Ebay Score: Slabbed 1931-S Lincoln, 1927 Vermont Half, And Much More

I apologize for breaking the "one coin per post" rule, but I bought these as a poorly labeled lot and I'm curious to hear your opinions.

The lot title was "Old American Coin Lot (Some Silver)" (https://www.ebay.com/itm/Old-Americ...133672922394). I offered $150, figuring the wheatie would cover the costs and the other 17 coins and two bars would be icing on the cake.


The crown jewel. Of course an ICG 64RB isn't a PCGS 64RB, but other ICG 64s have been selling on the bay for around what I paid for the lot. In hand, it's much closer to red than brown.




1927 Vermont commemorative. This came in an NGC body bag for environmental damage, which appears to be PVC. Other than that, I dig the circulation cameo and still find it to be an attractive coin.



1857 FEC. Maybe F-VF details, cleaned.



Lightly circulated type 1 buffalo with a bit of poorly mixed alloy.



1847 Half Dime. I'm thinking problem-free F-VF.



1870 Three Cent Nickel with an obverse lamination, reverse die breaks, and 15 degrees of die rotation. The lamination is visible around much of the edge.



1818 large cent, cleaned (Is that polishing compound in the recesses?). It has a rich, chocolate brown patina that looks better in hand.



1860 IHC woody.



1901 IHC. This one has many minor rim Cuds. The edge is unaffected, so it's definitely not damage except at 8:00 on the reverse. There's also an isolated die chip in the field behind the neck.



1.3 oz of silver.



Low-value copper alloy.