Neat thread just noticed it today. I have an interesting aquisition (no pictures yet). My mother in-law was partial heir to a mans estate recently, The fellow and I were supposed to get together to discuss coins as he was also a collector. When dividing the estate my mother in law was asked if she wanted his coin collection (valued by a dealer at $900 for the estate) as part of her proceeds. She took it and sold it to me for the appraised value knowing the man had wanted me to have some of the coins anyway. Here is the take so far
$250 in circulated $2 bills Ikes, Sacs, SBAs,
Kennedy halves, and bicentenial quarters. (I will have fun spending these)
2 rolls Canadian quarters 40s to 70s
Roll Canadian dimes 40s to 60s
5 rolls Canadian nickels including 1899, 1905, and 1906 which are the size of a
Half Dime and silver
1884, 1887, 1900, 1901, 1905, 1913, 1919(2), and 1920(2) Canadian large cents
1723 Hibernia copper farthing (holed at base of bust or would be fine condition)
1831 large cent (holed on right side of date or would be VG)
1810(10/9) large cent VG/F
1832
Half Cent XF
Civil war token "Oliver Boutwell Miller" 1863
Union Flour token DL Wing & Co Albany NY
Misouri sales tax token (1935-1940)
6 different transit tokens from pre 50s
10 wooden nickels from various companies
approximately 200 foreign coins mostly dated from 30s and 40s(just started going through these)
69 Notes from China, Japan, Germany, France, Italy dated between 1910 and 1944 (some are not in very good shape)
200 rolls of cents various dates on the rolls 59 through 75 (I haven't opened these yet to see if they are bright red)
Jar of about 2000 wheat cents
77
Indian Head cents ( no significant dates except 68,and 09)
1853
Half Dime F
1864 2 cent large motto VG
Ancient Roman Follis 296-360 AD
as yet unidentified ancient all characters no people or writing
1886, 1887, 1889
Seated Liberty dimes VG XF F
several junk merc dimes
the following
Barber dimes all G/VG 96, 00-O, 01, 02-O, 03(VF),05, 05-S, 06(2), 07, 08(3), 08-D, 08-O, 09, 09-O, 10, 10-S, 11(2), 11-S(2), 12(2), 12-D, 12-S, 13(2), 14(2), 14-D(2), 15, 16(2) The Barbers and Seated Liberties were in a tube with mercs showing at each end.
1920 Pilgrim commemorative
1952 Washington/Carver commemorative
3 1982 Washington commemorative (2 uncirc 1 proof)
Barber quarters all G 99, 00-S, 05, 05-O, 11, 14-D
SLQ 26 and 27
1858-O Seated Liberty half G
Barber halves all G 04, 06, 07-O, 08-D, 08-O, 11, 14-S, 15-S
71 uncirc IKE still in blue mint packaging
Proof sets 72, 79, 80(2), 81(5), 82(3), 83(3)
Mint sets 79(2), 80(4), 81(3)
2 rolls of buffalos all dated only significant were MS 36(3) and 37(3)
roll of
Liberty nickels no keys
a bunch of miniatures in 14 or 22 karat gold (about $8 worth by weight)
1 oz silver bar
I think I did pretty well, what do you guys think.
Kie