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Gold: $3,373.85
Silver: $36.36
Platinum: $1,270.80
Palladium: $1,067.38
G/S: 92.78
Pt/G: 0.38
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Category:
Category:  Coins > Silver & Related Dollars > Morgan
PCGS:
PCGS:  007210
Cert:
Cert:  51363847
Price:
Price:  $1,495

Upcoming Auction Highlights

  • The Midwest Summer Sale 2025    View Lots
  • 7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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  • Lot #776 - Complete collection of Walking Liberty half dollars in two Whitman albums
  • Half Dollars-Walking Liberty
  • Cheddars de Voirs. Uniform wear and natural surfaces are noticed throughout this complete collection of Walking Liberty half-dollars that are housed in two Whitman coin albums. The first album runs from 1916 through 1940 while the second album houses everything from 1941 through 1947. Grades range fairly tightly from Good to Extra Fine with the majority of the tenants grading somewhere in between. Included in this even keel collection are the following examples: a 1916 (GD), a 1916-D (VG), a 1916-S (GD+), a 1917-D Obverse (GD), a 1917-D Reverse (VG+), a 1917-S Obverse (VG), a 1917-S Reverse (F), a 1918-D (VG), a 1918-S (VG), a 1919 (GD), a 1919-D (VG), a 1919-S (VG), a 1920-S (VG), a 1921 (AG+), a 1921-D (VG+), a 1921-S (GD+), and a 1938-D (VF). Every example in the “short set” from 1941 through 1947 is filled with fresh examples ranging in grade from Very Fine to Extra Fine and could not be any more original (ck).
 

Previous Auction Highlights

  • The Collectors' Auction    View Lots
  • 11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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  • Lot #601 - Collection of 32 different Morgan silver dollars in a Wayte Raymond album
  • Hammer: $4,700
  • Silver Dollar-Morgan
  • Catching All The Breaks Collection. A wonderful run of thirty-two Morgan silver dollars from 1878 through 1887 fill this Wayte Raymond album with mostly bright and white examples and a few toners mixed in. Included in this jaw dropping run are the following examples: an 1878 8TF (BU, white), an 1878 7TF Rev of ’78 (BU, white), an 1878-S (BU, white), an 1878 7/8TF Weak (BU, white), an 1878-CC (BU, white), an 1878 7TF Rev of ’79 (AU++, light tone), an 1879 (BU, light tone), an 1879-O (BU, white), an 1879-S (BU, pl), an 1880 (BU, obverse tone), an 1880-O (BU, white), an 1880-S (BU, light tone), an 1881 (BU, white), an 1881-O (BU, white), an 1881-S (BU, light tone), an 1882 (BU, white), 2x 1882-O (BU, white), an 1882-S (BU, white), an 1882-CC (BU, white), an 1883 (BU, toned), an 1883-O (BU, toned), an 1883-CC (BU, pl), an 1884-O (BU, toned), an 1884-CC (BU, white), an 1885 (BU, toned), an 1886 (BU, pl), an 1887-O (BU, pl), and an 1887-S (BU, toned). Many of these are Choice to Gem Uncirculated examples giving this particular set a little extra heat (ck).
 

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