April Sale 2013, Auction Number 9

A low mintage date with a somewhat high retail usually attached. We have estimated the coin realistically and challenge any one to buy one ungraded (h

Knowlegible collectors certainly rate this date.whilst common in choice unc grades the coin is very scarce in this designation. I have seen these at m

A common date for sure but buy this coin and sit and forget

A nice coin to add to or start your set registry. They do cost money and time to grade so forget the hassle and lash out on this nice little gem.

These were released well after 1962 and indeed were very scarce until the mid 1960"s. This coin perfectly struck and actually well.... Perfect ...

Perfect

Are we giving this coin away? Time will tell but basically a lovely example of a Teddy sixpence.

I know it looks a lot of money but this coin is special. For a start 1912 is one of the most elusive of all sixpence s. This coin has near perfect su

From the prestigious Borg collection. This piece has blast white surfaces. A semi key date as well.

Deep but not unattractive toning. At the grade one of the best and really not expensive.

PCGS were brutal on this coin but probably right. It has lovely full white bloom with only the faintest contacts on the obverse. The reverse looks a f

A nice Denver mint issue. Again I stress the grading fee is $25 and now with no risk because the coin has been submitted.

This coin has come down a little in price since very few were initially graded. I have owned 1 mint roll of the date in my time but having said that s

A common date yes but still the coin is PCGS graded MS 64.

One of the most common dates but very few graded higher than this gem.

Elusive coin in ms 65. I have had rolls but seriously only one or two per roll would be as nice as this lovely gem piece. If you are starting your se

I thought this coin would grade higher hence it is now in a holder. A little hard to find would sell raw in the $40 range.

Grading fee only and really a giveaway.

The vendor has bills to pay, hence we think it is a givaway. Consider a coin over 100 years old, new condition , a one year type and estimated at the

I think these are very good value. See our comments on the previous lot. We can't replace these at this level .