Type 2 rev
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1884S
1885
1885S
1886
1886S
Mintage
10,350,700
4,645,000
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
16.00 17.50 19.50 22.50 32.00 80.00
145 2,250 4,600
29.00 32.00 36.00
52.00 68.00
130
190 2,700
—
Inc. above
32.00 34.00 40.00
58.00 90.00
165
235 3,000
—
9,070,000
19.00 23.00 28.00
40.00 65.00 95.00
225 3,100
—
16.00
15.00
19.00
29.00
32.00
22.50
22.50
40.00
50.00
65.00
145 1,100
—
145 1,100 1,200
200
—
—
225
—
—
300
—
—
Inc. above
11,461,150
Inc. above
8,270,000
Inc. above
18.00
17.00
25.00
32.00
34.00
20.00
19.00
30.00
36.00
48.00
32.00 80.00
30.00 75.00
60.00
120
70.00
125
90.00
175
Inc. above 35.00 40.00 55.00 100.00
185
340
600
—
10,420,000 15.00 16.50 18.50 22.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,750
Inc. above 20.00 20.00 24.00 30.00 40.00 90.00
150
—
7,310,510 15.00 16.50 18.50 22.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100
Inc. above 18.00 24.00 30.00 40.00 40.00 90.00
150
—
7,700,000 35.00 42.00 48.00 70.00 90.00
175
300 1,100
Inc. above 29.00 32.00 36.00 52.00 70.00
125
225
—
2,340,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Inc. above 15.00 16.50 18.50 22.50 30.00 85.00
225
—
1,678,800 28.00 35.00 50.00 65.00 100.00
175
—
—
Inc. above 15.00 16.50 18.50 22.50 33.00 75.00
145 1,500
200,000 100.00
135
175
285
450
600
—
—
Inc. above 65.00 90.00
135
225
370
500
900 3,500
15,100
275
310
375
500
625
700
800 1,750
37,335
225
275
330
425
475
585
675 1,750
24,975
240
300
350
450
500
610
700 2,500
3,911,100 15.00 16.50 18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100
7,675,712 15.00 16.50 18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100
3,366,380 15.00 16.50 18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100
564,969 26.00 33.00 42.00 55.00
125
280
650
—
2,533,427 15.00 16.50 18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100
43,690
475
575
850 1,400 2,400 3,350 5,000
—
6,377,570 15.00 16.50 18.50 21.50 30.00 75.00
145 1,100
206,524 30.00 45.00 65.00
125
150
175
600
—
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—
—
1,200
—
—
—
—
—
—
1,200
—
—
1,500
1,500
1,600
1,200
1,200
1,200
—
1,200
—
1,200
—
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
MS-65 Prf-65
1892
12,121,245
6.75
7.50 16.00 25.00 27.50 63.00
105
710 1,485
1892O
3,841,700 11.00 15.00 32.50 56.00 75.00 96.00
135
1,275
—
1892S
990,710 66.00
115
210
245
285
340
425
3,500
—
1893/2
3,340,792
135
155
175
225
300
325
450
4,850
—
1893
Inc. above
8.25 12.50 20.00 30.00 46.00 80.00
165
1,000 1,485
1893O
1,760,000 31.00 45.00
135
168
190
250
315
2,950
—
1893S
2,491,401 14.00 25.00 39.00 50.00 85.00
155
360
3,750
—
1894
1,330,972 25.00 45.00
122
165
190
235
310
1,150 1,485
1894O
720,000 70.00
105
215
280
425
650 1,550
15,500
—
1894S
24
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 1,900,000
—
Note: 1894S, Eliasberg Sale, May 1996, Prf-64, $451,000.
1895
690,880 85.00
180
355
480
565
650
750
2,650 1,485
1895O
440,000
385
575
900 1,285 2,500 3,650 6,000
19,500
—
1895S
1,120,000 43.50 60.00
135
190
240
320
500
7,500
—
1896
2,000,762 11.50 23.00 56.00 82.00 100.00
120
145
1,450 1,485
1896O
610,000 80.00
155
305
375
465
700
975
9,500
—
1896S
575,056 85.00
160
310
335
385
525
770
4,650
—
1897
10,869,264
3.50
3.75
8.00 15.00 31.50 73.00
125
710 1,485
1897O
666,000 69.50
115
290
385
480
600
975
4,450
—
1897S
1,342,844 21.00 45.00 98.00
125
185
265
435
3,950
—
1898
16,320,735
3.50
3.75
7.50 15.00 28.00 68.00
125
710 1,485
1898O
2,130,000 13.50 27.50 88.00
145
200
285
450
3,850
—
1898S
1,702,507
8.50 15.00 33.00 48.00 78.00
160
370
3,750
—
1899
19,580,846
3.50
3.75
7.50 12.00 26.00 68.00
110
710 1,485
1899O
2,650,000 10.00 19.50 72.00
110
150
230
415
4,450
—
1899S
1,867,493
9.00 16.00 34.00 37.00 46.00
105
300
4,350
—
1900
17,600,912
4.00
5.00
7.00 11.00 26.00 63.00
105
740 1,485
1900O
2,010,000 19.50 38.50
115
165
225
355
595
5,750
—
1900S
5,168,270
5.00
6.25 12.50 19.50 31.50 75.00
155
1,850
—
1901
18,860,478
4.00
5.00
6.50 10.00 27.50 63.00
105
755 1,485
1901O
5,620,000
4.00
5.50 16.00 27.50 67.50
175
450
4,350
—
1901S
593,022 80.00
150
360
475
520
675
985
5,350
—
1902
21,380,777
4.00
5.00
6.25
8.00 23.00 63.00
105
755 1,485
1902O
4,500,000
4.00
5.50 15.00 32.50 62.50
145
350
4,500
—
1902S
2,070,000
8.00 21.00 58.00 90.00
135
195
375
3,950
—
1903
19,500,755
4.00
5.00
6.25
8.00 25.00 63.00
105
1,100 1,485
1903O
8,180,000
4.00
5.50 13.50 23.50 50.00
110
250
4,850
—
1903S
613,300 84.00
130
350
490
750
840 1,100
3,150
—
1904
14,601,027
4.00
5.00
7.00
9.75 25.00 63.00
110
1,850 1,485
1904S
800,000 45.00 75.00
165
245
335
465
725
4,500
—
1905
14,552,350
4.25
5.25
6.75
9.75 25.00 63.00
105
735 1,485
1905O
3,400,000
4.25 14.50 36.50 57.50 92.00
155
285
1,650
—
1905O
micro O
Inc. above 35.00 50.00 75.00
140
235
375 1,750
12,500
—
1905S
6,855,199
3.50
5.00
9.00 18.50 43.50 96.00
210
775
—
1906
19,958,406
3.25
4.50
4.50
7.25 22.00 58.00 100.00
735 1,485
1906D
4,060,000
3.75
4.85
7.00 15.00 35.00 78.00
175
1,650
—
1906O
2,610,000
5.50 13.00 50.00 78.00 100.00
135
195
1,150
—
1906S
3,136,640
4.25
6.25 12.50 22.50 44.00
110
240
1,350
—
1907
22,220,575
3.25
3.50
4.25
7.25 22.00 58.00 100.00
700 1,485
1907D
4,080,000
3.75
5.00
8.75 17.50 43.50
115
275
3,950
—
1907O
5,058,000
4.25
6.75 33.50 50.00 62.50
110
210
1,350
—
1907S
3,178,470
4.25
5.50 16.00 27.50 67.50
150
410
2,450
—
1908
10,600,545
3.25
3.50
4.25
7.25 22.00 58.00 100.00
700 1,485
1908D
7,490,000
3.25
3.50
5.75
9.75 29.00 63.00
125
990
—
1908O
1,789,000
5.25 11.00 44.50 64.00 92.00
150
290
1,350
—
1908S
3,220,000
4.50
6.25 11.50 22.00 46.00
175
310
2,350
—
1909
10,240,650
3.25
3.50
4.25
7.25 22.00 58.00 100.00
700 1,485
1909D
954,000
7.25 18.50 60.00 100.00
135
225
485
3,150
—
1909O
2,287,000
4.00
7.25 12.50 22.00 50.00 92.50
185
1,650
—
1909S
1,000,000
8.75 19.50 88.00
130
182
315
525
3,150
—
1910
11,520,551
3.25
3.50
4.00
9.75 22.00 58.00 100.00
700 1,485
1910D
3,490,000
3.50
4.00
8.50 19.00 47.50 100.00
210
1,650
—
1910S
1,240,000
5.25
9.00 50.00 74.00
110
195
425
2,450
—
1911
18,870,543
3.25
3.50
4.00
7.00 22.00 58.00 100.00
700 1,485
1911D
11,209,000
3.25
3.50
4.00
7.00 22.00 58.00 100.00
700
—
1911S
3,520,000
4.00
4.75
8.50 18.50 39.50
105
195
1,050
—
1912
19,350,700
3.25
3.50
4.00
7.00 22.00 58.00 100.00
700 1,485
1912D
11,760,000
3.25
3.50
4.00
7.00 22.00 58.00 100.00
700
—
1912S
3,420,000
3.50
4.50
5.60 12.50 34.00 92.50
155
775
—
1913
19,760,622
3.25
3.50
4.00
7.00 22.00 58.00 100.00
700 1,485
49
Date
1913S
1914
1914D
1914S
1915
1915S
1916
1916S
Mintage
510,000
17,360,655
11,908,000
2,100,000
5,620,450
960,000
18,490,000
5,820,000
G-4
35.00
3.25
3.25
3.50
3.25
7.50
3.25
3.50
VG-8
50.00
3.50
3.50
4.50
3.50
11.50
3.50
4.50
F-12
120
4.00
4.00
8.00
4.00
34.50
4.00
5.00
VF-20
190
7.00
7.00
17.50
7.00
49.50
8.00
8.50
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
240
325
480
22.00 58.00 100.00
22.00 58.00 100.00
39.50 78.00
150
22.00 58.00 100.00
66.50
135
250
22.00 58.00 100.00
25.50 63.00
105
MS-65 Prf-65
1,375
—
700 1,485
700
—
1,250
—
700 1,485
1,550
—
700
—
795
—
Mercury Dime
KM # 140 • 2.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0723 oz. ASW, 17.8 mm. • Designer: Adolph A.
Weinman Notes: All specimens listed as -65FSB are for fully struck MS-65 coins with fully
split and rounded horizontal bands on the fasces.
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40
1916
22,180,080 3.80 4.75 6.00 7.00 12.00
1916D
264,000
850 1,500 2,750 3,950 5,750
1916S
10,450,000 4.00 5.00 9.25 15.00 25.00
1917
55,230,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 5.50 8.00
1917D
9,402,000 4.30 6.00 12.50 26.00 52.50
1917S
27,330,000 3.40 3.90 4.60 7.50 15.00
1918
26,680,000 3.40 4.60 5.75 12.00 34.00
1918D
22,674,800 3.40 4.50 6.50 13.00 32.00
1918S
19,300,000 3.40 3.90 4.40 11.00 24.00
1919
35,740,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 5.50 12.00
1919D
9,939,000 3.40 6.00 13.50 31.00 46.00
1919S
8,850,000 3.40 4.50 10.50 20.00 42.00
1920
59,030,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 4.50 8.50
1920D
19,171,000 3.40 4.50 4.75 9.00 24.00
1920S
13,820,000 3.40 3.90 7.00 9.00 21.00
1921
1,230,000 60.00 77.00 110
245
540
1921D
1,080,000 80.00 120 185
365
650
1923
50,130,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 4.50 7.00
1923S
6,440,000 3.40 4.50 8.25 19.00 75.00
1924
24,010,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 4.50 13.50
1924D
6,810,000 3.90 4.90 9.00 23.50 63.00
1924S
7,120,000 3.40 3.90 4.40 12.00 59.00
1925
25,610,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 5.50 11.00
1925D
5,117,000 4.90 5.00 12.75 46.50
135
1925S
5,850,000 3.40 3.90 7.75 18.50 85.00
1926
32,160,000 3.40 3.80 3.90 4.00 5.75
1926D
6,828,000 3.90 4.00 5.00 12.00 32.00
1926S
1,520,000 11.75 13.50 29.00 67.50
275
1927
28,080,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 4.50 6.00
1927D
4,812,000 3.90 5.00 7.75 25.50 88.00
1927S
4,770,000 3.40 3.90 5.50 11.00 30.00
1928
19,480,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 4.50 4.75
1928D
4,161,000 3.70 4.90 11.50 25.50 62.50
1928S
Large S
7,400,000 4.40 5.40 7.50 12.00 40.00
1928S
Small S
Inc. above 3.40 3.80 4.40 6.50 19.00
1929
25,970,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 4.50 4.50
1929D
5,034,000 3.40 3.90 4.40 8.00 15.00
1929S
4,730,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 5.00 7.50
1929S Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above 5.00 9.00 16.00 25.00 40.00
1930
6,770,000 3.40 3.80 2.40 2.60 7.00
1930S
1,843,000 3.40 3.90 4.80 6.50 19.00
1931
3,150,000 3.40 3.80 4.40 4.70 12.50
1931D
1,260,000 8.50 10.00 15.00 19.50 48.00
1931 Doubled Die
Obv & Rev Inc. above
—
—
— 50.00 70.00
1931S
1,800,000 4.00 5.00 5.50 11.00 23.50
1931S Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above 7.50 10.00 13.00 25.00 35.00
1934
24,080,000 2.10 2.20 2.30 2.40 6.50
1934D
6,772,000 2.80 2.90 3.90 7.50 14.00
1935
58,830,000 2.10 2.20 2.30 2.40 4.25
1935D
10,477,000 2.50 2.60 2.70 6.50 13.00
1935S
15,840,000 2.50 2.60 2.70 3.30 5.50
1936
87,504,130 2.10 2.20 2.30 2.40 2.80
1936 Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above
—
— 8.00 15.00 25.00
1936D
16,132,000 2.50 2.60 2.70 4.30 8.50
1936S
9,210,000
— 2.60 2.70 3.00 6.00
1937
56,865,756 2.10 2.20 2.30 2.40 3.75
1937 Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above
—
—
— 6.00 9.00
1937D
14,146,000 2.50 2.60 2.70 3.00 6.00
1937S
9,740,000 2.50 2.60 2.70 3.00 5.50
1937S Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above
—
—
— 5.00 8.00
1938
22,198,728 2.10 2.20 2.30 2.40 3.75
1938D
5,537,000 2.50 2.60 2.70 5.00 6.00
1938S
8,090,000 2.50 2.60 2.70 3.00 5.00
1939
67,749,321 2.10 2.20 2.30 2.40 2.80
1939 Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above
—
—
— 4.00 6.00
1939D
24,394,000 2.30 2.40 2.50 2.70 3.50
1939S
10,540,000 2.60 2.70 2.80 3.10 6.75
1940
65,361,827 2.10 2.20 2.30 2.40 2.80
1940D
21,198,000 2.30 2.40 2.50 2.70 4.20
1940S
21,560,000 2.30 2.40 2.50 2.70 4.20
50
AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-65 -65FSB
22.50 29.00 43.00
110
165
9,250 13,200 18,400 26,500 48,500
28.00 44.00 60.00
210
800
12.50 27.00 55.00
155
375
90.00
120
300 1,100 5,650
28.00 60.00
170
470 1,265
42.00 67.00 95.00
420 1,325
46.00 100.00
210
600 27,500
38.50 92.00
230
660 7,450
23.00 36.00
105
315
685
70.00
175
420 2,100 38,500
70.00
175
450 1,250 14,350
14.00 28.00 67.00
235
540
43.00
110
310
750 4,750
39.00
110
300 1,300 8,250
850 1,150 1,465 2,850 4,350
1,050 1,250 1,650 2,900 5,200
15.00 28.00 42.00
115
340
100.00
155
375 1,150 7,450
26.50 40.00 88.00
175
500
100.00
165
460 1,050 1,365
95.00
185
450 1,100 16,750
16.00 28.00 75.00
210
990
185
335
725 1,750 3,500
100.00
180
475 1,400 4,650
12.00 26.00 55.00
240
525
43.00
125
260
550 2,500
400
850 1,425 3,000 6,750
11.00 26.00 48.00
138
350
95.00
165
360 1,285 8,500
46.00
270
550 1,400 7,600
16.00 28.00 48.00
120
345
85.00
165
315
875 2,750
85.00
225
385
750
6,500
36.00
10.00
21.00
20.00
140
21.00
28.00
32.50
280
28.00
30.00
42.00
425
60.00
75.00
90.00
2,000
175
225
560
60.00 95.00
13.00 26.00
45.00 80.00
22.50 33.00
53.00 100.00
140
48.00
122
62.50
125
275
120
200
135
285
1,150
575
685
800
375
90.00
135
42.50 100.00
200
135
485
275
650
2,500
60.00
10.00
27.50
7.50
25.00
14.00
6.50
140
28.00
48.00
10.00
37.00
24.00
9.00
200
33.00
60.00
15.00
46.00
28.00
15.00
425
42.00
78.00
30.00
84.00
37.00
26.50
3,850
130
320
68.00
500
360
84.00
35.00
17.00
12.50
6.00
50.00 100.00
28.00 36.00
20.00 30.00
8.00 12.00
165
53.00
33.00
24.00
—
290
88.00
52.00
12.00
12.50
10.00
20.00
22.50
22.00
40.00
30.00
27.00
60.00
43.00
36.00
175
105
190
12.00
7.50
12.00
12.00
3.60
28.00
13.50
18.50
21.50
9.00
42.00
15.00
24.00
27.50
11.00
80.00
25.00
34.00
37.00
25.00
275
80.00
62.00
160
170
8.00
5.50
14.00
3.10
6.00
6.50
14.00
7.50
25.00
6.00
8.00
8.50
20.00
10.00
32.00
11.00
13.00
12.50
35.00
26.00
50.00
30.00
32.00
32.00
450
49.00
765
48.00
48.00
95.00
Date
Mintage
1941
175,106,557
1941 Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above
1941D
45,634,000
1941D Doubled
Die Obv
Inc. above
1941S
Small S 43,090,000
1941S
Large S
Inc. above
1941S Doubled
Die Rev
Inc. above
1942
205,432,329
1942/41
Inc. above
1942D
60,740,000
1942/41D
Inc. above
1942S
49,300,000
1943
191,710,000
1943D
71,949,000
1943S
60,400,000
1944
231,410,000
1944D
62,224,000
1944S
49,490,000
1945
159,130,000
1945D
40,245,000
1945S
41,920,000
1945S
micro S
Inc. above
G-4 VG-8
2.10 2.20
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-65
2.30 2.40 2.80
3.10
6.00
9.50 30.00
-65FSB
46.00
—
2.30
— 10.00 16.00
2.50 2.70 3.20
295
46.00
—
2.40
—
—
—
2.30
2.40
2.50
9.00 14.00
2.70
30.00
3.60
55.00
8.00
80.00
13.00
140
23.00
20.00
30.00
60.00
90.00
250
3.20
4.50
7.00
10.00
30.00
46.00
145
250
425
4.00
5.00
8.00 15.00 25.00
60.00
110
4.00
2.10
525
2.30
475
2.30
2.10
2.30
2.30
2.10
2.30
2.30
2.10
2.30
2.30
4.50
2.20
545
2.40
540
2.40
2.20
2.40
2.40
2.20
2.40
2.40
2.20
2.40
2.40
5.00
2.30
610
2.50
600
2.50
2.30
2.50
2.50
2.30
2.50
2.50
2.30
2.50
2.50
5.50
2.40
640
2.70
650
2.70
2.40
2.70
2.70
2.40
2.70
2.70
2.40
2.70
2.70
6.00
2.80
750
3.20
825
3.20
2.80
3.20
3.20
2.80
3.20
3.20
2.80
3.20
3.20
7.50
3.10
1,285
3.60
1,350
3.60
3.10
3.40
3.60
3.10
3.40
3.60
3.10
3.60
3.60
18.00
6.00
2,700
8.00
2,650
9.80
6.00
7.80
9.50
6.00
7.50
7.50
6.00
6.50
7.00
25.00 50.00 85.00
9.50 24.00 46.00
4,000 12,500 35,000
12.75 27.50 46.00
4,500 7,000 26,500
16.00 24.00
145
9.50 31.00 50.00
12.00 30.00 47.00
13.00 26.50 66.00
9.50 23.00 75.00
15.00 23.00 46.00
16.00 30.00 50.00
9.50 23.00 97.50
10.00 24.00 46.50
10.00 24.00
105
3.30
4.00
6.00
9.00 13.00
20.00
28.00
38.00
115
685
Roosevelt Dime
KM# 195 • 2.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0723 oz. ASW, 17.9 mm. • Designer: John R. Sinnock
Date
1946
1946D
1946S
1947
1947D
1947S
1948
1948D
1948S
1949
1949D
1949S
1950
1950D
1950S
1951
1951D
1951S
1952
1952D
1952S
1953
1953D
1953S
1954
1954D
1954S
1955
1955D
1955S
1956
1956D
1957
1957D
1958
1958D
1959
1959D
1960
1960D
1961
1961D
1962
1962D
1963
1963D
1964
1964D
Mintage
225,250,000
61,043,500
27,900,000
121,520,000
46,835,000
34,840,000
74,950,000
52,841,000
35,520,000
30,940,000
26,034,000
13,510,000
50,181,500
46,803,000
20,440,000
102,937,602
56,529,000
31,630,000
99,122,073
122,100,000
44,419,500
53,618,920
136,433,000
39,180,000
114,243,503
106,397,000
22,860,000
12,828,381
13,959,000
18,510,000
109,309,384
108,015,100
161,407,952
113,354,330
32,785,652
136,564,600
86,929,291
164,919,790
72,081,602
200,160,400
96,758,244
209,146,550
75,668,019
334,948,380
126,725,645
421,476,530
933,310,762
1,357,517,180
G-4
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VG-8
—
—
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—
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—
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F-12 VF-20 XF-40
—
—
3.50
—
—
3.50
—
—
3.50
—
—
3.50
—
—
3.50
—
—
3.50
—
—
3.50
—
—
3.50
—
—
3.50
3.30
3.30
3.50
3.30
3.30
3.50
3.30
3.50
8.00
—
3.30
3.50
—
—
—
3.30
3.30
3.75
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
3.30
3.50
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
3.30
3.90
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
3.30
3.50
—
3.30
3.50
—
3.30
3.50
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
AU-50
3.70
3.90
4.00
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
8.50
5.50
15.00
3.50
3.60
9.00
3.80
3.70
4.00
3.60
3.60
4.10
3.60
3.60
4.00
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
MS-60
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.70
4.50
3.70
3.70
5.00
4.50
16.00
9.00
35.00
7.00
3.70
23.00
3.90
3.90
10.00
3.90
3.90
5.50
3.90
4.20
5.50
3.90
3.90
4.00
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
4.00
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.20
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
MS-65
14.50
13.50
18.50
15.00
16.00
15.00
14.00
15.00
17.00
65.00
25.00
65.00
32.00
15.00
68.00
11.00
11.00
34.00
22.00
11.00
16.00
12.00
11.00
12.50
10.00
10.00
10.00
8.50
8.50
8.00
9.50
9.00
8.50
7.50
11.00
10.00
8.00
8.50
8.50
7.50
8.00
6.50
6.50
7.00
7.50
7.00
7.50
7.00
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
55.00
—
—
60.00
—
—
35.00
—
—
42.00
—
—
18.00
—
—
17.00
—
—
8.00
—
5.00
—
6.00
—
4.50
—
4.50
—
4.00
—
4.00
—
3.75
—
3.75
—
Roosevelt Dime
KM# 195a • 2.2680g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 17.91 mm. • Designer: John R. Sinnock
Notes: The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have clearer mint marks than the Type I proofs
of those years. On the 1982 no-mint-mark variety, the mint mark was inadvertently left off.
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
1965
1965SMS
1966
1966SMS
1967
1967SMS
1968
1968D
1968S
1968 no S error
1969
1969D
1969S
1970
1970D
1970S
1970S No S
1971
1971D
1971S
1972
1972D
1972S
1973
1973D
1973S
1974
1974D
1974S
1975
1975D
1975S
1976
1976D
1976S
1977
1977D
1977S
1978
1978D
1978S
1979
1979D
1979S type I
1979S type II
1980P
1980D
1980S
1981P
1981D
1981S type I
1981S type II
1982P
1982 no mint mark
1982D
1982S
1983P
1983D
1983S
1984P
1984D
1984S
1985P
1985D
1985S
1986P
1986D
1986S
1987P
1987D
1987S
1988P
1988D
1988S
1989P
1989D
1989S
1990P
1990D
1990S
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
1,652,140,570 6.00
—
— 2.00
—
1,382,734,540 6.50
—
— 2.25
—
2,244,007,320 7.00
—
— 3.50
—
424,470,000 6.50
—
480,748,280 6.50
—
(3,041,506)
— 4.00
—
— 7,500
145,790,000 7.00
—
563,323,870 6.00
—
(2,934,631)
— 4.00
345,570,000 5.50
—
754,942,100 5.00
—
(2,632,810)
— 4.00
—
— 1,300
162,690,000 10.00
—
377,914,240 8.00
—
(3,220,733)
— 4.00
431,540,000 7.50
—
330,290,000 8.50
—
(3,260,996)
— 4.00
315,670,000 6.00
—
455,032,426 5.50
—
(2,760,339)
— 4.00
470,248,000 5.50
—
571,083,000 4.50
—
(2,612,568)
— 4.00
585,673,900 4.50
—
313,705,300 4.50
—
(2,845,450)
— 4.00
568,760,000 4.50
—
695,222,774 4.50
—
(4,149,730)
— 4.00
796,930,000 4.50
—
376,607,228 8.00
—
(3,251,152)
— 4.00
663,980,000 5.00
—
282,847,540 4.50
—
(3,127,781)
— 4.00
315,440,000 5.50
—
390,921,184 5.00
—
(3,677,175)
— 5.00
Inc. above
— 2.00
735,170,000 6.00
—
719,354,321 5.00
—
(3,554,806)
— 4.00
676,650,000 4.00
—
712,284,143 4.00
—
—
— 4.00
—
— 6.50
519,475,000 8.50
—
Inc. above
300
—
542,713,584 3.20
—
(3,857,479)
— 4.00
647,025,000 6.00
—
730,129,224 4.00
—
(3,279,126)
— 4.00
856,669,000 4.00
—
704,803,976 3.50
—
(3,065,110)
— 4.00
705,200,962 5.00
—
587,979,970 3.50
—
(3,362,821)
— 4.00
682,649,693 3.50
—
473,326,970 3.50
—
(3,010,497)
— 4.00
762,709,481 4.50
—
653,203,402 4.50
—
(4,227,728)
— 4.00
1,030,550,000 5.50
—
962,385,488 5.50
—
(3,262,948)
— 3.00
1,298,400,000 4.00
—
896,535,597 5.00
—
(3,220,194)
— 4.00
1,034,340,000 4.50
—
839,995,824 5.50
—
(3,299,559)
— 4.00
Date
1991P
1991D
1991S
1992P
1992D
1992S
1993P
1993D
1993S
1994P
1994D
1994S
1995P
1995D
1995S
1996P
1996D
1996W
1996S
1997P
1997D
1997S
1998P
1998D
1998S
1999P
1999D
1999S
2000P
2000D
2000S
2001P
2001D
2001S
2002P
2002D
2002S
2003P
2003D
2003S
2004P
2004D
2004S
2005P
2005P Satin Finish
2005D
2005D Satin Finish
2005S
2006P
2006P Satin Finish
2006D
2006D Satin Finish
2006S
2007P
2007P Satin Finish
2007D
2007D Satin Finish
2007S
2008P
2008 Satin Finish
2008D
2008 Satin Finish
2008S
2009P
2009 Satin Finish
2009D
2009 Satin Finish
2009S
2010P
2010P Satin Finish
2010D
2010D Satin Finish
2010S
2011P
2011D
2011S
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
927,220,000 5.00
—
601,241,114 5.00
—
(2,867,787)
— 3.00
593,500,000 4.50
—
616,273,932 4.50
—
(2,858,981)
— 4.00
766,180,000 3.50
—
750,110,166 4.50
—
(2,633,439)
— 7.00
1,189,000,000 4.00
—
1,303,268,110 5.50
—
(2,484,594)
— 5.00
1,125,500,000 4.00
—
1,274,890,000 4.50
—
(2,010,384)
— 20.00
1,421,163,000 3.00
—
1,400,300,000 5.00
—
1,457,949 24.00
—
(2,085,191)
— 3.50
991,640,000 4.00
—
979,810,000 3.00
—
(1,975,000)
— 14.00
1,163,000,000 2.75
—
1,172,250,000 2.75
—
(2,078,494)
— 4.00
2,164,000,000 2.75
—
1,397,750,000 2.75
—
(2,557,897)
— 4.00
1,842,500,000 2.75
—
1,818,700,000 2.75
—
(3,097,440)
— 1.00
1,369,590,000 2.75
—
1,412,800,000 2.75
—
(2,249,496)
— 3.75
1,187,500,000 2.75
—
1,379,500,000 3.00
—
(2,268,913)
— 2.50
1,085,500,000 3.00
—
986,500,000 3.00
—
(2,076,165)
— 2.60
1,328,000,000 3.00
—
1,159,500,000 3.00
—
(1,804,396)
— 4.75
1,412,000,000 2.75
—
— 4.00
—
1,423,500,000 2.75
—
— 4.00
—
—
— 2.60
1,381,000,000 2.50
—
— 4.00
—
1,447,000,000 2.50
—
— 4.00
—
—
— 2.50
— 2.00
—
— 3.00
—
— 2.00
—
— 3.00
—
—
— 2.50
— 1.25
—
— 2.50
—
— 1.25
—
— 2.50
—
—
— 2.50
— 1.25
—
— 1.00
—
— 1.25
—
— 1.00
—
—
— 2.50
— 4.00
—
— 2.00
—
— 4.00
—
— 2.00
—
—
— 2.50
— 4.00
—
— 4.00
—
—
— 2.50
— 4.00
—
— 4.00
—
—
— 2.50
20 CENTS
Seated Liberty within circle of stars, date below obverse
Eagle with arrows in talons, value below reverse
KM# 109 • 5.0000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1447 oz. ASW, 22 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: William Barber
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
Prf-65
1875
39,700
165 210
270
325
415
550
835 5,500
9,500
1875S
1,155,000 100.00 110
120
175
210
320
500 4,900
—
Note: 1875-S exists as a branch mint proof
1875S Clear S
Inc. above
110 120
135
200
235
350
600 5,500
—
1875S over
horizontal S
Inc. above 100.00 110
120
175
210
320
500 4,900
—
Note: Also known as filled S
1875S as $
Inc. above
— 120
130
150
225
260
375 1,300
—
1875CC
133,290
335 385
475
600
775
1,150 1,650 10,000
—
1876
15,900
185 225
285
350
410
535
800 5,600
9,400
1876CC
10,000
—
—
—
—
— 60,000
—
— 175,000
Note: Only one circulated example known. Eliasberg Sale, April 1997, MS-65, $148,500. Heritage 1999 ANA,
MS-63, $86,500.
1877 proof only
510
—
— 2,700 2,900 3,300 3,500
—
— 10,000
1878 proof only
600
—
— 2,000 2,300 2,400 2,800
—
—
9,500
QUARTER
Draped Bust Quarter
Draped bust right obverse
Small eagle reverse
KM# 25 • 6.7400g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.1933 oz. ASW, 27.5 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1796
Mintage
6,146
G-4
11,000
VG-8
16,500
F-12
30,000
VF-20
39,500
XF-40
42,500
AU-50
68,000
MS-60
82,500
MS-65
235,000
Draped Bust Quarter
Draped bust right, flanked by stars, date at angle
below obverse Heraldic eagle reverse
KM# 36 • 6.7400g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.1933 oz. ASW, 27.5 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY
Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1804
1805
1806/5
1806
1807
Mintage
6,738
121,394
206,124
Inc. above
220,643
G-4
5,500
230
250
220
220
VG-8
6,750
285
375
275
275
F-12 VF-20
9,000 14,500
520
960
650 1,400
500
900
500
925
XF-40
46,500
2,500
2,850
2,350
2,350
AU-50
54,500
4,450
5,000
4,250
4,250
MS-60
88,500
6,600
7,150
6,300
6,300
MS-65
335,000
62,000
72,000
56,000
58,000
Liberty Cap Quarter
Draped bust left, flanked by stars, date below obv
Eagle with arrows in talons, banner above, value below rev
Roosevelt Dime
KM # 195b • 2.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.0723 oz. ASW, 17.9 mm. • Designer: John R. Sinnock
Date
1992S
1993S
1994S
1995S
1996S
1997S
1998S
1999S
2000S
2001S
Mintage
(1,317,579)
(761,353)
(785,329)
(838,953)
(830,021)
(821,678)
(878,792)
(804,565)
(965,921)
(849,600)
Prf-65
5.00
9.00
9.00
12.00
8.00
14.00
8.00
8.00
5.50
5.00
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Date
2002S
2003S
2004S
2005S
2006S
2007S
2008S
2009S
2010S
2011S
Mintage
(888,826)
(1,090,425)
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Prf-65
5.00
4.75
5.00
5.00
4.50
6.00
6.50
6.75
6.75
6.75
KM# 44 • 6.7400g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.1933 oz. ASW, 27 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: John Reich Notes: Varieties of the 1819 strikes are distinguished by the
size of the 9 in the date. Varieties of the 1820 strikes are distinguished by the size of the 0 in the
date. One 1822 variety and one 1828 variety have “25” engraved over “50” in the denomination.
The 1827 restrikes were produced privately using dies sold as scrap by the U.S. Mint.
51
Date
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
1815
89,235 100.00
135
200
425 1,375
1,750
3,250 30,000
1818/15
361,174 100.00
130
190
450 1,350
1,850
3,200 28,500
1818
Inc. above 95.00
125
180
410 1,200
1,600
2,850 19,500
1819 small 9
144,000 95.00
125
180
410 1,225
1,659
2,900 23,500
1819 large 9
Inc. above 95.00
130
185
435 1,300
1,750
3,100 25,000
1820 small 0
127,444 95.00
125
180
420 1,300
1,700
3,100 34,500
1820 large 0
Inc. above 95.00
125
180
415 1,225
1,600
2,900 32,500
1821
216,851 100.00
130
185
420 1,275
1,650
2,875 20,000
1822
64,080
110
135
200
440 1,225
2,750
4,200
—
1822 25/50C.
Inc. above 1,650 3,350 4,350 6,800 12,500 20,000 33,000 125,000
1823/22
17,800 30,000 35,000 48,500 58,500 68,000 100,000 175,000
—
Note: 1823/22, Superior, Aug. 1990, Proof, $62,500.
1824/2
—
275
425
600 1,650 4,200
7,000 14,500
—
1825/22
168,000
125
175
260
500 1,550
2,100
3,000
—
1825/23
Inc. above
115
150
235
450 1,400
1,850
3,400 25,000
1825/24
Inc. above 100.00
135
210
420 1,325
1,700
3,150 22,000
1827 original
curl base 2
4,000
—
—
— 70,000 75,000 80,000
—
—
Note: Eliasberg, April 1997, VF-20, $39,600.
1827 restrike,
square base 2
Inc. above
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Note: 1827 restrike, Eliasberg, April 1997, Prf-65, $77,000.
1828
102,000 90.00
120
180
400 1,100
1,650
3,000 26,000
1828 25/50C.
Inc. above
165
320
550 1,250 2,650
4,250
9,500
—
Date
1842 large date
1842O small date
1842O large date
1843
1843O
1844
1844O
1845
1846
1847
1847O
1848
1849
1849O
1850
1850O
1851
1851O
1852
1852O
1853 recut date
Mintage
Inc. above
769,000
Inc. above
645,600
968,000
421,200
740,000
922,000
510,000
734,000
368,000
146,000
340,000
—
190,800
412,000
160,000
88,000
177,060
96,000
44,200
G-4
80.00
500
31.00
28.00
31.00
28.00
31.00
28.00
30.00
28.00
36.00
38.00
30.00
550
31.00
31.00
36.00
200
42.00
210
350
VG-8
F-12
140
235
1,000 1,750
44.50 55.00
31.50 34.00
44.50 55.00
31.50 34.00
44.50 52.00
31.50 34.00
33.50 36.00
31.50 34.00
55.00 100.00
52.00 90.00
33.50 38.00
800 1,300
350 75.00
44.50 85.00
65.00
125
350
550
62.00 85.00
300
600
450 1,050
VF-20
325
2,650
95.00
44.00
145
44.00
90.00
44.00
46.00
44.00
200
175
75.00
2,200
135
150
200
950
185
1,250
1,250
XF-40
390
4,500
275
75.00
400
95.00
200
110
200
85.00
475
275
145
4,000
180
245
285
1,650
285
2,850
1,750
AU-50
750
9,000
400
185
825
215
375
200
275
200
1,750
465
290
5,750
360
575
400
3,000
400
4,250
2,500
MS-60
1,750
25,000
1,500
400
2,200
450
1,250
485
510
450
3,650
1,075
700
10,000
850
1,550
875
5,850
750
12,500
3,850
MS-65
14,500
—
—
6,750
—
8,250
8,000
6,250
10,000
6,650
—
—
13,500
—
10,500
15,000
8,000
—
6,200
—
11,000
Seated Liberty Quarter
Seated Liberty, arrows at date obverse
Rays around eagle reverse
Liberty Cap Quarter
Draped bust left, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Eagle with arrows in talons, value below reverse
KM# 78 • 6.2200g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1800 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
KM # 55 • 0.8920 Silver, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer:
William Kneass Notes: Varieties of the 1831 strikes are distinguished by the size of the
lettering on the reverse.
Date
1831 small letter rev.
1831 large letter rev.
1832
1833
1834
1834 0 over O
1835
1836
1837
1838
Mintage
398,000
Inc. above
320,000
156,000
286,000
Inc. above
1,952,000
472,000
252,400
832,000
G-4
VG-8 F-12
70.00 95.00 115
70.00 90.00 110
70.00 90.00 110
75.00 100.00 115
70.00 90.00 110
—
—
—
70.00 90.00 110
70.00 90.00 110
70.00 90.00 110
70.00 90.00 110
VF-20
160
150
150
170
150
—
150
150
150
150
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
400
850 1,175
385
775 1,100
385
775 1,075
420
855 1,400
385
775 1,100
—
—
—
385
775 1,100
385
775 1,100
385
775 1,100
385
775 1,100
MS-65
19,500
17,000
22,750
20,500
17,000
—
23,750
18,850
17,000
19,500
Date
1853
1853/4
1853O
Mintage
15,210,020
Inc. above
1,332,000
G-4
27.50
40.00
29.50
VG-8
31.00
70.00
45.00
F-12 VF-20
34.00 44.00
110
200
54.00 85.00
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
150
320
900 17,000 175,000
400
950 1,950 45,000
—
300 1,100 2,950 25,000
—
Seated Liberty Quarter
Seated Liberty, arrows at date obverse
Eagle with arrows in talons, value below reverse
Seated Liberty Quarter
Seated Liberty, stars around top 1/2 of border, date below
obverse Eagle with arrows in talons, value below reverse
KM# 81 • 6.2200g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1800 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1854
1854O
1854O huge O
1855
1855O
1855S
Mintage
Inc. above
491,146
425,200
G-4
35.00
37.00
40.00
VG-8
42.00
46.00
54.00
F-12
53.00
58.00
75.00
VF-20
90.00
96.00
135
XF-40
365
380
425
G-4
27.50
29.50
800
27.50
40.00
45.00
VG-8
31.00
33.00
1,400
31.00
60.00
60.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
33.00 42.00 70.00
245
460 8,900 37,500
35.00 60.00
125
265
900 10,000
—
2,650 4,350 7,500 11,500
—
—
—
33.00 42.00 75.00
245
460 8,900 37,500
115
250
475 1,250 3,000
—
—
120
225
550 1,350 2,400 29,500
—
Seated Liberty Quarter
KM # 64.1 • 6.6800g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1933 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1838
1839
1840O
Mintage
12,380,000
1,484,000
Inc. above
2,857,000
176,000
396,400
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
Eagle with arrows in talons, value below reverse
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
660 1,265 36,500
685 1,340 38,000
700 1,650 48,500
Seated Liberty Quarter
Drapery added to Liberty's left elbow,
stars around top 1/2 of border obverse
Eagle with arrows in talons, value below reverse
KM# A64.2 • 6.2200g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1800 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
KM # 64.2 • 6.6800g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1933 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
F-12 VF-20
1840
188,127 31.00 36.50 55.00 100.00
1840O
Inc. above 34.00 55.00 90.00
200
1841
120,000 52.00 75.00 95.00
190
1841O
452,000 30.00 33.50 50.00 85.00
1842 small date
88,000
—
—
—
—
Note: 1842 small date, Eliasberg, April 1997, Prf-63, $66,000.
52
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
225
350
800 14,500
350
525 1,100 17,500
275
400
950 11,000
190
325
750 10,000
—
—
—
—
Date
1856
1856O
1856S
1856S/S
1857
1857O
1857S
1858
1858O
1858S
1859
1859O
1859S
1860
Mintage
G-4
7,264,000 28.00
968,000 30.00
286,000 60.00
Inc. above
150
9,644,000 28.00
1,180,000 30.00
82,000 100.00
7,368,000 28.00
520,000 32.00
121,000 75.00
1,344,000 30.00
260,000 32.00
80,000
150
805,400 32.00
VG-8
31.50
33.50
120
275
31.50
33.50
150
31.50
35.50
120
33.50
33.50
250
35.50
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
34.00 44.00 75.00
185
280 4,150 18,500
40.00 60.00
110
300
925 9,000
—
200
350 1,600 2,250 5,000
—
—
500 1,250 2,450 3,500
—
—
—
34.00 44.00 75.00
185
280 4,000 11,500
36.00 46.00
125
380 1,025
—
—
250
400
700 1,350 2,900
—
—
34.00 44.00 75.00
185
280 4,000 8,500
40.00 60.00
135
425 1,450 24,000
—
250
800 2,850 3,750 13,500
—
—
36.00 46.00 80.00
185
400 7,300 7,000
50.00 65.00
185
475 1,100 12,500
—
400
900 3,250 9,850
—
—
—
38.00 48.00 85.00
195
444 4,500 5,650
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Date
1860O
1860S
1861
1861S
1862
1862S
1863
1864
1864S
1865
1865S
1866 unique
Mintage
388,000
56,000
4,854,600
96,000
932,550
67,000
192,060
94,070
20,000
59,300
41,000
—
G-4 VG-8
32.00 44.00
450 1,000
30.00 33.50
90.00
160
32.00 36.50
65.00
130
45.00 57.00
80.00 100.00
450
650
75.00 95.00
105
180
—
—
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
52.00 70.00
120
360
950 13,000
—
2,200 3,700 14,500 24,500
—
—
—
36.00 46.00 80.00
195
310 3,600 5,650
235
750 3,850 9,000
—
—
—
42.00 52.00 90.00
190
350 4,350 5,650
250
475
880 1,650 3,500
—
—
75.00
140
250
360
650 4,850 5,650
130
225
360
440
775 5,000 5,650
1,150 2,150 3,450 4,850 12,500
—
—
150
235
340
450
850 6,950 5,650
255
400
800 1,150 2,800 12,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Seated Liberty Quarter
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
IN GOD WE TRUST above eagle reverse
KM # 98 • 6.2200g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1800 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: The 1873 closed-3 and open-3
varieties are distinguished by the amount of space between the upper left and lower left serifs
in the 3.
Date
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
F-12 VF-20
XF-40
AU-50 MS-60
1866
17,525
450
600
750 1,050
1,400
1,700
2,350
1866S
28,000
295
390
750 1,400
1,950
2,500
3,850
1867
20,625
260
325
500
850
1,325
1,575
1,950
1867S
48,000
250
450
850 1,350
2,850
7,000 14,000
1868
30,000
150
200
275
385
500
550
900
1868S
96,000 90.00
185
325
450
775
1,500
3,300
1869
16,600
300
450
560
700
935
1,050
1,600
1869S
76,000 100.00
185
325
475
840
1,400
2,650
1870
87,400 55.00 65.00
130
190
275
400
850
1870CC
8,340 8,500 14,500 18,500 24,500 40,000 55,000 75,000
1871
119,160 30.00 47.50 60.00
125
225
350
725
1871CC
10,890 3,250 7,500 10,000 15,500 26,500 40,000 66,500
1871S
30,900
400
525
850 1,150
1,400
2,600
4,450
1872
182,950 30.00 55.00 75.00
110
185
300
600
1872CC
22,850 1,250 1,850 3,250 6,000 13,000 20,000 44,500
1872S
83,000
850 1,250 2,250 3,350
5,000
6,750
8,750
1873
closed 3
212,600
250
425
550
800
1,650
2,200
7,500
1873
open 3
Inc. above 32.00 4,750 62.00
130
175
250
450
1873CC
6 known
4,000
— 75,000
—
— 100,000 124,000 140,000
Note: 1873CC, Heritage, April 1999, MS-62, $106,375.
MS-65 Prf-65
6,800 2,750
17,500
—
— 2,550
—
—
7,350 2,650
15,000
—
7,500 2,650
15,500
—
6,500 2,650
—
—
7,500 2,500
—
—
11,500
—
7,350 2,550
—
—
52,500
—
—
2,650
—
KM# 114 • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Obv. Legend IN GOD
WE TRUST Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Charles E. Barber
—
—
Date
1892
1892
Type 2 Rev
1892O
1892O
Type 2 Rev
1892S
1892S
Type 2 Rev
1893
1893O
1893O MM
far right
1893S
1893S MM
far right
1894
1894O
1894O MM
far right
1894S
1894S MM
far right
1895
1895O
1895O MM
far right
1895S
1895S MM
far right
1896
1896O
1896S
1897
1897O
1897S
1898
1898O
1898S
1899
1899O
1899S
1900
1900O
1900S
1901
1901O
Seated Liberty Quarter
KM # 106 • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Mintage
1,271,700
12,462
156,000
471,900
392,000
G-4
28.00
2,950
35.00
28.00
33.00
VG-8
F-12 VF-20
32.00 37.50 60.00
5,750 10,500 16,500
45.00 85.00
175
32.00 37.50 60.00
37.00 47.50
110
XF-40
190
26,500
325
190
275
AU-50
425
47,500
525
425
485
MS-60
725
93,500
1,450
725
900
MS-65 Prf-65
3,900 8,000
—
—
20,000
—
3,650 8,000
3,650
—
Seated Liberty Quarter
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
“In God We Trust” above eagle reverse
KM # A98 • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: The 1876-CC fine-reeding variety
has a more finely reeded edge.
Date
1875
1875CC
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
4,293,500 27.50 31.50 33.50 40.00 62.50
150
255 1,775 2,350
140,000 95.00
155
270
450
825 1,250 3,650 30,000
—
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Barber Quarter
Laureate head right, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Heraldic eagle reverse
5,850
Seated Liberty, arrows at date obverse
“In God We Trust” above eagle reverse
Date
1873
1873CC
1873S
1874
1874S
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
1875S
680,000 40.00 50.00 67.00
110
175
275
575 3,350
—
1876
17,817,150 27.50 31.50 33.50 40.00 62.50
150
255 1,850 2,350
1876CC Ty1 rev.
sm wide CC
4,944,000 60.00 80.00 95.00
125
165
310
550 5,500
—
1876CC Ty1 rev.
sm close CC
Inc. above 55.00 73.00 87.50
110
150
275
500 4,250
—
1876CC Ty1 rev.
tall CC
Inc. above 50.00 68.00 80.00 100.00
135
235
450 4,000
—
1876CC Ty2 rev.
sm CC
Inc. above 50.00 68.00 80.00 100.00
135
235
450 4,150
—
1876CC Ty2 rev
tall CC
Inc. above 58.00 75.00 90.00
115
155
300
525 4,400
—
1876S
8,596,000 27.50 31.50 33.50 40.00 62.50
150
255 2,350
—
1877
10,911,710 27.50 31.50 33.50 40.00 62.50
150
255 1,775 2,350
1877CC
4,192,000 50.00 68.00 80.00 100.00
135
235
450 2,600
—
1877S
8,996,000 27.50 31.50 33.50 40.00 62.50
150
255 1,825
—
1877S over
horizontal S
Inc. above 34.00 44.00 85.00
175
250
335
650 4,350
—
1878
2,260,800 27.50 31.50 33.50 40.00 62.50
160
275 2,750 2,350
1878CC
996,000 55.00 75.00 90.00
140
150
265
550 3,650
—
1878S
140,000
150
225
345
475
785 1,075 1,950
—
—
1879
14,700
180
235
255
325
375
440
575 1,875 2,350
1880
14,955
155
215
275
325
375
435
575 2,100 2,350
1881
12,975
200
250
280
350
400
455
550 2,250 2,350
1882
16,300
210
260
290
350
400
420
600 2,150 2,350
1883
15,439
200
240
280
365
400
465
585 2,650 2,350
1884
8,875
225
285
475
550
550
600
725 2,150 2,350
1885
14,530
165
225
340
280
400
475
610 2,800 2,350
1886
5,886
325
450
550
750
675
750
925 3,250 2,350
1887
10,710
225
300
385
450
500
550
700 2,500 2,350
1888
10,833
200
275
325
425
475
520
660 2,000 2,350
1888S
1,216,000 27.50 31.50 33.50 40.00 62.50
160
340 4,000
—
1889
12,711
185
275
300
350
425
475
600 1,850 2,350
1890
80,590 60.00 75.00 100.00
135
200
300
440 1,825 2,350
1891
3,920,600 27.50 31.50 33.50 40.00 62.50
150
255 1,775 2,350
1891O
68,000
185
325
500
750 2,350 1,250 4,650 26,500
—
1891S
2,216,000 28.50 32.50 35.50 43.00 68.00
160
295 2,100
—
Mintage
8,237,245
G-4
10.30
VG-8
14.50
F-12
30.00
VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
65.00 100.00
167
285
— 2,450
Inc. above
2,640,000
9.00
22.00
10.90
30.00
26.00
55.00
46.00
90.00
72.00
155
122
235
220
400
1,550
—
2,450
—
Inc. above
964,079
15.00
50.00
21.50
75.00
44.50
135
63.50 100.00
200
300
150
465
290
650
1,700
—
—
—
Inc. above
5,484,838
3,396,000
35.00
9.00
13.50
57.50
9.40
22.00
95.00
26.00
44.00
145
39.00
75.00
200
70.00
165
300
122
285
450
220
390
4,650
1,550
—
—
2,450
—
Inc. above
1,454,535
9.00
26.00
15.00
47.50
31.00
82.00
59.00
158
118
255
170
390
265
635
1,900
—
—
—
Inc. above
3,432,972
2,852,000
21.00
9.00
12.50
38.00
9.50
24.00
67.50
32.50
50.00
125
48.00
95.00
195
93.50
165
310
140
285
450
235
415
7,250
1,550
—
—
2,450
—
Inc. above
2,648,821
10.00
11.00
18.50
17.00
43.00
50.00
80.00
95.00
142
180
220
265
325
410
2,650
—
—
—
Inc. above
4,440,880
2,816,000
8.30
9.00
17.50
13.50
10.50
27.50
37.50
30.00
60.00
70.00
39.00
92.00
128
78.00
175
195
130
290
295
235
525
2,750
1,700
—
—
2,450
—
Inc. above
1,764,681
12.50
28.00
19.50
40.00
46.00
85.00
75.00
165
145
235
225
375
390
560
2,650
—
—
—
Inc. above
3,874,762
1,484,000
188,039
8,140,731
1,414,800
542,229
11,100,735
1,868,000
1,020,592
12,624,846
2,644,000
708,000
10,016,912
3,416,000
1,858,585
8,892,813
1,612,000
22.00
9.00
49.00
875
9.00
40.00
110
9.00
16.00
12.50
9.00
14.00
18.00
9.00
16.00
8.00
17.00
68.50
30.00
9.90
82.00
1,625
9.90
62.00
148
9.90
28.50
19.00
9.90
21.00
28.50
9.90
29.00
15.00
23.00
98.00
72.00
25.00
185
2,350
21.50
185
295
22.50
75.00
50.00
22.50
38.50
70.00
23.50
69.50
38.00
32.00
200
125
185
41.50 82.00
350
590
3,450 5,250
33.50 70.00
375
420
460
590
35.00 75.00
160
300
72.00 100.00
35.00 75.00
72.00
145
94.00
145
36.00 71.50
118
175
50.00 80.00
60.00 80.00
375
590
290
130
725
6,250
122
625
865
122
430
210
115
290
275
130
320
135
200
820
425 3,650
225 1,150
815 6,950
9,750 50,000
220 1,450
900 3,550
1,350 6,350
220 1,150
665 8,950
385 7,950
220 1,150
415 2,850
410 3,650
220 1,550
575 3,750
375 4,950
215 1,550
1,065 5,450
—
2,450
—
—
2,450
—
—
2,450
—
—
2,450
—
—
2,450
—
—
2,450
—
53
Date
1901S
1902
1902O
1902S
1903
1903O
1903S
1904
1904O
1905
1905O
1905S
1906
1906D
1906O
1907
1907D
1907O
1907S
1908
1908D
1908O
1908S
1909
1909D
1909O
1909S
1910
1910D
1911
1911D
1911S
1912
1912S
1913
1913D
1913S
1914
1914D
1914S
1915
1915D
1915S
1916
1916D
1916D/D
Mintage
72,664
12,197,744
4,748,000
1,524,612
9,670,064
3,500,000
1,036,000
9,588,813
2,456,000
4,968,250
1,230,000
1,884,000
3,656,435
3,280,000
2,056,000
7,192,575
2,484,000
4,560,000
1,360,000
4,232,545
5,788,000
6,244,000
784,000
9,268,650
5,114,000
712,000
1,348,000
2,244,551
1,500,000
3,720,543
933,600
988,000
4,400,700
708,000
484,613
1,450,800
40,000
6,244,610
3,046,000
264,000
3,480,450
3,694,000
704,000
1,788,000
6,540,800
Inc. above
G-4 VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
5,650 10,000 18,500 26,500 31,000 38,000 41,500 77,500
—
8.70
9.40 19.50 32.50 65.00
121
220 1,100 2,450
8.50 16.00 52.50 89.00
150
245
485 4,000
—
14.50 22.00 55.00 92.00
170
260
525 3,600
—
8.70
9.40 19.50 32.50 61.00
121
220 2,150 2,450
8.00 13.50 41.50 65.00
125
260
435 4,850
—
15.50 26.00 46.00 89.00
145
285
435 2,450
—
8.00
9.80 20.00 34.50 69.00
120
230 1,200 2,450
17.00 29.00 72.50
158
225
460
850 2,650
—
17.00 23.00 35.00 50.00 72.00
120
220 1,500 2,450
31.00 50.00
115
225
265
365
500 6,850
—
19.50 29.00 58.00 90.00
110
220
335 3,650
—
8.70
9.40 18.50 32.50 95.00
121
215 1,100 2,450
8.70
9.70 25.00 42.50 69.00
155
230 1,675
—
8.70 13.50 40.00 60.00
112
200
290 1,150
—
8.70
9.80 17.00 32.50 62.00
121
215 1,100 2,450
8.70
9.00 29.00 50.00 76.00
175
240 2,650
—
8.70 13.50 19.00 38.50 66.00
135
215 1,900
—
10.00 18.50 47.50 75.00
135
275
465 2,950
—
8.70
9.40 18.50 33.50 66.00
121
215 1,100 2,450
8.70
9.40 17.50 35.00 66.00
117
250 1,100
—
8.70
9.40 17.50 38.50 72.00
120
215 1,100
—
18.50 40.00 90.00
165
295
500
775 4,750
—
8.70
9.40 17.50 33.50 63.00
117
215 1,100 2,450
8.70
8.00 22.00 41.50 85.00
160
215 1,350
—
40.00 95.00
295
450
625
600 1,525 8,750
—
9.20 13.50 37.50 57.50 90.00
200
300 2,250
—
8.70 10.00 30.00 46.00 78.00
140
215 1,100 2,450
8.90 11.00 47.50 72.00
130
260
375 1,875
—
8.70
9.40 19.50 33.50 72.50
125
225 1,100 2,450
17.50 30.00
145
290
455
640
900 5,750
—
8.70 13.00 51.50 90.00
210
300
385 1,425
—
8.70
9.40 17.50 33.50 55.00
117
215 1,100 2,485
9.00 13.00 46.00 84.00
130
230
375 1,675
—
16.00 26.00 75.00
190
390
535
900 4,450 2,485
12.50 14.50 38.50 58.50 90.00
185
275 1,200
—
1,850 2,500 5,250 7,950 10,500 12,850 15,500 31,500
—
8.70
9.40 17.00 31.00 55.00
117
215 1,100 2,550
8.70
9.40 17.00 28.00 55.00
117
215 1,100
—
125
195
400
585
885 1,025 1,375 3,450
—
8.70
9.40 17.00 28.00 61.00
117
215 1,100 2,485
8.70
9.40 17.00 28.00 61.00
117
215 1,100
—
15.00 25.00 49.50 80.00
110
220
285 1,200
—
8.70
9.40 17.00 28.00 55.00
117
215 1,100
—
8.07
9.40 17.00 28.00 55.00
117
215 1,100
—
10.00 14.00 24.00 45.00 95.00
150
400
—
—
Standing Liberty Quarter
Right breast exposed; Type 1 obverse
KM # 141 • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Designer: Hermon A.
MacNeil
Date
1916
1917
1917D
1917S
Mintage
52,000
8,792,000
1,509,200
1,952,000
G-4
2,850
—
28.00
30.00
VG-8
5,650
50.00
67.50
75.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
-65FH
6,900 9,000 10,000 12,000 14,500 26,500 37,500
66.50 89.00
118
170
205
685 1,500
98.00
130
200
255
310
900 2,550
110
155
220
280
340 1,150 4,100
Standing Liberty Quarter
Right breast covered; Type 2 obverse
Three stars below eagle reverse
KM # 145 • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Designer: Hermon A.
MacNeil
Date
1917
1917D
1917S
1918
1918D
1918S
1918/17S
1919
1919D
1919S
1920
1920D
1920S
1921
54
Mintage
13,880,000
6,224,400
5,522,000
14,240,000
7,380,000
11,072,000
Inc. above
11,324,000
1,944,000
1,836,000
27,860,000
3,586,400
6,380,000
1,916,000
G-4
25.00
40.00
40.00
17.00
26.00
17.00
1,550
33.00
85.00
80.00
15.00
48.00
19.00
165
VG-8
35.00
45.00
45.00
21.00
36.00
21.00
2,250
44.00
110
105
18.00
65.00
25.00
210
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
-65FH
52.00 72.00 96.50
145
200
610
900
88.00
120
160
210
265
1,550
3,350
63.00 75.00
108
155
215
1,100
3,650
29.00 35.00 46.00 80.00
135
560
1,750
66.00 78.00
122
195
250
1,485
4,850
32.00 35.00 48.00 95.00
185
1,250 13,500
3,850 5,200 7,500 13,500 17,850 110,000 320,000
55.00 74.00 80.00
118
175
600
1,650
195
345
565
695
825
2,950 28,500
185
285
510
585
750
4,200 30,000
25.00 37.00 51.00 90.00
165
600
2,100
88.00
120
160
215
325
2,250
7,200
30.00 37.00 57.00
110
235
2,650 24,000
450
635
825 1,125 1,625
3,850
5,500
Date
1923
1923S
1924
1924D
1924S
1925
1926
1926D
1926S
1927
1927D
1927S
1928
1928D
1928S
Large S
1928S
Small S
1929
1929D
1929S
1930
1930S
Mintage
9,716,000
1,360,000
10,920,000
3,112,000
2,860,000
12,280,000
11,316,000
1,716,000
2,700,000
11,912,000
976,400
396,000
6,336,000
1,627,600
G-4
15.00
300
15.00
56.00
27.00
8.00
8.00
6.50
8.30
8.00
14.00
35.00
8.00
8.50
VG-8
18.00
425
18.00
68.00
32.00
8.60
8.20
10.00
8.50
8.20
19.00
48.00
8.20
8.70
F-12 VF-20
35.00 37.00
675 1,000
25.00 34.00
108
135
43.00 57.00
9.40 16.50
8.70 12.80
20.00 40.00
11.00 30.00
8.70 10.50
32.00 70.00
110
285
8.70 11.50
9.60 20.00
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
55.00 95.00
155
1,500 2,000 2,600
45.00 90.00
170
185
220
300
105
220
315
44.00 90.00
150
28.00 72.50
135
75.00
118
170
110
225
325
40.00 97.50 92.00
140
210
250
1,000 2,650 4,750
28.00 72.50 92.00
42.50 90.00
135
MS-65
-65FH
620
4,000
5,500
7,500
585
1,650
610
5,750
1,850
6,500
575
950
535
2,250
485 22,500
2,175 28,000
485
1,300
600
2,650
12,000 165,000
485
2,150
485
5,650
2,644,000
9.90
10.60
12.00
25.00
65.00
115
200
—
—
Inc. above
11,140,000
1,358,000
1,764,000
5,632,000
1,556,000
8.30
8.00
8.50
8.30
8.00
8.30
8.50
8.20
8.70
8.50
8.20
8.50
9.30
8.70
9.60
9.20
8.70
8.70
16.50
11.50
16.00
15.00
10.50
10.50
38.00
28.00
38.50
34.00
28.00
34.00
75.00
72.50
79.00
75.00
72.50
70.00
125
92.00
135
120
92.00
115
525
485
485
485
485
485
900
900
5,850
875
875
925
Washington Quarter
KM# 164 • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm. • Designer: John Flanagan
Date
1932
1932D
1932S
1934
Medium Motto
1934 Heavy Motto
1934 Light motto
1934 Doubled Die
Obverse
1934D
Medium Motto
1934D
Heavy Motto
1935
1935D
1935S
1936
1936D
1936S
1937
1937 Double
Die Obverse
1937D
1937S
1938
1938S
1939
1939D
1939S
1940
1940D
1940S
1941
1941 Double
Die Obv.
1941D
1941S
1941 Lg S
1942
1942D
1942D Double
Die Obv.
1942D Double
Die Rev.
1942S
1943
1943 Double
Die Obv.
1943D
1943S
1943S Double
Die Obv.
1943 Trumpet tail S
1944
1944D
1944S
1945
1945D
1945S
1946
1946D
1946S
1947
1947D
Mintage
5,404,000
436,800
408,000
G-4
6.60
115
125
VG-8
6.70
125
140
31,912,052
Inc. above
Inc. above
6.60
6.40
7.00
7.20 7.50 7.90 9.20 10.50
6.50 9.00 12.50 18.00 30.00
7.80 10.00 12.00 15.00 26.00
Inc. above 75.00 100.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
6.80 6.90 9.50 14.50 25.00
300
—
140
180
290
440 1,150 12,500
—
150
165
225
260
465 4,000
—
200
—
—
—
320
450
850
4,250
—
3,527,200
6.40
6.50 11.50 18.50 29.00
85.00
235
825
—
Inc. above
32,484,000
5,780,000
5,660,000
41,303,837
5,374,000
3,828,000
19,701,542
6.60
6.40
7.10
6.60
6.40
7.10
6.80
6.40
7.50 12.50 20.00 34.00
6.60 6.90 7.40 8.90
7.40 8.10 16.50 33.50
6.80 7.80 8.90 15.50
6.60 6.90 7.40 8.90
7.40 10.50 26.00 52.00
7.10 7.80 8.30 14.50
6.60 6.90 8.80 10.00
100.00
10.00
125
36.50
9.50
255
48.50
16.50
265 1,350
20.00
110
245
595
95.00
310
26.00 100.00
585
975
108
345
22.00 90.00
—
—
—
—
1,550
—
—
475
850
38.00
95.00
49.00
55.00
7.00
19.50
60.00
7.50
65.00
16.50
6.80
1,850 11,500
67.50
150
160
430
90.00
215
108
215
15.50 55.00
42.00
122
105
275
17.50 53.50
130
300
28.50 52.00
9.50 36.00
—
—
—
350
—
250
—
—
160
—
—
175
Inc. above 75.00 100.00
7,189,600 6.60 6.80
1,652,000 7.10 7.40
9,480,045 6.60 6.80
2,832,000 7.10 7.30
33,548,795 6.40 6.60
7,092,000 6.60 6.80
2,628,000 7.10 7.40
35,715,246 6.40 6.60
2,797,600 6.60 6.80
8,244,000 6.60 6.80
79,047,287
—
—
165
26.00 100.00
50.00
265
45.00
340
235
340
450
7.80 8.20 16.50
8.20 22.00 34.00
7.80 8.20 18.00
7.50 9.75 22.50
6.90 7.40 8.50
7.40 8.90 12.00
7.90 12.00 26.00
6.90 7.40 8.40
6.90 12.50 26.00
6.90 7.00 9.00
—
— 6.60
Inc. above
16,714,800
16,080,000
Inc. above
102,117,123
17,487,200
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 20.00 40.00
—
— 7.10 8.20
—
— 7.30 7.40
7.40 12.00 20.00 30.00
—
—
— 6.50
—
— 7.10 8.30
Inc. above
—
115
Inc. above
19,384,000
99,700,000
Inc. above
16,095,600
21,700,000
250
440
50.00 65.00
15.00 33.00
12.50 30.00
50.00 100.00
6.70
8.20
11.00 18.00
120
66.00
65.00
350
29.00
38.00
—
—
—
—
135
—
650 1,350
2,150
5,000
—
—
—
—
22.00 40.00 60.00 75.00
150
—
— 7.20 11.00 22.50
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
350
70.00
8.20
1,850
135
39.00
—
—
—
—
—
—
12.00 20.00 35.00 50.00 90.00
—
— 7.30 8.40 16.50
— 7.00 7.40 7.80 14.50
175
29.00
27.00
450
50.00
51.50
—
—
—
Inc. above 30.00
Inc. above 10.00
104,956,000
—
14,600,800
—
12,560,000
—
74,372,000
—
12,341,600
—
17,004,001
—
53,436,000
—
9,072,800
—
4,204,000
—
22,556,000
—
15,338,400
—
60.00 80.00
110
150
265
15.00 25.00 40.00 60.00 100.00
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
—
— 7.00 7.10 11.00
—
— 7.00 7.10 9.50
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
—
— 7.10 7.50 11.00
—
— 6.90 7.00 7.20
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
—
— 7.00 7.60 7.80
—
— 7.00 7.60 7.80
—
—
— 7.60 7.80
—
— 7.00 7.50 7.70
400
175
7.30
19.00
14.50
7.30
18.00
8.50
7.30
9.75
8.50
11.50
11.00
1,200
675
29.00
38.50
31.00
34.00
37.00
32.00
38.00
40.00
34.00
39.00
39.00
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
1947S
1948
1948D
1948S
1949
1949D
1950
1950D
1950D/S
1950S
1950S/D
1950S/S
1951
1951D
1951S
1952
1952D
1952S
1953
1953D
1953S
1954
1954D
1954S
1955
1955D
1956
1956 Double Bar 5
1956 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1956D
1957
1957 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1957D
1958
1958 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1958D
1959
1959 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1959D
1960
1960 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1960D
1961
1961 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1961D
1962
1962 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1962D
1963
1963 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1963D
1964
1964 Type B rev,
proof rev die
1964 SMS
1964D
1964D Type C rev,
clad rev die
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
5,532,000
—
—
— 7.00 7.50 7.70
9.25 28.00
—
35,196,000
—
—
— 7.00 7.50 7.70
7.50 30.00
—
16,766,800
—
—
— 7.00 7.60 8.00 13.00 45.00
—
15,960,000
—
—
— 7.00 7.50 7.70
8.30 40.00
—
9,312,000
—
—
— 7.10 6.50 15.00 36.00 62.00
—
10,068,400
—
—
— 6.90 7.60 9.50 16.50 48.00
—
24,971,512
—
—
—
— 7.10 9.00 10.00 30.00 65.00
21,075,600
—
—
—
— 6.60 6.80
7.50 32.00
—
Inc. above 30.00 37.00 45.00 75.00
140
225
350 5,000
—
10,284,004
—
—
—
— 7.20 7.50 13.50 34.00
—
Inc. above 32.00 44.00 65.00
125
180
285
400 1,250
—
Inc. above 6.00 7.00 8.00 10.00 14.00 18.00 35.00
135
—
43,505,602
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
8.00 27.00 60.00
35,354,800
—
—
—
— 6.70 7.30
9.00 26.00
—
9,048,000
—
— 6.30 7.20 7.50 11.00 21.00 48.00
—
38,862,073
—
—
—
— 6.50 7.40 10.70 28.00 46.00
49,795,200
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
8.30 32.00
—
13,707,800
—
—
— 7.10 7.20 11.00 15.00 32.00
—
18,664,920
—
—
—
— 7.10 8.00 10.00 30.00 44.00
56,112,400
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
7.80 22.00
—
14,016,000
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
8.10 28.00
—
54,645,503
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
7.30 24.00 18.00
42,305,500
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
7.30 24.00
—
11,834,722
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
7.80 22.00
—
18,558,381
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
7.30 26.00 22.00
3,182,400
—
—
—
— 7.20 7.60
8.30 24.00
—
44,813,384
—
—
—
— 6.50 6.70
7.30 22.00 15.00
Inc. above
— 7.20 7.30 7.40 8.00 9.00 20.00
125
—
Inc. above
32,334,500
47,779,952
—
—
—
—
—
—
8.00 12.00 18.00
—
— 6.50
—
— 6.50
25.00
6.70
6.70
35.00
7.30
7.30
275
15.00
14.00
—
—
12.00
Inc. above
77,924,160
7,235,652
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
7.20 10.00
— 6.50
— 6.50
20.00
6.70
6.70
40.00
7.30
7.30
125
16.00
12.00
—
—
12.00
Inc. above
78,124,900
25,533,291
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
7.20 10.00
— 6.50
— 6.50
16.00
6.70
6.70
24.00
7.30
7.30
90.00
15.00
12.00
—
—
12.00
Inc. above
62,054,232
30,855,602
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
7.40
—
—
8.00
6.50
6.50
12.00
6.70
6.70
18.00
7.30
7.30
65.00
18.00
14.00
—
—
12.00
Inc. above
63,000,324
40,064,244
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
6.70 10.00
— 6.50
— 6.50
16.00
6.70
6.70
24.00
7.30
7.30
90.00
14.00
15.00
—
—
12.00
Inc. above
83,656,928
39,374,019
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
7.40 10.00
— 6.50
— 6.50
14.00
6.70
6.70
20.00
7.30
7.30
200
20.00
15.00
—
—
12.00
Inc. above
127,554,756
77,391,645
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
8.00 12.00
— 6.50
— 6.50
15.00
6.70
6.70
30.00
7.30
7.30
175
22.00
12.00
—
—
12.00
Inc. above
135,288,184
564,341,347
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
7.40
—
—
7.50
6.50
6.50
8.00
6.70
6.70
15.00
7.30
7.30
50.00
15.00
12.00
—
—
12.00
Inc. above
Inc. above
704,135,528
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
7.40
—
—
9.00 10.00
—
250
6.50 6.70
18.00
750
7.30
75.00
1,400
12.00
—
—
—
Inc. above
—
—
— 40.00 55.00
125
450
—
75.00
Date
1976
1976D
1976S
Mintage
809,784,016
860,118,839
(4,149,730)
G-4
—
—
—
VG-8
—
—
—
F-12
—
—
—
VF-20
—
—
—
XF-40 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
—
0.50
8.00
—
—
0.50 10.00
—
—
—
—
3.25
Washington Quarter
Bicentennial design, drummer boy reverse
KM# 204a • 5.7500g., Silver Clad, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Designer: Jack L. Ahr
Date
1976S
1976S
Mintage
4,908,319
(3,998,621)
G-4
—
—
VG-8
—
—
F-12
—
—
VF-20
—
—
XF-40 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
—
1.50
6.00
—
—
1.50
6.00
4.50
Washington Quarter
Regular design resumed reverse
KM# A164a • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm. • Edge Desc:Reeded Notes:
KM#164 design and composition resumed. The 1979-S and 1981 Type II proofs have clearer
mint marks than the Type I proofs for those years.
Date
1977
1977D
1977S
1978
1978D
1978S
1979
1979D
1979S T-I
1979S T-II
1980P
1980D
1980S
1981P
1981D
1981S T-I
1981S T-II
1982P
1982D
1982S
1983P
1983D
1983S
1984P
1984D
1984S
1985P
1985D
1985S
1986P
1986D
1986S
1987P
1987D
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
468,556,000 10.00
—
256,524,978
8.00
—
(3,251,152)
—
2.75
521,452,000
9.00
—
287,373,152 11.00
—
(3,127,781)
—
2.75
515,708,000 10.00
—
489,789,780
9.00
—
3,677,175
—
2.50
Inc. above
—
4.00
635,832,000
8.00
—
518,327,487
8.50
—
(3,554,806)
—
2.75
601,716,000
8.00
—
575,722,833
6.50
—
4,063,083
—
2.75
Inc. above
—
7.50
500,931,000 28.00
—
480,042,788 15.00
—
(3,857,479)
—
2.75
673,535,000 45.00
—
617,806,446 30.00
—
(3,279,126)
—
3.00
676,545,000 14.50
—
546,483,064 12.50
—
(3,065,110)
—
2.75
775,818,962 12.50
—
519,962,888 10.00
—
(3,362,821)
5.00
2.75
551,199,333 12.00
—
504,298,660 15.00
—
(3,010,497)
—
3.00
582,499,481 10.50
—
655,594,696 10.00
—
Date
1987S
1988P
1988D
1988S
1989P
1989D
1989S
1990P
1990D
1990S
1991P
1991D
1991S
1992P
1992D
1992S
1993P
1993D
1993S
1994P
1994D
1994S
1995P
1995D
1995S
1996P
1996D
1996S
1997P
1997D
1997S
1998P
1998D
1998S
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
(4,227,728)
—
2.75
562,052,000 16.00
—
596,810,688 14.00
—
(3,262,948)
—
2.75
512,868,000 18.00
—
896,535,597
7.50
—
(3,220,194)
—
2.75
613,792,000 17.00
—
927,638,181
7.00
—
(3,299,559)
—
4.50
570,968,000 15.00
—
630,966,693 12.00
—
(2,867,787)
—
2.75
384,764,000 20.00
—
389,777,107 27.50
—
(2,858,981)
—
2.75
639,276,000 11.00
—
645,476,128 14.00
—
(2,633,439)
—
2.75
825,600,000 18.00
—
880,034,110 10.00
—
(2,484,594)
—
2.75
1,004,336,000 12.00
—
1,103,216,000 10.00
—
2,117,496
—
8.50
925,040,000 12.00
—
906,868,000 14.00
—
1,750,244
—
4.50
595,740,000 12.50
—
599,680,000 16.00
—
2,055,000
—
8.50
896,268,000 13.50
—
821,000,000 13.50
—
2,086,507
—
8.50
Washington Quarter
Washington Quarter
KM # 164a • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm. • Designer: John Flanagan
Date
1965
1965 SMS
1966
1966 SMS
1967
1967 SMS
1968
1968D
1968S
1969
1969D
1969S
1970
1970D
1970S
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
1,819,717,540 12.00
—
2,360,000
9.00
—
821,101,500
7.50
—
2,261,583
9.00
—
1,524,031,848 12.00
—
1,863,344
9.00
—
220,731,500 15.00
—
101,534,000
8.00
—
(3,041,506)
— 2.00
176,212,000 14.00
—
114,372,000 10.00
—
(2,934,631)
— 2.25
136,420,000 12.00
—
417,341,364
6.00
—
(2,632,810)
— 2.00
Date
1971
1971D
1971S
1972
1972D
1972S
1973
1973D
1973S
1974
1974D
1974S
1975 none minted
1975D none minted
1975S none minted
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
109,284,000 15.00
—
258,634,428
6.50
—
(3,220,733)
— 2.00
215,048,000
7.50
—
311,067,732 10.00
—
(3,260,996)
— 2.00
346,924,000 10.00
—
232,977,400 11.00
—
(2,760,339)
— 1.75
801,456,000
8.00
—
353,160,300 15.00
—
(2,612,568)
— 2.10
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KM# A164b • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
1992S
1993S
1994S
1995S
Mintage
(1,317,579)
(761,353)
(785,329)
(838,953)
Prf-65
6.80
6.80
8.00
8.00
Date
1996S
1997S
1998S
Mintage
775,021
741,678
878,792
Prf-65
8.00
8.00
6.80
MS-65
5.00
7.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.50
MS-65
—
Prf-65
20.00
50 State Quarters
Washington Quarter
Bicentennial design, drummer boy reverse
Delaware
KM# 293 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999P
1999D
1999S
Mintage
373,400,000
401,424,000
(3,713,359)
MS-63
1.00
1.00
—
KM# 293a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
KM # 204 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Designer: Jack L. Ahr
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Date
1999S
Mintage
(804,565)
MS-63
—
55
KM# 307a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2000S
Mintage
(965,921)
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.00
MS-65
8.00
9.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.00
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.00
MS-65
6.50
6.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.00
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.50
MS-65
5.50
5.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
4.00
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.50
MS-65
5.50
6.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
4.00
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.50
MS-65
5.50
6.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
4.00
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.50
MS-65
6.50
6.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
4.00
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.50
MS-65
6.50
7.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
4.00
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.50
New Hampshire
KM# 308 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2000P
2000D
2000S
Pennsylvania
Mintage
349,000,000
358,332,000
(3,713,359)
MS-63
1.00
1.00
—
MS-65
5.00
4.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.50
MS-65
—
Prf-65
20.00
KM # 294a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999S
Mintage
(804,565)
MS-63
—
New Jersey
Mintage
363,200,000
299,028,000
(3,713,359)
Date
2000S
Mintage
(965,921)
MS-63
—
Virginia
KM# 309 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2000P
2000D
2000S
Mintage
943,000,000
651,616,000
(4,078,747)
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
KM# 309a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
KM # 295 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999P
1999D
1999S
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
KM# 308a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
KM # 294 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999P
1999D
1999S
Mintage
673,040,000
495,976,000
(4,078,747)
MS-63
1.00
1.00
—
MS-65
5.00
4.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.50
MS-65
—
Prf-65
20.00
MS-65
4.50
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.50
MS-65
—
Prf-65
20.00
Date
2000S
Mintage
(965,921)
MS-63
—
KM # 295a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999S
Mintage
(804,565)
MS-63
—
Georgia
KM # 296 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999P
1999D
1999S
Mintage
451,188,000
488,744,000
(3,713,359)
MS-63
1.00
1.00
—
KM # 296a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999S
Mintage
(804,565)
MS-63
—
New York
KM# 318 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2001P
2001D
2001S
Mintage
655,400,000
619,640,000
3,094,140
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
KM# 318a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2001S
Mintage
889,697
MS-63
—
North Carolina
KM# 319 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2001P
2001D
2001S
Connecticut
Mintage
688,744,000
657,480,000
(3,713,359)
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
MS-65
6.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.50
KM # 297a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999S
Mintage
(804,565)
MS-63
—
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
Mintage
889,697
MS-63
—
Rhode Island
KM# 320 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Prf-65
20.00
Date
2001P
2001D
2001S
MS-65
7.00
8.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.00
Date
2001S
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.00
MS-65
6.00
6.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.00
MS-65
—
Prf-65
9.00
Massachusetts
Mintage
629,800,000
535,184,000
(4,078,747)
Date
2001S
MS-65
—
KM # 305 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2000P
2000D
2000S
MS-63
1.00
1.00
—
KM# 319a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
KM # 297 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
1999P
1999D
1999S
Mintage
627,600,000
427,876,000
3,094,140
Mintage
423,000,000
447,100,000
3,094,140
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
KM# 320a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Mintage
889,697
MS-63
—
KM # 305a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2000S
Mintage
(965,921)
MS-63
—
Maryland
KM # 306 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2000P
2000D
2000S
Mintage
678,200,000
556,526,000
(4,078,747)
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
KM # 306a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2000S
Mintage
(965,921)
MS-63
—
Vermont
KM# 321 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2001P
2001D
2001S
Mintage
423,400,000
459,404,000
3,094,140
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
KM# 321a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2001S
Mintage
889,697
MS-63
—
Kentucky
KM# 322 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2001P
2001D
2001S
South Carolina
KM # 307 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2000P
2000D
2000S
56
Mintage
742,756,000
566,208,000
(4,078,747)
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
MS-65
6.00
9.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.00
Mintage
353,000,000
370,564,000
3,094,140
MS-63
1.00
1.00
—
KM# 322a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2001S
Mintage
889,697
MS-63
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Tennessee
KM # 331 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002P
2002D
2002S
Mintage
361,600,000
286,468,000
3,084,245
MS-63
1.40
1.40
—
MS-65
6.50
7.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
KM # 331a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002S
Mintage
(892,229)
MS-63
—
Maine
KM# 345 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2003P
2003D
2003S
Mintage
217,400,000
213,400,000
3,408,516
MS-63
0.65
0.65
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
KM# 345a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2003S
Ohio
Mintage
217,200,000
414,832,000
3,084,245
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
KM# 346 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
MS-65
5.50
5.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
Date
2003P
2003D
2003S
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Date
2003S
KM # 332a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002S
Mintage
(892,229)
MS-63
—
Mintage
(892,229)
Mintage
1,257,555
MS-63
—
KM# 347 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
MS-65
5.50
6.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
Date
2003P
2003D
2003S
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Date
2003S
MS-63
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Mintage
228,000,000
229,800,000
3,408,516
MS-63
0.65
0.65
—
KM# 347a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
KM # 333a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002S
MS-63
0.65
0.65
—
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mintage
362,000,000
402,204,000
3,084,245
Mintage
225,000,000
228,200,000
3,408,516
KM# 346a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
KM # 333 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002P
2002D
2002S
MS-63
—
Missouri
KM # 332 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002P
2002D
2002S
Mintage
1,257,555
Mintage
1,257,555
MS-63
—
Indiana
KM # 334 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002P
2002D
2002S
Mintage
362,600,000
327,200,000
3,084,245
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
KM # 334a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002S
Mintage
(892,229)
MS-63
—
Michigan
KM# 355 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2004P
2004D
2004S
Mintage
233,800,000
225,800,000
2,740,684
MS-63
0.65
0.65
—
KM# 355a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2004S
KM# 356 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
KM # 335 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Mintage
290,000,000
289,600,000
3,084,245
MS-63
0.80
0.80
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
KM # 335a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2002S
Mintage
(892,229)
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Illinois
Mintage
225,800,000
237,400,000
3,408,516
MS-63
1.10
1.10
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
KM # 343a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2003S
Mintage
1,257,555
Date
2004P
2004D
2004S
Mintage
240,200,000
241,600,000
2,740,684
MS-63
0.65
0.65
—
KM# 356a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2004S
Mintage
1,775,370
MS-63
—
Texas
KM# 357 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
KM # 343 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2003P
2003D
2003S
MS-63
—
Florida
Mississippi
Date
2002P
2002D
2002S
Mintage
1,775,370
MS-63
—
Date
2004P
2004D
2004S
Mintage
278,800,000
263,000,000
2,740,684
MS-63
0.65
0.65
—
KM# 357a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2004S
Mintage
1,775,370
MS-63
—
Alabama
KM # 344 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2003P
2003D
2003S
Mintage
225,000,000
232,400,000
3,408,516
MS-63
0.65
0.65
—
KM # 344a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2003S
Mintage
1,257,555
MS-63
—
Iowa
KM# 358 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2004P
2004D
2004S
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Mintage
213,800,000
251,800,000
2,740,684
MS-63
0.65
0.65
—
57
KM # 358a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2004S
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
5.00
190
285
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Wisconsin
KM # 359 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2004P
2004D
2004D Extra Leaf Low
2004D Extra Leaf High
2004S
Mintage
226,400,000
226,800,000
Est. 9,000
Est. 3,000
—
MS-63
0.65
0.65
135
175
—
Nevada
KM# 382 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006P
2006P Satin Finish
2006D
2006D Satin Finish
2006S
Mintage
1,775,370
MS-63
—
KM # 371 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Mintage
226,400,000
Inc. above
226,800,000
Inc. above
3,262,960
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
Mintage
1,571,839
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
4.50
4.50
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
Prf-65
—
Nebraska
Minnesota
Date
2005P
2005P Satin Finish
2005D
2005D Satin Finish
2005S
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM# 382a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006S
KM # 359a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2004S
Mintage
277,000,000
Inc. above
312,800,000
Inc. above
2,862,078
KM# 383 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006P
2006P Satin Finish
2006D
2006D Satin Finish
2006S
Mintage
318,000,000
Inc. above
273,000,000
Inc. above
2,862,078
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM# 383a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006S
Mintage
1,571,839
MS-63
—
KM # 371a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005S
Mintage
1,679,600
MS-63
—
Colorado
KM# 384 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Oregon
KM # 372 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005P
2005P Satin Finish
2005D
2005D Satin Finish
2005S
Mintage
316,200,000
Inc. above
404,000,000
Inc. above
3,262,960
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
KM # 372a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005S
Mintage
1,679,600
MS-63
—
Kansas
KM # 373 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005P
2005P Satin Finish
2005D
2005D Satin Finish
2005S
Mintage
263,400,000
Inc. above
300,000,000
Inc. above
3,262,960
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM # 373a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005S
Mintage
1,679,600
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
West Virginia
KM # 374 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005P
2005P Satin Finish
2005D
2005D Satin Finish
2005S
Mintage
365,400,000
Inc. above
356,200,000
Inc. above
3,262,960
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
Date
2006P
2006P Satin Finish
2006D
2006D Satin Finish
2006S
Mintage
274,800,000
Inc. above
294,200,000
Inc. above
2,862,078
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM# 384a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006S
Mintage
1,571,839
MS-63
—
North Dakota
KM# 385 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006P
2006P Satin Finish
2006D
2006D Satin Finish
2006S
Mintage
305,800,000
Inc. above
359,000,000
Inc. above
2,862,078
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM# 385a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006S
Mintage
1,571,839
MS-63
—
South Dakota
KM# 386 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006P
2006P Satin Finish
2006D
2006D Satin Finish
2006S
Mintage
245,000,000
Inc. above
265,800,000
Inc. above
2,862,078
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM# 386a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2006S
Mintage
1,571,839
MS-63
—
KM # 374a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005S
Mintage
1,679,600
MS-63
—
Montana
KM# 396 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
California
KM # 370 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005P
2005P Satin Finish
2005D
2005D Satin Finish
2005S
Mintage
257,200,000
Inc. above
263,200,000
Inc. above
3,262,960
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
KM # 370a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2005S
58
Mintage
1,679,600
MS-63
—
Date
2007 Satin Finish
2007 Satin Finish
2007P
2007D
2007S
Mintage
—
—
257,000,000
256,240,000
2,374,778
MS-63
1.50
1.50
0.65
0.65
—
KM# 396a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2007S
Mintage
1,299,878
MS-63
—
Washington
KM# 397 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Date
2007P
Mintage
265,200,000
MS-63
0.65
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
2007P Satin Finish
2007D
2007D Satin Finish
2007S
Mintage
—
280,000,000
—
2,374,778
MS-63
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
MS-65
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
2.30
KM # 397a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2007S
Mintage
1,299,878
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Idaho
Mintage
294,600,000
—
286,800,000
—
2,374,778
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
Mintage
1,200,000
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Alaska
KM# 424 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
KM # 398 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2007P
2007P Satin finish
2007D
2007D Satin finish
2007S
KM# 423a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2008S
Date
2008P
2008P Satin finish
2008D
2008D Satin finish
2008S
Mintage
251,800,000
—
254,000,000
—
2,100,000
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM# 424a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2008S
Mintage
1,200,000
MS-63
—
KM # 398a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2007S
Mintage
1,299,878
MS-63
—
Hawaii
KM# 425 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Wyoming
KM # 399 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2007P
2007P Satin finish
2007D
2007 Satin finish
2007S
Mintage
243,600,000
—
320,800,000
—
2,374,778
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
Date
2008P
2008P Satin finish
2008D
2008D Satin finish
2008S
Mintage
254,000,000
—
263,600,000
—
2,100,000
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM# 425a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2008S
Mintage
1,200,000
MS-63
—
DC and Territories
KM # 399a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2007S
Mintage
1,299,878
MS-63
—
Utah
KM # 400 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2007P
2007P Satin finish
2007D
2007D Satin finish
2007S
Mintage
255,000,000
—
253,200,000
—
2,374,778
KM # 400a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2007S
Mintage
1,299,878
Oklahoma
Mintage
222,000,000
—
194,600,000
—
2,100,000
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
KM # 421a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2008S
Mintage
1,200,000
MS-63
—
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Mintage
83,600,000
88,800,000
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
KM# 445a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
KM # 421 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2008P
2008P Satin finish
2008D
2008D Satin finish
2008S
District of Columbia
KM# 445 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Designer: Don Everhart
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
Puerto Rico
KM# 446 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Designer: Joseph Menna
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Mintage
53,200,000
86,000,000
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
KM# 446a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
Guam
KM# 447 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Designer: James
Licaretz
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
New Mexico
Mintage
244,200,000
—
244,400,000
—
2,100,000
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
KM# 447a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
KM # 422 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2008P
2008P Satin finish
2008D
2008D Satin finish
2008S
Mintage
45,000,000
42,600,000
—
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
MS-65
—
Prf-65
8.50
MS-65
5.00
4.50
5.00
4.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
2.30
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
KM # 422a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2008S
Mintage
1,200,000
MS-63
—
Arizona
American Samoa
KM # 423 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2008P
2008P Satin finish
2008D
2008D Satin finish
2008S
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
Mintage
244,600,000
—
265,000,000
—
2,100,000
MS-63
0.65
1.50
0.65
1.50
—
KM# 448 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Designer: Charles
Vickers
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Mintage
42,600,000
39,600,000
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
59
KM # 448a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
US Virgin Islands
KM # 449 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm. • Rev. Designer: Joseph
Menna
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Mintage
41,000,000
41,000,000
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
Gettysburg National Military Park
KM# 494 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24 mm.
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
KM# 494a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2011S
Mintage
—
KM # 449a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
Northern Mariana Islands
KM # 466 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper • Rev. Designer: Pheve Hemphill
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Mintage
35,200,000
37,600,000
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
KM # 466a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
America the Beautiful
Glacier National Park
KM# 495 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24 mm.
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
KM# 495a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2011S
Mintage
—
Olympic National Park
KM# 496 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24 mm.
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
KM# 496a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2011S
Hot Springs, Ark.
Mintage
—
KM # 469 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
KM # 469a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2010S
Mintage
—
Yellowstone National Park
Vicksburg National Military Park
KM # 470 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
Mintage
—
—
—
KM # 470a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2010
Mintage
—
Yosemite National Park
Mintage
—
—
—
KM # 471a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2010
Mintage
—
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
KM# 497a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2011S
Mintage
—
Chickasaw National Recreation Area
KM # 471 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
KM# 497 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24 mm.
KM# 498 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24 mm.
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
KM# 498a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2011S
Mintage
—
El Yunque National Forest
KM# 519 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
KM# 519a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2012S
Grand Canyon National Park
Mintage
—
—
—
Mintage
—
KM# 520 • 5.7100g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
Date
2012S
KM # 472a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2010
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage
—
—
—
60
Mintage
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
8.00
8.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
4.00
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
Acadia National Park
KM# 521 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
KM # 473a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW
Date
2010
Mintage
—
—
—
KM# 520a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2012
Mount Hood National Park
KM # 473 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
MS-63
—
Chaco Culture National Historic Park
KM # 472 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
Mintage
—
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
KM# 521a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park
KM # 522 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
KM # 522a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2012
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
Denali National Park
KM # 523 • 5.6700g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 24.3 mm.
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
0.75
0.75
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
3.75
MS-65
—
Prf-65
7.75
Date
1802
1803 small 3
1803 large 3
1805
1805/4
1806 knobbed 6, large stars
1806 knobbed 6, small stars
1806 knobbed 6, stem
not through claw
1806 pointed-top 6, stem
not through claw
1806 pointed-top 6,
stem through claw
1806/5
1806 /inverted 6
1807
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
G-4
900
255
195
195
270
195
195
VG-8
1,350
325
235
235
385
235
235
F-12
2,750
425
295
295
570
295
295
VF-20
4,500
825
715
685
1,515
665
680
XF-40
11,000
2,325
1,925
1,865
3,325
1,825
2,025
Inc. above
20,000
Inc. above
195
235
295
665
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
301,076
195
215
255
195
235
270
355
235
295
355
845
295
665
775
1,615
665
MS-60
52,000
17,250
14,750
10,750
30,000
—
13,500
35,000 42,000 57,500
95,000
—
1,825
15,250
1,825
2,050
4,375
1,825
9,750
10,075
28,500
9,750
Capped Bust
KM # 523a • 6.2500g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.1808 oz. ASW, 24.3 mm.
Date
2012
Mintage
29,890
188,234
Inc. above
211,722
Inc. above
839,576
Inc. above
Draped bust left, flanked by stars, date at angle
below obverse “50 C.” below eagle reverse
HALF DOLLAR
Flowing Hair Half Dollar
KM # 16 • 13.4800g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.3866 oz. ASW, 32.5 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
Notes: The 1795 “recut date” variety had the date cut into the dies twice, so both sets of
numbers are visible on the coin. The 1795 “3 leaves” variety has three leaves under each of
the eagle's wings on the reverse.
Date
1794
1795
1795 recut date
1795 3 leaves
Mintage
23,464
299,680
Inc. above
Inc. above
G-4
2,850
1,025
1,040
2,600
VG-8
5,750
1,450
1,470
3,150
F-12
8,850
2,850
2,895
5,350
VF-20
19,500
4,850
5,200
8,350
XF-40
37,500
13,850
14,250
17,500
MS-60
225,000
46,500
46,500
59,500
Draped Bust Half Dollar
Draped bust right obverse
Small eagle reverse
KM # 26 • 13.4800g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.3866 oz. ASW, 32.5 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1796 15 obverse stars
1796 16 obverse stars
1797
Mintage
3,918
Inc. above
Inc. above
G-4
36,500
39,500
36,700
VG-8
46,000
50,000
46,300
F-12
62,000
67,000
62,500
VF-20
73,500
79,500
74,300
XF-40
118,000
128,000
121,000
MS-60
300,000
320,000
310,000
Draped Bust Half Dollar
Draped bust right, flanked by stars, date at angle
below obverse Heraldic eagle reverse
KM # 35 • 13.4800g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.3866 oz. ASW, 32.5 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY
Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot Notes: The two varieties
of the 1803 strikes are distinguished by the size of the 3 in the date. The several varieties of
the 1806 strikes are distinguished by the style of 6 in the date, size of the stars on the obverse,
and whether the stem of the olive branch held by the reverse eagle extends through the claw.
Date
1801
Mintage
30,289
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G-4
850
VG-8
1,250
F-12
2,550
VF-20
4,250
XF-40
10,500
MS-60
50,000
KM# 37 • 13.4800g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.3866 oz. ASW, 32.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: John Reich Notes: There are three varieties of the 1807
strikes. Two are distinguished by the size of the stars on the obverse. The third was struck
from a reverse die that had a 5 cut over a 2 in the “50C” denomination. Two varieties of the
1811 are distinguished by the size of the 8 in the date. A third has a period between the 8 and
second 1 in the date. One variety of the 1817 has a period between the 1 and 7 in the date.
Two varieties of the 1820 are distinguished by the size of the date. On the 1823 varieties, the
“broken 3” appears to be almost separated in the middle of the 3 in the date; the “patched
3” has the error reparied; the “ugly 3” has portions of its detail missing. The 1827 “curled2” and “square-2” varieties are distinguished by the numeral's base -- either curled or square.
Among the 1828 varieties, “knobbed 2” and “no knob” refers to whether the upper left serif
of the digit is rounded. The 1830 varieties are distinguished by the size of the 0 in the date.
The four 1834 varieties are distinguished by the sizes of the stars, date and letters in the
inscriptions. The 1836 “50/00” variety was struck from a reverse die that has “50” recut over
“00” in the denomination.
Date
1807 small stars
1807 large stars
1807 50/20 C.
1807 bearded
goddess
1808
1808/7
1809 Normal edge
1809 XXXX edge
1809 IIIIIII edge
1810
1811 small 8
1811 large 8
1811 dated 18.11
1812
1812/1 small 8
1812/1 large 8
1812 Single leaf
below wing
1813
1813 50/UNI
reverse
1814
1814/3
1814 E/A in States
1814 Single leaf
below wing
1815/2
1817
1817/3
1817/4
1817 dated 181.7
1817 Single leaf
below wing
1818
1818/7 Large 8
1818/7 Small 8
1819
1819/8 small 9
1819/8 large 9
1820 Curl Base 2,
small date
1820 Square Base 2
with knob,
large date
1820 Square Base 2
without know,
large date
1820 E's
without Serifs
Mintage
750,500
Inc. above
Inc. above
G-4
125
115
85.00
VG-8
175
165
125
F-12
350
300
195
VF-20
750
660
450
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
1,900 6,500 9,850 54,000
1,750 5,650 8,900
—
1,500 3,150 6,500 30,000
—
1,368,600
Inc. above
1,405,810
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,276,276
1,203,644
Inc. above
Inc. above
1,628,059
Inc. above
Inc. above
450
775
67.00 84.00
90.00
110
65.00 82.00
80.00
105
85.00
110
64.00 81.00
70.00 80.00
80.00
107
78.00 100.00
64.00 81.00
80.00 97.00
1,650 2,450
1,500
93.00
135
90.00
135
140
87.00
84.00
115
110
84.00
115
4,500
3,350
145
240
140
185
210
135
125
175
165
110
200
6,750
Inc. above
1,241,903
750
64.00
950
81.00
1,250
84.00
2,400
110
4,000
184
1,241,903 74.00
1,039,075 64.00
Inc. above 100.00
Inc. above 85.00
101
81.00
165
110
120
84.00
245
150
175
120
300
225
650
285
850
385
6,850 22,500
350
550
440 1,850
375
750
550
950
450
850
265
650
350
800
425 1,000
650 1,250
254
405
500 1,350
12,000 21,000
—
1,800
5,400
1,500
4,450
4,000
1,950
2,350
2,400
3,500
1,350
2,500
—
—
20,000
32,500
14,000
—
—
19,500
28,500
28,500
28,500
14,800
—
—
6,800 12,500
—
445 1,400 14,000
1,350
650
1,650
950
3,650 27,500
1,650 12,800
3,250
—
3,950
—
Inc. above 75.00 97.00
120
190
575
47,150 1,100 1,550
2,250
3,650
5,500
1,215,567 67.00 84.00
87.00
115
195
Inc. above
115
175
280
525
1,150
— 60,000 80,000 150,000 200,000 240,000
Inc. above 100.00 87.00
90.00 100.00
575
1,350 2,250
—
7,950 14,500 85,000
415 1,300 13,000
2,350 4,850
—
—
—
—
1,350 3,950 27,500
Inc. above 75.00
1,960,322 64.00
Inc. above 100.00
Inc. above 98.00
2,208,000 64.00
Inc. above 75.00
Inc. above 85.00
98.00
81.00
115
110
81.00
92.00
105
120
84.00
145
130
84.00
105
150
205
115
190
150
115
180
275
550
225
325
250
175
290
385
2,100
405
950
850
395
650
850
2,750
1,350
1,850
1,650
1,350
1,900
2,000
—
12,600
17,500
16,500
15,000
13,000
27,000
751,122
70.00
85.00
92.00
120
285
950
2,250 13,000
Inc. above
72.00
90.00
100.00
135
400
800
2,400 14,500
Inc. above
72.00
90.00
100.00
150
475
1,100
2,500 26,500
Inc. above
260
450
900
2,150
3,500
5,500
—
—
61
Date
1820/19 Square
Base 2
1820/19 Curled
Base 2
1821
1822
1822/1
1823
1823 broken 3
1823 patched 3
1823 ugly 3
1824
1824/21
1824/4
1824 1824/
various dates
1825
1826
1827 curled 2
1827 square 2
1827/6
1828 curled-base 2,
no knob
1828 curled-base 2,
knobbed 2
1828 small 8s,
square-base 2,
large letters
1828 small 8s,
square-base 2,
small letters
1828 large 8s,
square-base 2
1829
1829 Large letters
1829/7
1830 Small O rev
1830 Large O
1830 Large letter rev
1831
1832 small letters
1832 large letters
1833
1834 small date,
large stars,
small letters
1834 small date,
small stars,
small letters
1834 large date,
small letters
1834 large date,
large letters
1835
1836
1836
1836 50/00
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
F-12
VF-20
XF-40
Inc. above
110
130
165
240
775
1,650
3,250 25,000
Inc. above
1,305,797
1,559,573
Inc. above
1,694,200
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
3,504,954
Inc. above
Inc. above
95.00
115
58.00 76.00
58.00 76.00
83.00 100.00
58.00 76.00
68.00 88.00
73.00 94.00
78.00 99.00
58.00 76.00
63.00 82.00
61.00 80.00
140
85.00
85.00
125
85.00
100.00
115
125
85.00
95.00
87.00
200
97.00
97.00
275
97.00
135
155
180
97.00
122
110
650
185
180
385
175
500
550
750
175
275
225
1,450
575
450
800
425
1,500
950
1,750
360
650
500
2,900
1,350
1,250
1,900
1,150
3,200
2,000
4,200
1,075
2,000
1,350
24,500
12,600
12,300
—
12,500
—
16,500
—
11,500
17,000
—
Inc. above
2,943,166
4,004,180
5,493,400
Inc. above
Inc. above
60.00
58.00
58.00
61.00
58.00
85.00
79.00
76.00
76.00
81.00
76.00
95.00
87.00
85.00
85.00
95.00
85.00
120
100.00
97.00
97.00
130
97.00
155
300
175
175
185
175
265
875
350
350
450
350
650
2,000
1,050
1,050
1,400
1,050
1,450
16,500
11,500
11,500
14,000
11,500
13,000
3,075,200
58.00
76.00
85.00
97.00
175
350
1,150 12,500
Inc. above
78.00
99.00
125
180
245
460
1,300
Inc. above
60.00
80.00
95.00
120
175
350
1,050 14,000
Inc. above
58.00
76.00
85.00
102
250
750
1,900
—
Inc. above
3,712,156
Inc. above
Inc. above
4,764,800
Inc. above
Inc. above
5,873,660
4,797,000
Inc. above
5,206,000
58.00
55.00
59.00
78.00
55.00
60.00
1,500
55.00
55.00
58.00
55.00
76.00
72.00
79.00
99.00
72.00
78.00
2,250
72.00
72.00
75.00
72.00
85.00
75.00
85.00
125
75.00
84.00
3,000
75.00
75.00
81.00
75.00
97.00
85.00
100.00
170
85.00
105
3,750
85.00
85.00
95.00
85.00
175
159
180
200
159
189
4,800
159
159
175
159
350
315
420
475
315
550
9,800
315
315
375
325
1,050
1,000
1,250
1,250
1,000
2,000
—
1,000
1,000
1,350
1,000
12,500
11,500
14,000
14,000
11,500
14,500
—
11,500
11,500
14,000
11,750
6,412,004
55.00
74.00
77.00
87.00
163
325
1,025 11,750
Inc. above
55.00
74.00
77.00
87.00
163
325
1,025 11,750
Inc. above
55.00
74.00
77.00
87.00
163
325
1,025 11,750
Inc. above
5,352,006
6,545,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
55.00
55.00
55.00
80.00
93.00
72.00
72.00
72.00
95.00
112
75.00
75.00
75.00
120
125
85.00
85.00
85.00
265
165
159
159
159
450
300
315
315
315
1,000
800
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,500
1,750
—
11,500
11,500
11,500
—
19,500
Bust Half Dollar
Draped bust left, flanked by stars, date at angle
below obverse “50 Cents” below eagle reverse
KM # 58 • 13.4800g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.3866 oz. ASW, 30 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Edge Desc:Reeded.
Date
1836
Mintage
1,200
G-4
850
VG-8
1,075
F-12
1,600
VF-20
2,000
XF-40
3,350
AU-50
4,400
MS-60
8,850
MS-65
66,500
Bust Half Dollar
Draped bust left, flanked by stars, date at angle
below obverse “50 Cents” below eagle reverse
KM # 58a • 13.3600g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3866 oz. ASW, 30 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Edge Desc:Reeded.
Date
1837
Mintage
3,629,820
G-4
58.00
VG-8
73.00
F-12
80.00
VF-20
115
XF-40
200
Seated Liberty Half Dollar
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
AU-50
345
MS-60
1,100
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
“Half Dol.” below eagle reverse
KM# 68 • 13.3600g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3866 oz. ASW, 30.6 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICADesigner: Christian Gobrecht
Date
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
F-12 VF-20
XF-40 AU-50
1839
no drapery
from elbow
Inc. above 45.00
90.00
185
365
900 1,850
1839 drapery
Inc. above 37.00
45.00 63.00
102
185
265
1840
small letters
1,435,008 39.00
45.00 70.00 100.00
170
325
1840
reverse 1838
Inc. above
150
175
275
350
850 1,350
1840O
855,100 38.00
46.00 63.00
106
215
275
1841
310,000 52.00
65.00
110
165
235
325
1841O
401,000 37.00
65.00 75.00 98.00
265
230
1842 small date
2,012,764 35.00
55.00 80.00
135
200
325
1842
medium date
Inc. above 31.00
42.00 62.00 80.00
142
220
1842O
small date
957,000
650
950 1,400 2,450
4,650 7,750
1842O
medium date
Inc. above 42.00
46.00 63.00 85.00
175
500
1843
3,844,000 31.00
41.00 59.00 81.00
137
225
1843O
2,268,000 40.00
50.00 61.00 81.00
165
240
1844
1,766,000 33.00
43.00 59.00 65.00
160
210
1844O
2,005,000 33.00
43.00 59.00 70.00
165
225
1844/1844O
Inc. above
500
850 1,150 1,400
3,000 5,750
1845
589,000 36.00
45.00 67.00
125
220
325
1845O
2,094,000 33.00
43.00 59.00 70.00
165
240
1845O
no drapery
Inc. above 45.00
70.00 100.00
165
350
375
1846
medium date
2,210,000 33.00
43.00 59.00 70.00
175
200
1846 tall date
Inc. above 47.00
49.00 78.00
135
350
250
1846 /
horizontal 6
Inc. above
160
250
325
450
675 1,000
1846O
medium date
2,304,000 36.00
45.00 67.00 70.00
220
225
1846O tall date
Inc. above
200
325
425
675
1,750 2,000
1847/1846
1,156,000 2,000
2,750 4,000 5,500 10,000 12,500
1847
Inc. above 31.00
47.00 62.00 83.00
132
250
1847O
2,584,000 33.00
43.00 59.00 81.00
147
275
1848
580,000 44.00
75.00
110
185
275
485
1848O
3,180,000 33.00
43.00 59.00 75.00
175
285
1849
1,252,000 36.00
47.00 63.00 83.00
135
365
1849O
2,310,000 33.00
43.00 59.00 70.00
175
250
1850
227,000
275
325
450
585
700 1,000
1850O
2,456,000 37.00
45.00 61.00 80.00
175
275
1851
200,750
335
475
550
850
1,350 1,200
1851O
402,000 36.00
55.00 67.50
120
225
300
1852
77,130
425
500
700
925
1,100 1,350
1852O
144,000 70.00
125
210
350
750 1,250
1853O mintage
unrecorded
—
— 250,000
—
— 600,000
—
Note: 1853O, Eliasberg Sale, 1997, VG-8, $154,000.
MS-65
24,500
62
Mintage
G-4
3,546,000 58.00
Est. 20
—
1,392,976 60.00
178,976
240
VG-8 F-12 VF-20
XF-40
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
70.00 82.00
120
205
360 1,125 21,500
—
—
— 250,000 300,000
—
—
76.00 92.00
130
245
410 1,350 39,500
325
425
650
1,350
2,350 4,500 46,500
6,250 200,000
1,000 25,000
600
7,500
3,400
450
1,200
600
1,300
30,000
—
6,850
7,000
13,500
750
8,800
16,500
—
1,250
500
550
440
550
10,000
850
550
10,500
4,500
—
4,500
—
—
12,000
9,400
750
—
500
650
9,000
12,000
2,500
—
550
6,650
21,000
480
640
1,000
750
1,250
650
1,500
650
2,250
700
1,700
3,850
12,000
—
—
9,000
7,000
9,000
9,000
15,000
9,000
—
9,000
—
9,000
—
26,000
—
—
Seated Liberty Half Dollar
Bust Half Dollar
Date
1838
1838O proof only
1839
1839O
MS-65
Seated Liberty, arrows at date obverse
Rays around eagle reverse
Draped bust left, flanked by stars, date below obverse
HALF DOL. below eagle reverse
KM # 65 • 13.3600g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3866 oz. ASW, 30 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
MS-60
KM# 79 • 12.4400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3599 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1853
1853O
Mintage
3,532,708
1,328,000
G-4
33.00
38.00
VG-8
40.00
48.50
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
56.00 90.00
245
575 1,400
61.00
117
285
695 2,250
MS-65
24,500
29,500
Prf-65
175,000
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Seated Liberty Half Dollar
Seated Liberty, arrows at date obverse
HALF DOL. below eagle reverse
KM # 82 • 12.4400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3599 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1854
1854O
1855
1855/4
1855O
1855S
Mintage
2,982,000
5,240,000
759,500
Inc. above
3,688,000
129,950
G-4
32.00
32.00
60.00
65.00
35.00
350
VG-8
37.50
37.50
39.50
75.00
44.50
575
F-12
51.00
51.00
239
135
51.00
800
VF-20
68.50
68.50
79.00
200
68.50
1,600
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
135
270
675 8,000
135
270
600 8,000
167
325
700 9,000
400
600 2,000 17,500
135
270
650 8,000
3,650 6,850 19,500
—
Prf-65
37,500
—
39,500
37,000
—
—
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
1866
745,625 47.00 53.50 71.00 95.00
175
225
350 4,800 3,750
1866S
994,000 44.00 51.50 69.00 85.00
200
275
650 5,000
—
1867
449,925 49.00 56.50 77.00
130
275
250
350 4,800 3,750
1867S
1,196,000 43.00 50.50 59.00 70.00
200
250
350 7,000
—
1868
418,200 54.00 70.00
105
185
275
300
525 7,100 3,750
1868S
1,160,000 39.00 40.50 59.00 70.00
175
250
350 7,000
—
1869
795,900 44.00 53.50 67.00 85.00
165
190
385 4,600 3,750
1869S
656,000 46.00 55.50 69.00 95.00
210
265
600 7,000
—
1870
634,900 43.00 43.50 59.00 80.00
165
250
475 7,000 3,750
1870CC
54,617 1,200 1,850 4,500 7,250 16,000 30,000 100,000
—
—
1870S
1,004,000 39.00 43.50 61.00 95.00
200
275
575 7,000
—
1871
1,204,560 36.00 40.50 60.00 75.00
160
165
350 7,000 3,750
1871CC
153,950
325
400
600 1,275 2,850 10,000 15,000
—
—
1871S
2,178,000 38.00 39.50 57.00 70.00
175
215
400 7,000
—
1872
881,550 40.00 48.50 57.00 75.00
185
195
430 2,850 3,750
1872CC
272,000
110
175
325
750 2,100 4,000
8,000 50,000
—
1872S
580,000 44.00 49.50 75.00
135
300
375
975 7,000
—
1873 closed 3
801,800 39.00 46.50 72.00
115
162
250
545 4,500 3,750
1873 open 3
Inc. above 3,450 4,450 5,600 6,600 7,750 13,500 30,000
—
—
1873CC
122,500
225
325
550
950 2,350 6,500 12,000 80,000
—
1873S
no arrows
5,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Note: 1873S no arrows, no specimens known to survive.
Seated Liberty Half Dollar
Seated Liberty, arrows at date obverse
IN GOD WE TRUST above eagle reverse
Seated Liberty Half Dollar
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
HALF DOL. below eagle reverse
KM# 107 • 12.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
KM # A68 • 12.4400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3599 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1856
1856O
1856S
1857
1857O
1857S
1858
1858O
1858S
1859
1859O
1859S
1860
1860O
1860S
1861
1861O
1861O CSA Obv,
cracked die
1861S
1862
1862S
1863
1863S
1864
1864S
1865
1865S
1866 proof,
unique
1866S
Mintage
938,000
2,658,000
211,000
1,988,000
818,000
158,000
4,226,000
7,294,000
476,000
748,000
2,834,000
566,000
303,700
1,290,000
472,000
2,888,400
2,532,633
G-4
31.00
31.00
85.00
31.00
38.00
90.00
31.00
31.00
50.00
40.00
31.00
45.00
48.00
31.00
36.00
31.00
39.00
VG-8
40.00
40.00
110
40.00
43.00
125
40.00
40.00
65.00
45.00
40.00
46.00
44.00
40.00
45.00
43.00
47.00
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
55.00 72.00
125
215
425
55.00 72.00
125
190
385
165
275
750 1,250 3,500
55.00 72.00
115
190
385
58.00 85.00
150
275
885
185
375 1,050
975 3,500
55.00 72.00
115
215
385
55.00 72.00
115
215
385
85.00
140
365
400
950
59.00 90.00
125
200
650
55.00 72.00
115
215
450
67.00 100.00
275
375
750
59.00 100.00
150
350 1,000
55.00 72.00
120
230
450
60.00 80.00
215
245
850
55.00 72.00
120
190
440
60.00 80.00
175
235
450
Inc. above
939,500
253,550
1,352,000
503,660
916,000
379,570
658,000
511,900
675,000
150
36.00
43.00
31.00
46.00
39.00
51.00
43.00
48.00
43.00
350
48.00
65.00
47.00
61.00
57.00
75.00
57.00
59.00
51.00
500
750
62.00 85.00
80.00
120
55.00 72.00
80.00
110
70.00 90.00
85.00
150
69.00
125
78.00 100.00
70.00 100.00
—
60,000
—
485
—
650
—
950
—
1,250
MS-65
6,500
12,500
19,000
5,150
12,500
19,000
6,500
12,500
12,500
6,600
6,500
12,500
6,500
5,150
12,500
5,150
5,150
Prf-65
12,500
—
—
12,500
—
—
12,500
—
—
5,500
—
—
5,500
—
—
5,500
—
1,200
160
235
115
190
220
275
250
265
250
—
195
295
195
250
195
250
215
275
235
—
975
750
460
750
460
750
675
750
500
—
9,500
5,150
9,000
5,150
9,000
5,150
9,000
5,150
9,000
—
—
5,500
—
5,500
—
5,500
—
5,500
—
—
2,550
—
3,350
—
5,400
—
68,000
—
—
Seated Liberty Half Dollar
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
IN GOD WE TRUST above eagle reverse
KM # 99 • 12.4400g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3599 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
Date
1873
1873CC
1873S
1874
1874CC
1874S
Mintage
1,815,700
214,560
233,000
2,360,300
59,000
394,000
G-4
38.00
150
55.00
34.00
500
43.00
VG-8
53.00
400
110
42.00
1,000
65.00
F-12
74.00
650
150
61.00
2,200
85.00
VF-20
118
1,100
245
84.00
3,250
185
XF-40 AU-50
235
400
2,350 2,400
475
675
215
400
5,400 5,600
365
685
MS-60
850
5,700
2,200
900
10,500
1,850
MS-65 Prf-65
17,500 9,000
42,000
—
40,000
—
15,500 9,000
—
—
20,000
—
Seated Liberty Half Dollar
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
IN GOD WE TRUST above eagle reverse
KM# A99 • 12.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1875
1875CC
1875S
1876
1876S
1876CC
1877
1877CC
1877S
1878
1878CC
1878S
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
Mintage
G-4
VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
6,027,500 34.00 36.50 55.00 67.00
125
180
420
3,500 3,375
1,008,000 50.00 80.00
110
225
325
325
650
8,350
—
3,200,000 34.00 36.50 55.00 74.00
127
165
360
2,700
—
8,419,150 32.00 36.50 55.00 67.00
115
165
360
5,300 3,775
4,528,000 32.00 36.50 55.00 67.00
115
165
360
2,700
—
1,956,000 50.00 60.00 75.00
115
265
275
560
4,200
—
8,304,510 32.00 36.50 55.00 67.00
115
165
360
2,700 3,825
1,420,000 50.00 68.00 100.00
125
265
275
630
3,250
—
5,356,000 32.00 36.50 55.00 67.00
115
165
360
2,700
—
1,378,400 34.00 44.50 75.00 91.00
147
165
425
3,650 3,900
62,000
750 1,150 2,000 2,350 3,150 4,850 7,000 43,500
—
12,000 28,500 42,000 47,500 58,000 60,000 60,000 70,000 175,000
—
5,900
275
310
375
450
525
575
700
3,650 3,150
9,755
260
300
350
410
500
535
700
3,750 3,150
10,975
270
325
345
400
455
565
700
4,000 3,150
5,500
340
410
460
600
650
600
750
3,850 3,150
9,039
325
390
480
560
625
575
775
3,950 3,150
5,275
385
425
500
610
700
635
800
3,850 3,150
6,130
390
450
485
575
660
700
825
3,850 3,150
5,886
400
550
630
725
850
875 1,000
3,900 3,150
5,710
475
600
700
800
875
950 1,100
3,900 3,150
12,833
280
310
365
410
525
550
800
3,900 3,150
12,711
275
315
400
465
510
550
800
3,900 3,150
12,590
275
310
365
415
500
550
800
3,850 3,150
200,600 55.00 75.00 94.00
125
155
240
480
3,850 3,150
63
Barber Half Dollar
Walking Liberty Half Dollar
Laureate head right, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Heraldic eagle reverse
Liberty walking left wearing U.S. flag gown,
sunrise at left obverse Eagle advancing left reverse
KM # 116 • 12.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW, 30.6 mm. • Obv. Legend IN GOD
WE TRUST Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Charles E. Barber
Date
1892
1892O
1892O
micro O
1892S
1893
1893O
1893S
1894
1894O
1894S
1895
1895O
1895S
1896
1896O
1896S
1897
1897O
1897S
1898
1898O
1898S
1899
1899O
1899S
1900
1900O
1900S
1901
1901O
1901S
1902
1902O
1902S
1903
1903O
1903S
1904
1904O
1904S
1905
1905O
1905S
1906
1906D
1906O
1906S
1907
1907D
1907O
1907S
1908
1908D
1908O
1908S
1909
1909O
1909S
1910
1910S
1911
1911D
1911S
1912
1912D
1912S
1913
1913D
1913S
1914
1914S
1915
1915D
1915S
64
Mintage
935,245
390,000
G-4
28.50
310
VG-8
40.00
420
F-12
65.00
515
Inc. above
1,029,028
1,826,792
1,389,000
740,000
1,148,972
2,138,000
4,048,690
1,835,218
1,766,000
1,108,086
950,762
924,000
1,140,948
2,480,731
632,000
933,900
2,956,735
874,000
2,358,550
5,538,846
1,724,000
1,686,411
4,762,912
2,744,000
2,560,322
4,268,813
1,124,000
847,044
4,922,777
2,526,000
1,460,670
2,278,755
2,100,000
1,920,772
2,992,670
1,117,600
553,038
662,727
505,000
2,494,000
2,638,675
4,028,000
2,446,000
1,740,154
2,598,575
3,856,000
3,946,000
1,250,000
1,354,545
3,280,000
5,360,000
1,644,828
2,368,650
925,400
1,764,000
418,551
1,948,000
1,406,543
695,080
1,272,000
1,550,700
2,300,800
1,370,000
188,627
534,000
604,000
124,610
992,000
138,450
1,170,400
1,604,000
2,000
250
20.00
36.00
165
32.50
22.00
18.00
18.00
23.00
30.00
21.50
42.00
115
15.20
170
155
15.20
37.50
27.50
15.70
26.00
23.00
15.70
17.50
15.00
15.70
16.50
34.00
14.20
13.50
16.00
15.70
15.20
15.00
14.20
20.00
38.50
22.50
30.00
15.50
14.20
14.20
14.20
15.70
14.20
14.20
14.20
18.50
14.20
14.20
14.20
18.50
15.20
18.50
14.50
20.00
17.70
14.20
15.20
15.70
14.20
14.20
17.50
77.00
17.00
20.00
155
17.50
112
14.20
18.00
3,750
330
36.00
65.00
225
50.00
34.00
28.00
25.00
43.00
54.00
28.00
56.00
145
18.00
230
225
18.00
75.00
53.00
18.00
38.00
43.00
18.00
23.00
19.00
18.00
27.00
55.00
16.00
17.00
19.00
18.00
17.00
18.00
16.00
30.00
75.00
33.00
45.00
18.00
16.00
16.00
16.00
17.00
16.00
16.00
16.00
20.00
16.00
16.00
16.00
25.00
18.00
24.00
16.00
29.00
18.00
16.00
18.00
18.00
16.00
16.00
20.00
88.00
20.00
25.00
175
19.00
168
16.00
20.00
4,500
425
75.00
130
300
115
90.00
67.00
72.00
110
130
88.00
185
210
47.50
485
385
38.50
225
87.50
39.50
80.00
88.00
36.50
62.00
46.50
38.50
80.00
160
32.50
52.50
62.50
47.50
53.00
55.00
33.00
80.00
260
95.00
125
50.00
32.00
33.00
44.00
57.50
30.00
30.00
32.00
80.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
72.00
32.00
56.00
37.00
90.00
36.00
30.00
40.00
42.00
30.00
30.00
41.50
235
44.00
53.50
325
41.00
285
30.00
41.50
VF-20
120
575
XF-40 AU-50
195
345
630
690
MS-60
475
850
MS-65 Prf-65
2,945 4,650
4,350
—
7,000 10,000 17,500
530
600
700
135
205
335
220
360
435
500
595
725
200
280
355
170
290
365
125
230
345
150
225
345
195
285
385
235
310
410
160
265
355
290
475
775
350
495
750
100.00
180
345
835 1,100 1,350
535
840 1,050
94.00
180
335
355
525
625
175
340
440
98.00
180
365
170
300
400
135
205
355
90.00
180
335
165
285
335
98.00
200
335
94.00
180
335
205
350
475
355
610 1,050
86.00
180
335
105
225
355
150
260
420
100.00
200
335
115
210
335
125
220
380
85.00
180
345
220
385
590
555 1,075 1,775
180
270
370
235
340
440
125
230
350
83.00
180
335
89.00
180
335
98.00
190
350
110
215
380
83.00
180
335
75.00
180
335
89.00
180
335
165
315
650
80.00
180
335
80.00
180
335
89.00
180
345
160
285
435
83.00
180
335
140
300
510
100.00
180
335
170
330
445
100.00
180
355
83.00
180
335
91.00
180
345
98.00
180
345
83.00
180
335
81.00
180
335
100.00
180
335
420
600
875
100.00
200
335
110
225
385
550
775 1,025
98.00
190
355
380
575
920
75.00
180
335
94.00
195
350
24,000
940
520
625
1,275
500
525
490
595
620
580
565
1,750
1,450
485
1,800
1,500
485
1,250
950
475
675
660
475
860
640
510
1,350
1,850
475
725
750
500
665
610
475
1,100
9,000
565
760
615
465
465
600
590
465
465
575
1,275
465
485
540
850
465
775
600
610
625
465
565
580
465
465
535
1,150
485
725
1,400
575
1,350
465
480
64,000
4,850
3,125
9,650
25,000
3,850
6,250
9,850
3,900
6,950
8,250
5,450
14,750
10,500
2,945
9,500
7,350
2,975
9,450
10,250
2,945
8,150
6,900
3,075
15,500
10,000
4,250
14,850
19,500
3,925
11,500
7,750
9,250
9,500
5,750
6,450
12,500
41,500
7,500
4,850
9,750
3,800
4,500
6,350
5,950
2,925
2,925
3,025
12,500
4,350
4,250
2,925
6,350
2,925
4,850
4,450
3,900
6,650
2,925
3,025
5,950
3,425
2,925
5,850
5,250
5,450
4,650
11,500
4,950
6,650
2,925
2,925
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
—
4,650
—
—
—
4,650
—
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
4,650
—
—
4,650
—
—
4,800
—
—
5,000
—
5,000
—
—
KM# 142 • 12.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW, 30.6 mm. • Designer: Adolph A.
Weinman Notes: The mint mark appears on the obverse below the word “Trust” on 1916 and
some 1917 issues. Starting with some 1917 issues and continuing through the remainder of
the series, the mint mark was changed to the reverse, at about the 8 o'clock position near the
rim.
Date
1916
1916D
1916S
1917
1917D obv.
mint mark
1917S obv.
mint mark
1917D rev.
mint mark
1917S rev.
mint mark
1918
1918D
1918S
1919
1919D
1919S
1920
1920D
1920S
1921
1921D
1921S
1923S
1927S
1928S
Large S
1928S
Small S
1929D
1929S
1933S
1934
1934D
1934S
1935
1935D
1935S
1936
1936D
1936S
1937
1937D
1937S
1938
1938D
1939
1939D
1939S
1940
1940S
1941
1941D
1941S
1942
1942D
1942S
1943
1943D
1943D
Double Die
Obverse
1943S
1944
1944D
1944S
1945
1945D
1945S
1946
Double Die
Reverse
1946
1946D
1946S
1947
1947D
Mintage
608,000
1,014,400
508,000
12,292,000
G-4
47.00
48.50
108
14.20
VG-8
55.00
55.00
135
14.50
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50
95.00
170
240
275
80.00
135
220
255
280
440
600
720
15.20 19.50 42.00 72.00
MS-60
345
360
1,050
130
MS-65 Prf-65
1,950
—
2,500
—
6,250
—
1,050
—
765,400
23.50
33.00
80.00
155
235
335
625
7,900
—
952,000
27.00
44.00
135
365
700
1,200
2,300
22,500
—
1,940,000
14.20
14.50
45.00
135
275
555
940
18,500
—
5,554,000
6,634,000
3,853,040
10,282,000
962,000
1,165,000
1,552,000
6,372,000
1,551,000
4,624,000
246,000
208,000
548,000
2,178,000
2,392,000
14.20
14.20
14.20
14.20
26.00
25.00
17.50
14.20
14.20
14.20
165
310
45.00
14.20
14.50
14.50
14.50
14.50
14.50
32.50
38.50
28.50
14.50
14.50
14.50
210
370
65.00
14.50
14.80
16.50
15.50
35.00
16.00
78.50
95.00
72.00
15.50
65.00
19.00
350
550
210
27.50
16.50
32.00
64.00
90.00
34.00
265
320
310
42.00
240
78.00
750
950
750
110
46.00
65.00
150
225
60.00
535
765
825
75.00
460
235
1,575
2,200
4,850
295
165
155
265
500
190
885
1,750
1,750
155
920
510
2,650
3,150
7,950
650
425
330 13,850
565
3,800
1,300 24,500
485 17,750
1,325
7,750
5,950 130,000
3,300 20,000
330
5,250
1,485 17,500
850 14,500
4,500 19,500
5,650 29,500
12,950 130,000
1,375 16,500
990
9,750
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
1,940,000
14.50
17.50
28.00
110
325
600
1,650
—
—
Inc. above
1,001,200
1,902,000
1,786,000
6,964,000
2,361,400
3,652,000
9,162,000
3,003,800
3,854,000
12,617,901
4,252,400
3,884,000
9,527,728
1,676,000
2,090,000
4,118,152
491,600
6,820,808
4,267,800
2,552,000
9,167,279
4,550,000
24,207,412
11,248,400
8,098,000
47,839,120
10,973,800
12,708,000
53,190,000
11,346,000
14.20
14.20
14.20
14.20
14.00
14.20
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
70.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.50 18.50
14.50 17.50
14.50 15.50
14.50 17.60
14.50 15.20
14.90 18.90
14.70 15.80
14.50 15.20
14.70 15.80
14.70 15.60
14.50 15.20
14.70 15.60
14.70 15.60
14.50 15.20
14.70 17.20
14.70 15.80
14.70 15.60
75.00 100.00
14.30 15.00
14.50 15.20
14.70 15.60
14.30 15.00
14.50 15.20
14.30 15.00
14.50 15.20
14.50 15.20
14.30 15.00
14.50 15.20
14.50 15.20
14.30 15.00
14.50 15.20
66.00
32.00
28.50
20.00
15.80
17.50
18.00
15.80
16.20
13.50
15.80
16.00
16.00
15.80
17.60
17.20
16.20
125
15.80
16.80
16.00
15.40
15.80
15.36
15.80
15.80
15.36
15.80
15.80
15.36
15.80
195
450
98.00
195
115
220
58.00
240
17.60 25.00
36.00 88.00
30.00 100.00
17.76 21.50
33.00 66.00
32.00 95.00
17.76 21.00
20.00 52.00
21.50 58.00
17.76 22.00
33.50
105
25.50 62.00
19.21 38.00
185
250
17.76 22.00
18.51 26.00
25.00 76.00
16.80 17.60
17.76 21.00
16.10 17.60
16.20 18.00
19.60 27.50
15.80 17.60
16.20 19.00
16.20 18.60
16.10 17.60
16.20 25.00
985
390
400
590
85.00
150
385
45.00
140
285
37.50
78.00
132
38.00
220
168
66.00
475
41.00
45.00
145
31.00
50.00
30.00
37.50
70.00
30.00
37.00
37.00
30.00
42.00
10,750
3,350
3,750
4,500
565
1,625
4,800
365
2,450
2,850
265
665
1,000
285
965
785
460
1,750
210
225
375
185
315
155
180
925
130
315
475
140
240
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
6,600
—
—
1,700
—
—
1,275
—
1,150
—
—
1,000
—
850
—
—
850
—
—
—
—
—
13,450,000
28,206,000
9,769,000
8,904,000
31,502,000
9,966,800
10,156,000
14.20
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
15.00
14.50
14.30
14.50
14.50
14.30
14.50
14.50
17.00
15.20
15.00
15.20
15.20
15.00
15.20
15.20
19.00
15.80
15.36
15.80
15.80
15.36
15.80
15.80
22.00
16.20
16.10
16.20
16.20
16.10
16.20
16.20
30.00
18.50
17.60
20.00
18.00
17.60
19.00
17.50
55.00
42.00
30.00
37.00
36.00
30.00
36.00
36.00
450
290
170
165
500
130
130
135
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Inc. above
12,118,000
2,151,000
3,724,000
4,094,000
3,900,600
16.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
14.00
24.00
14.30
14.70
14.50
14.30
14.70
35.00
15.00
15.20
15.20
15.00
15.20
50.00
15.36
15.80
15.80
15.80
15.80
85.00
16.10
25.50
16.90
16.20
16.20
175
17.60
38.50
19.00
22.00
31.50
325
30.00
47.50
43.50
50.00
52.50
2,750
155
125
175
220
145
—
—
—
—
—
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Franklin Half Dollar
Kennedy Half Dollar
Franklin bust right obverse
Liberty Bell, small eagle at right reverse
KM# 202a • 11.5000g.,0.4000 Silver, 0.1479 oz. ASW, 30.6 mm. • Obv. Designer: Gilroy
Roberts Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Edge Desc:Reeded
KM # 199 • 12.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW, 30.6 mm. • Designer: John R. Sinnock
Date
1948
1948D
1949
1949D
1949S
1950
1950D
1951
1951D
1951S
1952
1952D
1952S
1953
1953D
1953S
1954
1954D
1954S
1955
1955 Bugs
Bunny
1956
Type 1 rev.
1956
Type 2 rev.
1957
Type 1 rev.
1957
Type 2 rev.
1957D
1958
Type 1 rev.
1958
Type 2 rev.
1958D
1959
Type 1 rev.
1959
Type 2 rev.
1959D
1960
Type 1 rev.
1960
Type 2 rev.
1960D
1961
Type 1 rev.
1961
Type 2 rev.
1961 Double
die rev.
1961D
1962
Type 1 rev.
1962
Type 2 rev.
1962D
1963
Type 1 rev.
1963
Type 2 rev.
1963D
Mintage G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-65 -65FBL -65CAM
3,006,814 — 13.80 13.90 14.50 15.10 15.30 17.00 75.00
190
—
4,028,600 — 13.80 13.90 14.50 14.60 15.00 16.00
125
260
—
5,614,000 —
—
—
— 15.60 14.00 38.50
120
250
—
4,120,600 —
—
— 14.30 16.60 25.00 43.50
900 1,750
—
3,744,000 —
—
— 14.50 16.50 30.00 62.50
160
700
—
7,793,509 —
—
—
— 13.90 13.00 26.00
110
285 2,000
8,031,600 —
—
—
— 14.90 15.10 22.00
425
900
—
16,859,602 —
—
—
— 13.60 16.60 17.60 75.00
340 1,450
9,475,200 —
—
—
— 17.90 17.50 26.00
170
540
—
13,696,000 —
—
— 13.90 14.60 15.00 23.50
125
750
—
21,274,073 —
—
—
— 13.80 16.60 17.00 70.00
210
775
25,395,600 —
—
—
— 13.80 16.60 17.00
130
450
—
5,526,000 —
— 13.90 16.50 16.00 32.00 52.00
140 1,500
—
2,796,920 —
— 13.90 14.00 14.40 16.00 25.00
140 1,000
475
20,900,400 —
—
—
— 13.60 13.80 14.00
150
400
—
4,148,000 —
—
— 13.90 14.60 18.50 25.00 65.00 16,000
—
13,421,503 —
—
—
— 13.60 14.60 14.80 75.00
225
175
25,445,580 —
—
—
— 13.60 14.60 14.80
110
235
—
4,993,400 —
—
—
— 14.00 14.60 15.10 42.00
440
—
2,876,381 — 15.50 16.00 17.50 18.00 18.50 20.00 70.00
140
120
Inc. above
— 20.00 22.00 23.00 25.00
26.00
28.00
120
750
—
4,701,384
— 13.50 13.60 13.70 14.00
14.80
15.40
55.00
125
300
Inc. above
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
40.00
6,361,952
—
—
—
— 13.60
14.80
15.70
63.00
95.00
55.00
Inc. above
19,966,850
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 13.60
—
14.80
—
15.50
—
—
60.00 100.00
—
—
4,917,652
—
—
—
— 13.60
14.80
15.50
55.00
110
60.00
Inc. above
23,962,412
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 14.30
— 13.60
20.00
14.80
26.00
15.50
—
55.00
—
80.00
—
—
7,349,291
—
—
—
— 13.60
14.80
15.50
110
250
75.00
Inc. above
13,053,750
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 14.10
— 13.60
16.00
14.80
30.00
15.50
115
125
—
215
—
—
7,715,602
—
—
—
— 13.60
14.80
15.50
110
340
45.00
Inc. above
18,215,812
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 13.60
—
14.80
—
15.50
—
400
—
1,350
—
—
11,318,244
—
—
—
— 13.60
14.80
15.50
125
1,300
40.00
Inc. above
—
—
—
— 25.00
—
—
—
—
—
Inc. above
20,276,442
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 13.60
—
14.80
—
15.50
—
155
—
875
3,500
—
12,932,019
—
—
—
— 13.60
14.80
15.50
145
1,850
35.00
Inc. above
35,473,281
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 13.60
—
14.80
—
15.50
—
175
—
800
—
—
25,239,645
—
—
—
— 13.60
14.80
15.50
55.00
1,200
35.00
Inc. above
67,069,292
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 13.60
—
14.80
—
15.50
—
75.00
—
165
—
—
Kennedy Half Dollar
Date
1965
1965 SMS
1966
1966 SMS
1967
1967 SMS
1968D
1968S
1969D
1969S
1970D
1970S
Mintage
65,879,366
2,360,000
108,984,932
2,261,583
295,046,978
1,863,344
246,951,930
3,041,506
129,881,800
2,934,631
2,150,000
2,632,810
G-4
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
VG-8
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
F-12
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
VF-20
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
XF-40 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
—
5.00 14.50
—
—
— 15.00
—
—
5.00 22.50
—
—
— 17.00
—
—
5.00 18.50
—
—
— 18.00
—
—
5.00 16.50
—
—
—
—
7.49
—
5.00 20.00
—
—
—
—
7.49
—
8.50 40.00
—
—
—
— 12.00
Kennedy Half Dollar
KM# 202b • 11.3400g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 30.6 mm. • Obv. Designer: Gilroy
Roberts Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro
Date
1971
1971D
1971S
1972
1972D
1972S
1973
1973D
1973S
1974
1974D
1974D DDO
1974S
1975 none minted
1975D none minted
1975S none minted
Mintage
155,640,000
302,097,424
3,244,183
153,180,000
141,890,000
3,267,667
64,964,000
83,171,400
(2,769,624)
201,596,000
79,066,300
Inc. above
(2,617,350)
—
—
—
G-4
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
VG-8
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
F-12
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
VF-20
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
XF-40 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
—
1.00 17.50
—
—
1.00 12.00
—
—
—
—
5.00
—
1.00 15.50
—
—
1.00 14.50
—
—
—
—
5.00
—
1.00 20.00
—
—
— 12.00
—
—
—
—
5.00
—
1.00 25.00
—
—
1.00 17.00
—
24.00 32.00
165
—
—
—
—
5.00
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Kennedy Half Dollar
Bicentennial design, Independence Hall reverse
KM# 205 • 11.2000g., Copper-Nickel, 30.6 mm. • Rev. Designer: Seth Huntington
Date
1976
1976D
1976S
Mintage
234,308,000
287,565,248
(7,059,099)
G-4
—
—
—
VG-8
—
—
—
F-12
—
—
—
VF-20
—
—
—
XF-40 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
—
1.00 16.50
—
—
1.00 14.00
—
—
—
—
5.00
Kennedy Half Dollar
Bicentennial design, Independence Hall reverse
KM# 205a • 11.5000g.,0.4000 Silver, 0.1479 oz. ASW, 30.6 mm. • Rev. Designer: Seth
Huntington
Date
1976S
1976S
Mintage
4,908,319
3,998,621
G-4
—
—
VG-8
—
—
F-12
—
—
VF-20
—
—
XF-40 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
—
— 12.00
7.60
—
—
—
7.60
Kennedy Half Dollar
Regular design resumed reverse
KM # 202 • 12.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW, 30.6 mm. • Obv. Designer: Gilroy
Roberts Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro Edge Desc:Reeded
Date
1964
1964 Accented Hair
1964D
Mintage
277,254,766
Inc. above
156,205,446
G-4
—
—
—
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
VG-8
—
—
—
F-12
—
—
—
VF-20
—
—
—
XF-40 MS-60 MS-65 Prf-65
10.10 10.30 22.00 15.00
—
—
— 40.00
10.20 10.50 24.00
—
KM# A202b • 11.1000g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 30.4 mm. • Edge Desc:Reeded Notes:
KM#202b design and composition resumed. The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II proofs have
clearer mint marks than the Type I proofs of those years.
65
Date
1977
1977D
1977S
1978
1978D
1978S
1979
1979D
1979S Type I
1979S Type II
1980P
1980D
1980S
1981P
1981D
1981S Type I
1981S Type II
1982P
1982P no
initials FG
1982D
1982S
1983P
1983D
1983S
1984P
1984D
1984S
1985P
1985D
1985S
1986P
1986D
1986S
1987P
1987D
1987S
1988P
1988D
1988S
1989P
1989D
1989S
1990P
1990D
1990S
1991P
1991D
1991S
1992P
1992D
1992S
1993P
1993D
1993S
1994P
1994D
1994S
1995P
1995D
1995S
1996P
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
43,598,000 12.50
—
31,449,106 16.50
—
(3,251,152)
—
4.50
14,350,000 12.00
—
13,765,799 15.00
—
(3,127,788)
—
5.00
68,312,000 13.50
—
15,815,422 13.50
—
3,677,175
—
5.00
Inc. above
— 18.00
44,134,000 12.50
—
33,456,449 17.50
—
(3,547,030)
—
5.00
29,544,000 15.50
—
27,839,533 20.00
—
(4,063,083)
—
5.00
Inc. above
— 18.50
10,819,000 18.50
—
Inc. above
13,140,102
(38,957,479)
34,139,000
32,472,244
(3,279,126)
26,029,000
26,262,158
(3,065,110)
18,706,962
19,814,034
(3,962,138)
13,107,633
15,336,145
(2,411,180)
2,890,758
2,890,758
(4,407,728)
13,626,000
12,000,096
(3,262,948)
24,542,000
23,000,216
(3,220,194)
22,780,000
20,096,242
(3,299,559)
14,874,000
15,054,678
(2,867,787)
17,628,000
17,000,106
(2,858,981)
15,510,000
15,000,006
(2,633,439)
23,718,000
23,828,110
(2,484,594)
26,496,000
26,288,000
(2,010,384)
24,442,000
110
20.00
—
22.50
12.50
—
12.00
18.00
—
16.50
12.50
—
17.50
14.00
—
16.50
12.50
—
16.50
10.00
—
13.00
13.00
—
17.50
20.00
—
12.50
16.00
—
10.00
10.00
—
12.00
10.00
—
12.00
8.50
—
10.00
8.00
—
10.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
6.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
6.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
5.00
—
—
12.00
—
Date
1996D
1996S
1997P
1997D
1997S
1998P
1998D
1998S
1999P
1999D
1999S
2000P
2000D
2000S
2001P
2001D
2001S
2002P
2002D
2002S
2003P
2003D
2003S
2004P
2004D
2004S
2005P
2005P Satin finish
2005D
2005D Satin finish
2005S
2006P
2006P Satin finish
2006D
2006D Satin finish
2006S
2007P
2007P Satin finish
2007D
2007D Satin finish
2007S
2008P
2008P Satin finish
2008D
2008D Satin finish
2008S
2009P
2009P Satin finish
2009D
2009D Satin finish
2009S
2010P
2010P Satin finish
2010D
2010D Satin finish
2010S
2011P
2011D
2011S
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage MS-65 Prf-65
24,744,000 10.00
—
(2,085,191)
—
9.00
20,882,000 14.00
—
19,876,000 13.50
—
(1,975,000)
— 10.00
15,646,000 12.50
—
15,064,000 12.50
—
(2,078,494)
—
7.00
8,900,000 11.00
—
10,682,000 10.00
—
(2,557,897)
—
8.00
22,600,000 12.00
—
19,466,000 12.00
—
(3,082,944)
—
5.00
21,200,000 10.00
—
19,504,000
9.00
—
(2,235,000)
—
5.00
3,100,000 10.00
—
2,500,000 10.50
—
(2,268,913)
—
5.00
2,500,000
6.00
—
2,500,000
6.00
—
2,076,165
—
5.00
2,900,000
4.50
—
2,900,000
4.50
—
1,789,488
—
6.00
3,800,000
6.00
—
1,160,000
8.00
—
3,500,000
5.00
—
1,160,000 10.00
—
2,275,000
—
5.00
2,400,000
4.50
—
847,361 12.00
—
2,000,000
4.50
—
847,361 14.00
—
1,934,965
—
6.00
—
4.50
—
—
8.00
—
—
4.50
—
—
8.00
—
—
—
6.00
—
4.50
—
—
8.50
—
—
4.50
—
—
8.50
—
—
—
9.00
—
4.50
—
—
8.50
—
—
4.50
—
—
8.50
—
—
—
6.00
—
4.50
—
—
8.50
—
—
4.50
—
—
8.50
—
—
— 13.00
—
4.50
—
—
4.50
—
—
—
9.00
—
4.50
—
—
4.50
—
—
—
—
Kennedy Half Dollar
KM # A202c • 12.5000g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW, 30.6 mm. • Designer: Gilroy
Roberts
Date
1992S
1993S
1994S
1995S
1996S
1997S
1998S
1998S Matte Proof
1999S
2000S
2001S
66
Mintage
(1,317,579)
(761,353)
(785,329)
(838,953)
(830,021)
(821,678)
(878,792)
(62,350)
(804,565)
(965,921)
(849,600)
Prf-65
11.00
13.00
11.00
46.00
13.00
35.00
11.00
225
13.00
11.00
11.00
Date
2002S
2003S
2004S
2005S
2006S
2007S
2008S
2009S
2010S
2011S
Mintage
(888,816)
(1,040,425)
1,175,935
1,069,679
988,140
1,384,797
620,684
—
—
—
Prf-65
11.00
11.00
11.00
12.00
12.00
13.50
12.00
11.00
12.00
12.00
DOLLAR
Flowing Hair Dollar
KM# 17 • 26.9600g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.7731 oz. ASW, 39-40 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
Notes: The two 1795 varieties have either two or three leaves under each of the eagle's wings
on the reverse.
Date
1794
1795 2 leaves
1795 3 leaves
1795 Silver plug
Mintage
G-4
1,758 57,500
203,033 1,950
Inc. above 1,850
Inc. above 3,500
VG-8
F-12
VF-20
90,000 120,000 170,000
2,250
4,450
7,800
2,100
4,200
7,250
6,500
9,850 13,950
XF-40
245,000
16,150
14,500
28,500
MS-60
575,000
80,500
69,500
115,000
MS-63
950,000
196,500
182,500
235,000
Draped Bust Dollar
Small eagle reverse
KM# 18 • 26.9600g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.7731 oz. ASW, 39-40 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1795 Off-center bust
1795 Centered bust
1796 small date, small letters
1796 small date, large letters
1796 large date, small letters
1797 9 stars left, 7 stars right,
small letters
1797 9 stars left, 7 stars right,
large letters
1797 10 stars left, 6 stars right
1798 13 stars
1798 15 stars
Mintage
Inc. above
—
72,920
Inc. above
Inc. above
7,776
Inc. above
Inc. above
327,536
Inc. above
G-4
1,350
1,370
1,450
1,360
1,385
VG-8
2,050
2,075
2,150
2,070
2,085
F-12 VF-20 XF-40
3,850 5,850 12,500
3,900 5,950 12,700
4,100 6,300 13,750
3,875 6,400 13,700
4,250 6,750 14,350
2,000 3,250
5,200
9,000 18,850
1,560
1,450
1,450
2,050
4,250
4,050
4,150
4,700
6,850
6,350
6,300
7,450
2,325
2,250
2,150
2,750
13,950
13,600
13,750
16,150
MS-60 MS-63
52,000 126,000
52,500 126,000
70,000
—
—
—
57,000 136,000
—
—
55,500
—
53,500 125,000
85,000
—
95,000
—
Draped Bust Dollar
Draped bust right, flanked by stars, date below obverse
Heraldic eagle reverse
KM# 32 • 26.9600g.,0.8920 Silver, 0.7731 oz. ASW, 39-40 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY
Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot Notes: The 1798 “knob
9” variety has a serif on the lower left of the 9 in the date. The 1798 varieties are distinguished
by the number of arrows held by the eagle on the reverse and the number of berries on the
olive branch. On the 1798 “high-8” variety, the 8 in the date is higher than the other numberals.
The 1799 varieties are distinguished by the number and positioning of the stars on the obverse
and by the size of the berries in the olive branch on the reverse. On the 1700 “irregular date”
variety, the first 9 in the date is smaller than the other numerals. Some varieties of the 1800
strikes had letters in the legend cut twice into the dies; as between the numerals in the date
are wider than other varieties and the 8 is lower than the other numerals. The 1800 “small
berries” variety refers to the size of the berries in the olive branch on the reverse. The 1800
“12 arrows” and “10 arrows” varieties refer to the number of arrows held by the eagle. The
1800 “Americai” variety appears to have the faint outline of an “I” after “America” in the reverse
legend. The “close” and “wide” varieties of the 1802 refer to the amount of space between
the numberals in the date. The 1800 large-3 and small-3 varieties are distinguished by the
size of the 3 in the date.
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
Mintage
G-4
1798 knob 9, 4 stripes
423,515 1,025
1798 knob 9, 10 arrows
Inc. above 1,025
1798 knob 9, 5 stripes
Inc. above
—
1798 pointed 9, 4 berries
Inc. above 1,025
1798 5 berries, 12 arrows
Inc. above 1,025
1798 high 8
Inc. above 1,025
1798 13 arrows
Inc. above 1,025
1799/98 13-star reverse
Inc. above 1,065
1799/98 15-star reverse
Inc. above 1,050
1799 irregular date,
13-star reverse
Inc. above 1,010
1799 irregular date,
15-star reverse
Inc. above 1,000
1799 perfect date, 7- and 6-star
obverse, no berries
Inc. above
990
1799 perfect date, 7- and 6-star
obverse, small berries
Inc. above
990
1799 perfect date, 7- and 6-star
obverse, medium large berries
Inc. above
990
1799 perfect date, 7- and 6-star
obverse, extra large berries
Inc. above 1,000
1799 8 stars left, 5 stars right on
obverse
Inc. above 1,075
1800 “R” in “Liberty” double cut
220,920 1,040
1800 first “T” in “States” double cut Inc. above 1,040
1800 both letters double cut
Inc. above 1,040
1800 “T” in “United” double cut
Inc. above 1,040
1800 very wide date, low 8
Inc. above 1,040
1800 small berries
Inc. above 1,040
1800 dot date
Inc. above 1,040
1800 12 arrows
Inc. above 1,040
1800 10 arrows
Inc. above 1,040
1800 “Americai”
Inc. above 1,065
1801
54,454 1,065
1801 proof restrike
—
—
1802/1 close
Inc. above 1,090
1802/1 wide
Inc. above 1,090
1802 close, perfect date
Inc. above 1,090
1802 wide, perfect date
Inc. above 1,090
1802 proof restrike,
mintage unrecorded
—
—
1803 large 3
85,634 1,100
1803 small 3
Inc. above 1,100
1803 proof restrike,
mintage unrecorded
—
—
1804 15 known
—
—
Note: 1804, Childs Sale, Aug. 1999, Prf-68, $4,140,000.
VG-8
1,185
1,185
—
1,185
1,185
1,185
1,185
1,250
1,225
F-12
1,785
1,785
—
1,785
1,785
1,785
1,785
2,000
1,875
VF-20
2,735
2,735
—
2,735
2,735
2,735
2,735
2,950
2,850
XF-40
5,550
5,550
—
5,550
5,550
5,550
5,550
4,300
4,000
MS-60 MS-63
21,750 95,000
21,750 87,000
— 124,500
21,750 43,500
21,750 43,500
21,750 43,500
21,750 45,000
23,500 45,000
24,500 47,500
1,170
1,825 3,000 3,900
23,500
45,000
1,160
1,825 3,200 5,550
21,500
42,500
1,150
1,750 2,700 3,850
18,500
42,500
1,150
1,750 2,700 3,850
18,500
42,500
1,150
1,750 2,700 3,850
18,500
42,500
1,180
1,750 2,700 3,850
18,500
51,500
1,200
1,225
1,200
1,200
1,200
1,200
1,200
1,250
1,200
1,200
1,250
1,300
—
1,275
1,275
1,275
1,250
1,825
1,825
1,800
1,800
1,800
1,800
1,850
2,000
1,825
1,825
2,000
2,050
—
2,000
2,000
1,850
1,825
24,000
21,500
21,500
21,500
21,500
21,500
22,000
21,500
31,000
—
21,500
25,000
—
20,500
20,500
20,500
21,500
45,000
45,000
45,000
45,000
45,000
—
48,500
45,000
—
—
49,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
1,300 1,875 3,000 4,000 20,500
1,300 2,000 3,300 4,300 21,500
—
47,500
48,500
—
—
2,800
2,775
2,750
2,750
2,750
2,750
2,800
3,000
3,200
3,200
3,300
3,200
—
3,300
3,300
2,800
2,775
—
—
—
—
3,900
5,550
5,550
5,550
5,550
5,550
3,900
4,300
5,550
5,550
4,300
4,000
—
4,300
4,300
3,900
3,950
—
—
—
—
—
—
Seated Liberty Dollar
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
No motto above eagle reverse
Date
Mintage
1860O
515,000
1861
78,500
1862
12,090
1863
27,660
1864
31,170
1865
47,000
1866 2 known
without motto
—
G-4 VG-8
265 295
600 750
440 600
375 525
350 410
300 350
—
—
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-63
315 395
465
800 2,250 3,850
900 985 1,750 1,975 2,950 5,650
850 945 1,450 1,650 3,250 5,750
575 660
985 1,400 3,250 6,000
500 565
920 1,375 3,350 6,400
420 585 1,050 1,750 3,250 6,250
—
—
—
—
—
—
MS-65
56,000
90,000
90,000
90,000
90,000
90,000
Prf-65
—
15,700
15,700
18,000
15,700
15,700
—
—
Seated Liberty Dollar
Seated Liberty, date below obverse
IN GOD WE TRUST above eagle reverse
KM# 100 • 26.7300g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.7734 oz. ASW, 38.1 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: In 1866 the motto IN GOD WE
TRUST was added to the reverse above the eagle.
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8
F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-65 Prf-65
1866
49,625
320
350
440
590
795
1,250
2,400
5,000 85,000 16,000
1867
47,525
315
345
405
565
670
895
2,435
5,050 85,000 16,000
1868
162,700
325
355
395
535
650
920
3,500
7,350 85,000 16,000
1869
424,300
290
320
370
490
640
985
2,400
5,000 85,000 16,000
1870
416,000
280
320
350
430
595
970
2,300
4,950 67,500 16,000
1870CC
12,462
475
600
825 1,375 3,650
8,250 27,500
44,500
—
—
1870S 12-15
known
— 150,000 235,000 350,000 600,000 850,000 1,350,000 1,850,000 2,500,000
—
—
Note: 1870S, Eliasberg Sale, April 1997, EF-45 to AU-50, $264,000.
1871
1,074,760
270
300
330
410
545
970
2,300
4,950 67,500 16,000
1871CC
1,376 2,000 2,850 4,750 7,450 14,500 25,000 68,500 175,000
—
—
1872
1,106,450
270
300
330
410
495
820
2,300
4,850 67,500 16,000
1872CC
3,150
900 1,400 2,850 4,300 4,850 13,500 28,500 120,000 385,000
—
1872S
9,000
310
365
550
700 2,000
4,500 11,000
26,000
—
—
1873
293,600
275
310
340
420
510
840
2,350
4,900 67,500 16,000
1873CC
2,300 6,250 7,250 11,500 19,000 31,500 43,500 125,000 225,000 625,000
—
1873S none
known
700
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Trade Dollar
Seated Liberty, IN GOD WE TRUST in base above
date obverse TRADE DOLLAR below eagle reverse
KM # 71 • 26.7300g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.7734 oz. ASW, 38.1 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
Mintage
1840
61,005
1841
173,000
1842
184,618
1843
165,100
1844
20,000
1845
24,500
1846
110,600
1846O
59,000
1847
140,750
1848
15,000
1849
62,600
1850
7,500
1850O
40,000
1851
1,300
1851 Restrike
—
1852
1,100
1852 Restrike
—
1853
46,110
1853 Restrike
—
1854
33,140
1855
26,000
1856
63,500
1857
94,000
1858
proof only Est. 800
Note: Later restrike.
1859
256,500
1859O
360,000
1859S
20,000
1860
218,930
G-4
290
265
265
265
280
300
275
285
265
325
275
465
335
4,000
—
3,500
—
335
—
1,100
900
400
450
VG-8
320
295
295
295
313
335
313
330
295
385
305
545
400
4,850
—
4,150
—
400
—
1,450
1,150
450
525
F-12
340
315
315
315
360
385
345
370
315
515
350
380
515
5,750
—
5,200
—
550
—
2,000
1,500
650
675
VF-20
420
395
395
395
455
455
490
480
395
795
420
845
750
7,750
—
7,000
—
660
—
2,850
2,150
775
800
XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-65 Prf-65
680 1,075 4,000 21,500
—
—
610 1,000 2,950 5,500 100,000
—
630
925 2,650 4,700
—
—
465
925 2,750 9,000
—
—
785 1,250 6,450 15,000 100,000
—
900 1,750 10,500 26,500
— 75,000
650 1,100 2,750 5,200 98,000 125,000
775 1,325 8,750 20,000
—
—
465
900 2,950 7,500 100,000
—
1,250 1,700 4,100 12,500 100,000
—
600 1,000 3,200 7,950 100,000 155,000
1,750 2,650 7,850 15,000
— 80,000
1,550 3,950 12,850 34,500
—
—
18,000 27,000 43,500 68,500 150,000 225,000
—
—
—
—
— 90,000
15,000 26,000 38,500 60,000 150,000 200,000
—
—
—
—
— 70,000
1,100 1,425 4,000 7,950 100,000 90,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
4,500 5,750 8,500 13,500 100,000 80,000
3,750 4,950 8,850 31,500
— 55,000
1,650 2,850 4,350 11,500
— 39,500
1,500 1,850 3,650 9,000 95,000 39,500
3,200 3,600 4,000 4,800 7,250
285
265
330
275
335
295
390
310
400
315
515
380
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515
655
395
465
750 1,550
510
660
8,850
—
—
—
42,500
1,000 2,850 5,850
800 2,250 4,150
3,500 15,000 36,500
900 2,550 5,500
95,000
56,000
—
90,000
17,500
—
—
15,700
KM# 108 • 27.2200g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.7876 oz. ASW, 38.1 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. Designer: William Barber
Date
1873
1873CC
1873S
1874
1874CC
1874S
1875
1875CC
1875S
1875S/CC
1876
1876CC
1876CC
1876S
1877
1877CC
1877S
1878 proof only
1878CC
1878S
1879 proof only
1880 proof only
1881 proof only
1882 proof only
Mintage
397,500
124,500
703,000
987,800
1,373,200
2,549,000
218,900
1,573,700
4,487,000
Inc. above
456,150
509,000
Inc. above
5,227,000
3,039,710
534,000
9,519,000
900
97,000
4,162,000
1,541
1,987
960
1,097
G-4 VG-8 F-12
108 155 165
230 275 330
115 135 155
118 130 150
235 265 310
108 155 160
160 185 375
200 255 285
98.00 145 150
220 285 375
108 155 160
235 265 300
—
— 375
98.00 145 150
108 155 160
235 275 320
98.00 145 150
—
—
—
425 525 710
98.00 145 150
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
VF-20
190
450
210
185
375
175
460
335
165
560
175
365
650
165
175
410
165
1,200
1,050
165
1,175
1,150
1,200
1,175
XF-40
250
700
265
250
600
235
590
510
225
925
235
525
1,250
225
235
700
225
1,300
2,400
225
1,275
1,250
1,300
1,275
AU-50 MS-60 MS-65
360 1,050 12,500
1,475 8,850 122,000
385 1,450 15,500
365 1,150 13,850
775 3,250 26,500
285
975 11,000
850 2,450 13,000
675 2,150 40,000
275
960 13,750
1,450 4,650 65,000
285
950
7,500
720 6,000 78,500
2,000 8,500
—
275
940 13,750
285
950 16,000
800 2,450 60,000
275
940 13,750
1,500
—
—
4,200 12,000 112,000
275
940 13,750
1,400
—
—
1,350
—
—
1,400
—
—
1,375
—
—
Prf-65
11,000
—
—
10,800
—
—
10,700
—
—
—
10,500
—
—
—
10,500
—
—
13,500
—
—
10,500
10,500
10,500
10,500
67
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60
1883 proof only
979
—
—
— 1,200 1,300
1,400
—
1884 proof only
10
—
—
—
—
— 100,000
—
Note: 1884, Eliasberg Sale, April 1997, Prf-66, $396,000.
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
10,500
—
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40
1885 proof only
5
—
—
—
—
—
Note: 1885, Eliasberg Sale, April 1997, Prf-65, $907,500.
AU-50 MS-60
—
—
MS-65
Prf-65
— 200,000
Morgan Dollar
Laureate head left, date below flanked by stars obverse
Eagle within 1/2 wreath reverse
KM# 110 • 26.7300g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.7734 oz. ASW, 38.1 mm. • Obv. Legend E.PLURIBUS.UNUM Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: George T. Morgan Notes:
“65DMPL” values are for coins grading MS-65 deep-mirror prooflike. The 1878 “8 tail feathers” and “7 tail feathers” varieties are distinguished by the number of feathers in the eagle's tail.
On the “reverse of 1878” varieties, the top of the top feather in the arrows held by the eagle is straight across and the eagle's breast is concave. On the “reverse of 1879 varieties,” the top
feather in the arrows held by the eagle is slanted and the eagle's breast is convex. The 1890-CC “tail-bar” variety has a bar extending from the arrow feathers to the wreath on the reverse,
the result of a die gouge. The Pittman Act of 1918 authorized the melting of 270 Million pieces of various dates. They were not indivudually recorded.
Date
1878 8 tail feathers
1878 7 over 8 tail feathers
1878 7 tail feathers, reverse of 1878
1878 7 tail feathers, reverse of 1879
1878CC
1878S
1879
1879CC
1879CC capped CC
1879O
1879S reverse of 1878
1879S reverse of 1879
1880
1880CC reverse of 1878
1880CC 80/79 reverse of 1878
1880CC 8/7 reverse of 1878
1880CC reverse of 1879
1880CC 8/7 high 7 reverse of 1879
1880CC 8/7 low 7 reverse of 1879
1880O
1880S
1880S 8/7 crossbar
1881
1881CC
1881O
1881S
1882
1882CC
1882O
1882O/S
1882S
1883
1883CC
1883O
1883S
1884
1884CC
1884O
1884S
1885
1885CC
1885O
1885S
1886
1886O
1886S
1887
1887/6
1887O
1887/6O
1887S
1888
1888O
1888O Hot Lips
1888S
1889
1889CC
1889O
1889S
1890
1890CC
1890CC tail bar
1890O
1890S
1891
1891CC
1891CC Spitting Eagle
1891O
1891S
1892
68
Mintage
750,000
9,759,550
Inc. above
Inc. above
2,212,000
9,744,000
14,807,100
756,000
Inc. above
2,887,000
9,110,000
9,110,000
12,601,335
591,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
5,305,000
8,900,000
—
9,163,975
296,000
5,708,000
12,760,000
11,101,100
1,133,000
6,090,000
Inc. above
9,250,000
12,291,039
1,204,000
8,725,000
6,250,000
14,070,875
1,136,000
9,730,000
3,200,000
17,787,767
228,000
9,185,000
1,497,000
19,963,886
10,710,000
750,000
20,290,710
Inc. above
11,550,000
—
1,771,000
19,183,833
12,150,000
Inc. above
657,000
21,726,811
350,000
11,875,000
700,000
16,802,590
2,309,041
Inc. above
10,701,000
8,230,373
8,694,206
1,618,000
Inc. above
7,954,529
5,296,000
1,037,245
VG-8
33.30
32.80
31.80
31.80
88.00
31.80
29.80
145
145
29.80
34.80
29.80
29.80
175
190
170
170
175
175
30.10
29.80
33.80
29.80
375
29.80
29.80
29.80
92.00
30.10
46.00
29.80
29.80
92.00
29.80
29.80
29.80
125
29.80
29.80
29.80
550
29.80
39.00
29.80
29.80
47.50
29.80
33.30
29.80
33.30
30.30
29.80
29.80
55.00
115
29.80
635
30.10
51.00
29.80
85.00
155
30.30
30.10
30.30
85.00
105
30.30
30.30
33.30
F-12
41.60
41.60
41.60
41.60
96.00
32.60
30.60
155
182
30.60
36.60
30.60
30.60
210
230
200
200
205
205
30.60
30.60
35.60
30.60
385
30.60
30.60
30.60
96.00
30.60
47.00
30.60
30.60
96.00
30.60
31.60
30.60
135
30.60
31.10
30.60
565
30.60
39.50
30.60
30.60
62.50
30.60
34.10
30.60
34.10
31.10
30.60
30.60
125
190
30.60
940
30.60
60.00
30.60
96.00
175
31.10
30.90
31.60
96.00
115
31.00
31.10
34.60
VF-20
48.00
48.00
48.00
48.00
100.00
34.00
32.00
265
250
32.00
42.00
32.00
32.00
245
270
235
240
245
245
32.00
32.00
39.00
32.00
410
32.00
32.00
32.00
110
32.00
55.00
32.00
32.00
110
32.00
35.50
32.00
140
32.00
34.00
32.00
580
32.00
40.00
32.00
32.50
85.00
32.00
36.50
34.00
36.50
35.50
32.00
32.00
250
210
32.00
1,200
34.00
65.00
32.20
105
225
34.00
32.50
33.00
105
135
32.50
33.00
38.00
XF-40
53.00
52.00
51.00
50.00
125
38.80
34.80
660
640
34.80
51.00
34.80
37.10
300
335
290
285
290
290
35.80
34.80
45.00
34.80
425
39.60
39.60
39.60
130
35.80
67.50
34.80
34.80
125
34.80
39.80
34.80
145
34.80
43.00
34.80
585
34.80
64.00
34.80
42.80
115
34.80
55.00
37.80
65.00
38.80
34.80
36.80
600
225
34.80
29,000
36.80
82.00
34.80
140
400
36.80
36.80
36.80
135
185
36.80
36.80
43.30
AU-50
72.00
68.00
52.50
51.00
150
46.30
43.80
2,100
1,850
49.30
61.00
43.80
44.30
355
410
360
345
355
355
44.30
43.80
75.00
41.80
460
42.30
43.80
42.30
155
43.80
99.50
43.80
42.30
148
41.80
145
41.80
160
41.80
310
41.80
595
41.80
110
41.80
78.00
145
41.80
165
44.80
190
48.30
41.80
44.30
3,000
235
41.80
6,450
43.80
125
41.80
235
700
44.30
44.30
44.30
215
260
44.30
45.30
88.00
MS-60
150
150
71.00
81.50
245
63.00
55.50
4,425
4,100
76.00
149
53.50
50.50
575
640
600
495
525
525
68.50
50.50
90.00
55.00
540
48.50
50.50
52.00
205
54.50
245
49.50
52.50
195
48.50
665
50.50
195
48.50
7,500
48.50
620
47.50
245
48.50
690
325
48.50
390
63.00
455
132
50.50
50.50
—
335
49.50
25,500
160
255
50.50
440
1,450
73.50
63.00
60.00
390
425
160
57.50
235
MS-63
250
275
115
195
370
86.00
83.50
7,100
6,175
185
590
68.00
65.00
700
850
700
595
620
620
385
62.00
265
67.00
570
71.50
62.00
69.00
250
71.50
765
66.50
66.00
245
62.00
2,650
65.00
245
64.00
35,500
65.00
695
62.00
355
62.00
3,150
535
62.00
565
120
2,050
265
62.00
66.00
—
495
62.00
43,500
390
390
70.00
825
3,600
96.00
93.50
165
715
900
345
135
485
MS-64
485
495
245
485
550
115
145
8,850
9,350
530
1,465
83.00
98.00
1,125
1,750
1,300
635
775
775
2,000
81.00
335
140
605
190
83.00
121
280
119
2,550
88.00
110
260
81.00
5,200
110
260
81.00
110,000
81.00
705
81.00
710
81.00
10,650
860
81.00
875
380
4,800
710
85.00
99.00
—
915
95.00
66,000
960
675
155
1,500
5,500
285
275
775
1,225
1,600
770
310
1,045
MS-65
1,600
2,400
1,150
2,650
1,850
300
875
31,000
46,500
4,150
6,500
155
800
2,375
4,000
2,800
1,150
1,800
1,800
29,500
155
450
640
900
1,375
155
520
495
1,175
61,500
167
255
455
167
51,000
330
430
187
235,000
155
1,100
167
2,225
175
190,000
3,375
155
2,300
2,550
29,500
2,500
240
655
—
3,400
375
320,000
7,750
2,150
2,525
5,250
—
2,425
1,050
9,000
5,100
6,000
8,550
1,725
4,850
65DMPL
23,500
17,000
11,650
24,500
10,800
10,500
17,250
49,000
63,500
28,500
24,000
1,300
6,350
21,500
—
—
9,850
—
—
70,000
725
—
21,750
3,050
35,000
850
6,800
1,950
4,950
65,000
4,000
1,650
1,450
1,400
94,500
4,350
1,450
1,000
220,000
845
2,400
1,000
42,500
1,275
300,000
30,000
1,200
44,750
12,000
—
29,500
3,000
2,850
—
16,500
4,050
—
14,500
38,500
19,750
15,500
—
10,000
10,500
27,500
34,500
—
37,500
21,500
20,500
Prf-65
8,350
—
11,500
185,000
—
—
7,550
—
—
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
7,650
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
—
7,500
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
—
7,500
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
—
7,500
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
1892CC
1892O
1892S
1893
1893CC
1893O
1893S
1894
1894O
1894S
1895 proof only
1895O
1895S
1896
1896O
1896S
1897
1897O
1897S
1898
1898O
1898S
1899
1899O
1899S
1900
1900O
1900O/CC
1900S
1901
1901 doubled die reverse
1901O
1901S
1902
1902O
1902S
1903
1903O
1903S
1903S Micro S
1904
1904O
1904S
1921
1921D
1921S
Mintage
1,352,000
2,744,000
1,200,000
378,792
677,000
300,000
100,000
110,972
1,723,000
1,260,000
12,880
450,000
400,000
9,967,762
4,900,000
5,000,000
2,822,731
4,004,000
5,825,000
5,884,735
4,440,000
4,102,000
330,846
12,290,000
2,562,000
8,880,938
12,590,000
Inc. above
3,540,000
6,962,813
Inc. above
13,320,000
2,284,000
7,994,777
8,636,000
1,530,000
4,652,755
4,450,000
1,241,000
Inc. above
2,788,650
3,720,000
2,304,000
44,690,000
20,345,000
21,695,000
VG-8
190
33.30
33.50
245
245
205
2,500
1,265
55.00
62.00
21,500
315
495
29.80
30.30
33.30
29.80
30.30
30.30
29.80
29.80
31.80
170
29.80
32.30
29.80
29.80
37.50
31.80
36.00
275
32.80
32.80
32.80
29.80
93.50
47.00
325
95.00
135
31.80
30.30
30.30
28.60
28.90
28.90
F-12
210
34.60
38.10
250
315
250
4,200
1,300
57.00
65.00
29,500
350
575
30.60
31.60
41.70
30.60
31.60
31.60
30.60
30.60
33.10
182
30.60
33.10
30.60
30.60
47.50
36.10
40.00
450
32.60
33.10
32.60
30.60
102
48.00
350
130
225
32.60
32.10
47.50
29.10
29.40
29.40
VF-20
290
38.00
136
260
625
380
5,750
1,425
59.00
110
36,500
480
935
32.00
33.00
60.00
32.00
34.00
33.00
32.00
32.00
34.50
195
32.00
36.50
32.00
32.00
62.50
37.50
57.50
900
34.00
37.50
34.00
32.00
148
49.00
375
210
450
34.00
33.50
87.00
30.80
31.10
31.10
XF-40
485
42.50
315
300
1,375
620
8,450
1,500
96.00
150
38,000
595
1,275
34.80
42.30
235
36.80
50.80
36.80
35.30
35.30
55.00
205
34.80
58.50
34.80
34.80
100.00
42.30
105
2,000
36.80
51.00
36.80
34.80
195
50.00
390
365
1,150
36.80
36.80
230
33.40
33.80
33.80
AU-50
725
67.50
1,750
440
2,325
850
21,000
1,825
310
510
40,000
1,225
1,865
41.80
155
895
44.30
110
47.30
42.30
42.30
105
245
41.80
145
42.30
42.30
190
85.00
280
3,850
45.30
200
43.80
41.80
275
52.00
398
1,725
3,000
43.80
45.30
525
40.10
41.00
41.00
MS-60
8,800
235
44,500
685
4,200
2,600
130,000
3,500
715
785
—
15,500
3,850
50.50
1,450
1,775
50.50
735
71.00
50.50
51.00
270
265
51.00
410
50.50
51.00
285
320
2,450
—
51.00
510
59.00
51.00
360
65.00
412
3,950
—
93.50
53.00
1,600
45.00
51.00
51.00
MS-63
2,000
420
66,500
1,100
6,900
6,650
205,000
5,200
3,650
1,185
—
57,500
6,350
63.00
6,700
3,350
66.00
4,400
122
63.00
63.00
470
290
62.00
495
62.00
62.00
770
400
17,250
—
71.00
750
110
62.00
620
82.50
455
6,500
—
255
66.00
4,100
52.00
71.00
69.00
MS-64
2,550
1,225
122,000
2,000
11,300
16,500
365,000
10,150
11,750
1,925
—
85,000
8,550
93.00
44,000
5,200
99.00
15,900
165
88.00
84.50
660
390
88.00
825
83.00
83.00
935
660
55,000
—
84.00
1,000
155
82.00
885
122
480
7,150
—
600
85.00
4,675
80.00
122
155
MS-65
8,900
7,750
205,000
7,500
70,000
210,000
715,000
38,500
68,500
6,550
—
165,000
28,000
235
180,000
19,500
355
70,000
610
245
170
2,500
935
178
2,275
155
177
1,675
1,800
375,000
—
192
3,150
480
179
3,000
320
630
11,750
—
2,850
156
10,350
185
420
1,525
65DMPL
39,500
52,500
225,000
66,000
90,000
215,000
735,000
78,000
61,500
26,000
—
—
42,500
1,450
180,000
110,000
3,950
72,500
3,250
1,440
1,000
18,000
2,850
1,550
26,000
42,500
6,250
19,000
38,500
—
—
10,000
24,500
19,500
16,000
15,000
36,850
5,950
40,000
—
86,500
1,175
19,000
11,500
10,000
31,000
Prf-65
—
—
—
7,500
—
—
—
7,500
—
—
75,000
—
—
7,350
—
—
7,350
—
—
7,350
—
—
7,350
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
7,850
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
7,350
—
—
—
—
—
Date
Mintage
G-4 VG-8 F-12 VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-64 MS-65
1935S
3 Rays
1,964,000 35.00 44.00 45.00 46.00 47.50 92.00
245
370
555 1,340
1935S 4 Rays
— 36.00 45.00 46.00 50.00 55.00
115
285
460
680 1,650
Peace Dollar
Liberty Head left obverse
Eagle facing right perched on rock reverse
Eisenhower Dollar
KM # 150 • 26.7300g.,0.9000 Silver, 0.7734 oz. ASW, 38.1 mm. • Designer: Anthony
DeFrancisci
Date
1921
1922
1922D
1922S
1923
1923D
1923S
1924
1924S
1925
1925S
1926
1926D
1926S
1927
1927D
1927S
1928
1928S
Large S
1928S
Small S
1934
1934D
Large D
1934D
Small D
1934S
1935
Mintage
1,006,473
51,737,000
15,063,000
17,475,000
30,800,000
6,811,000
19,020,000
11,811,000
1,728,000
10,198,000
1,610,000
1,939,000
2,348,700
6,980,000
848,000
1,268,900
866,000
360,649
G-4
95.00
25.90
27.00
27.00
27.00
27.00
27.00
27.00
27.90
25.90
27.90
27.90
27.90
26.70
27.90
26.50
26.50
345
VG-8
120
28.70
28.90
28.90
28.70
28.90
28.90
28.70
29.70
28.70
30.60
30.60
30.60
29.30
31.70
29.70
29.70
380
F-12
126
29.30
29.50
29.50
29.30
29.50
29.50
29.50
32.30
29.30
30.20
30.40
30.20
29.90
34.30
30.30
30.30
385
VF-20
133
30.10
30.30
30.30
30.10
30.30
30.30
30.10
34.10
30.10
34.10
31.40
31.20
30.70
36.10
33.10
33.10
390
XF-40
143
31.20
31.50
31.50
31.20
31.50
31.50
31.20
41.50
31.20
31.20
31.20
31.20
31.80
37.20
35.20
35.20
395
AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-64 MS-65
165
265
420
700 1,925
33.40 44.00 48.00 55.00
140
34.30 48.00 71.00 99.00
565
34.30 49.00 83.00
255 2,375
33.40 44.00 48.00 55.00
140
37.40 58.00
139
320 1,155
34.30 50.00 83.00
330 6,600
33.40 44.00 48.00 55.00
163
60.00
210
485 1,375 9,700
33.40 46.00 48.00 58.00
152
46.00 82.00
215
935 25,000
33.40 55.00 77.00
110
440
35.40 78.00
165
310
825
36.40 59.00
102
245
990
50.00 72.00
180
485 2,850
80.00
176
355 55.00 4,950
80.00
178
450 1,150 9,900
415
485
875 1,140 4,400
1,632,000 39.00 42.00 46.00 50.00
56.00 90.00
220
800
2,100 29,500
Inc. above 34.00 35.00 40.00 42.50
954,057 35.00 44.00 45.00 46.00
48.00 66.00
47.50 50.00
178
110
440
215
965 24,000
380
750
1,569,500 36.00 45.00 46.00 50.00
54.00 65.00
180
600
925
3,000
Inc. above 35.00 44.00 45.00 46.00
1,011,000 38.00 45.00 53.00 80.00
1,576,000 35.00 44.00 45.00 46.00
47.50 50.00
172
475
47.50 52.50
155
1,875
65.00
385
3,200
105
500
4,400
185
1,765
8,150
680
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KM# 203 • 22.8000g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 38 mm. • Designer: Frank Gasparro
Date
1971
1971D
1972 Low Relief
1972 High Relief
1972 Modified High Relief
1972D
1973
1973D
1973S
1974
1974D
1974S
Mintage
47,799,000
68,587,424
75,890,000
Inc. above
Inc. above
92,548,511
2,000,056
2,000,000
—
27,366,000
35,466,000
—
(Proof)
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
(2,769,624)
—
—
(2,617,350)
MS-63
10.00
8.00
18.00
175
35.00
9.00
12.00
12.00
—
15.00
7.50
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
12.00
—
—
11.00
Eisenhower Dollar
KM# 203a • 24.5900g.,0.4000 Silver, 0.3162 oz. ASW, 38.1 mm. • Designer: Frank
Gasparro
Date
1971S
1971S
1971S Peg Leg “R” Variety
1971S Partial Peg Leg “R” Variety
1972S
1972S
1973S
1973S
1974S
1974S
Mintage
6,868,530
—
Inc. above
Inc. above
2,193,056
—
1,833,140
—
1,720,000
—
(Proof)
—
(4,265,234)
—
—
—
(1,811,631)
—
(1,005,617)
—
(1,306,579)
MS-63
15.80
—
—
—
15.80
—
15.80
—
15.80
—
Prf-65
11.00
—
17.00
18.00
—
9.00
—
45.00
—
11.00
69
Eisenhower Dollar
Bicentennial design, moon behind Liberty Bell reverse
Date
2005D
2005S
2006P
2006D
2006S
2007P
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
2,520,000
2.50
—
3,273,000
— 22.50
4,900,000
2.50
—
2,800,000
5.00
—
3,028,828
— 22.50
3,640,000
2.50
—
Date
2007D
2007S
2008P
2008D
2008S
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
3,920,000
2.50
—
2,563,563
— 22.50
9,800,000
2.50
—
14,840,000
2.50
—
—
— 22.50
Native American Dollar - Planting crops reverse
Sacagawea bust right with baby on back obverse Native
American female planting corn, beans and squash reverse
KM # 206 • 22.6800g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 38.1 mm. • Rev. Designer: Dennis
R. Williams Notes: In 1976 the lettering on the reverse was changed to thinner letters,
resulting in the Type II variety for that year. The Type I variety was minted 1975 and dated 1976.
Date
1976 type I
1976 type II
1976D type I
1976D type II
1976S type I
1976S type II
Mintage
117,337,000
Inc. above
103,228,274
Inc. above
—
—
(Proof)
—
—
—
—
(2,909,369)
(4,149,730)
MS-63
12.00
8.00
7.50
6.00
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
10.00
9.00
Eisenhower Dollar
KM# 467 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge
Date
2009P
2009D
(Proof)
—
(3,998,621)
MS-63
15.80
—
Prf-65
—
—
Date
2009S
Mintage
—
MS-63
—
Prf-65
22.50
Sacagawea bust right with baby on back obverse
Hiawatha belt and bundle of five arrows reverse
Bicentennial design, moon behind Liberty Bell reverse
Mintage
4,908,319
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
Native American Dollar - Hiawatha belt reverse
KM # 206a • 24.5900g.,0.4000 Silver, 0.3162 oz. ASW • Rev. Designer: Dennis R. Williams
Date
1976S
1976S
Mintage
37,380,000
33,880,000
Prf-65
14.00
—
Eisenhower Dollar
Regular design resumed reverse
KM # A203 • Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 38.1 mm.
Date
1977
1977D
1977S
Mintage
(Proof) MS-63 Prf-65
12,596,000
— 5.00
—
32,983,006
— 4.00
—
— (3,251,152)
— 9.00
Date
1978
1978D
1978S
Mintage
(Proof) MS-63 Prf-65
25,702,000
— 4.00
—
33,012,890
— 4.75
—
— (3,127,788)
— 9.00
Susan B. Anthony Dollar
Susan B. Anthony bust right obverse Eagle landing on
moon, symbolic of Apollo manned moon landing reverse
KM# 474 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge
Date
2010P
2010D
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
—
2.00
—
—
2.00
—
Date
2010S
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
—
— 22.50
Native American Dollar - Peace Pipe reverse
Sacagawea bust right with baby on back obverse
Hands passing peace pipe reverse
KM # 207 • 8.1000g., Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Designer: Frank Gasparro
Edge Desc:Reeded Notes: The 1979-S and 1981-S Type II coins have a clearer mint mark than
the Type I varieties for those years.
Date
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
1979P Near date
360,222,000 45.00
—
1979P
Inc. above
2.50
—
1979D
288,015,744 2.50
—
1979S Proof, Type I (3,677,175)
—
—
1979S Proof, Type II
Inc. above
—
—
1979S
109,576,000 2.50
—
1980P
27,610,000 2.50
—
1980D
41,628,708 2.50
—
1980S
20,422,000 5.00
—
Date
1980S Proof
1981P
1981D
1981S
1981S Proof, Type I
1981S Proof, Type II
1999P
1999P Proof
1999D
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
3,547,030
—
—
3,000,000 5.00
—
3,250,000 5.00
—
3,492,000 5.00
—
4,063,083
—
—
Inc. above
—
—
29,592,000
3.00
—
Est. 750,000
—
—
11,776,000
3.00
—
Sacagawea Dollar
Sacagawea bust right, with baby on back obverse
Eagle in flight left reverse
KM# 503 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Obv.
Designer: Glenna Goodacre Rev. Designer: Richard Masters and Joseph Menna Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge
Date
2011P
2011D
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
—
2.00
—
—
2.00
—
Date
2011S
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
—
—
8.00
Native American Dollar - Horse reverse
Sacagawea bust right with baby on back obverse
Horse and Native American profile facing left reverse
KM# 528 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge
Date
2012P
2012D
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
—
2.00
—
—
2.00
—
Date
2012S
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
—
—
8.00
Presidents
KM # 310 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm.
Date
2000P
2000D
2000S
2001P
2001D
2001S
2002P
2002D
70
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
767,140,000
2.00
—
518,916,000
2.00
—
4,048,000
— 10.00
62,468,000
2.00
—
70,939,500
2.00
—
3,190,000
— 100.00
3,865,610
2.00
—
3,732,000
2.00
—
Date
2002S
2003P
2003D
2003S
2004P
2004D
2004S
2005P
Mintage MS-63 Prf-65
3,210,000
— 28.50
3,080,000
3.00
—
3,080,000
3.00
—
3,300,000
— 20.00
2,660,000
2.50
—
2,660,000
2.50
—
2,965,000
— 22.50
2,520,000
2.50
—
George Washington
KM# 401 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:IN GOD WE TRUST date, mint mark E PLURIBUS UNUM Notes: Date and mint mark
incuse on edge.
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Date
2007P
(2007) Plain edge error
2007D
2007S
Mintage
176,680,000
Inc. above
163,680,000
3,883,103
MS-63
2.00
75.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
—
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
5.00
John Adams
KM # 402 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:IN GOD WE TRUST date, mint mark E PLURIBUS UNUM Notes: Date and mint mark
incuse on edge.
Date
2007P
2007P Double edge lettering
2007D
2007S
Mintage
112,420,000
Inc. above
112,140,000
3,877,409
MS-63
2.00
250
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
—
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
5.00
William Henry Harrison
KM# 450 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Mintage
43,260,000
55,160,000
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
John Tyler
KM# 451 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Thomas Jefferson
Mintage
43,540,000
43,540,000
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
James K. Polk
KM # 403 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:IN GOD WE TRUST date, mint mark E PLURIBUS UNUM Notes: Date and mint mark
incuse on edge.
KM# 452 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge
Date
2007P
2007D
2007S
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Mintage
100,800,000
102,810,000
3,877,573
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Mintage
46,620,000
41,720,000
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
James Madison
KM # 404 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:IN GOD WE TRUST date, mint mark E PLURIBUS UNUM Notes: Date and mint mark
incuse on edge.
Date
2007P
2007D
2007S
Mintage
84,560,000
87,780,000
3,876,829
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
James Monroe
Zachary Taylor
KM # 426 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, Date and mint mark
incuse on edge., 26.5 mm. • Edge Lettering:IN GOD WE TRUST date, mint mark E PLURIBUS
UNUM
KM# 453 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2008P
2008D
2008S
Date
2009P
2009D
2009S
Mintage
64,260,000
60,230,000
3,000,000
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Mintage
41,580,000
36,680,000
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Millard Filmore
KM# 475 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Franklin Pierce
KM# 476 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
John Quincy Adams
KM # 427 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:IN GOD WE TRUST date, mint mark E PLURIBUS UNUM Notes: Date and mint mark
incuse on edge.
Date
2008P
2008D
2008S
Mintage
57,540,000
57,720,000
3,000,000
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Andrew Jackson
KM # 428 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:IN GOD WE TRUST date, mint mark E PLURIBUS UNUM Notes: Date and mint mark
incuse on edge.
Date
2008P
2008D
2008S
Mintage
61,180,000
61,070,000
3,000,000
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Martin van Buren
KM # 429 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:IN GOD WE TRUST date, mint mark E PLURIBUS UNUM Notes: Date and mint mark
incuse on edge.
Date
2008P
2008D
2008S
Mintage
51,520,000
50,960,000
3,000,000
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
James Buchanan
KM# 477 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Abraham Lincoln
KM# 478 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2010P
2010D
2010S
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Mintage
—
—
—
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
71
Andrew Johnson
KM # 499 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Ulysses S. Grant
KM # 500 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Date
1849C closed wreath
1849C open wreath
1849D open wreath
1849O open wreath
1850
1850C
1850D
1850O
1851
1851C
1851D
1851O
1852
1852C
1852D
1852O
1853
1853C
1853D
1853O
1854
1854D
1854S
Mintage
11,634
Inc. above
21,588
215,000
481,953
6,966
8,382
14,000
3,317,671
41,267
9,882
290,000
2,045,351
9,434
6,360
140,000
4,076,051
11,515
6,583
290,000
736,709
2,935
14,632
F-12
800
135,000
1,050
195
175
900
1,050
200
175
840
1,000
160
175
845
1,025
130
175
900
1,040
135
175
1,050
260
VF-20
950
240,000
1,300
235
210
1,150
1,250
275
210
1,150
1,250
195
210
1,040
1,250
175
210
1,100
1,250
160
210
1,400
360
XF-40
1,450
320,000
1,875
310
245
1,600
1,725
390
245
1,500
1,675
240
245
1,400
1,675
260
245
1,400
1,700
235
245
2,350
525
AU-50
2,400
475,000
2,600
390
270
2,350
2,950
775
270
1,700
2,500
265
270
1,700
2,300
385
270
2,000
2,650
270
270
6,000
775
MS-60
8,850
600,000
6,000
800
335
9,000
12,500
3,300
335
3,150
5,650
775
335
5,100
10,000
1,400
335
5,600
9,700
665
335
13,000
2,450
Indian Head - Type 2
Indian head with headdress left obverse
Value, date within wreath reverse
Rutherford B. Hayes
KM # 501 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
KM# 83 • 1.6720g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.0484 oz. AGW, 15 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre
James Garfield
KM # 502 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mint mark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge.
Date
2011P
2011D
2011S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Date
1854
1855
1855C
1855D
1855O
1856S
Mintage
902,736
758,269
9,803
1,811
55,000
24,600
Chester A. Arthur
KM # 524 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mintmark Notes: Date and mintmark on edge
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
F-12
250
250
975
3,250
345
525
VF-20
280
280
1,450
4,750
440
820
XF-40
410
410
3,750
9,800
600
1,325
AU-50
535
535
11,500
22,000
1,500
2,500
MS-60
1,680
1,680
33,000
48,000
7,800
8,650
Indian Head - Type 3
Indian head with headdress left obverse
Value, date within wreath reverse
Grover Cleveland, first term
KM # 525 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mintmark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Benjamin Harrison
KM # 526 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mintmark Notes: Date at mint mark on edge
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
Grover Cleveland, second term
KM # 527 • 8.0700g., Copper-Zinc-Manganese-Nickel Clad Copper, 26.5 mm. • Edge
Lettering:E PLURIBUS UNUM, date, mintmark Notes: Date and mint mark on edge
Date
2012P
2012D
2012S
Mintage
—
—
—
MS-63
2.00
2.00
—
MS-65
5.00
5.00
—
Prf-65
—
—
5.00
$1
GOLD
Liberty Head - Type 1
Liberty head left within circle of stars obverse
Value, date within 3/4 wreath reverse
KM # 73 • 1.6720g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.0484 oz. AGW, 13 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre Notes: On the “closed wreath” varieties of 1849,
the wreath on the reverse extends closer to the numeral 1.
Date
1849 open wreath
1849 small head, no L
1849 closed wreath
72
Mintage
688,567
—
Inc. above
F-12
175
—
175
VF-20
225
—
210
XF-40
265
—
245
AU-50
300
—
270
MS-60
650
—
335
KM# 86 • 1.6720g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.0484 oz. AGW, 15 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre Notes: The 1856 varieties are distinguished by
whether the 5 in the date is slanted or upright. The 1873 varieties are distinguished by the
amount of space between the upper left and lower left serifs in the 3.
Date
1856 upright 5
1856 slanted 5
1856D
1857
1857C
1857D
1857S
1858
1858D
1858S
1859
1859C
1859D
1859S
1860
1860D
1860S
1861
1861D mintage unrecorded
1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1870S
1871
1872
1873 closed 3
1873 open 3
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
Mintage
1,762,936
Inc. above
1,460
774,789
13,280
3,533
10,000
117,995
3,477
10,000
168,244
5,235
4,952
15,000
36,668
1,566
13,000
527,499
—
1,361,390
6,250
5,950
3,725
7,130
5,250
10,525
5,925
6,335
3,000
3,930
3,530
125,125
Inc. above
198,820
420
3,245
3,920
3,020
3,030
F-12
225
220
2,350
210
900
1,000
260
210
1,025
300
210
885
1,050
210
210
2,150
300
210
4,950
210
370
290
290
300
325
265
315
255
300
260
260
325
210
210
1,650
240
210
195
210
VF-20
260
250
3,650
245
1,150
1,300
520
245
1,250
400
245
1,050
1,500
265
245
2,500
380
245
7,000
245
500
370
370
385
420
290
460
290
475
290
295
425
245
245
2,350
300
210
250
225
XF-40
310
285
5,800
285
1,750
2,300
650
285
1,600
575
285
1,700
2,100
525
285
4,200
500
285
11,000
285
925
475
590
470
525
415
530
410
785
390
400
825
285
285
4,650
360
340
365
285
AU-50
335
300
8,000
300
3,750
4,400
1,300
300
2,850
1,450
300
4,250
3,250
1,250
300
7,000
750
300
21,000
300
2,100
825
750
685
675
500
725
500
1,250
480
480
950
300
300
5,200
475
460
480
330
MS-60
510
360
32,000
360
13,250
11,000
6,200
360
10,000
5,350
360
9,850
10,500
5,500
360
19,500
2,900
360
41,500
360
3,900
1,050
1,600
1,025
1,160
1,025
1,150
875
2,650
750
975
1,650
360
360
10,000
725
725
675
525
Prf-65
—
55,000
—
32,000
—
—
—
28,500
—
—
17,000
—
—
—
16,500
—
—
14,850
—
15,000
18,000
18,000
18,000
18,000
17,500
19,000
17,000
16,000
—
18,000
18,500
—
—
30,000
32,500
16,750
18,000
15,500
14,000
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
Mintage
1,636
7,707
5,125
11,007
6,236
12,261
6,016
8,543
16,580
30,729
F-12
235
235
245
235
235
235
235
235
235
235
VF-20
180
270
275
265
265
265
265
265
265
265
XF-40
300
300
300
300
—
300
300
300
300
300
AU-50
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
MS-60
475
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
460
390
Prf-65
14,000
11,500
10,500
11,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
Date
1829
1830
1831
1832
1833
1834
Mintage
3,403
4,540
4,520
4,400
4,160
4,000
F-12
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
8,900
VF-20
6,250
6,250
6,250
6,250
6,250
11,750
XF-40
7,950
7,950
7,950
7,950
7,950
15,450
MS-60
18,500
18,500
19,000
18,500
19,000
48,500
Classic Head
Classic head left within circle of stars obverse
No motto above eagle reverse
$2.50 (QUARTER EAGLE)
GOLD
Liberty Cap
Liberty cap on head, right, flanked by stars obverse
Heraldic eagle reverse
KM # 27 • 4.3700g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.1287 oz. AGW, 20 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY Rev.
Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot Notes: The 1796 “no stars”
variety does not have stars on the obverse. The 1804 varieties are distinguished by the number
of stars on the obverse.
Date
1796 no stars
1796 stars
1797
1798 close date
1798 wide date
1802/1
1804 13-star reverse
1804 14-star reverse
1805
1806/4
1806/5
1807
Mintage
963
432
427
1,094
Inc. above
3,035
3,327
Inc. above
1,781
1,616
Inc. above
6,812
F-12
55,000
26,500
20,000
6,250
5,250
4,250
45,000
4,550
4,250
4,250
6,250
4,250
VF-20
71,500
32,500
25,000
8,650
7,650
6,650
65,000
7,150
6,650
6,650
8,650
6,650
XF-40
100,000
65,000
45,000
16,500
15,500
14,500
125,000
15,500
14,500
15,000
21,500
14,500
MS-60
245,000
185,000
125,000
60,000
57,500
34,500
—
46,500
37,000
38,000
95,000
34,500
KM # 40 • 4.3700g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.1287 oz. AGW, 20 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: John Reich
Mintage
2,710
F-12
26,500
VF-20
36,500
XF-40
54,500
MS-60
175,000
Turban Head
Turban on head left within circle of stars obverse
Banner above eagle reverse
KM # 46 • 4.3700g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.1287 oz. AGW, 18.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: John Reich
Date
1821
1824/21
1825
1826/25
1827
Mintage
6,448
2,600
4,434
760
2,800
F-12
5,950
5,950
5,950
6,450
6,050
VF-20
7,150
7,150
7,150
7,900
7,350
XF-40
10,350
10,250
10,250
11,000
10,750
MS-60
30,000
29,500
27,500
100,000
29,500
Turban Head
Turban on head left within circle of stars obverse
Banner above eagle reverse
KM # 49 • 4.3700g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.1287 oz. AGW, 18.2 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: John Reich
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Date
1834
1835
1836
1837
1838
1838C
1839
1839C
1839/8
1839D
1839O
Mintage
112,234
131,402
547,986
45,080
47,030
7,880
27,021
18,140
Inc. above
13,674
17,781
VF-20
475
475
475
500
500
1,700
500
1,500
—
1,750
700
XF-40
675
675
675
800
625
3,000
900
2,650
—
3,450
1,100
AU-50
965
950
940
1,500
1,100
8,000
1,900
4,500
—
8,000
2,500
MS-60
3,300
3,200
3,100
4,000
3,200
27,000
5,500
26,500
—
24,000
7,250
MS-65
27,000
32,000
29,000
35,000
30,000
55,000
—
—
—
—
—
Coronet Head
Coronet head left within circle of stars obverse
No motto above eagle reverse
KM# 72 • 4.1800g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.1209 oz. AGW, 18 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Turban Head
Turban on head left flanked by stars obverse
Banner above eagle reverse
Date
1808
KM# 56 • 4.1800g.,0.8990 Gold, 0.1208 oz. AGW, 18.2 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: William Kneass
Date
1840
1840C
1840D
1840O
1841
1841C
1841D
1842
1842C
1842D
1842O
1843
1843C small date, Crosslet 4
1843C large date, Plain 4
1843D small date, Crosslet 4
1843O small date, Crosslet 4
1843O large date, Plain 4
1844
1844C
1844D
1845
1845D
1845O
1846
1846C
1846D
1846O
1847
1847C
1847D
1847O
1848
1848 “CAL.”
1848C
1848D
1849
1849C
1849D
1850
1850C
1850D
1850O
1851
1851C
1851D
1851O
1852
1852C
Mintage
18,859
12,822
3,532
33,580
—
10,281
4,164
2,823
6,729
4,643
19,800
100,546
26,064
Inc. above
36,209
288,002
76,000
6,784
11,622
17,332
91,051
19,460
4,000
21,598
4,808
19,303
66,000
29,814
23,226
15,784
124,000
7,497
1,389
16,788
13,771
23,294
10,220
10,945
252,923
9,148
12,148
84,000
1,372,748
14,923
11,264
148,000
1,159,681
9,772
F-12
160
975
2,000
250
—
750
950
500
700
900
240
160
1,500
800
920
165
210
225
700
785
190
950
550
200
725
800
170
140
900
800
160
315
8,000
800
1,000
180
800
950
265
800
950
300
265
900
1,000
300
265
975
VF-20
190
1,400
3,200
400
48,000
1,500
2,100
900
1,700
2,100
370
180
2,400
1,600
1,800
190
260
365
1,600
1,650
250
1,900
1,050
275
1,575
1,400
280
220
1,800
1,650
240
500
15,000
1,600
2,000
275
1,475
2,000
310
1,500
1,700
345
300
1,650
1,800
335
300
1,500
XF-40
900
1,600
8,700
825
85,000
2,000
4,750
2,600
3,500
4,000
1,200
450
5,500
2,200
2,350
250
465
850
2,600
2,200
350
2,600
2,300
500
3,500
2,000
400
360
2,300
2,250
400
850
26,000
2,100
2,500
475
2,150
2,500
360
2,000
2,350
485
330
2,250
2,500
370
330
2,050
AU-50
2,950
6,000
15,500
2,100
96,000
3,500
11,000
6,500
8,000
11,750
2,500
915
9,000
3,500
3,250
350
1,600
2,000
7,000
3,200
600
3,900
9,000
950
8,950
3,000
1,150
825
3,500
3,250
1,000
2,400
36,000
3,800
4,500
1,000
5,150
4,500
385
3,600
3,450
1,300
345
3,450
3,850
900
345
4,250
MS-60
6,000
13,000
35,000
11,000
—
18,500
25,000
20,000
27,000
38,000
14,000
3,000
29,000
8,800
10,500
1,700
8,000
7,500
20,000
7,800
1,275
15,000
20,000
6,000
18,750
12,000
6,500
3,800
7,250
10,500
4,000
7,000
50,000
13,750
12,000
2,600
23,500
18,000
1,100
13,500
1,600
4,500
495
9,850
12,000
4,450
495
16,500
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
140,000
—
—
—
140,000
—
—
—
—
—
140,000
—
—
140,000
—
—
140,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
125,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
73
Date
1852D
1852O
1853
1853D
1854
1854C
1854D
1854O
1854S
1855
1855C
1855D
1856
1856C
1856D
1856O
1856S
1857
1857D
1857O
1857S
1858
1858C
1859
1859D
1859S
1860
1860C
1860S
1861
1861S
1862
1862/1
1862S
1863
1863S
1864
1865
1865S
1866
1866S
1867
1867S
1868
1868S
1869
1869S
1870
1870S
1871
1871S
1872
1872S
1873 closed 3
1873 open 3
1873S
1874
1875
1875S
1876
1876S
1877
1877S
1878
1878S
1879
1879S
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1891 DDR
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
74
Mintage
4,078
140,000
1,404,668
3,178
596,258
7,295
1,760
153,000
246
235,480
3,677
1,123
384,240
7,913
874
21,100
71,120
214,130
2,364
34,000
69,200
47,377
9,056
39,444
2,244
15,200
22,675
7,469
35,600
1,283,878
24,000
98,543
Inc. above
8,000
30
10,800
2,874
1,545
23,376
3,110
38,960
3,250
28,000
3,625
34,000
4,345
29,500
4,555
16,000
5,350
22,000
3,030
18,000
178,025
Inc. above
27,000
3,940
420
11,600
4,221
5,000
1,652
35,400
286,260
178,000
88,990
43,500
2,996
691
4,067
2,002
2,023
887
4,088
6,282
16,098
17,648
8,813
11,040
Inc. above
2,545
30,106
4,122
6,199
19,202
29,904
24,165
27,350
67,205
91,322
133,733
201,257
160,960
217,944
176,490
F-12
VF-20
XF-40
1,100
1,650
2,950
300
335
365
265
300
330
1,250
1,975
3,450
265
300
330
1,100
1,450
2,450
2,100
3,350
6,950
300
335
365
95,000 175,000 300,000
270
305
335
1,050
1,675
3,250
2,100
3,350
7,500
270
305
335
985
1,600
2,500
3,850
6,500 12,850
300
345
750
300
335
425
270
305
335
1,025
1,650
2,775
300
335
425
300
335
365
275
310
340
965
1,500
2,100
275
310
350
1,150
1,850
3,100
310
365
950
275
310
340
985
1,475
2,175
310
365
625
270
305
335
320
400
900
310
340
600
650
875
1,850
650
875
2,050
—
—
—
465
475
1,475
3,750
5,450 11,500
2,950
4,750
7,750
320
335
595
775
1,250
3,150
365
400
625
350
395
850
300
335
575
300
335
395
270
305
365
300
335
435
300
365
445
290
375
550
270
345
465
295
360
385
270
345
415
305
450
800
275
340
485
270
330
375
270
325
355
280
345
395
285
345
425
1,950
3,500
5,500
270
330
375
285
345
675
285
345
625
310
395
875
265
325
355
265
320
345
265
320
345
270
325
355
270
340
365
275
345
385
950
2,150
3,150
270
330
375
280
395
750
275
375
440
400
750
1,850
275
340
375
275
340
365
270
335
365
270
335
365
275
340
365
—
—
—
275
335
365
275
330
365
270
330
355
275
330
365
265
325
355
265
325
350
270
325
350
265
325
345
265
325
345
265
325
345
265
325
345
265
320
345
265
320
345
265
320
345
265
320
345
265
320
345
AU-50
7,000
1,000
345
4,850
345
4,750
11,500
420
—
350
6,350
16,500
350
4,000
30,000
1,350
950
350
3,700
1,050
875
395
3,350
425
3,950
2,350
450
3,100
1,150
350
3,250
1,950
3,450
4,200
—
3,150
22,500
18,000
1,450
5,750
1,500
1,150
1,600
640
1,050
685
800
900
1,000
850
550
1,250
1,150
395
375
900
850
11,000
850
1,250
1,150
1,250
415
370
375
385
765
750
5,250
550
1,350
750
2,650
650
500
450
450
500
—
475
500
375
440
400
370
370
365
365
365
365
365
365
365
365
365
MS-60
17,500
5,000
495
18,000
495
13,500
27,500
1,600
—
495
19,500
50,000
515
14,500
72,500
7,500
4,350
515
13,200
4,450
5,350
1,250
9,250
1,250
18,500
5,000
1,150
20,000
3,850
850
7,250
5,150
7,500
17,500
—
13,500
47,500
37,500
4,400
11,500
5,950
4,750
4,100
1,625
3,850
2,750
4,000
4,150
4,900
3,100
2,350
4,650
4,350
435
405
2,800
2,250
24,000
3,950
3,350
2,850
3,250
750
410
415
435
2,500
1,400
9,850
1,050
3,350
1,600
4,850
1,150
850
520
535
600
—
585
950
400
800
525
400
400
385
385
385
385
385
385
385
385
385
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
75,000
—
—
—
—
75,000
—
—
—
59,000
—
61,000
—
—
58,000
—
—
31,500
—
32,500
—
—
95,000
—
27,000
30,000
—
25,000
—
27,000
—
27,000
—
24,500
—
33,500
—
36,500
—
33,500
—
42,500
—
—
42,500
70,000
—
27,500
—
35,000
—
35,000
—
26,000
—
26,000
26,500
23,500
23,500
23,500
22,500
23,500
17,500
18,000
20,500
18,500
17,500
—
15,500
15,500
18,000
16,750
16,750
16,750
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
Date
1907
Mintage
336,448
F-12
265
VF-20
320
XF-40
345
AU-50
365
MS-60
385
Prf-65
15,000
Indian Head
KM# 128 • 4.1800g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.1209 oz. AGW, 18 mm. • Designer: Bela Lyon Pratt
Date
1908
1909
1910
1911
1911D D strong D
1911 1D weak D
1912
1913
1914
1914D
1915
1925D
1926
1927
1928
1929
Mintage
565,057
441,899
492,682
704,191
55,680
Inc. above
616,197
722,165
240,117
448,000
606,100
578,000
446,000
388,000
416,000
532,000
VF-20
255
255
255
255
2,750
1,150
255
255
260
255
255
255
255
255
255
255
XF-40
290
290
290
290
3,850
1,950
290
290
315
290
290
290
290
290
290
300
AU-50
310
310
310
310
4,750
2,850
315
310
370
320
305
305
305
305
305
320
MS-60
420
430
420
420
8,750
4,950
445
420
605
435
420
410
410
410
410
440
MS-63
1,015
1,650
1,550
1,030
20,500
—
1,750
955
4,950
1,500
990
740
740
740
740
830
MS-65
3,460
6,540
7,500
8,500
77,500
—
11,850
7,500
34,500
36,500
6,500
2,860
2,860
2,860
2,860
7,000
Prf-65
25,000
53,000
35,000
25,000
—
—
25,000
25,000
30,000
—
32,500
—
—
—
—
—
$3
GOLD
Indian head with headdress, left obverse
Value, date within wreath reverse
KM# 84 • 5.0150g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.1451 oz. AGW, 20.5 mm. • Obv. Legend UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre Notes: The 1873 “closed-3” and “open-3”
varieties are distinguished by the amount of space between the upper left and lower left serifs
of the 3 in the date.
Date
Mintage
VF-20
XF-40
1854
138,618
850
1,100
1854D
1,120
8,300 15,000
1854O
24,000
1,000
2,000
1855
50,555
900
1,100
1855S
6,600
1,025
2,150
1856
26,010
880
1,100
1856S
34,500
900
1,500
1857
20,891
900
1,100
1857S
14,000
950
2,200
1858
2,133
950
1,800
1859
15,638
900
1,800
1860
7,155
900
1,600
1860S
7,000
950
2,000
1861
6,072
925
1,500
1862
5,785
925
1,850
1863
5,039
900
1,450
1864
2,680
950
1,500
1865
1,165
1,350
2,500
1866
4,030
970
1,100
1867
2,650
950
1,100
1868
4,875
740
1,100
1869
2,525
1,150
2,200
1870
3,535
1,000
1,500
1870S unique
—
—
—
Note: H. W. Bass Collection. AU50, cleaned. Est. value, $1,250,000.
1871
1,330
1,000
1,500
1872
2,030
900
1,800
1873 open 3, proof only
25
3,300
5,000
1873 closed 3, mintage unknown
—
4,000
6,000
1874
41,820
800
1,300
1875 proof only
20 20,000 28,000
1876
45
6,000 10,000
1877
1,488
1,200
2,900
1878
82,324
800
1,300
1879
3,030
850
1,300
1880
1,036
850
1,700
1881
554
1,400
2,750
1882
1,576
925
1,400
1883
989
1,000
1,600
1884
1,106
1,250
1,700
1885
910
1,300
1,800
1886
1,142
1,250
1,800
1887
6,160
900
1,300
1888
5,291
950
1,500
1889
2,429
925
1,300
AU-50
2,000
29,000
4,000
2,000
5,700
2,150
2,350
2,100
5,500
3,000
1,800
2,000
7,000
2,200
2,200
2,200
2,300
6,000
2,000
2,400
2,100
2,600
2,400
—
MS-60
3,400
65,000
20,000
3,300
25,000
3,500
10,000
3,500
18,000
9,000
3,000
3,600
17,000
3,600
3,600
3,600
3,600
10,000
3,600
4,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
—
MS-65
18,000
—
—
32,000
—
27,000
—
—
—
—
—
21,000
—
27,000
28,000
20,000
29,000
39,000
27,500
28,000
22,000
—
—
—
Prf-65
125,000
—
—
120,000
—
—
—
62,500
—
62,500
60,000
46,000
—
46,000
46,500
43,000
42,000
40,000
42,000
41,500
42,000
46,000
47,000
—
2,000
2,250
8,700
10,000
1,900
47,500
16,500
5,200
1,900
2,000
3,000
5,500
2,000
3,500
2,200
2,850
3,000
2,000
2,000
1,700
4,000
3,600
—
—
3,000
—
—
12,000
3,000
2,650
4,000
8,000
3,500
3,600
3,600
3,900
4,000
3,000
3,300
3,100
27,500
—
—
—
16,000
—
—
60,000
16,000
19,000
20,000
24,000
22,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
20,000
18,000
20,000
18,000
47,000
33,000
—
42,000
42,000
175,000
60,000
43,500
43,000
32,000
29,500
25,000
25,000
25,000
24,000
25,000
24,000
21,000
23,000
22,000
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Turban Head
$5 (HALF EAGLE)
Capped head, left, within circle of stars obverse
Heraldic eagle reverse
GOLD
Liberty Cap
Liberty Cap on head, right, flanked by stars obverse
Small eagle reverse
KM# 43 • 8.7500g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.2577 oz. AGW, 25 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: John Reich
KM # 19 • 8.7500g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.2577 oz. AGW
Date
1795
1796/95
1797 15 obverse stars
1797 16 obverse stars
1798
Mintage
8,707
6,196
Inc. above
Inc. above
—
F-12
19,500
20,500
23,000
21,000
112,000
VF-20
25,000
25,350
27,500
25,850
185,000
XF-40
31,000
32,750
42,250
41,000
350,000
MS-60
79,500
84,500
—
210,000
—
Liberty Cap
Liberty cap on head, right, flanked by stars obverse
Large Heraldic eagle reverse
KM # 28 • 8.7500g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.2577 oz. AGW, 25 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY Rev.
Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1795
1797/95
1797 15 star obv.; Unique
Note: Smithsonian collection
1797 16 star obv.; Unique
Note: Smithsonian collection
1798 small 8
1798 large 8, 13-star reverse
1798 large 8, 14-star reverse
1799 small reverse stars
1799 large reverse stars
1800
1802/1
1803/2
1804 small 8
1804 small 8 over large 8
1805
1806 pointed 6
1806 round 6
1807
Mintage
Inc. above
3,609
—
F-12
10,000
10,850
—
VF-20
16,500
17,500
—
XF-40
22,500
24,000
—
MS-60
85,000
155,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
24,867
Inc. above
Inc. above
7,451
Inc. above
37,628
53,176
33,506
30,475
Inc. above
33,183
64,093
Inc. above
32,488
4,850
4,050
5,050
3,850
3,950
3,850
3,850
3,850
3,850
3,950
3,850
3,850
3,850
3,850
6,650
5,050
6,650
4,900
4,750
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,850
4,650
4,650
4,650
4,650
10,100
8,350
10,950
11,100
14,200
7,100
7,100
7,100
7,100
7,600
7,100
7,100
7,100
7,100
—
33,500
—
21,500
31,700
15,850
15,850
15,850
15,850
17,850
15,850
17,750
15,850
15,850
Date
Mintage
F-12
1813
95,428
3,100
1814/13
15,454
5,000
1815
635
32,500
Note: 1815, private sale, Jan. 1994, MS-61, $150,000
1818
48,588
5,000
1818 5D over 50 Inc. Above
—
5,500
1819
51,723
8,800
1819 5D over 50 Inc. Above
—
5,500
1820 curved-base 2, small letters
263,806
5,250
1820 curved-base 2, large letters
Inc. above
5,100
1820 square-base 2
Inc. above
5,000
1821
34,641
12,000
1822 3 known
—
—
1823
14,485
5,500
1824
17,340
5,500
1825/21
29,060
5,750
1825/24
Inc. above
—
Note: 1825/4, Bowers & Merena, March 1989, XF, $148,500.
1826
18,069
5,500
1827
24,913
6,000
1828/7
28,029
15,000
Note: 1828/7, Bowers & Merena, June 1989, XF, $20,900.
1828
Inc. above
6,000
1829 large planchet
57,442
15,000
Note: 1829 large planchet, Superior, July 1985, MS-65, $104,500.
1829 small planchet
Inc. above
37,500
Note: 1829 small planchet, private sale, 1992 (XF-45), $89,000.
1830 small “5D.”
126,351
16,500
1830 large “5D.”
Inc. above
16,500
1831
140,594
16,500
1832 curved-base 2, 12 stars
157,487
50,000
1832 square-base 2, 13 stars
Inc. above
16,500
1833 small date
193,630
17,500
1833 large date
Inc. above
16,500
1834 plain 4
50,141
16,500
1834 crosslet 4
Inc. above
17,500
VF-20
3,850
6,250
50,000
XF-40
5,500
8,250
200,000
MS-60
13,250
19,000
250,000
6,450
6,450
16,500
11,000
6,600
6,400
6,250
22,000
—
6,250
10,500
9,500
—
13,500
10,500
50,000
35,000
12,850
12,000
11,500
43,000
1,250,000
11,500
32,000
25,000
550,000
20,000
23,500
64,000
64,000
22,500
20,000
19,000
115,000
—
19,000
38,000
39,500
750,000
7,800
10,000
28,500
16,500
23,500
66,000
30,000
34,500
125,000
13,000
28,500
30,000
65,000
60,000
125,000
54,000
86,500
140,000
27,500
27,500
27,500
80,000
27,500
29,500
27,500
27,500
29,500
44,650
44,650
44,650
175,000
44,650
54,650
44,650
44,650
54,650
70,000
70,000
70,000
—
70,000
90,000
70,000
70,000
80,000
Classic Head
Classic head, left, within circle of stars obverse
No motto above eagle reverse
KM# 57 • 8.3600g.,0.8990 Gold, 0.2416 oz. AGW, 22.5 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: William Kneass
Turban Head
Capped draped bust, left, flanked by stars obverse
Heraldic eagle reverse
Date
1834 plain 4
1834 crosslet 4
1835
1836
1837
1838
1838C
1838D
Mintage
658,028
Inc. above
371,534
553,147
207,121
286,588
17,179
20,583
VF-20
550
1,650
550
550
550
550
2,550
2,100
XF-40
790
2,900
790
790
790
890
5,500
4,650
AU-50
1,400
6,000
1,450
1,450
1,650
1,450
13,000
9,750
MS-60
3,000
20,000
3,150
2,950
3,500
3,700
42,500
31,000
MS-65
48,000
—
—
70,000
75,000
58,000
—
—
Coronet Head
Coronet head, left, within circle of stars obverse
No motto above eagle reverse
KM # 38 • 8.7500g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.2577 oz. AGW, 25 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA Designer: John Reich
Date
1807
1808
1808/7
1809/8
1810 small date, small 5
1810 small date, large 5
1810 large date, small 5
1810 large date, large 5
1811 small 5
1811 tall 5
1812
Mintage
51,605
55,578
Inc. above
33,875
100,287
Inc. above
Inc. above
Inc. above
99,581
Inc. above
58,087
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F-12
3,100
3,600
3,100
3,100
17,500
3,100
17,500
3,100
3,100
3,100
3,100
VF-20
3,850
4,500
3,850
3,850
32,500
3,850
37,500
3,850
3,850
3,850
3,850
XF-40
5,100
5,950
5,100
5,100
48,500
5,100
60,000
5,100
5,100
5,100
5,100
MS-60
13,850
18,850
13,850
13,850
125,000
16,250
135,000
13,850
13,850
13,850
13,850
KM# 69 • 8.3590g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.2419 oz. AGW, 21.6 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht Notes: Varieties for 1843 are
distinguished by the size of the numerals in the date. One 1848 variety has “Cal.” incsribed
on the reverse, indicating it was made from California gold. The 1873 “closed-3” and “open3” varieties are distinguished by the amount of space between the upper left and lower left
serifs in the 3 in the date.
75
Date
Mintage
F-12
1839
118,143
532
1839/8 curved date
Inc. above
552
1839C
17,205
1,250
1839D
18,939
1,125
1840
137,382
522
1840C
18,992
1,200
1840D
22,896
1,200
1840O
38,700
532
1841
15,833
532
1841C
21,467
1,200
1841D
30,495
1,400
1841O 2 known
50
—
1842 small letters
27,578
200
1842 large letters
Inc. above
532
1842C small date
28,184
4,500
1842C large date
Inc. above
900
1842D small date
59,608
1,000
1842D large date
Inc. above
1,400
1842O
16,400
550
1843
611,205
522
1843C
44,201
1,250
1843D
98,452
1,250
1843O small letters
19,075
552
1843O large letters
82,000
532
1844
340,330
522
1844C
23,631
1,300
1844D
88,982
1,500
1844O
364,600
556
1845
417,099
522
1845D
90,629
1,300
1845O
41,000
556
1846
395,942
522
1846C
12,995
1,350
1846D
80,294
1,250
1846O
58,000
556
1847
915,981
522
1847C
84,151
1,350
1847D
64,405
1,400
1847O
12,000
550
1848
260,775
522
1848C
64,472
1,400
1848D
47,465
1,450
1849
133,070
522
1849C
64,823
1,500
1849D
39,036
1,550
1850
64,491
522
1850C
63,591
1,350
1850D
43,984
1,450
1851
377,505
522
1851C
49,176
1,300
1851D
62,710
1,400
1851O
41,000
280
1852
573,901
522
1852C
72,574
1,350
1852D
91,584
1,450
1853
305,770
522
1853C
65,571
1,500
1853D
89,678
1,550
1854
160,675
522
1854C
39,283
1,400
1854D
56,413
1,400
1854O
46,000
552
1854S
268
—
Note: 1854S, Bowers & Merena, Oct. 1982, AU-55, $170,000.
1855
117,098
522
1855C
39,788
1,400
1855D
22,432
1,500
1855O
11,100
315
1855S
61,000
552
1856
197,990
552
1856C
28,457
1,450
1856D
19,786
1,475
1856O
10,000
370
1856S
105,100
532
1857
98,188
522
1857C
31,360
1,400
1857D
17,046
1,500
1857O
13,000
340
1857S
87,000
532
1858
15,136
532
1858C
38,856
1,400
1858D
15,362
1,500
1858S
18,600
532
1859
16,814
532
1859C
31,847
1,400
1859D
10,366
1,600
1859S
13,220
615
1860
19,825
532
1860C
14,813
1,500
1860D
14,635
1,500
1860S
21,200
500
1861
688,150
522
1861C
6,879
1,500
1861D
1,597
3,000
1861S
18,000
500
1862
4,465
532
1862S
9,500
1,500
1863
2,472
532
1863S
17,000
600
76
VF-20
562
582
2,300
2,200
552
2,200
2,200
582
562
1,850
1,800
—
345
750
10,000
1,800
2,000
2,350
1,000
552
1,850
1,950
582
586
552
1,900
1,950
586
552
1,900
415
552
1,900
1,800
375
552
1,800
2,000
2,200
552
1,900
2,000
552
1,900
2,000
552
1,850
1,950
552
1,900
1,950
590
552
1,900
2,000
552
1,950
2,000
552
1,900
1,875
582
—
XF-40
591
611
2,900
3,200
570
3,000
3,000
611
591
2,400
2,350
—
1,100
2,000
23,000
2,200
2,300
6,500
3,400
581
2,500
2,600
1,700
1,175
581
3,000
2,400
590
581
2,400
800
581
3,000
2,400
1,000
581
2,400
2,000
6,750
581
2,250
2,350
581
2,400
2,600
581
2,300
2,500
581
2,350
2,400
1,500
581
2,450
2,450
581
2,350
2,500
581
2,300
2,200
611
—
MS-60
4,000
2,250
24,000
22,000
3,700
26,000
16,000
11,000
5,500
20,000
15,000
—
—
11,000
110,000
18,000
15,000
48,000
22,000
1,850
14,000
13,000
26,000
12,000
2,000
24,000
12,000
4,700
2,000
12,500
9,900
2,400
24,000
13,000
11,500
1,650
13,000
10,000
28,000
1,500
19,250
14,500
2,800
14,000
16,500
4,250
14,000
33,000
2,800
17,500
15,000
13,000
1,400
7,750
13,000
1,400
8,500
11,000
2,000
14,000
11,500
8,250
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
552
1,900
1,950
675
390
552
1,875
1,950
650
300
552
1,900
2,000
640
562
562
1,900
2,000
825
562
1,900
2,150
1,800
562
2,100
1,900
1,100
552
2,400
4,700
1,100
800
3,000
1,200
1,450
581
2,300
2,400
2,100
1,000
581
2,400
2,600
1,600
591
581
2,500
2,650
1,400
591
591
2,350
2,450
2,350
591
2,450
2,600
4,150
591
3,000
2,600
2,100
591
3,900
7,000
4,500
1,850
6,000
3,750
4,100
1,800
16,000
19,000
20,000
15,500
2,300
20,000
15,000
14,000
6,750
1,600
9,500
14,500
15,000
11,000
3,850
11,000
12,500
31,000
7,000
16,000
16,000
30,000
3,650
15,000
15,000
27,000
1,450
25,000
50,000
36,500
20,000
62,000
27,500
35,500
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
123,500
—
—
—
—
190,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
100,000
—
—
—
100,000
—
—
—
96,000
—
90,000
—
Date
1864
1864S
1865
1865S
1866S
Mintage
4,220
3,888
1,295
27,612
9,000
F-12
532
2,300
500
475
750
VF-20
650
4,750
1,450
1,400
1,750
XF-40
1,850
16,000
4,100
2,400
4,000
MS-60
15,000
55,000
20,000
20,000
40,000
Prf-65
72,000
—
82,500
—
—
Coronet Head
Coronet head, left, within circle of stars obverse
IN GOD WE TRUST above eagle reverse
KM# 101 • 8.3590g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.2419 oz. AGW, 21.6 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
1866
1866S
1867
1867S
1868
1868S
1869
1869S
1870
1870CC
1870S
1871
1871CC
1871S
1872
1872CC
1872S
1873 closed 3
1873 open 3
1873CC
1873S
1874
1874CC
1874S
1875
1875CC
1875S
1876
1876CC
1876S
1877
1877CC
1877S
1878
1878CC
1878S
1879
1879CC
1879S
1880
1880CC
1880S
1881
1881/80
1881CC
1881S
1882
1882CC
1882S
1883
1883CC
1883S
1884
1884CC
1884S
1885
1885S
1886
1886S
1887
1887S
1888
1888S
1889
1890
1890CC
1891
1891CC
1892
1892CC
1892O
1892S
1893
1893CC
1893O
1893S
1894
Mintage
6,730
34,920
6,920
29,000
5,725
52,000
1,785
31,000
4,035
7,675
17,000
3,230
20,770
25,000
1,690
16,980
36,400
49,305
63,200
7,416
31,000
3,508
21,198
16,000
220
11,828
9,000
1,477
6,887
4,000
1,152
8,680
26,700
131,740
9,054
144,700
301,950
17,281
426,200
3,166,436
51,017
1,348,900
5,708,802
Inc. above
13,886
969,000
2,514,568
82,817
969,000
233,461
12,958
83,200
191,078
16,402
177,000
601,506
1,211,500
388,432
3,268,000
87
1,912,000
18,296
293,900
7,565
4,328
53,800
61,413
208,000
753,572
82,968
10,000
298,400
1,528,197
60,000
110,000
224,000
957,955
VF-20
750
900
500
1,400
650
486
925
500
800
5,250
950
900
1,250
500
850
1,250
537
472
467
2,600
525
660
850
640
34,000
1,400
715
1,100
1,450
2,000
900
1,000
499
469
3,100
467
467
1,000
469
462
625
462
462
465
650
462
462
625
462
479
625
479
479
625
479
462
462
462
462
—
462
477
467
576
499
576
469
561
462
562
524
462
462
596
477
462
462
XF-40
1,650
2,600
1,500
2,900
1,000
1,550
2,400
1,750
2,000
15,000
2,600
1,700
3,000
950
1,925
5,000
800
486
477
12,500
1,400
1,675
1,700
2,100
45,000
4,500
2,250
2,500
5,000
3,600
2,750
3,300
650
480
7,200
475
475
1,500
480
470
815
470
470
600
1,500
470
470
625
470
487
1,100
478
480
975
487
470
470
470
470
14,500
470
485
475
584
507
584
480
565
470
584
1,000
470
470
634
581
470
470
AU-50
3,500
8,800
3,300
8,000
3,500
4,000
3,500
4,000
2,850
30,000
8,250
3,300
12,000
2,950
3,000
20,000
3,400
500
487
27,500
3,250
2,500
9,500
4,800
60,000
11,500
5,000
4,125
14,000
9,500
4,000
11,000
1,400
524
20,000
3,000
485
3,150
524
480
1,375
480
480
750
7,000
480
480
900
480
497
3,200
490
497
3,000
497
480
480
480
480
20,000
480
497
547
557
550
615
524
800
480
750
1,375
485
480
825
585
485
480
MS-60 MS-63
16,500
—
25,000
—
11,500
—
34,500
—
11,500
—
20,000
—
17,500 34,000
26,000
—
18,000
—
110,000 137,500
29,000
—
12,500
—
60,000
—
13,000
—
15,000 18,000
60,000
—
13,500
—
1,200
6,500
850
3,650
60,000
—
21,000
—
13,000 26,000
36,000
—
22,500
—
190,000
—
52,000
—
16,500 32,500
11,000 14,500
46,500 82,500
30,000
—
13,750 29,000
52,500
—
9,200
—
550
2,000
60,000
—
675
4,250
520
2,000
22,000
—
950
3,300
500
840
9,900
—
490
800
500
775
1,500
4,500
22,500 60,000
500
775
500
800
7,500 40,000
510
800
530
1,200
18,000
—
1,000
2,950
650
2,250
17,000
—
490
2,000
505
825
510
790
510
1,125
510
815
—
—
510
800
550
1,500
1,200
4,000
1,150
2,400
2,200
6,500
1,600
7,500
640
2,000
1,350
3,500
530
1,350
1,500
6,500
3,300 15,000
525
2,850
510
1,150
1,550
6,650
950
5,950
510
1,040
500
905
MS-65
Prf-65
— 70,000
—
—
— 70,000
—
—
— 70,000
—
—
— 65,000
—
—
— 75,000
200,000
—
—
—
— 70,000
—
—
—
—
— 60,000
—
—
—
—
24,000 70,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 66,000
—
—
—
—
— 185,000
—
—
—
—
55,000 60,000
165,000
—
—
—
— 75,000
—
—
—
—
— 50,000
—
—
—
—
12,000 55,000
—
—
—
—
7,500 54,000
—
—
5,750
—
4,800 54,000
—
—
—
—
7,150
—
6,150 54,000
—
—
4,500
—
— 40,000
—
—
—
—
— 35,000
—
—
—
—
4,800 35,000
4,000
—
5,600 44,000
4,500
—
— 120,000
4,800
—
— 29,000
—
—
— 30,000
— 27,000
55,000
—
5,400 29,000
28,500
—
7,000 30,000
33,500
—
—
—
—
—
3,900 34,000
—
—
—
—
9,000
—
2,600 35,000
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Date
1894O
1894S
1895
1895S
1896
1896S
1897
1897S
1898
1898S
1899
1899S
1900
1900S
1901
1901S
1902
1902S
1903
1903S
1904
1904S
1905
1905S
1906
1906D
1906S
1907
1907D
1908
Mintage
16,600
55,900
1,345,936
112,000
59,063
155,400
867,883
354,000
633,495
1,397,400
1,710,729
1,545,000
1,405,730
329,000
616,040
3,648,000
172,562
939,000
227,024
1,855,000
392,136
97,000
302,308
880,700
348,820
320,000
598,000
626,192
888,000
421,874
VF-20
479
489
462
467
462
469
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
469
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
462
XF-40
487
487
470
487
470
480
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
480
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
470
AU-50
570
575
480
497
485
524
480
485
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
524
480
480
480
480
480
480
480
485
MS-60
1,300
2,900
495
3,150
510
1,150
495
865
500
495
495
495
495
500
495
495
495
495
500
495
495
885
500
495
495
495
500
495
495
510
MS-63
5,500
10,000
905
6,500
1,650
6,000
905
5,150
905
1,310
890
1,260
890
1,260
890
890
890
890
905
890
890
4,000
905
3,350
890
905
1,190
890
890
905
MS-65
—
—
4,500
26,000
4,500
24,500
4,500
—
6,000
—
3,600
9,600
3,600
14,000
3,650
3,600
4,400
3,600
4,000
3,600
3,600
9,600
4,000
9,600
3,600
3,200
4,400
3,400
3,400
3,400
Prf-65
—
—
29,000
—
30,000
—
35,000
—
30,000
—
30,000
—
30,000
—
27,000
—
27,000
—
27,000
—
27,000
—
27,000
—
26,000
—
—
23,000
—
—
Indian Head
Liberty Cap
Liberty cap on head, right, flanked by stars obverse
Heraldic eagle reverse
KM# 30 • 17.5000g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.5154 oz. AGW, 33 mm. • Obv. Legend LIBERTY Rev.
Legend: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Robert Scot
Date
1797 large eagle
1798/97 9 stars left, 4 right
1798/97 7 stars left, 6 right
1799 large star obv
1799 small star obv
1800
1801
1803 extra star
1803 large stars rev
1804 crosslet 4
1804 plain 4
Mintage
10,940
900
842
37,449
Inc. above
5,999
44,344
15,017
Inc. above
3,757
—
F-12
9,800
13,500
28,500
9,350
9,350
9,500
9,250
9,600
9,250
16,500
—
VF-20
12,850
19,000
38,500
10,750
10,750
10,750
10,900
11,850
11,400
22,750
—
XF-40
21,400
34,500
87,500
18,200
18,200
18,350
17,400
19,550
17,800
31,500
—
MS-60
58,500
127,500
235,000
37,500
37,500
39,500
37,500
67,500
37,500
92,500
400,000
Coronet Head
Old-style head, left, within circle of stars obverse
No motto above eagle reverse
KM # 129 • 8.3590g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.2419 oz. AGW, 21.6 mm. • Designer: Bela Lyon Pratt
Date
1908
1908D
1908S
1909
1909D
1909O
1909S
1910
1910D
1910S
1911
1911D
1911S
1912
1912S
1913
1913S
1914
1914D
1914S
1915
1915S
1916S
1929
Mintage
578,012
148,000
82,000
627,138
3,423,560
34,200
297,200
604,250
193,600
770,200
915,139
72,500
1,416,000
790,144
392,000
916,099
408,000
247,125
247,000
263,000
588,075
164,000
240,000
662,000
VF-20
518
518
593
518
518
3,950
548
518
518
558
518
600
528
518
563
518
558
518
518
563
518
573
543
11,000
XF-40
530
530
605
530
530
4,850
570
530
530
585
530
775
565
530
595
530
590
530
530
585
530
605
565
14,250
AU-50
544
544
639
544
544
7,650
604
544
544
614
544
1,150
599
544
689
544
729
544
544
639
544
724
624
17,500
MS-60
615
615
1,275
595
595
31,500
1,350
595
615
975
595
6,450
600
595
1,675
595
1,450
615
615
1,375
595
1,950
710
26,000
MS-63
2,810
2,810
6,000
2,810
2,260
75,000
11,000
2,860
4,150
65,000
2,260
41,000
5,850
2,260
13,500
2,810
11,500
2,960
2,860
12,850
2,860
17,000
5,750
40,000
MS-65
10,850
36,500
11,600
10,850
10,850
460,000
45,000
10,850
39,500
44,000
10,850
265,000
41,500
10,850
105,000
11,600
125,000
11,850
10,850
105,000
10,850
110,000
28,500
73,500
Prf-65
25,500
—
—
36,000
—
—
—
37,000
—
—
28,500
—
—
28,500
—
28,000
—
28,500
—
—
39,000
—
—
—
$10 (EAGLE)
Liberty Cap
Small eagle reverse
KM # 21 • 17.5000g.,0.9160 Gold, 0.5154 oz. AGW, 33 mm. • Designer: Robert Scot
Mintage
5,583
Inc. above
4,146
3,615
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F-12
28,500
30,000
27,500
31,500
VF-20
33,850
45,000
36,000
40,000
Date
1838
1839/8 Type of 1838
1839 large letters
Mintage
7,200
25,801
Inc. above
F-12
1,750
1,100
800
VF-20
2,650
1,450
1,150
XF-40
6,850
5,850
2,150
MS-60
43,500
28,500
32,000
Prf-65
1,500,000
1,500,000
—
Coronet Head
New-style head, left, within circle of stars obverse
No motto above eagle reverse
KM# 66.2 • 16.7180g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.4837 oz. AGW, 27 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
GOLD
Date
1795 13 leaves
1795 9 leaves
1796
1797 small eagle
KM# 66.1 • 16.7180g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.4837 oz. AGW, 27 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
XF-40
48,500
73,500
50,000
55,000
MS-60
122,500
250,000
135,000
200,000
Date
1839 small letters
1840
1841
1841O
1842 small date
1842 large date
1842O
1843
1843O
1844
1844O
1845
1845O
1845O repunched
1846
1846O
1846/5
1847
1847O
1848
1848O
1849
1849O
1850 large date
1850 small date
1850O
1851
Mintage
12,447
47,338
63,131
2,500
81,507
Inc. above
27,400
75,462
175,162
6,361
118,700
26,153
47,500
Inc. above
20,095
81,780
Inc. above
862,258
571,500
145,484
38,850
653,618
23,900
291,451
Inc. above
57,500
176,328
F-12
975
994
974
1,750
974
974
974
974
974
800
974
1,009
994
1,069
1,019
974
1,069
974
974
974
1,049
974
1,049
974
1,049
994
974
VF-20
1,550
1,059
1,049
3,450
1,049
1,049
1,059
1,049
1,059
1,350
1,059
1,219
1,059
1,419
1,289
1,059
1,419
1,049
1,049
1,049
1,239
1,049
1,239
1,049
1,239
1,074
1,049
XF-40
6,850
1,333
1,233
6,950
1,158
1,148
1,463
1,263
1,218
3,200
1,403
1,343
875
3,850
1,250
1,150
1,135
1,093
1,093
1,158
1,850
1,093
2,450
1,093
1,150
1,275
1,093
MS-60
75,000
11,500
9,000
—
15,000
9,500
22,500
16,750
12,000
16,750
15,000
17,500
16,500
—
—
—
—
3,450
6,500
5,000
17,750
3,400
27,500
4,500
8,500
19,500
5,150
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
77
Date
1851O
1852
1852O
1853
1853/2
1853O
1854
1854O small date
1854O large date
1854S
1855
1855O
1856
1856O
1856S
1857
1857O
1857S
1858
1858O
1858S
1859
1859O
1859S
1860
1860O
1860S
1861
1861S
1862
1862S
1863
1863S
1864
1864S
1865
1865S
1865S over inverted 186
1866S
Mintage
263,000
263,106
18,000
201,253
Inc. above
51,000
54,250
52,500
Inc. above
123,826
121,701
18,000
60,490
14,500
68,000
16,606
5,500
26,000
2,521
20,000
11,800
16,093
2,300
7,000
15,105
11,100
5,000
113,233
15,500
10,995
12,500
1,248
10,000
3,580
2,500
4,005
16,700
Inc. above
8,500
F-12
974
974
1,049
994
994
974
974
994
1,049
974
974
994
974
1,049
974
994
1,149
994
3,000
974
900
994
2,000
1,450
1,019
1,039
1,400
974
690
1,049
700
2,400
700
775
2,600
900
1,700
1,300
1,000
VF-20
1,059
1,049
1,219
1,059
1,074
1,074
1,049
1,074
1,214
1,049
1,049
1,074
1,049
1,374
1,049
1,074
1,800
1,059
5,200
1,049
1,600
1,074
4,250
2,600
1,114
1,214
2,950
1,049
1,600
1,204
2,000
4,000
1,600
1,800
5,100
1,950
4,850
3,450
2,650
XF-40
1,148
1,093
1,650
1,093
1,428
1,158
1,118
1,398
925
1,118
1,093
2,100
1,093
2,150
1,168
1,050
3,650
1,050
8,250
1,418
3,950
1,278
10,500
5,250
1,328
1,850
6,400
1,093
3,750
1,200
3,450
10,000
3,750
4,950
17,500
4,850
12,500
8,750
5,950
MS-60
6,650
5,250
27,500
3,600
14,950
14,500
6,250
11,000
9,450
10,500
4,750
28,000
4,250
18,500
9,000
13,500
—
11,500
35,000
10,000
—
10,500
—
—
8,450
13,750
—
6,250
—
—
—
52,500
29,500
18,000
—
34,500
—
50,000
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
175,000
—
—
170,000
—
170,000
—
165,000
—
165,000
—
165,000
—
—
—
Coronet Head
New-style head, left, within circle of stars obverse
IN GOD WE TRUST above eagle reverse
KM # 102 • 16.7180g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.4837 oz. AGW, 27 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
Mintage
VF-20
XF-40
1866
3,780
850
2,450
1866S
11,500
1,550
3,850
1867
3,140
1,500
2,600
1867S
9,000
2,350
6,650
1868
10,655
1,008
1,100
1868S
13,500
1,350
2,400
1869
1,855
1,550
3,000
1869S
6,430
1,500
2,700
1870
4,025
985
1,650
1870CC
5,908 13,000 30,000
1870S
8,000
1,150
2,850
1871
1,820
1,500
3,000
1871CC
8,085
2,600
6,400
1871S
16,500
1,300
2,200
1872
1,650
2,400
5,500
1872CC
4,600
2,850
9,850
1872S
17,300
850
1,175
1873 closed 3
825
4,500
9,750
1873CC
4,543
6,000
13,500
1873S
12,000
1,150
2,850
1874
53,160
934
966
1874CC
16,767
1,150
3,650
1874S
10,000
1,275
3,400
1875
120 40,000 67,500
Note: 1875, Akers, Aug. 1990, Proof, $115,000.
1875CC
7,715
4,250
9,850
1876
732
3,000
8,500
1876CC
4,696
3,600
7,750
1876S
5,000
1,300
2,950
1877
817
3,350
6,350
1877CC
3,332
2,400
6,750
1877S
17,000
936
1,250
1878
73,800
924
966
1878CC
3,244
3,850
10,000
1878S
26,100
936
975
1879
384,770
927
966
1879/78
Inc. above
934
978
1879CC
1,762
6,650
12,500
1879O
1,500
2,150
5,450
1879S
224,000
927
966
1880
1,644,876
909
928
78
AU-50
5,000
8,000
5,000
9,850
2,250
3,900
5,650
6,250
3,950
52,500
7,400
5,000
22,500
6,000
8,700
24,500
1,900
17,500
31,000
5,100
980
11,000
7,250
80,000
MS-60
—
—
33,000
—
19,000
—
36,000
25,000
—
—
33,500
20,000
65,000
30,000
15,000
—
—
55,000
—
27,500
2,100
52,500
—
—
MS-63
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
34,000
—
—
—
—
—
7,250
75,000
—
—
MS-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
42,500
—
—
—
Prf-65
110,000
—
—
—
110,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
110,000
—
—
90,000
—
—
—
—
—
120,000
—
—
—
25,000
18,500
21,500
7,500
9,850
15,000
2,450
980
19,000
2,150
980
1,265
26,000
10,250
980
942
71,500
—
—
—
37,500
—
33,500
975
—
16,500
1,117
1,250
—
—
1,150
972
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
6,750
—
29,500
5,000
2,850
—
—
6,500
3,650
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
29,000
—
—
15,750
—
—
—
49,500
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
83,000
—
—
—
—
—
Date
1880CC
1880O
1880S
1881
1881CC
1881O
1881S
1882
1882CC
1882O
1882S
1883
1883CC
1883O
1883S
1884
1884CC
1884S
1885
1885S
1886
1886S
1887
1887S
1888
1888O
1888S
1889
1889S
1890
1890CC
1891
1891CC
1892
1892CC
1892O
1892S
1893
1893CC
1893O
1893S
1894
1894O
1894S
1895
1895O
1895S
1896
1896S
1897
1897O
1897S
1898
1898S
1899
1899O
1899S
1900
1900S
1901
1901O
1901S
1902
1902S
1903
1903O
1903S
1904
1904O
1905
1905S
1906
1906D
1906O
1906S
1907
1907D
1907S
Mintage
11,190
9,200
506,250
3,877,260
24,015
8,350
970,000
2,324,480
6,764
10,820
132,000
208,740
12,000
800
38,000
76,905
9,925
124,250
253,527
228,000
236,160
826,000
53,680
817,000
132,996
21,335
648,700
4,485
425,400
58,043
17,500
91,868
103,732
797,552
40,000
28,688
115,500
1,840,895
14,000
17,000
141,350
2,470,778
107,500
25,000
567,826
98,000
49,000
76,348
123,750
1,000,159
42,500
234,750
812,197
473,600
1,262,305
37,047
841,000
293,960
81,000
1,718,825
72,041
2,812,750
82,513
469,500
125,926
112,771
538,000
162,038
108,950
201,078
369,250
165,497
981,000
86,895
457,000
1,203,973
1,030,000
210,500
VF-20
900
1,029
909
909
1,055
1,009
909
909
985
937
937
909
1,109
3,000
937
937
1,129
909
909
909
909
909
937
909
937
937
909
967
909
947
1,049
967
1,049
909
1,049
967
937
909
1,049
937
937
909
937
937
909
937
937
909
937
909
937
937
909
937
909
937
909
909
937
909
937
909
909
909
909
937
909
909
937
909
937
909
909
937
937
909
909
937
XF-40
1,000
1,450
928
928
1,200
1,150
928
928
1,750
1,115
966
928
1,250
7,950
966
966
1,450
928
928
928
928
928
966
928
966
966
928
1,155
928
966
1,148
1,006
1,108
928
1,108
969
990
928
1,148
966
966
928
966
990
928
966
978
928
961
928
966
961
928
861
928
966
928
928
966
928
966
928
928
928
928
966
928
928
966
928
961
928
928
966
961
928
928
961
AU-50
1,950
1,850
942
942
1,800
1,500
942
942
3,250
1,250
980
942
2,600
10,500
980
980
2,350
942
942
942
942
942
980
942
980
980
942
1,100
942
1,000
1,200
1,020
1,125
942
1,165
980
1,004
942
1,800
1,022
980
942
975
1,100
942
992
1,040
942
1,002
942
980
975
942
975
942
982
942
942
980
942
980
942
942
942
942
980
942
942
980
942
1,007
942
942
980
980
942
942
1,002
MS-60
15,500
20,000
992
972
6,850
6,950
982
972
—
6,350
1,054
982
22,500
—
1,275
1,152
12,850
1,067
972
972
972
982
1,050
982
1,212
1,152
972
2,700
982
1,015
3,850
1,050
1,300
972
3,800
1,030
1,034
972
8,500
1,252
1,010
972
1,000
3,950
972
1,122
2,400
982
2,500
972
1,105
1,125
972
1,042
972
1,152
982
982
1,205
972
1,092
972
982
972
982
1,082
982
982
1,082
972
1,100
982
972
1,122
1,132
972
982
1,172
MS-63
—
—
4,850
1,385
36,500
—
1,385
1,385
—
18,500
3,650
3,100
—
—
10,500
5,100
55,000
6,500
4,850
4,400
5,100
1,500
6,150
2,950
6,600
5,750
2,700
—
1,500
5,500
18,500
4,500
7,150
1,385
22,500
11,000
4,500
1,385
—
5,450
4,950
1,510
6,350
—
1,385
8,000
9,500
2,550
12,000
1,510
5,850
5,750
1,510
5,100
1,385
8,450
3,650
1,385
6,750
1,385
3,750
1,385
2,800
1,385
2,450
3,250
1,410
2,000
3,700
1,450
5,600
2,450
1,385
4,900
5,000
1,385
2,250
5,450
MS-65
—
—
25,000
16,500
—
—
—
19,500
—
—
—
—
—
—
23,500
15,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
18,500
16,000
—
—
—
9,100
—
—
—
16,500
—
—
19,500
—
—
—
17,500
—
—
30,000
28,500
10,000
27,500
22,500
9,000
18,500
6,500
—
12,850
9,500
—
4,050
12,500
6,250
11,750
6,250
13,500
18,000
5,350
9,500
16,500
8,500
22,500
10,000
7,000
14,500
15,500
3,950
—
17,000
Prf-65
—
—
—
63,000
—
—
—
63,000
—
—
—
63,000
—
—
—
53,000
—
—
53,000
—
53,000
—
53,000
—
—
—
—
53,000
—
46,000
—
48,000
—
48,000
—
—
—
46,000
—
—
—
46,000
—
—
43,500
—
—
43,500
—
—
—
—
43,500
—
43,500
—
—
43,500
—
43,500
—
—
43,500
—
43,500
—
—
46,000
—
43,500
—
43,500
—
—
—
43,500
—
—
Indian Head
No motto next to eagle reverse
KM# 125 • 16.7180g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.4837 oz. AGW, 27 mm. • Designer: Augustus SaintGaudens Notes: 1907 varieties are distinguished by whether the edge is rolled or wired, and
whether the legend E PLURIBUS UNUM has periods between each word.
Date
1907 wire edge, periods
before and after legend
Mintage
VF-20
XF-40
AU-50
MS-60
MS-63
MS-65 Prf-65
500
13,850
17,500
21,000
26,500
44,500
72,500
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
1907 same, without stars
on edge, unique
1907 rolled edge, periods
1907 without periods
1908 without motto
1908D without motto
Mintage
VF-20
XF-40
AU-50
MS-60
MS-63
—
42
239,406
33,500
210,000
—
26,000
1,007
992
992
—
38,500
1,029
1,014
1,014
—
49,000
1,051
1,036
1,036
—
—
66,500 98,500
1,215 3,400
1,200 4,650
1,240 6,350
MS-65 Prf-65
—
250,000
10,000
14,500
37,500
—
—
—
—
—
Indian Head
IN GOD WE TRUST left of eagle reverse
Date
1857O
1857S
1858
1858O
1858S
1859
1859O
1859S
1860
1860O
1860S
1861
1861O
1861S
Mintage
30,000
970,500
211,714
35,250
846,710
43,597
9,100
636,445
577,670
6,600
544,950
2,976,453
17,741
768,000
VF-20
2,041
1,966
2,041
2,250
1,966
2,041
6,400
1,966
1,966
3,650
1,986
1,966
5,650
1,986
XF-40
2,950
2,156
2,146
3,850
2,176
2,450
16,500
2,156
2,156
14,500
2,446
2,156
17,500
2,256
AU-50
MS-60
6,400 31,000
2,341
4,500
2,241
5,500
7,500 42,000
2,531
8,500
4,400 28,000
44,000 110,000
2,491
5,000
2,341
3,950
24,000 100,000
2,531
7,350
2,316
3,950
24,000 88,000
2,250 10,500
MS-63
115,000
7,250
34,500
—
—
—
—
35,000
18,000
—
18,500
12,850
—
31,500
MS-65
Prf-65
—
—
12,850
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 280,000
—
—
—
—
63,500
—
—
—
48,000
—
41,500 275,000
—
—
—
—
Liberty
Coronet head, left, within circle of stars obverse
Paquet design, TWENTY D. below eagle reverse
KM # 130 • 16.7180g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.4837 oz. AGW, 27 mm. • Designer: Augustus SaintGaudens
Date
1908
1908D
1908S
1909
1909D
1909S
1910
1910D
1910S
1911
1911D
1911S
1912
1912S
1913
1913S
1914
1914D
1914S
1915
1915S
1916S
1920S
1926
1930S
1932
1933
Mintage
341,486
836,500
59,850
184,863
121,540
292,350
318,704
2,356,640
811,000
505,595
30,100
51,000
405,083
300,000
442,071
66,000
151,050
343,500
208,000
351,075
59,000
138,500
126,500
1,014,000
96,000
4,463,000
312,500
VF-20
987
992
1,002
987
992
992
987
982
992
982
1,052
1,022
987
992
987
1,037
987
987
997
987
1,037
1,022
12,500
982
8,500
982
—
XF-40
1,009
1,029
1,064
1,009
1,014
1,014
1,009
1,004
1,014
1,004
975
1,044
1,009
1,014
1,009
1,059
1,009
1,009
1,019
1,009
1,074
1,044
16,850
1,004
11,250
1,004
140,000
AU-50
1,031
1,051
1,086
1,031
1,036
1,036
1,031
1,031
1,036
1,026
1,450
1,076
1,031
1,036
1,031
1,136
1,031
1,031
1,041
1,031
1,050
1,066
19,750
1,026
14,850
1,026
160,000
MS-60
1,095
1,115
2,950
1,075
1,140
1,140
1,065
1,065
1,125
1,080
5,850
1,050
1,065
1,140
1,065
4,000
1,075
1,065
1,210
1,065
3,150
1,130
37,000
1,060
23,500
1,060
180,000
MS-63
2,750
6,750
8,650
3,550
6,100
6,350
2,050
1,950
8,850
1,650
25,000
9,000
2,025
7,250
1,700
28,500
2,250
2,650
7,750
2,000
15,250
6,350
88,500
1,750
44,500
1,750
225,000
MS-65
10,400
29,000
25,500
16,500
34,500
17,500
11,000
8,400
51,000
9,250
122,500
17,000
11,000
38,500
11,500
100,000
11,500
15,500
32,500
12,750
58,500
20,000
275,000
7,450
79,500
7,500
600,000
Prf-65
52,500
—
—
54,500
—
—
54,500
—
—
52,500
—
—
52,500
—
52,500
—
52,500
—
—
55,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
$20 (DOUBLE EAGLE)
GOLD
Liberty Head
Coronet head, left, within circle of stars obverse
TWENTY D. below eagle, no motto above eagle reverse
KM# 93 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA Notes: In 1861 the reverse was redesigned by Anthony C. Paquet, but it was
withdrawn soon after its release. The letters in the inscriptions on the Paquet-reverse variety
are taller than on the regular reverse.
Date
Mintage
VF-20
XF-40
AU-50
MS-60
1861 2 Known
—
—
—
—
—
Note: 1861 Paquet reverse, Bowers & Merena, Nov. 1988, MS-67, $660,000.
1861S
—
19,500
54,000
92,500
275,000
Note: Included in mintage of 1861S, KM#74.1
MS-63
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
Liberty
Longacre design resumed reverse
KM# A74.1 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW
Date
1862
1862S
1863
1863S
1864
1864S
1865
1865S
1866S
Mintage
92,133
854,173
142,790
966,570
204,285
793,660
351,200
1,042,500
Inc. below
VF-20
1,966
1,951
1,966
1,951
1,966
1,951
1,966
1,951
2,750
XF-40
3,500
2,031
2,650
2,111
2,046
2,091
2,111
2,111
11,500
AU-50
6,000
2,100
3,950
2,196
2,450
2,176
2,281
2,191
37,500
MS-60
17,500
12,400
19,500
7,350
14,500
8,600
6,200
4,200
—
MS-63
36,500
36,000
39,500
28,500
40,000
32,000
26,000
9,000
—
MS-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
19,500
—
Prf-65
250,000
—
250,000
—
250,000
—
250,000
—
—
Liberty
Coronet head, left, within circle of stars obverse TWENTY D.
below eagle. IN GOD WE TRUST above eagle reverse
KM # 74.1 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW, 34 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre
Date
Mintage
1849 unique, in
Smithsonian collection
1
1850
1,170,261
1850O
141,000
1851
2,087,155
1851O
315,000
1852
2,053,026
1852O
190,000
1853
1,261,326
1853/2
Inc. above
1853O
71,000
1854
757,899
1854
Inc. above
1854O
3,250
1854S
141,468
1855
364,666
1855O
8,000
1855S
879,675
1856
329,878
1856O
2,250
1856S
1,189,750
1857
439,375
VF-20
XF-40
MS-65
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
1,946
2,026
3,000
8,500 43,500 175,000
1,880
3,500
9,800
45,000
—
—
1,986
2,156
2,441
3,850 13,500
—
2,061
2,856
4,250
23,000 58,500
—
1,986
2,156
2,341
3,950 17,500
—
2,016
2,650
3,800
22,500
—
—
1,986
2,156
2,156
5,000 27,500
—
2,066
2,250
6,850
33,500
—
—
2,076
3,650
4,850
32,500 65,000
—
1,986
2,156
2,156
9,250 26,500
—
2,226
2,350
6,000
—
—
—
95,000 225,000 365,000
—
—
—
2,066
2,146
3,000
6,000 15,500 52,500
1,986
2,146
2,250
8,850 66,500
—
3,650 19,500 24,500 110,000
—
—
1,966
2,156
2,441
7,200 19,500
—
1,986
2,156
2,241
8,400 24,500
—
97,500 165,000 300,000 525,000 750,000
—
1,966
2,156
2,241
5,900 15,000 30,000
1,986
2,156
2,341
3,400 26,500
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
AU-50
MS-60
MS-63
KM# 74.2 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW, 34 mm. • Rev. Legend: UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA Designer: James B. Longacre
Date
1866
1866S
1867
1867S
1868
1868S
1869
1869S
1870
1870CC
1870S
1871
1871CC
1871S
1872
1872CC
1872S
1873 closed 3
1873 open 3
1873CC
Mintage
VF-20
698,775
1,911
842,250
1,911
251,065
1,911
920,750
1,911
98,600
1,951
837,500
1,911
175,155
1,921
686,750
1,911
155,185
1,931
3,789 200,000
982,000
1,911
80,150
1,921
17,387
9,500
928,000
1,911
251,880
1,911
26,900
2,550
780,000
1,911
Est. 208,925
1,911
Est. 1,500,900
1,911
22,410
2,900
XF-40
2,076
2,086
2,096
2,086
2,186
2,056
2,046
2,076
2,076
275,000
2,031
2,031
19,500
2,046
2,076
5,450
2,076
2,136
2,076
4,750
AU-50
2,136
2,100
2,136
2,100
2,250
2,150
2,100
2,100
2,300
400,000
2,091
2,100
45,000
2,131
2,161
8,950
2,136
2,196
2,146
11,750
MS-60 MS-63 MS-65
Prf-65
6,950 28,500
— 200,000
15,500
—
—
—
3,250 30,000
— 200,000
15,000
—
—
—
11,500 50,000
— 200,000
10,000
—
—
—
6,800 22,750
— 210,000
7,000 45,000
—
—
9,250 50,000
— 215,000
—
—
—
—
5,450 34,000
—
—
4,500 24,500
—
—
97,500 300,000 650,000
—
4,750 22,000
—
—
3,750 24,500
—
—
38,500
—
—
—
3,250 23,500
—
—
3,350
—
— 200,000
2,310 12,000 85,000
—
37,500 115,000
—
—
79
Date
1873S closed 3
1873S open 3
1874
1874CC
1874S
1875
1875CC
1875S
1876
1876CC
1876S
Mintage
1,040,600
Inc. above
366,800
115,085
1,214,000
295,740
111,151
1,230,000
583,905
138,441
1,597,000
VF-20
1,911
1,911
1,911
2,100
1,911
1,911
1,950
1,911
1,911
1,960
1,911
XF-40
2,046
2,076
2,076
2,450
2,046
2,076
2,250
2,046
2,066
2,300
2,046
AU-50
2,139
2,136
2,136
3,400
2,139
2,136
2,650
2,139
2,139
2,700
2,139
MS-60
2,150
5,900
2,300
11,500
2,192
2,222
4,850
2,331
2,350
7,750
2,310
MS-63
20,000
29,500
19,500
—
24,000
13,500
26,500
16,850
13,500
—
12,400
MS-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
78,500
—
90,000
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Date
1904S
1905
1905S
1906
1906D
1906S
1907
1907D
1907S
Mintage
5,134,175
59,011
1,813,000
69,690
620,250
2,065,750
1,451,864
842,250
2,165,800
VF-20
1,781
1,786
1,781
1,786
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
XF-40
1,801
1,821
1,801
1,806
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
AU-50
1,810
1,845
1,810
1,865
1,810
1,810
1,810
1,810
1,810
MS-60
1,841
2,141
1,841
2,021
1,841
1,841
1,841
1,841
1,841
MS-63
2,150
14,500
3,250
6,850
3,450
2,350
2,150
2,650
2,650
MS-65
5,400
—
20,500
26,500
22,500
19,500
8,200
7,350
27,000
Prf-65
—
200,000
—
200,000
—
—
200,000
—
—
Saint-Gaudens
Roman numerals in date obverse
No motto below eagle reverse
Liberty
Coronet head, left, within circle of stars obverse
TWENTY DOLLARS below eagle reverse
KM# Pn1874 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW, 34 mm. • Designer: Augustus
Saint-Gaudens Edge Desc:Plain. Notes: The “Roman numerals” varieties for 1907 use Roman
numerals for the date instead of Arabic numerals. The lettered-edge varieties have “E Pluribus
Unum” on the edge, with stars between the words.
Date
Mintage VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-65 Prf-65
1907 extremely high relief, unique
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
1907 extremely high relief, lettered edge
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Note: 1907 extremely high relief, lettered edge, Prf-68, private sale, 1990, $1,500,000.
Saint-Gaudens
Roman numerals in date obverse
No motto below eagle reverse
KM # 74.3 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW • Rev. Legend: UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
Date
1877
1877CC
1877S
1878
1878CC
1878S
1879
1879CC
1879O
1879S
1880
1880S
1881
1881S
1882
1882CC
1882S
1883 proof only
1883CC
1883S
1884 proof only
1884CC
1884S
1885
1885CC
1885S
1886
1887
1887S
1888
1888S
1889
1889CC
1889S
1890
1890CC
1890S
1891
1891CC
1891S
1892
1892CC
1892S
1893
1893CC
1893S
1894
1894S
1895
1895S
1896
1896S
1897
1897S
1898
1898S
1899
1899S
1900
1900S
1901
1901S
1902
1902S
1903
1903S
1904
80
Mintage
397,670
42,565
1,735,000
543,645
13,180
1,739,000
207,630
10,708
2,325
1,223,800
51,456
836,000
2,260
727,000
630
39,140
1,125,000
92
59,962
1,189,000
71
81,139
916,000
828
9,450
683,500
1,106
121
283,000
226,266
859,600
44,111
30,945
774,700
75,995
91,209
802,750
1,442
5,000
1,288,125
4,523
27,265
930,150
344,339
18,402
996,175
1,368,990
1,048,550
1,114,656
1,143,500
792,663
1,403,925
1,383,261
1,470,250
170,470
2,575,175
1,669,384
2,010,300
1,874,584
2,459,500
111,526
1,596,000
31,254
1,753,625
287,428
954,000
6,256,797
VF-20
1,831
1,986
1,821
1,841
2,450
1,821
1,901
3,000
12,500
1,821
1,931
1,821
12,500
1,821
13,500
1,971
1,821
—
1,971
1,821
—
1,971
1,821
8,450
2,500
1,821
10,500
—
1,821
1,821
1,821
1,981
1,971
1,821
1,821
1,971
1,821
8,500
4,950
1,821
2,000
1,971
1,821
1,821
2,068
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,786
1,786
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
1,781
XF-40
1,971
2,150
1,871
1,971
3,950
1,846
1,971
4,850
21,500
1,846
2,001
1,846
21,000
1,846
39,500
2,000
1,846
—
2,000
1,846
—
2,000
1,846
13,850
3,850
1,846
18,500
—
1,846
1,846
1,846
2,101
2,150
1,846
1,871
2,000
1,846
15,000
9,000
1,846
3,650
2,100
1,846
1,866
2,100
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,831
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,996
1,801
1,801
1,801
1,801
AU-50 MS-60
2,005
2,096
3,850 19,500
1,935
2,066
2,015
2,186
7,250 30,000
1,860
2,066
1,965
2,066
8,850 34,000
27,500 88,500
1,860
2,150
2,040
3,150
1,870
2,050
34,500 79,000
1,870
2,166
88,000 130,000
2,600
8,850
1,850
2,136
27,500
—
2,600
7,850
1,860
2,066
35,000
—
2,600
5,000
1,860
2,006
18,500 60,000
6,450 19,500
1,870
2,006
37,500 70,000
26,500
—
1,860
2,066
1,880
2,116
1,860
2,006
2,205
2,456
3,000
7,950
1,860
2,016
1,935
2,066
2,450
4,850
1,860
2,006
22,500 75,000
11,000 24,500
1,860
2,006
6,250 13,500
2,850
7,500
1,919
1,996
1,925
2,036
2,850
7,000
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,910
2,141
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
2,070
2,251
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
1,810
1,841
MS-63
11,500
—
15,500
12,500
—
20,500
16,500
77,500
127,500
30,000
25,000
17,500
—
20,000
225,000
65,000
18,500
—
30,000
8,500
—
25,000
6,150
100,000
48,500
5,700
140,000
—
15,000
7,900
4,650
13,500
25,500
5,400
10,000
32,500
6,350
125,000
71,500
3,000
35,000
36,500
2,950
2,100
29,500
2,850
1,800
2,450
1,650
2,200
1,850
1,975
2,250
1,450
4,500
1,650
1,625
1,750
2,185
2,100
2,185
3,850
11,750
2,900
2,185
2,215
2,150
MS-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
46,500
—
—
29,500
—
—
36,500
36,500
—
36,500
—
—
—
—
30,000
—
—
—
—
—
24,500
—
—
28,500
26,500
27,500
17,500
15,500
19,500
23,500
18,500
21,500
—
7,950
12,500
21,500
5,900
23,000
5,850
21,500
37,500
23,500
5,500
13,500
4,200
Prf-65
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
110,000
—
110,000
—
130,000
—
—
195,000
—
—
225,000
—
—
115,000
—
—
105,000
142,500
—
93,500
—
105,000
—
—
100,000
—
—
108,000
—
—
90,000
—
—
95,000
—
—
85,000
—
82,500
—
200,000
—
200,000
—
200,000
—
200,000
—
200,000
—
200,000
—
200,000
—
200,000
—
200,000
KM# 126 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW, 34 mm. • Designer: Augustus SaintGaudens Edge Desc:Plain.
Date
Mintage VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-65 Prf-65
MCMVII (1907) high relief, unique,
AU-55, $150,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
MCMVII (1907) high relief, wire rim
11,250 7,650 8,750 10,350 14,000 24,500 45,000
—
MCMVII (1907) high relief, flat rim
Inc. above 7,900 9,250 11,350 15,250 26,000 46,500
—
Saint-Gaudens
Arabic numerals in date obverse
No motto below eagle reverse
KM# 127 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW, 34 mm. • Designer: Augustus SaintGaudens Edge Desc:Lettered; large letters.
Date
Mintage VF-20 XF-40 AU-50 MS-60 MS-63 MS-65 Prf-65
1907 large letters on edge, unique
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
1907 small letters on edge
361,667 1,796 1,829 1,839 1,865 2,185 4,600
—
1908
4,271,551 1,786 1,819 1,819 1,825 1,975 2,450
—
1908D
663,750 1,796 1,829 1,929 1,850 2,085 11,800
—
Saint-Gaudens
IN GOD WE TRUST below eagle reverse
KM# 131 • 33.4360g.,0.9000 Gold, 0.9675 oz. AGW, 34 mm. • Designer: Augustus SaintGaudens
Date
1908
1908 Roman
finish; Prf64 Rare
Note: Rare
1908D
Mintage
156,359
VF-20
1,791
XF-40
1,824
AU-50
1,829
MS-60
1,875
MS-63
2,300
MS-65
28,000
Prf-65
76,500
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
349,500
1,796
1,829
1,839
1,865
2,105
7,000
—
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
Mintage VF-20
XF-40
AU-50
MS-60
MS-63
MS-65
Prf-65
1908S
22,000
2,450
3,150
4,850
10,650
24,500
52,500
—
1909/8
161,282
1,796
1,829
1,879
1,850
6,250
52,000
—
1909
Inc. above
1,806
1,849
1,849
1,925
3,150
46,000 92,500
1909D
52,500
1,836
1,869
1,974
3,100
8,950
57,500
—
1909S
2,774,925
1,796
1,829
1,839
1,845
2,060
7,000
—
1910
482,167
1,791
1,824
1,829
1,875
2,075
9,000 84,500
1910D
429,000
1,791
1,824
1,829
1,850
2,045
3,450
—
1910S
2,128,250
1,796
1,829
1,844
1,855
2,110
11,350
—
1911
197,350
1,796
1,829
1,849
1,865
2,900
23,500 76,500
1911D
846,500
1,791
1,824
1,829
1,850
2,045
2,950
—
1911S
775,750
1,791
1,824
1,829
1,855
2,045
6,850
—
1912
149,824
1,796
1,829
1,844
1,890
2,050
31,000 76,500
1913
168,838
1,796
1,829
1,844
1,895
3,250
53,500 82,500
1913D
393,500
1,791
1,824
1,829
1,850
2,125
7,850
—
1913S
34,000
1,846
1,879
1,879
2,000
4,350
36,500
—
1914
95,320
1,806
1,839
1,879
1,275
3,900
25,000 81,500
1914D
453,000
1,791
1,824
1,829
1,850
2,055
3,450
—
1914S
1,498,000
1,791
1,824
1,829
1,850
2,045
3,150
—
1915
152,050
1,796
1,829
1,839
1,855
2,650
28,000 125,000
1915S
567,500
1,791
1,824
1,829
1,850
2,045
3,000
—
1916S
796,000
1,796
1,829
1,839
1,890
2,075
3,250
—
1920
228,250
1,786
1,819
1,849
1,850
2,450
118,000
—
1920S
558,000 14,500 18,500 28,500
53,000 105,000
355,000
—
1921
528,500 35,000 43,500 56,500 125,000 300,000
975,000
—
1922
1,375,500
1,786
1,819
1,819
1,825
1,995
6,850
—
1922S
2,658,000
1,906
1,150
1,300
2,450
5,650
63,500
—
1923
566,000
1,786
1,819
1,819
1,830
1,995
8,000
—
1923D
1,702,250
1,796
1,829
1,829
1,835
1,995
2,560
—
1924
4,323,500
1,786
1,819
1,819
1,825
1,975
2,450
—
1924D
3,049,500
2,009
2,042
2,100
3,950
11,200
115,000
—
1924S
2,927,500
1,665
1,750
2,200
3,800
12,250
180,000
—
1925
2,831,750
1,786
1,819
1,819
1,830
1,975
2,450
—
1925D
2,938,500
1,951
2,100
2,375
4,450
11,500
148,000
—
1925S
3,776,500
1,900
2,850
4,850
9,850
23,500
210,000
—
1926
816,750
1,786
1,819
1,819
1,830
1,975
2,450
—
1926D
481,000 10,000 15,500 19,350
27,500
35,000
235,000
—
1926S
2,041,500
1,989
1,550
1,725
3,050
5,650
37,500
—
1927
2,946,750
1,786
1,819
1,819
1,830
1,975
2,450
—
1927D
180,000 155,000 200,000 245,000 325,000 1,500,000 1,950,000
—
1927S
3,107,000
6,850
8,850 13,250
26,750
54,000
160,000
—
1928
8,816,000
1,786
1,819
1,819
1,830
1,975
2,450
—
1929
1,779,750 10,000 13,500 15,500
19,300
38,500
112,000
—
1930S
74,000 35,000 41,000 49,500
72,500 105,000
235,000
—
1931
2,938,250 10,500 13,500 20,500
31,500
63,500
120,000
—
1931D
106,500
8,850 11,500 21,500
42,500
83,500
140,000
—
1932
1,101,750 12,500 14,500 17,850
26,500
73,500
110,000
—
1933
445,500
—
—
—
—
— 9,000,000
—
Note: Sotheby/Stack's Sale, July 2002. Thirteen known, only one currently available.
COMMEMORATIVE COINAGE
1892-1954
All commemorative half dollars of 1892-1954 have the following specifications: diameter
— 30.6 millimeters; weight — 12.5000 grams; composition — 0.9000 silver, 0.3617 ounces
actual silver weight. Values for PDS sets contain one example each from the Philadelphia,
Denver and San Francisco mints. Type coin prices are the most inexpensive single coin
available from the date and mint mark combinations listed.
QUARTER
KM# 135 PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION Obv: Columbia standing, sunset in background
Rev: Eagle standing on shield Designer: Charles E. Barber
Date
1915S
Mintage
27,134
AU-50
465
MS-60
535
MS-63
825
MS-64
1,250
MS-65
2,650
KM# 143 ILLINOIS CENTENNIAL-LINCOLN Obv: Abraham Lincon bust right Obv. Designer:
George T. Morgan Rev: Eagle standing left Rev. Designer: John R. Sinnock
Date
1918
Mintage
100,058
AU-50
135
MS-60
150
MS-63
165
MS-64
200
MS-65
565
KM# 146 MAINE CENTENNIAL Obv: Arms of the State of Maine Rev: Legend within wreath
Designer: Anthony de Francisci
Date
1920
Mintage
50,028
AU-50
130
MS-60
165
MS-63
185
MS-64
250
MS-65
500
KM# 147.1 PILGRIM TERCENTENARY Obv: William bradford half-length left Rev: Mayflower
sailing left Designer: Cyrus E. Dallin
Date
1920
Mintage
152,112
AU-50
80.00
MS-60
100.00
MS-63
110
MS-64
120
MS-65
375
KM# 147.2 PILGRIM TERCENTENARY Obv: William Bradford half-length left, 1921 added
at left Rev: Mayflower sailing left Designer: Cyrus E. Dallin
Date
1921
Mintage
20,053
AU-50
170
MS-60
200
MS-63
220
MS-64
235
MS-65
515
KM# 148.1 ALABAMA CENTENNIAL Obv: William W. Bibb and T.E. Kilby conjoint busts left.
“2x2” at right above stars Rev: Ealge left on shield Designer: Laura G. Fraser Notes: “Fake
2x2” counterstamps exist.
Date
1921
Mintage
6,006
AU-50
315
MS-60
330
MS-63
525
MS-64
675
MS-65
1,600
KM# 148.2 ALABAMA CENTENNIAL Obv: William W. Bibb and T.E. Kilby conjoint busts left
Obv. Designer: Laura G. Fraser Rev: Eagle standing left on shield
Date
1921
Mintage
59,038
AU-50
190
MS-60
215
MS-63
525
MS-64
685
MS-65
1,800
KM# 149.1 MISSOURI CENTENNIAL Obv: Frontiersman in coonskin cap left Rev:
Frontiersman and Native American standing left Designer: Robert Aitken
Date
1921
Mintage
15,428
AU-50
400
MS-60
600
MS-63
885
MS-64
1,275
MS-65
3,650
KM# 149.2 MISSOURI CENTENNIAL Obv: Frontiersman in coonskin cap left, 2(star)4 in field
at left Rev: Frontiersman and Native American standing left Designer: Robert Aitken Notes:
“Fake ”2*4“ counterstamps exist.
Date
1921
Mintage
5,000
AU-50
620
MS-60
720
MS-63
1,050
MS-64
1,500
MS-65
3,450
KM# 151.1 GRANT MEMORIAL Obv: Grant bust right Rev: Birthplace in Point Pleasant, Ohio
Designer: Laura G. Fraser
Date
1922
Mintage
67,405
AU-50
120
MS-60
125
MS-63
155
MS-64
250
MS-65
700
KM# 151.2 GRANT MEMORIAL Obv: Grant bust left, star above the word GRANT Rev:
Birthplace in Point Pleasant, Ohio Designer: Laura G. Fraser Notes: “Fake star”
counterstamps exist.
Date
1922
Mintage
4,256
AU-50
925
MS-60
1,275
MS-63
1,750
MS-64
3,450
MS-65
7,850
KM# 153 MONROE DOCTRINE CENTENNIAL Obv: James Monroe and John Quincy Adams
conjoint busts left Rev: Western Hemisphere portraied by two female figures Designer:
Chester Beach
Date
1923S
Mintage
274,077
AU-50
56.00
MS-60
72.50
MS-63
125
MS-64
250
MS-65
1,950
KM# 154 HUGUENOT-WALLOON TERCENTENARY Obv: Huguenot leader Gaspard de
Coligny and William I of Orange conjoint busts right Rev: Nieuw Nederland sailing left
Designer: George T. Morgan
KM # 115 COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION Weight: 6.2500 g. Composition: 0.9000 Silver, 0.1808
oz. ASW Diameter: 24.3mm. Obv: Queen Isabella bust left Rev: Female kneeling with distaff
adn spindle
Date
1893
Mintage
24,214
AU-50
450
MS-60
525
MS-63
650
MS-64
950
MS-65
2,750
Date
1924
Mintage
142,080
AU-50
135
MS-60
145
MS-63
150
MS-64
215
MS-65
385
KM# 155 CALIFORNIA DIAMOND JUBILEE Obv: Fourty-Niner kneeling panning for gold Rev:
Grizzly bear walking left Designer: Jo Mora
Date
1925S
Mintage
86,594
AU-50
195
MS-60
225
MS-63
270
MS-64
485
MS-65
900
KM# 158 FORT VANCOUVER CENTENNIAL Obv: John McLoughlin bust left Rev:
Frontiersmen standing with musket, Ft. Vancouver in background Designer: Laura G. Fraser
HALF DOLLAR
Date
1925
Mintage
14,994
AU-50
320
MS-60
360
MS-63
420
MS-64
475
MS-65
1,250
KM# 156 LEXINGTON-CONCORD SESQUICENTENNIAL Obv: Concord's Minute Man statue
Rev: Old Belfry at Lexington Designer: Chester Beach
Date
1925
Mintage
162,013
AU-50
95.00
MS-60
105
MS-63
110
MS-64
145
MS-65
615
KM# 157 STONE MOUNTAIN MEMORIAL Obv: Generals Robert E. Lee and Thomas
“Stonewall” Jackson mounted left. Rev: Eagle on rock at right Designer: Gutzon Borglum
Date
1925
Mintage
1,314,709
AU-50
62.00
MS-60
67.50
MS-63
80.00
MS-64
190
MS-65
315
KM# 159 OREGON TRAIL MEMORIAL Obv: Native American standing in full headdress and
holding bow, US Map in background Rev: Conestoga wagon pulled by oxen left towards
sunset Designer: James E. and Laura G. Fraser
KM# 117 COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION Obv: Christopher Columbus bust right Obv. Designer:
Charles E. Barber Rev: Santa Maria sailing left, two globes below Rev. Designer: George T.
Morgan
Date
1892
1893
Mintage
950,000
1,550,405
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AU-50
18.50
17.00
MS-60
28.00
28.00
MS-63
80.00
75.00
MS-64
135
145
MS-65
525
465
Date
1926
1926S
1928
1933D
1934D
1936
Mintage
47,955
83,055
6,028
5,008
7,006
10,006
AU-50
135
135
220
365
195
165
MS-60
165
165
245
380
205
190
MS-63
175
180
275
385
215
205
MS-64
195
195
285
390
220
220
MS-65
315
320
375
465
365
340
81
Date
1936S
1937D
1938
1938D
1938S
1939
1939D
1939S
Mintage
5,006
12,008
6,006
6,005
6,006
3,004
3,004
3,005
AU-50
175
175
155
155
155
510
510
510
MS-60
190
200
170
170
170
585
585
585
MS-63
210
210
205
205
205
600
610
590
MS-64
235
225
210
220
215
620
620
600
MS-65
350
325
335
335
335
675
675
665
KM# 160 U.S. SESQUICENTENNIAL Obv: George Washington and Calvin Coolidge conjoint
busts right Rev: Liberty Bell Designer: John R. Sinnock
Date
1926
Mintage
141,120
AU-50
85.00
MS-60
110
MS-63
118
MS-64
465
MS-65
4,800
KM# 162 VERMONT SESQUICENTENNIAL Obv: Ira Allen bust right Obv. Designer: Charles
Keck Rev: Catamount advancing left
Date
1927
Mintage
28,142
AU-50
250
MS-60
275
MS-63
290
MS-64
335
MS-65
880
KM# 163 HAWAIIAN SESQUICENTENNIAL Obv: Captain James Cook bust left Rev: Native
Hawaiian standing over view of Diamond Head Designer: Juliette May Fraser and Chester
Beach Notes: Counterfeits exist.
Date
1928
Mintage
10,008
AU-50
1,785
MS-60
2,650
MS-63
3,350
MS-64
3,775
MS-65
6,200
KM# 168 ARKANSAS CENTENNIAL Obv: Liberty and Indian Chief's conjoint heads left Rev:
Eagle with outstreatched wings and Flag of Arkansas in background Designer: Edward E. Burr
Date
1935
1935D
1935S
1936
1936D
1936S
1937
1937D
1937S
1938
1938D
1938S
1939
1939D
1939S
Mintage
13,012
5,505
5,506
9,660
9,660
9,662
5,505
5,505
5,506
3,156
3,155
3,156
2,104
2,104
2,105
AU-50
90.00
105
105
90.00
105
105
105
105
105
155
160
160
320
320
320
MS-60
100.00
110
110
100.00
110
110
115
115
115
180
180
180
375
375
375
MS-63
110
120
120
110
120
120
120
120
120
190
190
190
380
380
380
MS-64
120
130
130
120
130
130
135
130
135
200
200
200
400
400
400
MS-65
215
250
250
225
255
255
275
265
290
590
580
640
940
910
925
KM# 169 CONNECTICUT TERCENTENARY Obv: Eagle standing left Rev: Charter oak tree
Designer: Henry Kreiss
Date
1935
Mintage
25,018
AU-50
240
MS-60
265
MS-63
275
MS-64
325
MS-65
500
KM# 170 HUDSON, N.Y., SESQUICENTENNIAL Obv: Hudson's ship, the Half Moon sailing
right Rev: Seal of the City of Hudson Designer: Chester Beach
Date
1935
Mintage
10,008
AU-50
750
MS-60
875
MS-63
1,050
MS-64
1,550
MS-65
2,100
KM# 172 OLD SPANISH TRAIL Obv: Long-horn cow's head facing Rev: The 1535 route of
Cabeza de Vaca's expedition and a yucca tree Designer: L.W. Hoffecker Notes: Counterfeits
exist.
Date
1935
Mintage
10,008
AU-50
1,250
MS-60
1,375
MS-63
1,650
MS-64
1,750
MS-65
2,000
KM# 171 SAN DIEGO-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION Obv: Seated female with bear
at her side Rev: State of California exposition building Designer: Robert Aitken
Date
1935S
1936D
Mintage
70,132
30,092
AU-50
95.00
100.00
MS-60
98.00
120
MS-63
105
125
MS-64
110
135
MS-65
240
275
KM# 173 ALBANY, N.Y., CHARTER ANNIVERSARY Obv: Beaver knawing on maple branch
Rev: Standing figures of Thomas Dongan, Peter Schyuyler and Robert Livingston Designer:
Gertrude K. Lathrop
Date
1936
Mintage
17,671
AU-50
300
MS-60
310
MS-63
330
MS-64
350
MS-65
440
KM# 187 ARKANSAS CENTENNIAL Obv: Eagle with wings outstreatched, Arkansas flag in
backgorund Obv. Designer: Henry Kreiss Rev: Sen. Joseph T. Robinson bust right Rev.
Designer: Edward E. Burr
Date
1936
Mintage
25,265
AU-50
140
MS-60
175
MS-63
210
MS-64
220
MS-65
385
KM# 181 BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG 75TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Union and Confederate
veteran conjoint busts right Rev: Double blased fasces seperating two shields Designer:
Frank Vittor
Date
1936
Mintage
26,928
AU-50
435
MS-60
460
MS-63
485
MS-64
565
MS-65
925
KM# 175 BRIDGEPORT, CONN., CENTENNIAL Obv: P.T. Barnum bust left Rev: Eagle
standing right Designer: Henry Kreiss
Date
1936
Mintage
25,015
AU-50
130
MS-60
140
MS-63
150
MS-64
175
MS-65
320
KM# 176 CINCINNATI MUSIC CENTER Obv: Stephen Foster bust right Rev: Kneeling female
with lyre Designer: Constance Ortmayer
Date
1936
1936D
1936S
Mintage
5,005
5,005
5,006
AU-50
295
295
295
MS-60
310
310
310
MS-63
335
335
335
MS-64
410
410
410
MS-65
725
750
750
KM# 177 CLEVELAND-GREAT LAKES EXPOSITION Obv: Moses Cleaveland bust left Rev:
Dividers and map of the Great Lakes Designer: Brenda Putnam
Date
1936
Mintage
50,030
AU-50
110
MS-60
115
MS-63
120
MS-64
160
MS-65
215
KM# 178 COLUMBIA, S.C., SESQUICENTENNIAL Obv: Figure of Justice between capitols
of 1786 and 1936 Rev: Palmetto tree Designer: A. Wolfe Davidson
KM# 165.2 DANIEL BOONE BICENTENNIAL Obv: Daniel Boone bust left Rev: Daniel Boone
and Native American standing, “1934” added above the word “PIONEER.” Designer:
Augustus Lukeman
Date
1935
1935D
1935S
1936
1936D
1936S
1937
1937D
1937S
1938
1938D
1938S
Mintage
10,008
2,003
2,004
12,012
5,005
5,006
9,810
2,506
2,506
2,100
2,100
2,100
AU-50
125
360
360
120
130
130
135
320
320
340
340
340
MS-60
135
390
390
125
135
135
135
375
375
380
380
380
MS-63
140
425
425
135
145
145
138
385
385
390
390
390
MS-64
145
450
450
140
155
155
145
400
400
400
410
400
MS-65
260
835
815
250
295
285
260
515
540
535
525
565
KM# 165.1 DANIEL BOONE BICENTENNIAL Obv: Daniel Boone bust left Rev: Daniel Boone
and Native American standing Designer: Augustus Lukeman
Date
1934
1935
1935D
1935S
Mintage
10,007
10,010
5,005
5,005
AU-50
120
120
130
130
MS-60
125
125
135
135
MS-63
135
135
145
145
MS-64
140
140
155
155
MS-65
250
250
295
285
Date
1936
1936D
1936S
Mintage
9,007
8,009
8,007
AU-50
250
260
260
MS-60
265
270
270
MS-63
270
280
280
MS-64
275
285
285
MS-65
310
340
340
KM# 179 DELAWARE TERCENTENARY Obv: Old Swedes Church in Wilmington Rev: Kalmar
Nyckel sailing left Designer: Carl L. Schmitz
Date
1936
Mintage
20,993
AU-50
255
MS-60
265
MS-63
275
MS-64
290
MS-65
465
KM# 180 ELGIN, ILL., CENTENNIAL Obv: Pioneer head left Rev: Statue group Designer:
Trygve Rovelstad
Date
1936
Mintage
20,015
AU-50
195
MS-60
205
MS-63
215
MS-64
225
MS-65
355
KM# 182 LONG ISLAND TERCENTENARY Obv: Dutch settler and Native American conjoint
head right Rev: Dutch sailing vessel Designer: Howard K. Weinman
Date
1936
Mintage
81,826
AU-50
85.00
MS-60
92.00
MS-63
98.00
MS-64
105
MS-65
325
KM# 183 LYNCHBURG, VA., SESQUICENTENNIAL Obv: Sen. Carter Glass bust left Rev:
Liberty standing, old Lynchburg courthouse at right Designer: Charles Keck
Date
1936
Mintage
20,013
AU-50
220
MS-60
230
MS-63
265
MS-64
275
MS-65
365
KM# 166 MARYLAND TERCENTENARY Obv: Lord Baltimore, Cecil Calvert bust right Rev:
Maryland state arms Designer: Hans Schuler
Date
1934
Mintage
25,015
AU-50
150
MS-60
175
MS-63
185
MS-64
200
MS-65
375
KM# 167 TEXAS CENTENNIAL Obv: Eagle standing left, large star in background Rev:
Winged Victory kneeling beside Alamo Mission, small busts of Sam Houston and Stephen
Austin at sides Designer: Pompeo Coppini
Date
1934
1935
1935D
1935S
1936
1936D
1936S
1937
1937D
1937S
1938
1938D
1938S
82
Mintage
61,463
9,994
10,007
10,008
8,911
9,039
9,055
6,571
6,605
6,637
3,780
3,775
3,814
AU-50
135
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
235
240
235
MS-60
140
145
145
145
145
145
145
145
145
145
250
255
250
MS-63
150
155
155
155
155
155
155
155
155
155
260
265
260
MS-64
165
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
160
305
305
305
MS-65
300
300
300
300
310
310
325
310
300
300
425
415
415
KM# 184 NORFOLK, VA., BICENTENNIAL Obv: Seal of the City of Norfolk Rev: Royal Mace
of Norfolk Designer: William M. and Marjorie E. Simpson
Date
1936
Mintage
16,936
AU-50
425
MS-60
435
MS-63
445
MS-64
460
MS-65
575
KM# 185 RHODE ISLAND TERCENTENARY Obv: Roger Williams in canoe hailing Native
American Rev: Shield with anchor Designer: Arthur G. Carey and John H. Benson
Date
1936
1936D
1936S
Mintage
20,013
15,010
15,011
AU-50
98.00
100.00
100.00
MS-60
105
110
110
MS-63
110
120
120
MS-64
120
125
130
MS-65
290
305
320
KM# 186 ROANOKE ISLAND, N.C. Obv: Sir Walter Raleigh bust left Rev: Ellinor Dare holding
baby Virginia, two small ships flanking Designer: William M. Simpson
Date
1937
Mintage
29,030
AU-50
220
MS-60
225
MS-63
235
MS-64
245
MS-65
315
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
KM# 174 SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE Obv: Grizzly bear facing Rev: Oakland
Bay Bridge Designer: Jacques Schnier
Date
1936
Mintage
71,424
AU-50
155
MS-60
160
MS-63
165
MS-64
185
MS-65
365
KM# 188 WISCONSIN TERRITORIAL CENTENNIAL Obv: Badger from the Territorial seal
Rev: Pick axe and mound of lead ore Designer: David Parsons
Date
1936
Mintage
25,015
AU-50
215
MS-60
240
MS-63
255
MS-64
265
KM# 120 LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION - MCKINLEY Weight: 1.6720 g.
Composition: 0.9000 Gold, 0.0484 oz. AGW Diameter: 15mm. Obv: William McKinley bust
left Obv. Designer: Charles E. Barber Rev: Legend and laurel branch
Date
1903
Mintage
17,500
AU-50
590
MS-60
650
MS-63
800
MS-64
1,400
MS-65
2,100
MS-65
365
KM# 189 YORK COUNTY, MAINE, TERCENTENARY Obv: Stockade Rev: York County seal
Designer: Walter H. Rich
Date
1936
Mintage
25,015
AU-50
210
MS-60
215
MS-63
225
MS-64
235
MS-65
340
KM# 190 BATTLE OF ANTIETAM 75TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Generals Robert E. Lee and
George McClellan conjoint busts left Rev: Burnside Bridge Designer: William M. Simpson
Date
1937
Mintage
18,028
AU-50
695
MS-60
735
MS-63
750
MS-64
775
MS-65
950
KM# 191 NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. Obv: John Pell and a calf Rev: Fleur-de-lis from the seal
of the city Designer: Gertrude K. Lathrop
Date
1938
Mintage
15,266
AU-50
375
MS-60
385
MS-63
425
MS-64
440
MS-65
600
KM# 119 LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION - JEFFERSON Weight: 1.6720 g.
Composition: 0.9000 Gold, 0.0484 oz. AGW Diameter: 15mm. Obv: Jefferson bust left Rev:
Legend and laurel branch Designer: Charles E. Barber
Date
1903
Mintage
17,500
AU-50
600
MS-60
660
MS-63
925
MS-64
1,450
MS-65
2,150
KM# 121 LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION Weight: 1.6720 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold,
0.0484 oz. AGW Diameter: 15mm. Obv: Lewis bust left Obv. Designer: Charles E. Barber Rev:
Clark bust left
Date
1904
1905
Mintage
10,025
10,041
AU-50
950
975
MS-60
1,100
1,450
MS-63
1,850
2,250
MS-64
3,650
3,950
MS-65
7,900
15,000
KM# 136 PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION Weight: 1.6720 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold,
0.0484 oz. AGW Diameter: 15mm. Obv: Canal laborer bust left Obv. Designer: Charles Keck
Rev: Value within two dolphins
Date
1915S
Mintage
15,000
AU-50
565
MS-60
625
MS-63
775
MS-64
1,100
MS-65
1,700
KM# 198 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Obv: Booker T. Washington bust right Rev: Cabin and
NYU's Hall of Fame Designer: Isaac S. Hathaway Notes: Actual mintages are higher, but
unsold issues were melted to produce Washington Carver issues.
KM# 144 MCKINLEY MEMORIAL Weight: 1.6720 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold, 0.0484 oz.
AGW Diameter: 15mm. Obv: William McKinley head left Obv. Designer: Charles E. Barber
Rev: Memorial building at Niles, Ohio Rev. Designer: George T. Morgan
Date
1946
1946D
1946S
1947
1947D
1947S
1948
1948D
1948S
1949
1949D
1949S
1950
1950D
1950S
1951
1951D
1951S
Date
1916
1917
Mintage
1,000,546
200,113
500,729
100,017
100,017
100,017
8,005
8,005
8,005
6,004
6,004
6,004
6,004
6,004
512,091
51,082
7,004
7,004
AU-50
14.00
16.50
15.00
30.00
32.00
32.00
46.00
46.00
46.00
67.00
67.00
67.00
46.00
46.00
18.00
17.00
47.00
47.00
MS-60
18.00
20.00
18.50
36.00
38.00
38.00
64.00
62.00
65.00
82.00
82.00
82.00
68.00
68.00
20.00
22.00
68.00
68.00
MS-63
21.00
32.00
23.00
56.00
62.00
59.00
77.00
77.00
78.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
78.00
75.00
24.00
24.00
80.00
80.00
MS-64
23.00
37.00
27.00
65.00
70.00
65.00
80.00
80.00
82.00
96.00
96.00
102
82.00
82.00
26.00
26.00
85.00
84.00
MS-65
64.00
72.00
66.00
80.00
100.00
76.00
84.00
84.00
88.00
115
115
105
90.00
88.00
65.00
65.00
90.00
88.00
Mintage
9,977
10,000
AU-50
520
575
MS-60
600
700
MS-63
685
900
MS-64
1,000
1,475
MS-65
1,750
2,250
KM# 152.1 GRANT MEMORIAL Weight: 1.6720 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold, 0.0484 oz.
AGW Diameter: 15mm. Obv: U.S. Grant bust right Obv. Designer: Laura G. Fraser Rev:
Birthplace Notes: Without an incuse “star” above the word GRANT on the obverse.
Date
1922
Mintage
5,000
AU-50
1,875
MS-60
1,900
MS-63
2,350
MS-64
3,650
MS-65
4,900
KM# 152.2 GRANT MEMORIAL Weight: 1.6720 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold, 0.0484 oz.
AGW Diameter: 15mm. Obv: U.S. Grant bust right Obv. Designer: Laura G. Fraser Rev:
Birthplace Notes: Variety with an incuse “star” above the word GRANT on the obverse.
Date
1922
Mintage
5,016
AU-50
1,650
MS-60
1,775
MS-63
2,100
MS-64
2,150
MS-65
3,100
$2.50 (QUARTER EAGLE)
KM# 197 IOWA STATEHOOD CENTENNIAL Obv: First Capitol building at Iowa City Rev: Iowa
state seal Designer: Adam Pietz
Date
1946
Mintage
100,057
AU-50
100.00
MS-60
105
MS-63
108
MS-64
112
MS-65
160
KM# 200 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON AND GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER Obv: Booker
T. Washington and George Washington Carver conjoint busts right Rev: Map of the United
States Designer: Isaac S. Hathaway
Date
1951
1951D
1951S
1952
1952D
1952S
1953
1953D
1953S
1954
1954D
1954S
Mintage
110,018
10,004
10,004
2,006,292
8,006
8,006
8,003
8,003
108,020
12,006
12,006
122,024
AU-50
18.00
42.00
42.00
17.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
17.00
39.00
39.00
17.00
MS-60
20.00
50.00
50.00
18.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
18.00
48.00
48.00
18.00
MS-63
25.00
80.00
80.00
24.00
80.00
80.00
80.00
80.00
24.00
70.00
70.00
24.00
MS-64
44.00
82.00
86.00
42.00
85.00
84.00
85.00
85.00
42.00
75.00
80.00
42.00
MS-65
290
140
90.00
83.00
190
185
260
175
120
200
83.00
83.00
KM# 137 PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION Weight: 4.1800 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold,
0.1209 oz. AGW Diameter: 18mm. Obv: Columbia holding cadueus while seated on a hippocamp
Obv. Designer: Charles E. Barber Rev: Eagle standing left Rev. Designer: George T. Morgan
Date
1915S
Mintage
6,749
AU-50
1,550
MS-60
1,950
MS-63
4,100
MS-64
5,650
MS-65
6,750
KM# 161 U.S. SESQUICENTENNIAL Weight: 4.1800 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold, 0.1209
oz. AGW Diameter: 18mm. Obv: Liberty standing holding torch and scroll Obv. Designer:
John R. Sinnock Rev: Independence Hall
Date
1926
Mintage
46,019
AU-50
425
MS-60
500
MS-63
800
MS-64
1,375
MS-65
3,450
$50
DOLLAR
KM # 118 LA FAYETTE Weight: 26.7300 g. Composition: 0.9000 Silver, 0.7734 oz. ASW
Diameter: 38.1mm. Obv: George Washington and Marquis de La Fayette conjoint busts right
Rev: La Fayette on horseback left Designer: Charles E. Barber
KM# 138 PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION ROUND Weight: 83.5900 g. Composition: 0.9000
Gold, 2.4186 oz. AGW Diameter: 44mm. Obv: Minerva bust helmeted left Obv. Designer:
Robert Aitken Rev: Owl pearched on California pin branch
Date
1900
Date
1915S
Mintage
36,026
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
AU-50
550
MS-60
950
MS-63
1,875
MS-64
3,250
MS-65
11,500
Mintage
483
AU-50
46,500
MS-60
57,500
MS-63
90,000
MS-64
105,000
MS-65
160,000
83
KM # 139 PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION OCTAGONAL Weight: 83.5900 g. Composition:
0.9000 Gold, 2.4186 oz. AGW Diameter: 44mm. Obv: Minerva bust helmeted left Obv.
Designer: Robert Aitken Rev: Owl pearched on California pine branch
KM# 246 1994 WORLD CUP SOCCER Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad
Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Soccer player with ball Obv. Designer: Richard T. LaRoche Rev: World
Cup 94 logo Rev. Designer: Dean McMullen
Date
1915S
Date
1994D
1994P
Mintage
645
AU-50
50,000
MS-60
52,500
MS-63
84,500
MS-64
98,000
MS-65
146,000
COMMEMORATIVE COINAGE
1982-PRESENT
All commemorative silver dollar coins of 1982-present have the following specifications:
diameter — 38.1 millimeters; weight — 26.7300 grams; composition — 0.9000 silver,
0.7736 ounces actual silver weight. All commemorative $5 coins of 1982-present have the
following specificiations: diameter — 21.6 millimeters; weight — 8.3590 grams; composition: 0.9000 gold, 0.242 ounces actual gold weight.
Note: In 1982, after a hiatus of nearly 20 years, coinage of commemorative half dollars
resumed. Those designated with a 'W' were struck at the West Point Mint. Some issues were
struck in copper-nickel. Those struck in silver have the same size, weight and composition
as the prior commemorative half-dollar series.
Mintage
168,208
—
Proof
—
(609,354)
MS-65
8.25
—
Prf-65
—
8.00
KM# 262 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - BASEBALL Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: CopperNickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Baseball batter at plate, catcher and umpire Obv. Designer: Edgar
Z. Steever Rev: Hemisphere and Atlanta Olympics logo Rev. Designer: T. James Ferrell
Date
1995S
1995S
Mintage
164,605
—
Proof
—
(118,087)
MS-65
19.50
—
Prf-65
—
17.50
KM# 257 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - BASKETBALL Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition:
Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Three players, one jumping for a shot Obv. Designer: Clint
Hansen and Al Maletsky Rev: Hemisphere and Atlanta Olympics logo Rev. Designer: T. James Ferrell
Date
1995S
1995S
Mintage
—
171,001
Proof
(169,655)
—
MS-65
—
17.00
Prf-65
18.00
—
HALF DOLLAR
KM# 254 CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELD PRESERVATION Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition:
Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Drummer and fenceline Obv. Designer: Don Troiani
Rev: Canon overlooking battlefield Rev. Designer: T. James Ferrell
KM # 208 GEORGE WASHINGTON, 250TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY Weight: 12.5000 g.
Composition: 0.9000 Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW Diameter: 30.6mm. Obv: George Washington
on horseback facing Obv. Designer: Elizabeth Jones Rev: Mount Vernon Rev. Designer:
Matthew Peloso
Date
1982D
1982S
Mintage
2,210,458
—
Proof
—
(4,894,044)
MS-65
13.70
—
Prf-65
—
13.70
KM # 212 STATUE OF LIBERTY CENTENNIAL Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: CopperNickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: State of Liberty and sunrise Obv. Designer: Edgar Z. Steever
Rev: Emigrant family looking toward mainland Rev. Designer: Sherl Joseph Winter
Date
1986D
1986S
Mintage
928,008
—
Proof
—
(6,925,627)
MS-65
3.25
—
Prf-65
—
3.50
KM # 224 CONGRESS BICENTENNIAL Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad
Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Statue of Freedom head Obv. Designer: Patricia L. Verani Rev: Capitol
building Rev. Designer: William Woodward and Edgar Z. Steever
Date
1989D
1989S
Mintage
163,753
762,198
Proof
—
—
MS-65
7.50
—
Prf-65
—
7.50
KM # 228 MOUNT RUSHMORE 50TH ANNIVERSARY Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition:
Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv. Designer: Marcel Jovine Rev: Mount Rushmore
portraits Rev. Designer: T. James Ferrell
Date
1991D
1991S
Mintage
172,754
753,257
Proof
—
—
MS-65
17.50
—
Prf-65
—
16.00
KM # 233 1992 OLYMPICS Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad Copper,
0 oz. Obv: Torch and laurel Obv. Designer: William Cousins Rev: Female gymnast and large
flag Rev. Designer: Steven M. Bieda
Date
1992P
1992S
Mintage
161,607
—
Proof
—
(519,645)
MS-65
8.50
—
Prf-65
—
8.50
KM # 237 COLUMBUS VOYAGE - 500TH ANNIVERSARY Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition:
Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Columbus standing on shore Obv. Designer: T. James
Ferrell Rev: Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria sailing right Rev. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1992D
1992S
Mintage
135,702
—
Proof
—
(390,154)
MS-65
11.50
—
Prf-65
—
8.75
Date
1995S
1995S
Mintage
119,510
330,099
Proof
—
—
MS-65
36.50
—
Prf-65
—
33.50
KM# 271 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - SOCCER Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: CopperNickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Two female soccer players Rev: Atlanta Olympics logo
Date
1996S
1996S
Mintage
52,836
—
Proof
—
(122,412)
MS-65
130
—
Prf-65
—
88.00
KM# 267 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - SWIMMING Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition:
Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Swimmer right in butterfly stroke Obv. Designer:
William J. Krawczewicz and Edgar Z. Steever Rev: Atlanta Olympics logo Rev. Designer:
Malcolm Farley and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1996S
1996S
Mintage
49,533
—
Proof
—
(114,315)
MS-65
140
—
Prf-65
—
31.00
KM# 323 U. S. CAPITOL VISITOR CENTER Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: Copper-Nickel
Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Capitol sillouete, 1800 structure in detail Obv. Designer: Dean
McMullen Rev: Legend within circle of stars Rev. Designer: Alex Shagin and Marcel Jovine
Date
2001P
2001P
Mintage
99,157
—
Proof
—
(77,962)
MS-65
14.50
—
Prf-65
—
15.50
KM# 348 FIRST FLIGHT CENTENNIAL Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad
Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Wright Monument at Kitty Hawk Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev:
Wright Flyer in flight Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2003P
2003P
Mintage
57,726
111,569
Proof
—
—
MS-65
15.00
—
Prf-65
—
17.00
KM# 438 AMERICAN BALD EAGLE Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad
Copper, 0 oz. Diameter: 30.6mm. Obv: Two eaglets in nest with egg Obv. Designer: Susan
Gamble and Joseph Menna Rev: Eagle Challenger facing right, American Flag in background
Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver and Charles Vickers
Date
2008S
2008S
Mintage
120,180
222,577
Proof
—
—
MS-65
12.50
—
Prf-65
—
14.00
KM# 506 U.S. ARMY Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad Copper, 0 oz.
Diameter: 30.6mm. Obv: Army contributions during peacetime, surveying, building a flood
wall and space exploration Obv. Designer: Donna Weaver and Charles L. Vickers Rev:
Continental soldier with musket Rev. Designer: Thomas Cleveland and Joseph Menna
Date
2011D
2011
Mintage
39,461
68,349
Proof
—
—
MS-65
69.00
—
Prf-65
—
35.00
DOLLAR
KM # 240 JAMES MADISON - BILL OF RIGHTS Weight: 12.5000 g. Composition: 0.9000
Silver, 0.3617 oz. ASW Obv: James Madison writing, Montpelier in background Obv.
Designer: T. James Ferrell Rev: Statue of Liberty torch Rev. Designer: Dean McMullen
Date
1993W
1993S
Mintage
193,346
586,315
Proof
—
—
MS-65
19.00
—
Prf-65
—
19.00
KM # 243 WORLD WAR II 50TH ANNIVERSARY Weight: 11.3400 g. Composition: CopperNickel Clad Copper, 0 oz. Obv: Three portraits, plane above, large V in backgound Obv.
Designer: George Klauba and T. James Ferrell Rev: Pacific island battle scene Rev. Designer:
William J. Leftwich and T. James Ferrell
Date
(1993)P
(1993)P
84
Mintage
197,072
317,396
Proof
—
—
MS-65
17.00
—
Prf-65
—
16.50
KM# 209 1984 LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS - DISCUS Obv: Trippled discus thrower and five
star logo Obv. Designer: Elizabeth Jones Rev: Eagle bust left
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
1983P
1983D
1983S
1983S
Mintage
294,543
174,014
174,014
—
Proof
—
—
—
(1,577,025)
MS-65
34.80
34.70
34.80
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
36.80
KM# 210 1984 LOS ANGELES OLYMPICS - STADIUM STATUES Obv: Statues at exterior of
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Obv. Designer: Robert Graham Rev: Eagle standing on rock
Date
1984P
1984D
1984S
1984S
Mintage
217,954
116,675
116,675
—
Proof
—
—
—
(1,801,210)
MS-65
34.80
35.30
35.30
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
36.80
KM# 214 STATUE OF LIBERTY CENTENNIAL Obv: Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island great
hall Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Statue of Liberty torch Rev. Designer: John Mercanti
and Matthew Peloso
Date
1986P
1986S
Mintage
723,635
—
Proof
—
(6,414,638)
MS-65
34.80
—
Prf-65
—
36.80
KM# 220 CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL Obv: Feather pen and document Obv. Designer:
Patricia L. Verani Rev: Group of people
Date
1987P
1987S
Mintage
451,629
—
Proof
—
(2,747,116)
MS-65
34.80
—
Prf-65
—
36.80
KM# 222 1988 OLYMPICS Obv: Olympic torch and Statue of Liberty torch within laurel
wreath Obv. Designer: Patricia L. Verani Rev: Olympic rights within olive wreath Rev.
Designer: Sherl Joseph Winter
Date
1988D
1988S
Mintage
191,368
—
Proof
—
(1,359,366)
MS-65
34.80
—
Prf-65
—
36.80
KM# 225 CONGRESS BICENTENNIAL Obv: Statue of Freedom in clouds and sunburst Rev:
Mace from the House of Represenatives Designer: William Woodward and Chester Y. Martin
Date
1989D
1989S
Mintage
135,203
—
Proof
—
(762,198)
MS-65
34.80
—
Prf-65
—
36.80
KM# 241 JAMES MADISON - BILL OF RIGHTS Obv: James Madison bust right, at left Obv.
Designer: William Krawczewicz and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr. Rev: Montpelier home Rev.
Designer: Dean McMullen and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1993D
1993S
Mintage
98,383
—
Proof
—
(534,001)
MS-65
37.80
—
Prf-65
—
38.80
KM# 249 THOMAS JEFFERSON 250TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Jefferson's head left
Rev: Monticello home Designer: T. James Ferrell
Date
1993P
1993S
Mintage
266,927
—
Proof
—
(332,891)
MS-65
36.80
—
Prf-65
—
40.80
KM# 244 WORLD WAR II 50TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Soldier on Normandy beach Rev: Insignia
of the Supreme Headquarters of the AEF above Eisenhower quote Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1993D
1993W
Mintage
94,708
342,041
Proof
—
—
MS-65
36.80
—
Prf-65
—
40.80
KM# 251 NATIONAL PRISONER OF WAR MUSEUM Obv: Eagle in flight left within circle of
barbed wire Obv. Designer: Thomas Nielson and Alfred Maletsky Rev: National Prisioner of
War Museum Rev. Designer: Edgar Z. Steever
Date
1994W
1994P
Mintage
54,790
—
Proof
—
(220,100)
MS-65
84.00
—
Prf-65
—
39.80
KM# 253 U.S. CAPITOL BICENTENNIAL Obv: Capitol dome, Statue fo Freedom surrounded
by stars Obv. Designer: William C. Cousins Rev: Eagle on shield, flags flanking Rev.
Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1994D
1994S
Mintage
68,352
—
Proof
—
(279,416)
MS-65
38.80
—
Prf-65
—
40.80
KM# 250 VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL Obv: Outstretched hand touching names on the
Wall, Washington Monument in background Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Service
Medals Rev. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1994W
1994P
KM# 227 EISENHOWER CENTENNIAL Obv: Two Eisenhower profiles, as general, left, as
President, right Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Eisenhower home at Gettysburg Rev.
Designer: Marcel Jovine and John Mercanti
Date
1990W
1990P
Mintage
241,669
1,144,461
Proof
—
—
MS-65
34.80
—
Prf-65
—
36.80
KM# 229 MOUNT RUSHMORE 50TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Mount Rushmore portraits,
wreath below Obv. Designer: Marika Somogyi and Chester Martin Rev: Great seal in rays,
United States map in background Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro
Date
1991P
1991S
Mintage
133,139
—
Proof
—
(738,419)
MS-65
39.80
—
Prf-65
—
42.80
KM# 231 KOREAN WAR - 38TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Solder advancing right up a hill; planes
above, ships below Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Map of Korean pensiluar, eagle's head
Rev. Designer: T. James Ferrell
Date
1991D
1991P
Mintage
213,049
—
Proof
—
(618,488)
MS-65
37.80
—
Prf-65
—
36.80
KM# 232 USO 50TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: USO banner Obv. Designer: Robert Lamb Rev:
Eagle pearched right atop globe Rev. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1991D
1991S
Mintage
124,958
—
Proof
—
(321,275)
MS-65
37.80
—
Prf-65
—
38.80
KM# 234 1992 OLYMPICS - BASEBALL Obv: Baseball pitcher, Nolan Ryan as depicted on
card Obv. Designer: John R. Deecken and Chester Y. Martin Rev: Shield flanked by stylized
wreath, olympic rings above Rev. Designer: Marcel Jovine
Date
1992D
1992S
Mintage
187,552
—
Proof
—
(504,505)
MS-65
37.80
—
Prf-65
—
38.80
Mintage
57,317
—
Proof
—
(226,262)
MS-65
79.00
—
Prf-65
—
63.00
KM# 252 WOMEN IN MILITARY SERVICE MEMORIAL Obv: Five uniformed women left Obv.
Designer: T. James Ferrell Rev: Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery Rev. Designer:
Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1994W
1994P
Mintage
53,054
—
Proof
—
(213,201)
MS-65
38.80
—
Prf-65
—
38.80
KM# 263 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - CYCLING Obv: Three cyclists approaching Obv.
Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Two clasped hands, Atlanta Olympic logo above Rev.
Designer: William J. Krawczewicz and T. James Ferrell
Date
1995D
1995P
Mintage
19,662
—
Proof
—
(118,795)
MS-65
135
—
Prf-65
—
45.00
KM# 260 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - GYMNASTICS Obv: Two gymnasts, female on floor
exercise and male on rings Obv. Designer: James C. Sharpe and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr. Rev: Two
clasped hands, Atlanta Olympic logo above Rev. Designer: William J. Krawczewicz and T. James Ferrell
Date
1995D
1995P
Mintage
42,497
—
Proof
—
(182,676)
MS-65
55.00
—
Prf-65
—
36.80
KM# 264 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - TRACK AND FIELD Obv: Two runners on a track,
one crossing finish line Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Two clasped hands, Atlanta
Olympic logo above Rev. Designer: William J. Krawczewicz and T. James Ferrell
Date
1995D
1995P
Mintage
24,796
—
Proof
—
(136,935)
MS-65
88.00
—
Prf-65
—
38.80
KM# 259 1996 ATLANTA PARALYMPICS - BLIND RUNNER Obv: Blind runner Obv.
Designer: Jim C. Sharpe and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr. Rev: Two clasped hands, Atlanta Olympic
logo above Rev. Designer: William J. Krawczewicz and T. James Ferrell
Date
1995D
1995P
Mintage
28,649
—
Proof
—
(138,337)
MS-65
67.00
—
Prf-65
—
45.00
KM# 238 COLUMBUS DISCOVERY - 500TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Columbus standing with
banner, three ships in background Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Half view of Santa
Maria on left, Space Shuttle Discovery on right Rev. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1992D
1992P
Mintage
106,949
—
Proof
—
(385,241)
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
37.80
KM# 236 WHITE HOUSE BICENTENNIAL Obv: White House's north portico Obv. Designer:
Edgar Z. Steever Rev: John Hoban bust left, main entrance doorway Rev. Designer: Chester
Y. Martin
Date
1992D
1992W
Mintage
123,803
—
Proof
—
(375,851)
MS-65
37.80
—
Prf-65
—
38.80
KM# 247 1994 WORLD CUP SOCCER Obv: Two players with ball Obv. Designer: Dean
McMullen and T. James Ferrell Rev: World Cup 94 logo Rev. Designer: Dean McMullen
Date
1994D
1994S
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
Mintage
81,698
—
Proof
—
(576,978)
MS-65
38.80
—
Prf-65
—
36.80
KM# 255 CIVIL WAR Obv: Soldier giving water to wounded soldier Obv. Designer: Don
Troiani and Edgar Z. Steever Rev: Chamberlain quote and battlefield monument Rev.
Designer: John Mercanti
85
Date
1995P
1995S
Mintage
45,866
—
Proof
—
(437,114)
MS-65
65.00
—
Prf-65
—
54.00
KM# 266 SPECIAL OLYMPICS WORLD GAMES Obv: Eunice Schriver head left; founder of
the Special Olympics Obv. Designer: Jamie Wyeth and T. James Ferrell Rev: Special Olympics
Logo on an award medal, rose, quote from Schriver Rev. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1995W
1995P
Mintage
89,301
—
Proof
—
(351,764)
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
41.80
KM# A272 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - HIGH JUMP Obv: High jumper Obv. Designer: T.
James Ferrell Rev. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1996D
1996P
Mintage
15,697
—
Proof
—
(124,502)
MS-65
310
—
Prf-65
—
43.00
KM# 272 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - ROWING Obv: Four man crew rowing left Obv.
Designer: Bart Forbes and T. James Ferrell Rev: Atlanta Olympic logo Rev. Designer: Thomas
D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1996D
1996P
Mintage
16,258
—
Proof
—
(151,890)
MS-65
290
—
KM# 313 LEIF ERICSON Obv: Ericson bust helmeted right Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Rev: Viking ship sailing left Rev. Designer: T. James Ferrell
Date
2000P
2000 Iceland
2000P
Mintage
28,150
15,947
58,612
Proof
—
—
—
MS-65
69.00
—
—
Prf-65
—
26.80
62.50
KM# 311 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS BICENTENNIAL Obv: Open and closed book, torch in
background Obv. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr. Rev: Skylight dome above the main
reading room Rev. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2000P
2000P
Mintage
52,771
—
Proof
—
(196,900)
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
38.30
KM# 324 CAPITOL VISITOR CENTER Obv: Original and current Capital facades Obv.
Designer: Marika Somogyi Rev: Eagle with sheild and ribbon Rev. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2001P
2001P
Mintage
66,636
143,793
Proof
—
—
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
40.80
Prf-65
—
62.00
KM# 269 1996 ATLANTA OLYMPICS - TENNIS Obv: Female tennis player Obv. Designer:
James C. Sharpe and T. James Ferrell Rev: Atlanta Olympics logo Rev. Designer: Thomas
D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1996D
1996P
Mintage
15,983
—
Proof
—
(92,016 )
MS-65
245
—
Prf-65
—
83.00
KM# 268 1996 ATLANTA PARALYMPICS - WHEELCHAIR RACER Obv: Wheelchair racer
approaching with uplifted arms Obv. Designer: James C. Sharpe and Alfred F. Maletsky Rev:
Atlanta Olympics logo Rev. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1996D
1996P
Mintage
14,497
—
Proof
—
(84,280 )
MS-65
305
—
Prf-65
—
71.00
KM# 275 NATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE Obv: Female standing with lamp and shield Obv.
Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr. Rev: Legend within wreath Rev. Designer: William C.
Cousins
Date
1996S
1996S
Mintage
23,500
—
Proof
—
(101,543)
MS-65
170
—
Prf-65
—
51.00
KM# 276 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 150TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Original Smithsonian
building, the “Castle” designed by James Renwick Obv. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Rev: Female seated with torch and scroll on globe Rev. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1996D
1996P
Mintage
31,230
—
Proof
—
(129,152)
MS-65
122
—
Prf-65
—
49.00
KM# 279 JACKIE ROBINSON Obv: Jackie Robinson sliding into base Obv. Designer: Alfred
Maletsky Rev: Anniversary logo Rev. Designer: T. James Ferrell
Date
1997S
1997S
Mintage
30,007
—
Proof
—
(110,495)
MS-65
72.00
—
Prf-65
—
90.00
KM# 281 NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MEMORIAL Obv: Male and female
officer admiring name on monument Rev: Rose on a plain shield Designer: Alfred F. Maletsky
Date
1997P
1997P
Mintage
—
28,575
Proof
(110,428)
—
MS-65
—
135
Prf-65
78.00
—
KM# 278 U.S. BOTANIC GARDENS 175TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: National Botanic Gardens
Conservatory building Obv. Designer: Edgar Z. Steever Rev: Rose Rev. Designer: William
C. Cousins
Date
1997P
1997P
Mintage
57,272
—
Proof
—
(264,528)
MS-65
42.00
—
Prf-65
—
42.00
KM# 325 NATIVE AMERICAN - BISON Obv: Native American bust right Rev: Bison standing
left Designer: James E. Fraser
Date
2001D
2001P
Mintage
197,131
272,869
Proof
—
—
MS-65
165
—
Prf-65
—
169
KM# 336 2002 WINTER OLYMPICS - SALT LAKE CITY Obv: Salt Lake City Olympic logo
Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Stylized skyline with mountains in background Rev.
Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2002P
2002P
Mintage
35,388
142,873
Proof
—
—
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
38.30
KM# 338 U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST POINT -BICENTENNIAL Obv: Cadet Review
flagbearers, Academy buildings in background Obv. Designer: T. James Ferrell Rev:
Academy emblems - Corinthian helmet and sword Rev. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2002W
2002W
Mintage
103,201
—
Proof
—
(288,293)
MS-65
38.30
—
Prf-65
—
39.80
KM# 349 FIRST FLIGHT CENTENNIAL Obv: Orville and Wilbur Wright busts left Obv.
Designer: T. James Ferrell Rev: Wright Flyer over dunes Rev. Designer: Norman E. Nemeth
Date
2003P
2003P
Mintage
53,761
—
Proof
—
(193,086)
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
46.80
KM# 363 LEWIS AND CLARK CORPS OF DISCOVERY BICENTENNIAL Obv: Lewis and Clark
standing Rev: Jefferson era clasped hands peace medal Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2004P
2004P
Mintage
90,323
—
Proof
—
(288,492)
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
46.80
KM# 362 THOMAS A. EDISON - ELECTRIC LIGHT 125TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Edison halflength figure facing holding light bulb Obv. Designer: Donna Weaver Rev: Light bulb and rays
Rev. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2004P
2004P
Mintage
68,031
—
Proof
—
(213,409)
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
41.80
KM# 375 JOHN MARSHALL, 250TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Marshall bust left Obv.
Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Marshall era Supreme Court Chamber Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2005P
2005P
Mintage
48,953
141,993
Proof
—
—
MS-65
37.30
—
Prf-65
—
35.80
KM# 376 U.S. MARINE CORPS, 230TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Flag Raising at Mt. Suribachi
on Iwo Jima Obv. Designer: Norman E. Nemeth Rev: Marine Corps emblem Rev. Designer:
Charles Vickers
Date
2005P
2005P
KM# 288 BLACK REVOLUTIONARY WAR PATRIOTS Obv: Crispus Attucks bust right Obv.
Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Family standing Rev. Designer: Edward Dwight and Thomas
D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1998S
1998S
Mintage
37,210
—
Proof
—
(75,070 )
MS-65
145
—
Prf-65
—
89.00
Mintage
130,000
370,000
Proof
—
—
MS-65
48.00
—
Prf-65
—
52.50
KM# 387 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, 300TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Youthful Franklin flying
kite Obv. Designer: Norman E. Nemeth Rev: Revolutionary era “JOIN, or DIE” snake cartoon
illustration Rev. Designer: Charles Vickers
Date
2006P
2006P
Mintage
58,000
142,000
Proof
—
—
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
45.00
KM# 287 ROBERT F. KENNEDY Obv: Kennedy bust facing Obv. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers,
Sr. Rev: Eagle on sheild, Senate Seal Rev. Designer: James M. Peed and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
KM# 388 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, 300TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Bust 3/4 right,
signature in oval below Obv. Designer: Don Everhart II Rev: Continental Dollar of 1776 in
center Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
1998S
1998S
Date
2006P
2006P
Mintage
106,422
—
Proof
—
(99,020 )
MS-65
47.50
—
Prf-65
—
47.50
KM# 298 DOLLEY MADISON Obv: Madison bust right, at left Obv. Designer: Tiffany & Co. and
T. James Ferrell Rev: Montpelier home Rev. Designer: Tiffany & Co. and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1999P
1999P
Mintage
22,948
158,247
Proof
—
—
MS-65
38.30
—
Prf-65
—
38.30
KM# 299 YELLOWSTONE Obv: Old Faithful gyser erupting Obv. Designer: Edgar Z. Steever
Rev: Bison and vista as on National Parks shield Rev. Designer: William C. Cousins
Date
1999P
1999P
86
Mintage
23,614
—
Proof
—
(128,646)
MS-65
44.00
—
Prf-65
—
40.30
Mintage
58,000
142,000
Proof
—
—
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
51.00
KM# 394 SAN FRANCISCO MINT MUSEUM Obv: 3/4 view of building Obv. Designer: Sherl
J. Winter Rev: Reverse of 1880s Morgan silver dollar Rev. Designer: George T. Morgan
Date
2006S
2006S
Mintage
65,609
255,700
Proof
—
—
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
40.80
KM# 418 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL DESEGREGATION Obv: Children's feet walking left with
adult feet in military boots Obv. Designer: Richard Masters and Charles Vickers Rev: Little
Rock's Central High School Rev. Designer: Don Everhart II
Date
2007P
2007P
Mintage
66,093
124,618
Proof
—
—
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
43.00
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
KM# 405 JAMESTOWN - 400TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Two settlers and Native American Obv.
Designer: Donna Weaver and Don Everhart II Rev: Three ships Rev. Designer: Susan Gamble
and Charles Vickers
Date
2007P
2007P
Mintage
79,801
258,802
Proof
—
—
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
38.30
KM# 226 CONGRESS BICENTENNIAL Obv: Capitol dome Rev: Eagle atop of the canopy from
the Old Senate Chamber Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1989W
1989W
Mintage
46,899
—
Proof
—
(164,690)
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 439 AMERICAN BALD EAGLE Obv: Eagle with flight, mountain in background at right
Obv. Designer: Joel Iskowitz and Don Everhart II Rev: Great Seal of the United States Rev.
Designer: James Licaretz
Date
2008P
2008P
Mintage
110,073
243,558
Proof
—
—
MS-65
44.00
—
Prf-65
—
38.30
KM# 454 LINCOLN BICENTENNIAL Obv: 3/4 portrait facing right Obv. Designer: Justin Kunz
and Don Everhart II Rev: Part of Gettysburg Address within wreath Rev. Designer: Phebe Hemphill
Date
2009P
2009P
Mintage
125,000
375,000
Proof
—
—
MS-65
55.00
—
Prf-65
—
55.00
KM# 230 MOUNT RUSHMORE 50TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Eagle in flight towards Mount
Rushmore Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Legend at center Rev. Designer: Robert Lamb
and William C. Cousins
Date
1991W
1991W
Mintage
31,959
—
Proof
—
(111,991)
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 235 1992 OLYMPICS Obv: Sprinter, U.S. Flag in background Obv. Designer: James
C. Sharpe and T. James Ferrell Rev: Heraldic eagle, olympic rings above Rev. Designer:
James M. Peed
Date
1992W
1992W
Mintage
27,732
—
Proof
—
(77,313)
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 239 COLUMBUS QUINCENTENARY Obv: Columbus' profile left, at right, map of
Western Hemisphere at left Obv. Designer: T. James Ferrell Rev: Arms of Spain, and
parchment map Rev. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
KM# 455 LOUIS BRAILLE BIRTH BICENTENNIAL Obv: Louis Braille bust facing Obv.
Designer: Joel Iskowitz and Phebe Hemphill Rev: School child reading book in Braille, BRL
in Braille code above Rev. Designer: Susan Gamble and Joseph Menna
Date
2009P
2009P
Mintage
82,639
135,235
Proof
—
—
MS-65
38.50
—
Prf-65
—
38.30
KM# 479 AMERICAN VETERANS DISABLED FOR LIFE Obv: Soldier's feet, crutches Obv.
Designer: Don Everhart II Rev: Legend within wreath Rev. Designer: Thomas Cleveland and
Joseph Menna
Date
2010W
2010W
Mintage
77,859
189,881
Proof
—
—
MS-65
40.80
—
Prf-65
—
42.30
KM# 480 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 100TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Cub Scout, Boy Scout
and Venturer saluting Obv. Designer: Donna Weaver Rev: Boy Scouts of America logo Rev.
Designer: Jim Licaretz
Date
2010P
2010P
Mintage
—
—
Proof
—
—
MS-65
38.50
—
Prf-65
—
42.00
Date
1992W
1992W
Mintage
79,730
24,329
Proof
—
—
MS-65
—
442
Prf-65
442
—
KM# 242 JAMES MADISON - BILL OF RIGHTS Obv: Madison at left holding document Obv.
Designer: Scott R. Blazek Rev: Eagle above legend, torch and laurel at sides Rev. Designer:
Joseph D. Peña
Date
1993W
1993W
Mintage
—
22,266
Proof
(78,651)
—
MS-65
—
442
Prf-65
442
—
KM# 245 WORLD WAR II 50TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Soldier with expression of victory Obv.
Designer: Charles J. Madsen and T. James Ferrell Rev: Morse code dot-dot-dot-dash for V,
large in background; V for Victory Rev. Designer: Edward S. Fisher and T. James Ferrell
Date
1993W
1993W
Mintage
—
23,089
Proof
(65,461)
—
MS-65
—
442
Prf-65
442
—
KM# 248 1994 WORLD CUP SOCCER Obv: World Cup trophy Obv. Designer: William J.
Krawczewicz Rev: World Cup 94 logo Rev. Designer: Dean McMullen
Date
1994W
1994W
Mintage
22,464
—
Proof
—
(89,619)
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 504 MEDAL OF HONOR Obv: Medal of Honor designs for Army, Navy and Air Force
awards Obv. Designer: James Licaretz Rev: Army infantry doldier carrying another to safety
Rev. Designer: Richard Masters and Phebe Hemphill
Date
2011S
2011S
Mintage
44,769
112,850
Proof
—
—
MS-65
46.50
—
Prf-65
—
43.50
KM# 507 U.S. ARMY Obv: Male and femlae soldier heads looking outward Obv. Designer:
Richard Masters and Michael Gaudioso Rev: Seven core values of the Army, Eagle from the
great seal Rev. Designer: Susan Gamble and Don Everhart, II
Date
2011S
2011S
Mintage
—
—
Proof
—
—
MS-65
45.00
—
Prf-65
—
43.50
KM# 529 NATIONAL INFANTRY MUSEUM AND SOLDIER CENTER
Date
2012
2012
Mintage
—
—
Proof
—
—
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
KM# 265 1996 OLYMPICS - STADIUM Obv: Atlanta Stadium and logo Obv. Designer: Marvel
Jovine and William C. Cousins Rev: Eagle advancing right Rev. Designer: Frank Gasparro
Date
1995W
1995W
Mintage
—
10,579
Proof
(43,124)
—
MS-65
—
2,500
Prf-65
442
—
KM# 530 STAR-SPANGLED BANNER
KM# 261 1996 OLYMPICS - TORCH RUNNER Obv: Torch runner, Atlanta skyline and logo
in background Rev: Eagle advancing right Designer: Frank Gasparro
Date
2012
2012
Date
1995W
1995W
Mintage
—
—
Proof
—
—
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
Mintage
—
14,675
Proof
(57,442)
—
MS-65
—
885
Prf-65
442
—
KM# 256 CIVIL WAR Obv: Bugler on horseback right Rev: Eagle on shield Designer: Don
Troiani and Alfred F. Maletsky
$5 (HALF EAGLE)
Date
1995W
1995W
Mintage
12,735
—
Proof
—
(55,246)
MS-65
950
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 270 1996 OLYMPICS - CAULDRON Obv: Torch bearer lighting cauldron Obv. Designer:
Frank Gasparro and T. James Ferrell Rev: Atlanta Olympics logo flanked by laurel Rev.
Designer: William J. Krawczewicz and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1996W
1996W
KM# 215 STATUE OF LIBERTY CENTENNIAL Obv: Statue of Liberty head right Rev: Eagle
in flight left Designer: Elizabeth Jones
Date
1986W
1986W
Mintage
95,248
—
Proof
—
(404,013)
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 221 CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL Obv: Eagle left with quill pen in talon Rev: Upright
quill pen Designer: Marcel Jovine
Date
1987W
1987W
Mintage
214,225
—
Proof
—
(651,659)
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 223 1988 OLYMPICS Obv: Nike head wearing olive wreath Obv. Designer: Elizabeth
Jones Rev: Stylized olympic couldron Rev. Designer: Marcel Jovine
Date
1988W
1988W
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
Mintage
62,913
—
Proof
—
(281,456)
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
Mintage
—
9,210
Proof
(38,555)
—
MS-65
—
2,600
Prf-65
442
—
KM# 274 1996 OLYMPICS - FLAG BEARER Obv: Flag bearer advancing Obv. Designer:
Patricia Verani and John Mercanti Rev: Atlanta Olympic logo flanked by laurel Rev. Designer:
William J. Krawczewicz and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1996W
1996W
Mintage
—
9,174
Proof
(32,886)
—
MS-65
—
2,600
Prf-65
442
—
KM# 277 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 150TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Smithson bust left Obv.
Designer: Alfred Maletsky Rev: Sunburst museum logo Rev. Designer: T. James Ferrell
Date
1996W
1996W
Mintage
9,068
29,474
Proof
—
—
MS-65
850
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 282 FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT Obv: Roosevelt bust right Obv. Designer: T.
James Ferrell Rev: Eagle shield Rev. Designer: James M. Peed and Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
1997W
1997W
Mintage
11,894
29,474
Proof
—
—
MS-65
1,275
—
Prf-65
—
442
87
$20 (DOUBLE EAGLE)
KM# 280 JACKIE ROBINSON Obv: Robinson head right Obv. Designer: William C. Cousins
Rev: Legend on baseball Rev. Designer: James M. Peed
Date
1997W
1997W
Mintage
5,202
24,072
Proof
—
—
MS-65
2,900
—
Prf-65
—
590
KM# 300 GEORGE WASHINGTON DEATH BICENTENNIAL Obv: Washington's head right
Rev: Eagle with wings outstretched Designer: Laura G. Fraser
Date
1999W
1999W
Mintage
22,511
—
Proof
—
(41,693 )
MS-65
452
—
Prf-65
—
447
KM# 326 CAPITOL VISITOR CENTER Obv: Column at right Rev: First Capital building
Designer: Elizabeth Jones
Date
2001W
2001W
Mintage
6,761
—
Proof
—
(27,652 )
MS-65
1,750
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 337 2002 WINTER OLYMPICS Obv: Salt Lake City Olympics logo Rev: Stylized cauldron
Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2002W
2002W
Mintage
10,585
—
Proof
—
(32,877 )
MS-65
452
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 395 SAN FRANCISCO MINT MUSEUM Obv: Front entrance façade Obv. Designer: Charles
Vickers and Joseph Menna Rev: Eagle as on 1860's $5. Gold Rev. Designer: Christian Gobrecht
Date
2006S
2006S
Mintage
16,230
41,517
Proof
—
—
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 406 JAMESTOWN - 400TH ANNIVERSARY Obv: Settler and Native American Obv.
Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Jamestown Memorial Church ruins Rev. Designer: Susan
Gamble and Norman Nemeth
Date
2007W
2007W
Mintage
18,843
47,050
Proof
—
—
MS-65
442
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 440 AMERICAN BALD EAGLE Obv: Two eagles on branch Obv. Designer: Susan
Gamble adn Phebe Hemphill Rev: Eagle with shield Rev. Designer: Don Everhart II
Date
2008W
2008W
Mintage
13,467
59,269
Proof
—
—
MS-65
457
—
Prf-65
—
442
KM# 505 MEDAL OF HONOR Obv: 1861 Medal of Honor design for the Navy Obv. Designer:
Joseph Menna Rev: Minerva standing with shield and Union flag, field artillery canon flanking
Rev. Designer: Joel Iskowitz and Michael Gaudioso
Date
2011S
2011S
Mintage
8,251
18,012
Proof
—
—
MS-65
585
—
Prf-65
—
500
KM# 508 U.S. ARMY Obv: Five Soldiers of different eras Obv. Designer: Joel Iskowitz and
Phebe Hemphill Rev: Elements from the Army's emblem Rev. Designer: Joseph Menna
Date
2011P
2011P
Mintage
8,062
17,173
Proof
—
—
MS-65
585
—
Prf-65
—
495
Mintage
—
—
Proof
—
—
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
KM# 531 STAR-SPANGLED BANNER
Date
2012
2012
KM# 464 Composition: 0.9990 Gold, 0 oz. AGW Diameter: 27mm. Obv: Ultra high relief
Liberty holding torch, walking forward Rev: Eagle in flight left, sunrise in background
Designer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Date
2009
Mintage
115,178
Proof
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
2,650
MODERN COMMEMORATIVE
COIN SETS
Olympic, 1983-1984
Date
1983 & 1984 3 coin set: 1983 and one 1984 uncirculated dollar and 1984W uncirculated gold
$10; KM209, 210, 211.
1983S & 1984S 3 coin set: proof 1983 and 1984 dollar and 1984W gold $10; KM209, 210, 211.
1983 & 1984 6 coin set in a cherrywood box: 1983S and 1984S uncirculated and proof dollars,
1984W uncirculated and proof gold $10; KM209, 210, 211.
1983S & 1984S 2 coin set: proof dollars.
1983 collectors 3 coin set: 1983 PDS uncirculated dollars; KM209.
1984 collectors 3 coin set: 1984 PDS uncirculated dollars; KM210.
Price
952
956
1,909
74.00
104
105
Statue of Liberty
Date
1986 2 coin set: uncirculated silver dollar and clad half dollar; KM212, 214.
1986 2 coin set: proof silver dollar and clad half dollar; KM212, 214.
1986 3 coin set: uncirculated silver dollar, clad half dollar and gold $5; KM212, 214, 215.
1986 3 coin set: proof silver dollar, clad half dollar and gold $5; KM212, 214, 215.
1986 6 coin set: 1 each of the proof and uncirculated issues; KM212, 214, 215.
Price
38.00
40.00
480
483
963
Constitution
Date
1987 2 coin set: uncirculated silver dollar and gold $5; KM220, 221.
1987 2 coin set: proof silver dollar and gold $5; KM220, 221.
1987 4 coin set: silver dollar and $5 gold proof and uncirculated issues; KM220, 221.
Price
477
479
958
Olympic, 1988
Date
1988 2 coin set: uncirculated silver dollar and gold $5; KM222, 223.
1988 2 coin set: proof silver dollar and gold $5; KM222, 223.
1988 4 coin set: silver dollar and $5 gold proof and uncirculated issues; KM222, 223.
Price
477
479
958
Congress
Date
1989 2 coin set: uncirculated silver dollar and clad half dollar; KM224, 225.
1989 2 coin set: proof silver dollar and clad half dollar; KM224, 225.
1989 3 coin set: uncirculated silver dollar, clad half and gold $5; KM224, 225, 226.
1989 3 coin set: proof silver dollar, clad half and gold $5; KM224, 225, 226.
1989 6 coin set: 1 each of the proof and uncirculated issues; KM224, 225, 226.
Price
42.00
44.00
485
487
973
Mt. Rushmore
$10 (EAGLE)
Date
1991 2 coin set: uncirculated half dollar and silver dollar; KM228, 229.
1991 2 coin set: proof half dollar and silver dollar; KM228, 229.
1991 3 coin set: uncirculated half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM228, 229, 230.
1991 3 coin set: proof half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM228, 229, 230.
1991 6 coin set: 1 each of proof and uncirculated issues; KM228, 229, 230.
Price
57.00
60.00
500
502
1,004
Olympic, 1992
KM # 211 1984 OLYMPICS Weight: 16.7180 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold, 0.4837 oz. AGW
Diameter: 27mm. Obv: Male and female runner with torch Obv. Designer: James M. Peed
and John Mercanti Rev: Heraldic eagle Rev. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1984W
1984P
1984D
1984S
1984W
Mintage
75,886
—
—
—
—
Proof
—
(33,309 )
(34,533 )
(48,551 )
(381,085)
MS-65
883
—
—
—
—
Prf-65
—
893
893
893
893
KM # 312 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Weight: 16.2590 g. Composition: Bi-Metallic, 0 oz. Obv:
Torch and partial facade Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev: Stylized eagle within laurel
wreath Rev. Designer: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Date
2000W
2000W
Mintage
6,683
—
Proof
—
(27,167 )
MS-65
4,500
—
Prf-65
—
1,300
KM # 350 FIRST FLIGHT CENTENNIAL Weight: 16.7180 g. Composition: 0.9000 Gold,
0.4837 oz. AGW Obv: Orvile and Wilbur Wright busts facing Obv. Designer: Donna Weaver
Rev: Wright flyer and eagle Rev. Designer: Norman Nemeth
Date
2003P
2003P
88
Mintage
10,129
—
Proof
—
(21,846 )
MS-65
1,050
—
Prf-65
—
893
Date
1992 2 coin set: uncirculated half dollar and silver dollar; KM233, 234.
1992 2 coin set: proof half dollar and silver dollar; KM233, 234.
1992 3 coin set: uncirculated half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM233, 234, 235.
1992 3 coin set: proof half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM233, 234, 235.
1992 6 coin set: 1 each of proof and uncirculated issues; KM233, 234, 235.
Price
46.00
47.00
489
490
978
Columbus Quincentenary
Date
1992 2 coin set: uncirculated half dollar and silver dollar; KM237, 238.
1992 2 coin set: proof half dollar and silver dollar; KM237, 238.
1992 3 coin set: uncirculated half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM237, 238, 239.
1992 3 coin set: proof half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM237, 238, 239.
1992 6 coin set: 1 each of proof and uncirculated issues; KM237, 238, 239.
Price
52.00
47.00
495
489
985
Jefferson
Date
1993 Jefferson: dollar, 1994 matte proof nickel and $2 note; KM249, 192.
Price
109
Madison / Bill of Rights
Date
1993 2 coin set: uncirculated half dollar and silver dollar; KM240, 241.
1993 2 coin set: proof half dollar and silver dollar; KM240, 241.
1993 3 coin set: uncirculated half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM240, 241, 242.
1993 3 coin set: proof half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM240, 241, 242.
1993 6 coin set: 1 each of proof and uncirculated issues; KM240, 241, 242.
Coin and stamp set; KM#240 and 20c stamp
Price
57.00
58.00
499
500
999
21.00
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
World War II
Date
1993 2 coin set: uncirculated half dollar and silver dollar; KM243, 244.
1993 2 coin set: proof half dollar and silver dollar; KM243, 244.
1993 3 coin set: uncirculated half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM243, 244, 245.
1993 3 coin set: proof half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM243, 244, 245.
1993 6 coin set: 1 each of proof and uncirculated issues; KM243, 244, 245.
American Buffalo
Price
54.00
57.00
496
500
1,000
U.S. Veterans
Date
1994 3 coin set: uncirculated POW, Vietnam, Women dollars; KM250, 251, 252.
1994 3 coin set: proof POW, Vietnam, Women dollars; KM250, 251, 252.
Price
202
142
World Cup
Date
1994 2 coin set: uncirculated half dollar and silver dollar; KM246, 247.
1994 2 coin set: proof half dollar and silver dollar; KM246, 247.
1994 3 coin set: uncirculated half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM246, 247, 248.
1994 3 coin set: proof half dollar, silver dollar and gold $5; KM246, 247, 248.
1994 6 coin set: 1 each of proof and uncirculated issues; KM246, 247, 248.
Price
48.00
45.00
490
487
983
Olympic, 1995-96
Date
1995 4 coin set: uncirculated basketball half, $1 gymnast & blind runner, $5 torch runner;
KM257, 259, 260, 261.
1995 4 coin set: proof basketball half, $1 gymnast & blind runner, $5 torch runner;
KM257, 259, 260, 261.
1995P 2 coin set: proof $1 gymnast & blind runner; KM259, 260.
1995P 2 coin set: proof $1 track & field, cycling; KM263, 264.
1995-96 4 coin set: proof halves, basketball, baseball, swimming, soccer; KM257, 262, 267, 271.
1995 & 96 8 coins in cherry wood case: proof silver dollars: blind runner, gymnast, cycling, track
& field, wheelchair, tennis, rowing, high jump; KM259, 260, 263, 264, 268, 269, 272, 272A.
1995 & 96 16 coins in cherry wood case: bu and proof silver dollars: blind runner, gymnast, cycling,
track & field, wheelchair, tennis, rowing, high jump; KM259, 260, 263, 264, 268, 269, 272, 272A.
1995 & 96 16 coins in cherry wood case: proof half dollars: basketball, baseball, swimming,
soccer, KM257, 262, 267, 271. Proof silver dollars: blind runner, gymnast, cycling, track & field,
wheelchair, tennis, rowing, high jump, KM259, 260, 263, 264, 268, 269, 272, 272A. Proof $5
gold: torch runner, stadium, cauldron, flag bearer, KM 261, 265, 270, 274.
1995 & 96 32 coins in cherry wood case: bu & proof half dollars: basketball, baseball, swimming,
soccer, KM257, 262, 267, 271. BU & proof silver dollars: blind runner, gymnast, cycling, track &
field, wheelchair, tennis, rowing, high jump, KM259, 260, 263, 264, 268, 269, 272, 272A. BU &
proof $5 gold: torch runner, stadium, cauldron, flag bearer, KM261, 265, 270, 274.
Young collector 4 coin set; Half dollars: KM#257, 262, 267, 271
1996P 2 coin set: proof $1 wheelchair & tennis; KM268, 269.
1996P 2 coin set: proof $1 rowing & high jump; KM272, 272A.
Price
1,024
533
82.00
84.00
75.00
425
10,400
2,370
12,800
205
154
105
Price
102
88.00
1,055
530
1,585
37.50
Smithsonian
Date
1996 2 coin set: proof dollar and $5 gold; KM276, 277.
1996 4 coin set: proof and B.U. ; KM276, 277.
Price
495
1,465
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Date
1997W 2 coin set: uncirculated and proof; KM282.
Price
3,500
Jackie Robinson
Date
1997 2 coin set: proof dollar & $5 gold; KM279, 280.
1997 4 coin set: proof & BU; KM279, 280.
1997 legacy set.
Price
680
3,660
650
Botanic Garden
Date
1997 2 coin set: dollar, Jefferson nickel and $1 note; KM278, 192.
Price
220
Black Patriots
Date
1998S 2 coin set: uncirculated and proof; KM288.
Price
220
Kennedy
Date
1998 2 coin set: proof; KM287.
1998 2 coin collectors set: Robert Kennedy dollar and John Kennedy half dollar; KM287, 202b.
Matte finished.
Price
88.00
225
Dolley Madison
Date
1999 2 coin set: proof and uncirculated silver dollars; KM298.
Price
76.00
Yellowstone National Park
Date
1999 2 coin set: proof and uncirculated silver dollars; KM299.
Price
84.00
George Washington
Date
1999 2 coin set: proof and uncirculated gold $5; KM300.
Price
900
Millennium Coin & Currency
Date
2000 2 coin set: uncirculated Sacagewea $1, silver Eagle & $1 note.
Price
67.50
Leif Ericson
Date
2000 2 coin set: proof and uncirculated silver dollars; KM313.
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
Price
330
180
Capitol Visitor Center
Date
2001 3 coin set: proof half, silver dollar, gold $5; KM323, 324, 326.
Price
495
Winter Olympics - Salt Lake City
Date
2002 2 coin set: proof 90% silver dollar KM336 & $5.00 Gold KM337.
2002 4 coin set: 90% silver unc. & proof $1, KM336 & unc. & proof gold $5, KM337.
Price
465
925
Thomas Alva Edison
Date
2004 Uncirculated silver dollar and light bulb.
Price
55.00
Lewis and Clark Bicentennial
Date
2004 Coin and pouch set.
2004 coin and currency set: Uncirculated silver dollar, two 2005 nickels, replica 1901 $10
Bison note, silver plated peace medal, three stamps & two booklets.
2004 Westward Journey Nickel series coin and medal set: Proof Sacagawea dollar, two
2005 proof nickels and silver plated peace medal.
Price
65.00
58.00
40.00
Chief Justice John Marshall
Date
2005 Coin and Chronicles set: Uncirculated silver dollar, booklet and BEP intaglio portrait.
Price
57.00
U.S. Marine Corps
Date
2005 Uncirculated silver dollar and stamp set.
Price
63.00
Benjamin Franklin Tercentennary
Civil War
Date
1995 2 coin set: uncirculated half and dollar; KM254, 255.
1995 2 coin set: proof half and dollar; KM254, 255.
1995 3 coin set: uncirculated half, dollar and gold $5; KM254, 255, 256.
1995 3 coin set: proof half, dollar and gold $5; KM254, 255, 256.
1995 6 coin set: 1 each of proof and uncirculated issues; KM254, 255, 256.
Civil War Young Collectors set KM#245
Date
2001 2 coin set: 90% silver unc. & proof $1.; KM325.
2001 coin & currency set 90% unc. dollar & replicas of 1899 $5 silver cert.; KM325.
Price
85.00
Date
2006 Coin and Chronicles set: Uncirculated “Scientist” silver dollar, four stamps, Poor Richards
Almanac and intaglio print.
Price
49.00
Central High School Desegregation
Date
2007 Little Rock Dollar and medal set, KM#418
Price
47.80
American Bald Eagle
Date
2008 Proof half dollar, dollar and $5 gold, KM438, KM439, KM440
2008 Bald Eagle young collector's set; Half Dollar, KM#438
Price
490
23.00
Louis Braille
Date
Braille Education set, KM#455
Price
43.50
MINT SETS
Date
1947 Est. 5,000
1948 Est. 6,000
1949 Est. 5,200
1950 None issued
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955 flat pack
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960 large date
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965 Special Mint Set
1966 Special Mint Set
1967 Special Mint Set
1968
1969
1970 large date
1970 small date
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976 3 coins
1976
1977
1978
1979 Type I
1979 Susan B Anthony PDS Souvenir Set
1980 Susan B. Anthony PDS Souvenir Set
1980
1981 Type I
1981 Susan B. Anthony PDS Souvenir Set
1982 Souvenir set
1982 & 1983 None issued
1983 Souvenir set
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
Sets Sold
—
—
—
—
8,654
11,499
15,538
25,599
49,656
45,475
32,324
50,314
187,000
260,485
223,704
385,285
606,612
1,008,108
2,360,000
2,261,583
1,863,344
2,105,128
1,817,392
2,038,134
Inc. above
2,193,396
2,750,000
1,767,691
1,975,981
1,921,488
4,908,319
1,892,513
2,006,869
2,162,609
2,526,000
—
—
2,815,066
2,908,145
—
—
—
—
1,832,857
1,710,571
1,153,536
2,890,758
1,646,204
1,987,915
1,809,184
Issue Price
4.87
4.92
5.45
—
6.75
6.14
6.14
6.19
3.57
3.34
24.50
4.43
2.40
2.40
2.40
2.40
2.40
2.40
4.00
4.00
4.00
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
3.50
3.50
8.00
6.75
6.00
9.00
6.00
7.00
7.00
8.00
—
—
9.00
11.00
—
—
—
—
7.00
7.00
7.50
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
Value
1,325
750
935
—
900
825
565
265
168
165
275
150
58.00
53.50
56.50
49.50
48.00
48.00
9.25
8.50
9.35
7.25
7.50
14.50
62.50
3.30
3.00
8.60
6.90
5.75
19.25
5.50
7.15
5.00
5.00
6.50
6.50
5.75
8.60
22.00
59.00
—
65.00
3.65
3.30
8.00
3.85
5.25
3.10
3.30
89
Date
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999 9 piece
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009 18 piece clad set
2010 28 piece clad coin set
2010 14 piece clad
2011 14 pieces clad set
Sets Sold
1,352,101
1,500,143
1,297,094
1,234,813
1,038,787
1,457,949
950,473
1,187,325
1,421,625
1,490,160
1,066,900
1,139,388
1,002,555
844,484
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Issue Price
7.00
7.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
14.95
14.95
14.95
14.95
14.95
16.95
16.95
16.95
—
—
—
—
—
—
Value
4.40
3.10
6.00
3.85
5.25
12.75
7.20
3.60
8.00
7.70
9.65
10.75
8.25
13.75
8.50
12.25
17.60
59.50
24.50
29.70
25.50
35.00
Issue Price
1.89
1.89
1.89
—
—
—
1.89
1.89
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
—
—
—
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
13.00
7.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
10.00
11.00
11.00
11.00
11.00
59.00
11.00
11.00
59.00
11.00
11.00
48.50
11.00
45.00
11.00
45.00
11.00
45.00
11.00
11.00
45.00
45.00
11.00
59.00
12.00
59.00
21.00
37.00
12.50
57.00
21.00
37.00
13.00
Value
7,500
4,350
1,900
1,800
1,385
1,450
1,475
1,250
540
565
225
210
107
90.00
120
53.00
30.00
35.00
29.50
29.00
33.50
27.50
27.50
27.50
27.00
—
—
—
7.75
16,500
7.25
9.00
75.00
855
5.00
1,350
5.50
8.25
9.00
7.75
275,000
27.00
6.60
7.15
6.00
7.50
73.00
5.25
5.50
285
3.60
3.60
43.50
600
4.65
36.50
3.85
5.00
34.00
4.40
34.00
6.10
35.50
4.10
38.50
4.50
5,100
34.00
5,100
4.70
41.00
4.40
44.00
21.00
25.00
4.60
52.00
32.50
34.00
5.25
PROOF SETS
Date
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942 6 coins
1942 5 coins
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955 box
1955 flat pack
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960 large date
1960 small date
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965 Special Mint Set
1966 Special Mint Set
1967 Special mint set
1968S
1968S no mint mark dime
1969S
1970S large date
1970S small date
1970S no mint mark dime
1971S
1971S no mint mark nickel Est. 1,655
1972S
1973S
1974S
1975S
1975S no mint mark dime
1976S 3 coins
1976S
1977S
1978S
1979S Type I
1979S Type II
1980S
1981S Type I
1981S Type II
1982S
1983S
1983S Prestige Set
1983S no mint mark dime
1984S
1984S Prestige Set
1985S
1986S
1986S Prestige Set
1987S
1987S Prestige Set
1988S
1988S Prestige Set
1989S
1989S Prestige Set
1990S
1990S no S 1¢
1990S Prestige Set
1990S Prestige Set, no S 1¢
1991S
1991S Prestige Set
1992S
1992S Prestige Set
1992S Silver
1992S Silver premier
1993S
1993S Prestige Set
1993S Silver
1993S Silver premier
1994S
90
Sets Sold
3,837
5,542
8,045
8,795
11,246
15,287
21,120
Inc. above
51,386
57,500
81,980
128,800
233,300
378,200
Inc. above
669,384
1,247,952
875,652
1,149,291
1,691,602
Inc. above
3,028,244
3,218,019
3,075,645
3,950,762
—
—
—
3,041,509
Inc. above
2,934,631
2,632,810
Inc. above
Inc. above
3,224,138
1,655
3,267,667
2,769,624
2,617,350
2,909,369
Inc. above
3,998,621
4,149,730
3,251,152
3,127,788
3,677,175
Inc. above
3,547,030
4,063,083
Inc. above
3,857,479
3,138,765
140,361
Inc. above
2,748,430
316,680
3,362,821
2,411,180
599,317
3,972,233
435,495
3,031,287
231,661
3,009,107
211,087
2,793,433
3,555
506,126
Inc. above
2,610,833
256,954
2,675,618
183,285
1,009,585
308,055
2,337,819
224,045
570,213
191,140
2,308,701
Date
1994S Prestige Set
1994S Silver
1994S Silver premier
1995S
1995S Prestige Set
1995S Silver
1995S Silver premier
1996S
1996S Prestige Set
1996S Silver
1996S Silver premier
1997S
1997S Prestige Set
1997S Silver
1997S Silver premier
1998S
1998S Silver
1998S Silver premier
1999S 9 piece
1999S 5 quarter set
1999S Silver
2000S 10 piece
2000S 5 quarter set
2000S Silver
2001S 10 piece
2001S 5 quarter set
2001S Silver
2002S 10 piece
2002S 5 quarter set
2002S Silver
2003S 10 piece
2003S 5 quarter set
2003S Silver
2004S 11 piece
2004S 5 quarter set
2004S Silver 11 piece
2004S Silver 5 quarter set
2005S American Legacy
2005S 11 piece
2005S 5 quarter set
2005S Silver 11 piece
2005S Silver 5 quarter set
2005S American Legacy
2006S 10 piece clad
2006S 5 quarter set
2006S Silver 10 piece
2006S Silver 5 quarter set
2006S American Legacy
2007S 5 quarter set
2007S Silver 5 quarter set
2007S 14 piece clad
2007S Silver 14 piece
2007S Presidental $ set
2007S American Legacy
2008 14 pieces clad
2008S 14 piece silver set
2008S Presidental $ set
2008S 5 quarter clad set
2008S 5 quarter silver set
2008S American Legacy
2009S 18 coin clad set
2009S 18 coin silver set
2009S Presidential $ set
2009S Lincoln Chronicle
2009S Lincoln 4 piece
2009S 6 quarter clad set
2009S 6 quarter silver set
2010S 14 coin clad set
2010S 14 coin silver set
2010S Presidential $ set
2010S 5 Quarter clad set
2010S 5 Quarter silver set
2011S 5 quarter silver set
2011S 18 piece silver set
2011S 5 quarter clad set
2011S Presidential $ set
2012S 5 quarter silver set
2012S 14 coin silver set
2012S 5 quarter clad set
2012S 14 coin clad set
2012S Presidential $ set
Sets Sold
175,893
636,009
149,320
2,010,384
107,112
549,878
130,107
2,085,191
55,000
623,655
151,366
1,975,000
80,000
605,473
136,205
2,078,494
638,134
240,658
2,557,899
1,169,958
804,565
3,097,442
995,803
965,421
2,249,498
774,800
849,600
2,319,766
764,419
892,229
2,175,684
1,225,507
1,142,858
1,804,396
987,960
1,187,673
594,137
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
734,045
—
—
—
—
1,477,967
694,406
627,925
—
—
—
—
1,103,950
583,912
535,463
276,335
274,003
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Issue Price
57.00
21.00
37.50
12.50
57.00
21.00
37.50
16.00
57.00
21.00
37.50
12.50
57.00
21.00
37.50
12.50
21.00
37.50
19.95
13.95
31.95
19.95
13.95
31.95
19.95
13.95
31.95
19.95
13.95
31.95
16.75
13.95
31.95
22.95
23.95
37.95
—
—
22.95
15.95
37.95
23.95
—
22.95
15.95
37.95
23.95
—
13.95
22.95
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
22.95
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Value
48.50
26.00
28.50
10.50
93.50
43.50
59.00
7.50
270
26.50
33.50
11.25
71.50
32.50
39.50
8.80
28.50
31.00
10.00
6.15
120
5.75
3.60
45.00
12.75
7.50
48.00
7.75
4.50
48.60
8.00
3.60
48.00
9.10
30.10
48.00
30.30
77.00
6.00
3.35
49.00
30.10
77.00
9.00
4.50
49.00
30.10
71.50
4.50
30.10
13.75
54.00
6.00
120
78.00
61.00
10.00
34.75
30.10
125
21.50
58.50
8.25
135
15.50
10.50
36.40
47.50
70.00
14.50
—
—
29.20
70.00
14.50
20.00
30.10
49.00
15.00
35.00
—
UNCIRCULATED ROLLS
Listings are for rolls containing uncirculated coins. Large date and small date varieties for
1960 and 1970 apply to the one cent coins.
Date
1934
1934D
1934S
1935
1935D
1935S
1936
1936D
1936S
1937
1937D
1937S
1938
1938D
1938S
1938D Buffalo
1939
1939D
1939S
Cents
585
2,650
—
885
750
2,500
285
400
885
250
250
335
665
710
440
—
180
535
265
Nickels
3,500
4,350
—
1,700
3,150
1,725
1,450
1,450
1,800
1,100
1,200
1,285
535
485
355
1,065
160
3,850
2,750
Dimes
2,350
2,950
—
1,450
2,950
1,950
885
1,700
1,675
710
1,550
1,650
1,100
1,000
1,350
—
630
610
1,900
Quarters
1,650
9,000
—
1,725
8,850
4,650
1,300
—
6,250
1,250
3,450
4,850
3,100
—
3,250
—
1,040
1,875
3,200
Halves
2,350
—
—
1,250
4,000
6,500
1,750
2,750
3,500
1,150
5,000
3,450
1,850
—
—
—
1,250
1,975
2,350
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
1940
1940D
1940S
1941
1941D
1941S
1942
1942P
1942D
1942S
1943
1943D
1943S
1944
1944D
1944S
1945
1945D
1945S
1946
1946D
1946S
1947
1947D
1947S
1948
1948D
1948S
1949
1949D
1949S
1950
1950D
1950S
1951
1951D
1951S
1952
1952D
1952S
1953
1953D
1953S
1954
1954D
1954S
1955
1955D
1955S
1956
1956D
1957
1957D
1958
1958D
1959
1959D
1960 large date
1960 small date
1960D large date
1960D small date
1961
1961D
1962
1962D
1963
1963D
1964
1964D
1965
1966
1967
1968
1968D
1968S
1969
1969D
1969S
1970
1970D
1970S
1970S small date
1971
1971D
1971S
1972
1972D
1972S
1973
1973D
1973S
1974
1974D
1974S
1975
1975D
1976
1976D
1977
1977D
1978
1978D
1979
1979D
1980
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
Cents
225
265
300
170
335
360
140
—
140
585
60.00
170
310
30.00
38.00
120
125
110
80.00
39.00
36.50
185
220
46.50
39.00
72.50
175
165
180
125
140
115
42.00
78.00
165
26.50
60.00
165
26.50
300
42.00
22.50
35.00
39.00
22.50
22.50
24.50
19.00
27.50
10.50
12.50
10.00
9.50
10.50
9.75
2.50
2.10
1.60
220
1.60
2.85
1.60
1.90
1.65
1.65
1.50
1.65
1.50
1.60
2.25
3.75
4.50
1.75
1.70
1.90
7.75
2.00
3.75
2.10
2.10
3.00
2,650
17.00
3.00
4.00
2.00
6.00
4.75
1.75
1.75
3.00
1.75
1.75
3.50
3.75
1.75
1.75
2.50
1.75
2.85
3.00
10.00
1.75
3.00
1.75
Nickels
145
120
265
215
330
295
315
600
2,550
525
275
210
325
720
680
565
375
315
270
80.00
75.00
50.00
58.00
72.00
72.00
55.00
155
80.00
330
215
138
120
385
—
230
285
265
145
260
42.00
24.50
17.00
39.00
57.50
24.00
39.50
19.00
7.00
—
7.50
9.25
12.50
4.75
6.50
5.50
5.00
5.25
4.40
—
5.00
—
4.25
4.50
5.25
5.50
4.25
4.75
3.50
3.50
8.75
6.00
9.75
—
6.00
6.25
—
6.25
6.75
—
4.00
4.50
—
26.50
7.50
—
6.50
5.75
—
6.25
6.25
—
4.50
5.75
—
12.50
5.25
13.50
11.00
6.25
5.75
4.50
5.00
4.75
5.75
4.25
Dimes
535
780
675
430
710
535
465
—
740
1,050
470
610
650
460
635
660
410
500
525
140
140
140
215
275
210
188
325
255
1,200
550
2,350
525
200
1,550
140
140
690
140
140
290
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
170
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
—
140
—
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
8.00
10.00
8.50
8.50
9.50
—
44.00
21.50
—
8.00
7.75
—
—
16.00
9.50
—
11.00
10.00
—
10.50
9.00
—
7.50
7.75
—
8.75
15.50
21.00
18.00
9.75
8.50
7.25
8.00
8.75
8.00
8.00
Quarters
1,850
5,350
1,275
475
2,750
2,450
450
—
1,060
5,350
365
2,000
2,100
280
725
950
325
1,000
575
365
380
275
735
385
415
270
645
475
2,350
1,285
—
395
440
850
435
325
1,350
535
300
1,000
635
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
—
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
—
280
—
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
25.00
53.00
25.00
25.00
33.00
—
100.00
82.00
—
26.00
16.00
—
—
50.00
19.50
—
23.00
21.50
—
22.00
23.00
—
18.50
17.50
—
—
—
17.50
17.50
16.50
17.50
16.00
16.50
17.00
22.50
16.50
Halves
975
—
1,200
750
1,200
3,000
690
—
1,350
1,475
725
1,775
1,365
715
1,250
1,300
730
1,000
950
1,025
900
900
1,000
1,000
—
450
425
—
1,300
1,475
2,250
750
875
—
390
800
750
385
230
1,585
490
280
850
280
280
400
300
—
—
280
—
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
—
280
—
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
280
120
120
120
—
120
—
—
120
—
—
235
—
—
26.00
15.50
—
32.00
23.00
—
25.50
18.00
—
15.00
21.00
—
—
—
18.00
15.50
21.50
24.00
32.00
46.50
22.50
22.50
20.50
Date
1980D
1981
1981D
1982 Small date
1982D Large date
1982 Large date
1982 Copper plated Zinc
1982 Small date, copper plated zinc
1982D Large date, copper plated zinc
1982D Small date, copper plated zinc
1983
1983D
1984
1984D
1985
1985D
1986
1986D
1987
1987D
1988
1988D
1989
1989D
1990
1990D
1991
1991D
1992
1992D
1993
1993D
1994
1994D
1995
1995D
1996
1996D
1997
1997D
1998
1998D
1999P
1999D
2000P
2000D
2001P
2001D
2002P
2002D
2003P
2003D
2004P Peace Medal Nickel
2004D Peace Medal Nickel
2004P Keelboat Nickel
2004D Keelboat Nickel
2005P Bison Nickel
2005D Bison Nickel
2005P Ocean in view Nickel
2005D Ocean in view Nickel
2006P
2006D
2007P
2007D
2008P
2008D
2009P Log Cabin
2009D Log Cabin
2009P Log Splitter
2009D Log Splitter
2009P Professional
2009D Professional
2009P President
2009D President
Cents
2.50
1.75
1.85
25.00
4.00
2.50
8.00
3.00
35.00
2.50
7.50
17.50
5.50
14.50
4.25
9.75
20.00
31.50
6.50
13.50
6.25
12.50
3.25
3.50
4.00
5.85
2.60
11.50
3.00
5.00
3.25
7.50
2.00
2.00
1.85
2.00
2.25
2.85
2.75
3.35
2.00
1.85
2.35
2.25
2.50
1.75
3.75
2.00
2.00
3.25
3.35
2.00
1.75
2.50
—
—
1.75
2.75
—
—
2.75
1.75
1.75
1.75
1.75
1.75
2.00
2.15
1.75
1.75
—
1.75
2.00
2.00
Nickels
4.50
4.25
4.25
325
54.00
—
—
—
—
—
90.00
39.00
22.00
6.50
10.00
8.00
8.75
24.50
6.00
4.50
5.50
9.00
5.50
8.75
11.50
13.75
12.00
12.00
46.00
9.00
13.50
17.50
7.75
8.00
10.50
20.00
8.75
8.25
14.50
60.00
13.75
14.00
5.50
6.25
6.25
4.75
4.75
6.50
4.00
4.10
7.50
3.50
6.75
7.00
4.00
3.50
3.25
3.25
3.25
3.25
3.25
3.25
3.50
3.50
3.75
3.75
23.00
13.50
—
—
1.75
—
—
—
Dimes
7.50
7.50
8.00
270
66.00
—
—
—
—
—
235
39.00
8.50
21.00
9.75
9.25
25.00
22.50
7.75
8.75
9.75
9.25
12.00
12.50
14.50
10.00
10.00
11.00
8.00
8.00
9.50
13.00
12.00
12.00
16.50
19.50
11.00
11.50
29.00
11.00
9.75
12.00
8.50
8.50
7.75
7.00
7.75
7.25
7.25
7.25
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
—
—
7.00
7.00
—
—
8.50
8.50
8.00
7.75
8.00
7.50
13.50
13.50
—
—
—
—
—
—
Quarters
16.50
16.50
16.50
250
165
—
—
—
—
—
945
410
17.00
29.00
31.00
22.00
85.00
210
15.50
15.50
39.00
22.50
19.50
17.00
20.00
25.00
29.00
31.00
42.00
27.50
39.00
36.00
42.00
47.50
45.00
53.00
19.00
27.50
22.50
39.00
17.00
18.00
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Halves
20.50
16.50
19.00
98.00
80.00
—
—
—
—
—
80.00
120
26.00
37.00
76.00
44.00
75.00
90.00
52.00
52.00
75.00
45.00
42.00
25.00
39.00
52.00
37.50
33.00
21.00
50.00
64.00
17.00
15.00
20.00
17.00
40.00
17.00
19.00
20.00
16.50
20.00
16.50
20.00
19.00
15.00
17.00
16.50
16.00
20.00
20.00
22.50
19.50
30.00
30.00
—
—
21.00
21.00
—
—
29.00
29.00
21.00
21.00
24.50
25.50
18.50
18.50
—
—
—
—
—
—
50 STATE QUARTERS
Listings are for rolls containing uncirculated coins.
State
1999 Delaware
1999 Pennsylvania
1999 New Jersey
1999 Georgia
1999 Connecticut
2000 Massachusetts
2000 Maryland
2000 South Carolina
2000 New Hampshire
2000 Virginia
2001 New York
2001 North Carolina
2001 Rhode Island
2001 Vermont
2001 Kentucky
2002 Mississippi
2002 Tennessee
2002 Ohio
2002 Louisiana
2002 Indiana
2003 Illinois
2003 Alabama
2003 Maine
2003 Missouri
2003 Arkansas
Philadelphia
15.00
16.00
16.00
28.00
26.00
14.00
14.00
15.50
13.50
14.50
14.00
14.50
14.00
14.50
16.50
16.50
30.00
21.50
14.00
14.50
39.00
17.00
14.50
14.50
14.50
Denver
15.50
16.50
15.50
30.00
27.00
15.00
15.50
15.50
14.50
14.50
14.00
15.00
15.50
14.50
18.50
16.50
39.50
21.50
14.00
15.50
45.00
18.50
15.50
14.75
15.50
State
2004 Michigan
2004 Florida
2004 Texas
2004 Iowa
2004 Wisconsin
2005 California
2005 Minnesota
2005 Oregon
2005 Kansas
2005 West Virginia
2006 Nevada
2006 Nebraska
2006 Colorado
2006 North Dakota
2006 South Dakota
2007 Montana
2007 Washington
2007 Idaho
2007 Wyoming
2007 Utah
2008 Oklahoma
2008 New Mexico
2008 Arizona
2008 Alaska
2008 Hawaii
Philadelphia
13.75
13.75
14.00
14.00
15.50
21.00
17.50
13.75
13.75
13.50
13.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
13.75
14.00
18.00
15.50
14.75
15.00
13.75
14.00
15.50
13.50
13.50
Denver
14.50
14.50
15.00
14.50
16.50
22.50
17.50
13.75
14.50
13.75
13.75
14.00
14.00
14.50
13.75
17.00
18.75
15.50
15.00
14.50
13.75
15.50
13.75
13.75
13.50
91
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
SILVER BULLION
SILVER QUARTER
KM # 489 • RevDesc: Park Headquarters and fountain • 155.5500g., 0.9990 Silver,
4.9958oz. ASW • Rev. Designer: Don Everhart II and Joseph Menna
Date
2010
2010P Vapor Blast finish
Mintage
33,000
27,000
MS-65
290
250
MS-69
360
375
KM # 490 • RevDesc: Old Faithful geyser and bison • 155.5500g., 0.9990 Silver,
4.9958oz. ASW • Rev. Designer: Don Everhart II
Date
2010
2010P Vapor Blast finish
Mintage
33,000
27,000
MS-65
275
240
MS-69
360
325
KM # 491 • RevDesc: El Capitan, largest monolith of granite in the world • 155.5500g.,
0.9990 Silver, 4.9958oz. ASW • Rev. Designer: Joseph Menna and Phebe Hemphill
Date
2010
2010P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
33,000
27,000
MS-65
275
225
MS-69
385
260
KM # 492 • RevDesc: Grabarues above the Nankoweap Delta in Marble Canyon near the Colorado
River • 155.5500g., 0.9990 Silver, 4.9958oz. ASW • Rev. Designer: Phebe Hemphill
Date
2010
2010P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
33,000
26,019
MS-65
250
225
MS-69
325
325
KM # 493 • RevDesc: Mt. Hood with Lost Lake in the foreground • 155.5500g., 0.9990
Silver, 4.9958oz. ASW • Rev. Designer: Phebe Hemphill
Date
2010
2010P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
33,000
25,318
MS-65
275
200
MS-69
360
260
KM # 513 • RevDesc: 72nd Pennsylvania Infantry Monumnet on the battle line of the
Union Army at Cemetery Ridge • 155.5500g., 0.9990 Silver, 4.9958oz. ASW • Rev.
Designer: Joel Iskowitz and Phebe Hemphill
Date
2011
2011P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
126,700
15,243
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
KM # 514 • RevDesc: Northeast slope of Mount Reynolds • 155.5500g., 0.9990 Silver,
4.9958oz. ASW • Rev. Designer: Barbara Fox and Charles L. Vickers
Date
2011
2011P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
126,700
12,209
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
KM # 515 • RevDesc: Roosevelt elk on a gravel river bar along the Hoh River, Mount
Olympus in the background • 155.5500g., 0.9990 Silver, 4.9958oz. ASW • Rev.
Designer: Susan Gambel and Michael Gaudioso
Date
2011
2011P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
—
—
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
KM # 516 • RevDesc: U.S.S. Cairo on the Yazoo River • 155.5500g., 0.9990 Silver,
4.9958oz. ASW • Rev. Designer: Thomas Cleveland and Joseph Menna
Date
2011
2011P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
—
—
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
KM # 517 • RevDesc: Limestone Lincoln Bridge • 155.5500g., 0.9990 Silver, 4.9958oz.
ASW • Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver and James Licaretz
Date
2011
2011P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
—
—
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
MS-65
200
190
MS-69
260
240
KM # 537 • 155.5200g., 0.9990 Silver, 4.9949oz. ASW
Date
2012
2012P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
—
—
Date
1986
1986S
1987
1987S
1988
1988S
1989
1989S
1990
1990S
1991
1991S
1992
1992S
1993
1993P
1994
1994P
1995
1995P
1995W 10th Anniversary
1996
1996P
1997
1997P
1998
1998P
1999
1999P
2000P
2000
2001
2001W
2002
2002W
2003
2003W
2004
2004W
2005
2005W
2006
2006W
2006P Reverse Proof
2006W Burnished Unc.
2006 20th Aniv. 3 pc. set
2007
2007W
2007W Burnished Unc.
2008
2008W Reverse of '07, U in United with rounded bottom.
2008
2008W Burnished Unc.
2009
2010
2010
2011
2011P Reverse Proof
2011S Unc.
2011W Burnished Unc.
2011W Proof
2012
2012 Reverse Proof
Mintage
—
—
MS-65
38.90
—
34.20
—
35.20
—
31.40
—
35.20
—
34.20
—
34.20
—
35.20
—
35.20
—
36.70
—
—
48.00
—
34.20
—
35.20
—
35.20
—
—
35.20
31.40
—
31.40
—
31.40
—
31.40
—
31.40
—
33.70
—
—
75.00
—
31.70
—
37.40
31.40
430
—
36.50
31.40
31.40
—
31.40
—
275
65.00
—
31.40
—
Prf-65
—
63.20
—
63.20
—
63.80
—
63.80
—
71.20
—
68.20
—
63.80
—
88.00
—
95.00
—
82.00
3,050
—
78.00
—
132
—
63.20
—
63.20
63.20
—
—
63.20
—
63.20
—
63.20
—
63.20
—
63.20
—
63.20
195
—
450
—
63.20
—
—
—
79.00
—
—
—
63.20
—
295
—
—
63.20
—
120
GOLD $5
KM # 538 • 155.5200g., 0.9990 Silver, 4.9949oz. ASW
Date
2012
2012P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
5,393,005
(1,446,778)
11,442,335
(904,732)
5,004,646
(557,370)
5,203,327
(617,694)
5,840,110
(695,510)
7,191,066
(511,924)
5,540,068
498,543
6,763,762
405,913
4,227,319
(372,168)
4,672,051
407,822
30,102
3,603,386
498,293
4,295,004
440,315
4,847,547
450,728
7,408,640
549,330
600,743
9,239,132
9,001,711
746,398
10,539,026
(647,342)
8,495,008
747,831
8,882,754
801,602
8,891,025
816,663
10,676,522
1,093,600
—
468,000
—
9,028,036
821,759
690,891
20,583,000
—
713,353
—
30,459,000
34,764,500
—
—
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
—
—
KM # 539 • 155.5200g., 0.9990 Silver, 4.9949oz. ASW
Date
2012
2012P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
—
—
KM # 540 • 155.5520g., 0.9990 Silver, 4.9959oz. ASW
Date
2012
2012P Vapor blast finish
Mintage
—
—
AMERICAN EAGLE BULLION COINS
SILVER DOLLAR
KM # 273 • ObvDesc: Liberty walking left • RevDesc: Eagle with shield • 31.1050g.,
0.9993 Silver, 0.9993oz. ASW, 40.6mm. • Obv. Designer: Adolph A. Weinman Rev.
Designer: John Mercanti
92
KM# 216 • 3.3930g., 0.9167 Gold, 0.1000oz. AGW, 16.5mm. • Obv. Designer:
Augustus Saint-Gaudens Rev. Designer: Miley Busiek
Date
MCMLXXXVI (1986)
MCMLXXXVII (1987)
MCMLXXXVIII (1988)
MCMLXXXVIII (1988)P
MCMLXXXIX (1989)
MCMLXXXIX (1989)P
MCMXC (1990)
MCMXC (1990)P
MCMXCI (1991)
MCMXCI (1991)P
1992
1992P
1993
1993P
1994
1994W
1995
1995W
1996
1996W
1997
1997W
1998
1998W
1999
1999W
Mintage
912,609
580,266
159,500
(143,881)
264,790
84,647
210,210
(99,349)
165,200
70,334
209,300
64,874
210,709
45,960
206,380
62,849
223,025
62,667
401,964
57,047
528,515
34,977
1,344,520
39,395
2,750,338
48,428
MS-65
201
201
205
—
255
—
205
—
245
—
216
—
193
—
193
—
191
—
191
—
220
—
220
—
191
—
Prf-65
—
—
—
190
—
198
—
198
—
193
—
193
—
193
—
193
—
193
—
193
—
193
—
193
—
165
COINS NOVEMBER 2012
Date
Mintage
MS-65
Prf-65
1999W Unfinished Proof die
—
800
—
Note: The 1999 W issues are standard matte finished gold that were struck with unfinished proof dies.
2000
569,153
188
—
2000W
49,971
—
193
2001
269,147
191
—
2001W
37,530
—
193
2002
230,027
245
—
2002W
40,864
—
193
2003
245,029
191
—
2003W
40,027
—
193
2004
250,016
191
—
2004W
35,131
—
225
2005
300,043
191
—
2005W
49,265
—
225
2006
285,006
191
—
2006W
47,277
—
193
2006W Burnished Unc.
20,643
215
—
2007
190,010
191
—
2007W
58,553
—
208
2007W Burnished Unc.
22,501
175
—
2008
305,000
201
—
2008W
—
—
208
2008W Burnished Unc.
12,657
320
—
2009
27,000
191
—
2010
—
191
—
2010W
—
—
193
2011W
5,000
—
193
2011
—
191
—
2012
—
191
—
GOLD $10
KM # 217 • 8.4830g., 0.9167 Gold, 0.2500oz. AGW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: Augustus
Saint-Gaudens Rev. Designer: Miley Busiek
Date
Mintage
MS-65
Prf-65
MCMLXXXVI (1986)
726,031
490
—
MCMLXXXVII (1987)
269,255
490
—
MCMLXXXVIII (1988)
49,000
490
—
MCMLXXXVIII (1988)P
(98,028)
—
490
MCMLXXXIX (1989)
81,789
490
—
MCMLXXXIX (1989)P
54,170
—
490
MCMXC (1990)
41,000
490
—
MCMXC (1990)P
62,674
—
490
MCMXCI (1991)
36,100
490
—
MCMXCI (1991)P
50,839
—
490
1992
59,546
467
—
1992P
46,269
—
490
1993
71,864
467
—
1993P
33,775
—
490
1994
72,650
467
—
1994W
47,172
—
490
1995
83,752
467
—
1995W
47,526
—
559
1996
60,318
467
—
1996W
38,219
—
559
1997
108,805
467
—
1997W
29,805
—
559
1998
309,829
467
—
1998W
29,503
—
559
1999
564,232
467
—
1999W
34,417
—
559
1999W Unfinished Proof die
—
1,350
—
Note: The 1999 W issues are standard matte finished gold that were struck with unfinished proof dies.
2000
128,964
467
—
2000W
36,036
—
559
2001
71,280
467
—
2001W
25,613
—
559
2002
62,027
467
—
2002W
29,242
—
559
2003
74,029
467
—
2003W
30,292
—
559
2004
72,014
467
—
2004W
28,839
—
559
2005
72,015
467
—
2005W
37,207
—
559
2006
60,004
467
—
2006W
36,127
—
559
2006W Burnished Unc.
15,188
785
—
2007
34,004
467
—
2007W
46,189
—
468
2007W Burnished Unc.
12,786
990
—
2008
—
467
—
2008W
28,000
—
468
2008W Burnished Unc.
8,883
1,750
—
2009
27,500
467
—
2010
—
467
—
2010W
—
—
559
2011W
4,000
—
559
2011
—
467
—
2012
—
467
—
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
GOLD $25
KM# 218 • 16.9660g., 0.9167 Gold, 0.5000oz. AGW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer:
Augustus Saint-Gaudens Rev. Designer: Miley Busiek
Date
MCMLXXXVI (1986)
MCMLXXXVII (1987)
MCMLXXXVII (1987)P
MCMLXXXVIII (1988)
MCMLXXXVIII (1988)P
MCMLXXXIX (1989)
MCMLXXXIX (1989)P
MCMXC (1990)
MCMXC (1990)P
MCMXCI (1991)
MCMXCI (1991)P
1992
1992P
1993
1993P
1994
1994W
1995
1995W
1996
1996W
1997
1997W
1998
1998W
1999
1999W
2000
2000W
2001
2001W
2002
2002W
2003
2003W
2004
2004W
2005
2005W
2006
2006W
2006W Burnished Unc.
2007
2007W
2007W Burnished Unc.
2008
2008W
2008W Burnished Unc.
2009
2010
2010W
2011W
2011
2012
Mintage
599,566
131,255
(143,398)
45,000
(76,528)
44,829
44,798
31,000
51,636
24,100
53,125
54,404
40,976
73,324
31,130
62,400
44,584
53,474
45,388
39,287
35,058
79,605
26,344
169,029
25,374
263,013
30,427
79,287
32,028
48,047
23,240
70,027
26,646
79,029
28,270
98,040
27,330
80,023
34,311
66,004
34,322
15,164
47,002
44,025
11,458
61,000
27,800
15,683
55,000
—
—
2,000
—
—
MS-65
995
903
—
1,300
—
1,350
—
1,525
—
2,250
—
1,075
—
1,025
—
1,025
—
1,075
—
1,200
—
1,025
—
903
—
903
—
1,025
—
1,025
—
1,025
—
903
—
903
—
903
—
906
—
1,900
1,100
—
1,925
906
—
1,650
906
906
—
—
903
903
Prf-65
—
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
960
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
955
—
—
955
—
—
955
—
—
—
955
955
—
—
GOLD $50
KM# 219 • 33.9310g., 0.9167 Gold, 100000oz. AGW, 32.7mm. • Obv. Designer:
Augustus Saint-Gaudens Rev. Designer: Miley Busiek
Date
MCMLXXXVI (1986)
MCMLXXXVI (1986)W
MCMLXXXVII (1987)
MCMLXXXVII (1987)W
MCMLXXXVIII (1988)
MCMLXXXVIII (1988)W
MCMLXXXIX (1989)
MCMLXXXIX (1989)W
MCMXC (1990)
MCMXC (1990)W
Mintage
1,362,650
(446,290)
1,045,500
147,498
465,000
(87,133)
415,790
54,570
373,219
(62,401)
MS-65
1,725
—
1,725
—
1,725
—
1,725
—
1,725
—
Prf-65
—
1,840
—
1,840
—
1,840
—
1,840
—
1,840
93
Date
Mintage
MS-65
Prf-65
MCMXCI (1991)
243,100
1,725
—
MCMXCI (1991)W
(50,411)
—
1,840
1992
275,000
1,725
—
1992W
44,826
—
1,790
1993
480,192
1,725
—
1993W
34,369
—
1,790
1994
221,663
1,725
—
1994W
46,674
—
1,790
1995
200,636
1,725
—
1995W
46,368
—
1,790
1995W 10th Anniversary
—
—
—
1996
189,148
1,725
—
1996W
36,153
—
1,790
1997
664,508
1,725
—
1997W
28,034
—
1,790
1998
1,468,530
1,725
—
1998W
25,886
—
1,800
1999
1,505,026
1,725
—
1999W
31,427
—
1,790
1999W Die error
—
3,000
—
Note: The 1999 W issues are standard matte finished gold that were struck with unfinished proof dies.
2000
433,319
1,725
—
2000W
33,007
—
1,790
2001
143,605
1,725
—
2001W
24,555
—
1,790
2002
222,029
1,725
—
2002W
27,499
—
1,790
2003
416,032
1,725
—
2003W
28,344
—
1,790
2004
417,149
1,725
—
2004W
28,215
—
1,790
2005
356,555
1,725
—
2005W
35,246
—
1,790
2006
237,510
1,725
—
2006W
47,000
—
1,790
2006W Reverse Proof
10,000
—
2,450
2006W Burnished Unc.
45,912
1,575
—
2007
140,016
1,741
—
2007W
51,810
—
1,790
2007W Burnished Unc.
18,609
1,980
—
2008W
710,000
1,725
—
2008W Proof
29,000
—
1,790
2008W Burnished Unc.
11,908
—
2,100
2008W Reverse of '07
—
—
—
2009
122,000
1,725
—
2010
—
1,725
—
2010W
—
—
1,790
2011
—
1,725
—
2011W
—
—
1,790
2012
—
1,725
—
KM# 327 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Southwestern cactus desert • 3.1100g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2001W
Mintage
12,174
MS-65
—
Prf-65
210
KM# 339 • RevDesc: Eagle fishing in America's Northwest • 3.1100g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2002W
Mintage
(12,365)
MS-65
—
Prf-65
210
KM# 351 • RevDesc: Eagle pearched on a Rocky Mountain Pine branch against a flag
backdrop • 3.1100g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John
Mercanti Rev. Designer: Al Maletsky
Date
2003W
Mintage
9,534
MS-65
—
Prf-65
215
KM# 364 • RevDesc: Chester French, 1907. The sculpture is outside the N.Y. Customs
House, now part of the Smithsonian's Museum of the American Indian • 3.1100g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2004W
Mintage
7,161
MS-65
—
Prf-65
535
KM# 377 • RevDesc: Eagle with cornucopiae • 3.1100g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.0999oz.
APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2005W
Mintage
8,104
MS-65
—
Prf-65
265
KM# 389 • RevDesc: Liberty seated writing between two columns • 3.1100g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2006W
Mintage
10,205
MS-65
—
Prf-65
210
KM# 414 • RevDesc: Eagle with shield • 3.1100g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW,
17mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2007W
Mintage
8,176
MS-65
—
Prf-65
210
KM# 434 • RevDesc: Justice standing before eagle • 3.1100g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.0999oz. APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2008W
Mintage
8,176
MS-65
—
Prf-65
585
KM# 460 • 3.1100g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John
Mercanti
Date
2009W
Mintage
5,600
MS-65
—
Prf-65
—
PLATINUM $25
PLATINUM $10
KM # 283 • RevDesc: Eagle flying right over sunrise • 3.1100g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.0999oz. APW, 17mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Thomas D.
Rogers Sr
Date
1997
1997W
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2006W Burnished Unc.
2007
2007W Burnished Unc.
2008
2008 Burnished Unc.
Mintage
70,250
36,996
39,525
55,955
34,027
52,017
23,005
22,007
15,010
14,013
11,001
—
13,003
—
17,000
—
MS-65
162
—
162
162
162
162
162
162
162
162
162
425
162
280
162
210
Prf-65
—
215
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KM # 289 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over New England costal lighthouse • 3.1100g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1998W
Mintage
19,847
MS-65
—
Prf-65
210
KM# 284 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over sunrise • 7.7857g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.2502oz. APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Thomas D.
Rogers Sr
Date
1997
1997W
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2006W Burnished Unc.
2007
2007W Burnished Unc.
2008
2008 Burnished Unc.
2009
Mintage
27,100
18,628
38,887
39,734
20,054
21,815
27,405
25,207
18,010
12,013
12,001
—
8,402
—
22,800
—
—
MS-65
395
—
395
395
395
395
395
395
395
395
395
585
395
409
395
665
—
Prf-65
—
414
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KM# 290 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over New England costal lighthouse • 7.7857g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1998W
Mintage
14,873
MS-65
—
Prf-65
414
KM# 302 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Southeastern Wetlands • 7.7857g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1999W
KM # 301 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Southeastern Wetlands • 3.1100g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.0999oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1999W
Mintage
19,133
MS-65
—
Prf-65
210
KM # 314 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Heartland • 3.1100g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.0999oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2000W
94
Mintage
15,651
MS-65
—
Prf-65
210
Mintage
13,507
MS-65
—
Prf-65
414
KM# 315 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Heartland • 7.7857g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.2502oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2000W
Mintage
(11,995)
MS-65
—
Prf-65
414
KM# 328 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Southwestern cactus desert • 7.7857g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2001W
Mintage
8,847
MS-65
—
Prf-65
414
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KM # 340 • RevDesc: Eagle fishing in America's Northwest • 7.7857g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2002W
Mintage
(9,282)
MS-65
—
Prf-65
414
KM # 352 • RevDesc: Eagle pearched on a Rocky Mountain Pine branch against a flag
backdrop. • 7.7857g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John
Mercanti Rev. Designer: Al Maletsky
Date
2003W
Mintage
7,044
MS-65
—
Prf-65
414
KM # 365 • RevDesc: Chester French, 1907. The sculpture is outside the N.Y. Customs
House, now part of the Smithsonian's Museum of the American Indian • 7.7857g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2004W
Mintage
5,193
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,075
KM # 378 • RevDesc: Eagle with cornucopiae • 7.7857g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.2502oz.
APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2005W
Mintage
6,592
MS-65
—
Prf-65
595
KM # 390 • RevDesc: Liberty seated writing between two columns • 7.7857g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2006W
Mintage
7,813
MS-65
—
Prf-65
414
KM # 415 • RevDesc: Eagle with shield • 7.7857g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW,
22mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2007W
Mintage
6,017
MS-65
—
Prf-65
414
KM # 435 • RevDesc: Justice standing before eagle • 7.7857g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.2502oz. APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2008W
Mintage
6,017
MS-65
—
Prf-65
985
KM# 341 • RevDesc: Eagle fishing in America's Northwest • 15.5520g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2002W
Mintage
(8,772)
MS-65
—
Prf-65
829
KM# 353 • RevDesc: Eagle pearched on a Rocky Mountain Pine branch against a flag
backdrop. • 15.5520g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer:
John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Al Maletsky
Date
2003W
Mintage
7,131
MS-65
—
Prf-65
829
KM# 366 • RevDesc: Chester French, 1907. The sculpture is outside the N.Y. Customs
House, now part of the Smithsonian's Museum of the American Indian • 15.5520g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2004W
Mintage
5,063
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,750
KM# 379 • RevDesc: Eagle with cornucopiae • 15.5520g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.4997oz.
APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2005W
Mintage
5,942
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,175
KM # 461 • 7.7857g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.2502oz. APW, 22mm. • Obv. Designer: John
Mercanti
Date
2009W
Mintage
3,800
MS-65
—
Prf-65
—
PLATINUM $50
KM# 391 • RevDesc: Liberty seated writing between two columns • 15.5520g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2006W
Mintage
7,649
MS-65
—
Prf-65
902
KM# 416 • RevDesc: Eagle with shield • 15.5520g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW,
27mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2007W
2007W Reverse Proof
KM # 285 • RevDesc: Eagle flying right over sunrise • 15.5520g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.4997oz. APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Thomas D.
Rogers Sr
Date
1997
1997W
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2006W Burnished Unc.
2007
2007W Burnished Unc.
2008
2008W Burnished Unc.
2009
Mintage
20,500
(15,432)
32,419
32,309
18,892
12,815
24,005
17,409
13,236
9,013
9,602
—
7,001
—
14,000
—
—
MS-65
789
—
789
789
789
789
789
789
789
789
789
902
789
817
789
1,200
—
Prf-65
—
837
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Mintage
22,873
16,937
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
829
829
KM# 436 • RevDesc: Justice standing before eagle • 15.5520g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.4997oz. APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2008W
Mintage
22,873
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,600
KM# 462 • 15.5520g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer: John
Mercanti
Date
2009
Mintage
3,600
MS-65
—
Prf-65
—
PLATINUM $100
KM# 286 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over sun rise • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.9995oz. APW, 33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Thomas D.
Rogers Sr
KM # 291 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over New England costal lighthouse • 15.5520g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1998W
Mintage
13,836
MS-65
—
Prf-65
829
KM # 303 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Southeastern Wetlands • 15.5520g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1999W
Mintage
11,103
MS-65
—
Prf-65
829
KM # 316 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Heartland • 15.5520g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.4997oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2000W
Mintage
(11,049)
MS-65
—
Prf-65
829
KM # 329 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Southwestern cactus desert • 15.5520g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.4997oz. APW, 27mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2001W
WWW.COINSMAGAZINE.NET
Mintage
8,254
MS-65
—
Prf-65
829
Date
1997
1997W
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2006W Burnished Unc.
2007
2007W Burnished Unc.
2008
2008W Burnished Unc.
2009
2011
Mintage
56,000
(15,885)
133,002
56,707
10,003
14,070
11,502
8,007
7,009
6,310
6,000
—
7,202
—
21,800
—
—
10,299
MS-65
1,578
—
1,578
1,578
1,578
1,578
1,578
1,578
1,578
1,578
1,578
1,705
1,578
1,620
1,578
1,705
—
—
Prf-65
—
1,673
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
95
KM # 292 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over New England costal lighthouse • 31.1050g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
KM# 392 • RevDesc: Liberty seated writing between two columns • 31.1050g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW, 33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1998W
Date
2006W
Mintage
14,912
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,658
KM # 304 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Southeastern Wetlands • 31.1050g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
1999W
Mintage
12,363
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,658
Mintage
12,453
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,658
KM # 330 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Southwestern cactus desert • 31.1050g.,
0.9995 Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW, 33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2001W
Mintage
8,969
MS-65
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,658
KM# 417 • RevDesc: Eagle with shield • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW,
33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2007W
Mintage
8,363
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,658
KM# 437 • RevDesc: Justice standing before eagle • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.9995oz. APW, 33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
KM # 317 • RevDesc: Eagle in flight over Heartland • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum,
0.9995oz. APW • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2000W
Mintage
9,152
Prf-65
1,658
Date
2008W
Mintage
8,363
MS-65
—
Prf-65
2,825
KM# 463 • RevDesc: Four portraits • 31.1020g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.9994oz. APW,
33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2009W Proof
Mintage
4,900
MS-65
—
Prf-65
2,600
KM# 488 • RevDesc: Statue of Justice holding scales • 31.1050g., 0.9990 Platinum,
0.9990oz. APW, 33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2010W
Mintage
—
MS-65
—
Prf-65
2,200
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,658
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,692
KM# 518 • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW, 33mm.
Date
2011W
Mintage
—
KM# 541 • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW
Date
2012
Mintage
—
BISON BULLION COINAGE
GOLD $5
KM # 342 • RevDesc: Eagle fishing in America's Northwest • 31.1050g., 0.9995
Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW, 33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti
Date
2002W
Mintage
(9,834)
MS-65
—
Prf-65
1,658
KM # 354 • RevDesc: Eagle pearched on a Rocky Mountain Pine branch against a flag
backdrop • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW, 33mm. • Obv. Designer:
John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Al Maletsky
Date
2003W
Mintage
8,246
MS-65
—
KM# 411 • ObvDesc: Indian Head right • RevDesc: Bison • 3.1100g., 0.9999 Gold,
0.1000oz. AGW
Date
2008W
2008W
Prf-65
1,673
Mintage
19,300
19,000
MS-65
—
575
Prf-65
660
—
GOLD $10
KM# 412 • ObvDesc: Indian Head right • RevDesc: Bison • 7.7857g., 0.9999 Gold,
0.2503oz. AGW
Date
2008W
2008W
Mintage
13,900
10,500
MS-65
—
1,375
Prf-65
1,550
—
GOLD $25
KM# 413 • ObvDesc: Indian Head right • RevDesc: Bison • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold,
0.4995oz. AGW
Date
2008W
2008W
KM # 367 • RevDesc: Inspired by the sculpture “America” by Daniel Chester French,
1907. The sculpture is outside the N.Y. Customs House, now part of the Smithsonian's
Museum of the American Indian • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.9995oz. APW, 33mm.
• Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2004W
Mintage
6,007
MS-65
—
Mintage
12,500
17,000
MS-65
—
1,350
Prf-65
1,775
—
GOLD $50
Prf-65
1,919
KM # 380 • RevDesc: Eagle with cornucopiae • 31.1050g., 0.9995 Platinum, 0.9995oz.
APW, 33mm. • Obv. Designer: John Mercanti Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
Date
2005W
Mintage
6,602
MS-65
—
Prf-65
2,400
KM# 393 • ObvDesc: Indian head right • RevDesc: Bison standing left on mound •
31.1050g., 0.9999 Gold, 0.9999oz. AGW, 32mm. • Designer: James E. Fraser
96
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Date
2006W
2006W
2007W
2007W
2008W
2008W
2008W Moy Family Chop
2009W
2009W
2010W
2010
2011W
2011
2012W
2012
Mintage
246,267
337,012
136,503
58,998
189,500
19,500
—
—
—
49,374
—
—
—
—
—
MS-65
—
1,725
1,725
—
1,725
—
3,950
1,725
—
—
1,725
—
1,725
—
1,725
Prf-65
1,857
—
—
1,857
—
3,100
—
—
1,827
1,857
—
1,857
—
1,860
—
FIRST SPOUSE GOLD COINAGE
KM # 407 • ObvDesc: Bust 3/4 facing • RevDesc: Martha Washington seated sewing •
15.5520g., 0.9999 Gold, 0.4999oz. AGW, 23.5mm. • Obv. Designer: Joseph Menna
Rev. Designer: Susan Gamble and Don Everhart
Mintage
20,000
20,000
MS-65
1,065
—
Prf-65
—
886
KM # 408 • ObvDesc: Bust 3/4 facing • RevDesc: Abigail Adams seated at desk writing to
John during the Revolutionary War • 15.5520g., 0.9999 Gold, 0.4999oz. AGW, 26.5mm. •
Obv. Designer: Joseph Menna Rev. Designer: Thomas Cleveland and Phebe Hemphill
Date
2007W
2007W
Mintage
20,000
20,000
MS-65
1,065
—
Prf-65
—
886
KM # 409 • ObvDesc: Bust design from coinage • RevDesc: Jefferson's tombstone •
15.5520g., 0.9999 Gold, 0.4999oz. AGW, 26.5mm. • Obv. Designer: Robert Scot and
Phebe Hemphill Rev. Designer: Charles Vickers
Date
2007W
2007W
Mintage
20,000
20,000
MS-65
1,065
—
Prf-65
—
886
KM # 410 • ObvDesc: Bust 3/4 facing • RevDesc: Dolley standing before painting of
Washington, which she saved from the White House • 15.5520g., 0.9999 Gold,
0.4999oz. AGW, 26.5mm. • Obv. Designer: Don Everhart Rev. Designer: Joel Iskowitz
and Don Everhart
Date
2007W
2007W
Mintage
12,500
18,300
MS-65
886
—
Prf-65
—
886
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
1,675
—
Prf-65
—
1,450
KM# 457 • ObvDesc: Bust facing • RevDesc: Letitia and two children playing outside
of Cedar Grove Plantation • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW • Obv. Designer:
Phebe Hemphill Rev. Designer: Susan Gamble and Norm Nemeth
Date
2009W
2009W
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
1,800
—
Prf-65
—
1,900
KM# 458 • ObvDesc: Bust facing • RevDesc: Julia and John Tyler dancing •
15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW • Designer: Joel Iskowitz and Don Everhart
Date
2009W
2009W
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
1,500
—
Prf-65
—
1,250
KM# 459 • ObvDesc: Bust 3/4 right • RevDesc: Sarah seated at desk as personal
secretary to James Polk • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW • Designer: Phebe
Hemphill
Date
2009W
2009W
GOLD $10
Date
2007W
2007W
Date
2009W
2009W
Mintage
3,501
5,157
MS-65
1,165
—
Prf-65
—
1,350
KM# 465 • ObvDesc: Bust 3/4 left • RevDesc: Margaret Taylor nurses wounded
soldier during the Seminole War • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW • Obv.
Designer: Phebe Hemphill and Charles Vickers Rev. Designer: Mary Beth Zeitz and James
Licaretz
Date
2009W
2009W
Mintage
3,430
4,787
MS-65
1,450
—
Prf-65
—
1,125
KM# 481 • RevDesc: Abigail Filmore placing books on library shelf • 15.5200g., 0.9990
Gold, 0.4985oz. AGW • Obv. Designer: Phebe Hemphill Rev. Designer: Susan Gamble
and Joseph Menna
Date
2010W
2010W
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
1,100
—
Prf-65
—
1,350
KM# 482 • RevDesc: Jane Pierce seated on porch • 15.5200g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4985oz.
AGW • Obv. Designer: Donna Weaver and Don Everhart Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver
and Charles Vickers
Date
2010W
2010W
Mintage
3,333
4,843
MS-65
1,065
—
Prf-65
—
1,100
KM# 483 • RevDesc: Buchanan as clerk • 15.5200g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4985oz. AGW,
26.5mm. • Obv. Designer: Christian Gobrecht Rev. Designer: Joseph Menna
Date
2010W
2010W
Mintage
5,348
7,304
MS-65
1,100
—
Prf-65
—
1,100
KM# 484 • RevDesc: Mary Lincoln visiting soldiers at hospital • 15.5200g., 0.9990
Gold, 0.4985oz. AGW • Obv. Designer: Phebe Hemphill Rev. Designer: Joel Iskowitz
and Pheve Hemphill
Date
2010W
2010W
Mintage
3,760
6,904
MS-65
1,100
—
Prf-65
—
1,100
KM# 509 • ObvDesc: Bust of Eliza Johnson • 15.5500g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4994oz. AGW
KM # 430 • ObvDesc: Bust 3/4 facing right • RevDesc: Elizabeth standing before mirror
• 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW, 26.5mm. • Obv. Designer: Joel Iskowitz and
Don Everhart Rev. Designer: Donna Weaver and Charles Vickers
Date
2008W
2008W
Mintage
4,500
7,900
MS-65
1,275
—
Prf-65
—
1,350
KM # 431 • ObvDesc: Bust 3/4 facing right • RevDesc: Lousia and son Charles before
entrance • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW, 26.5mm. • Obv. Designer: Susan
Gamble and Phebe Hemphill Rev. Designer: Joseph Menna
Date
2008W
2008W
Mintage
4,200
7,400
MS-65
1,750
—
Prf-65
—
1,550
KM # 432 • ObvDesc: Capped and draped bust left • RevDesc: Andrew Jackson on
horseback right • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW, 26.5mm. • Obv. Designer:
John Reich Rev. Designer: Justin Kunz and Don Everhart
Date
2008W
2008W
Mintage
4,800
7,800
MS-65
1,875
—
Prf-65
—
1,700
KM # 433 • ObvDesc: Seated Liberty with shiled • RevDesc: Youthful van Buren seated
under tree, family tavern in distance • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW, 26.5mm. •
Obv. Designer: Christian Gobrecht Rev. Designer: Thomas Cleveland and James Licaretz
Date
2008W
2008W
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
1,425
—
Prf-65
—
1,325
Date
2011W
2011W
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
1,100
—
Prf-65
—
1,100
KM# 510 • ObvDesc: Bust of Julia Grant • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW,
26.5mm.
Date
2011W
2011W
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
1,100
—
Prf-65
—
1,100
KM# 511 • ObvDesc: Bust of Lucy Hayes • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW
Date
2011W
2011W
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
1,100
—
Prf-65
—
1,100
KM# 512 • ObvDesc: Bust of Lucretia Garfield • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold,
0.4995oz. AGW
Date
2011W
2011W
Mintage
15,000
Inc. above
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
KM# 532 • ObvDesc: Alice Paul, suffragist • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW
Date
2012W
2012W
Mintage
—
—
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
KM# 533 • ObvDesc: Francis Cleveland (first term) • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold,
0.4995oz. AGW
Date
2012W
2012W
Mintage
—
—
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
KM# 534 • ObvDesc: Caroline Harrison • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW
Date
2012W
2012W
Mintage
—
—
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
KM# 535 • ObvDesc: Francis Cleveland (second term) • 15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold,
0.4995oz. AGW
KM # 456 • ObvDesc: Bust 3/4 left • RevDesc: Anna reading to her three children •
15.5520g., 0.9990 Gold, 0.4995oz. AGW • Obv. Designer: Donna Weaver and Joseph
Menna Rev. Designer: Thomas Cleveland and Charles Vickers
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Date
2012
2012
Mintage
—
—
MS-65
—
—
Prf-65
—
—
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