2021 American Silver Eagle Type-2 MS-70

2022 1000 Peso Philippines Notes CSN (Consecutive Serial Numbers) SGU-67 EPQ Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-62

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

The "Native American Porcelain Doll Collection" is not like many dolls seen before. The individual dolls are very hard to find, and to see an entire family brought together is an incredible find. The dolls are very well made, and the porcelain is flawless. Rough measurement; the adults are about 20" long, the children are about 14" long, if they were stood on their feet. There are 2 animal skins (they are sitting on them) that comes with this Lot. All dolls sold as a set, we will not break them up.

2021-W Silver Eagle PR-69 DCAM Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1957-D Franklin Half Dollar MS-65 FBL Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1962 Roosevelt Dime PR-67 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1942 Mercury Dime MS-66 FB NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1942-S Washington 25C Silver Coin MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2009 Chen Baocai Silver Coin Colorized MS-70 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2017 China S10 Yuan FDOI MS-70 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1942 Washington 25C Silver Coin PR-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1960 Franklin Half Dollar PF-67 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1925 Peace Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1971-D Kennedy Half Dollar MS-67 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2015 G.Britain Britannia 1oz .999 Fine Silver Coin NGC MS-69 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1978-D Eisenhower Silver Dollar MS-65

1951 Silver Mauritius Rupee MS-60 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1949 South Africa 5 Shillings AU-58 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1942 South Africa 2.5 Shillings MS-62 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1967 French Polynesia 50 Francs MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1951 Mauritius Rupee MS-62 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2021 (P) Silver Eagle T1 Emergency Production MS-69 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

100% Pure White Jade Ornate Keepsake Bowl w/ Lid - Delicate craftsmanship, carved from a solid white jade block. Each interlocking ring is solid, not glued, and carved from the same block. A very nice piece to store jewelry, special candies, or just to show off. At this price, this piece is a steal!

Hand Carver African Medicine Bowl

BLU-RAY & 3D Digital HD Discs - 2 Titles

BLU-RAY & 3D Digital HD Discs - 3 Titles

BLU-RAY & 3D Digital HD Discs - 3 Titles

BLU-RAY & 3D Digital HD Discs - 3 Titles

BLU-RAY & 3D Digital HD Discs - 2 Titles

BLU-RAY & 3D Digital HD Discs - 3 Titles

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63

AD 420-438 Sassanian Empire Bahrain V, AR Drachm MS

2021-W Silver Eagle FDOI PF-70 Ultra Cameo

1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1882 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1953A Red Seal $2 Legal Tender Banknote + Acrylic Display

1963 Red Seal $2 Legal Tender Banknote + Acrylic Display

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63

2011-W Silver Eagle ANACS SP-70 (SP = A hybrid between Mint State and Proof.) Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2006 Silver Eagle SGS MS-70 (without the "W" Mintmark) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2007 Silver Eagle ICG MS-70 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1972 Mexico 50 Peso Ignacio De Allende Banknote Serie BPZ Prefix B

$100 Gold Coin Banknote CO359

$100 Gold Coin Banknote 1557

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1942-S Washington 25C MS-65+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

SILK-1: Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x36" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 36".

SILK-2: Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x36" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 36".

SILK-3: Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x36" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 36".

SILK-4:Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x36" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 36".

SILK-5: Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x36" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 36".

Silk 5: Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x36" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 36".

Silk 6: Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x36" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 36".

Silk 7: Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x36" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 36".

Silk 8: Embroidered Silk Tapestry Thangka Tara 24"x48" - Nepal. Ready for framing! As beautiful as they are intriguing. So much detail embroidered into this silk tapestry. We tried to sell these silks framed, but the shipping cost became outrageous. Better to sell raw to our discerning customers and allow them to have it stretch-framed, saving hundreds of dollars. The silk measures approximately 24" x 48".

4 valcambi 10g .999 Silver Bullion Snap Bars (40 grams total)

2021 S.Africa $1Krugerrand 1st Day of Issue NGC MS-70 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

RODIN'S THE THINKER - Bronze Statue

2020 YU-GI-OH! BLK.STR.SLDR NM-MT 8 (Moore Collection)

2020 YU-GI-OH! BLK.LSTR.SLDR Mint 9 (Moore Collection)

2020 YU-GI-OH! BLS-EVY Mint 9 (Moore Collection)

2020 YU-GI-OH! BLS-EVY GM Mint (Moore Collection)

1925 Stone Mountain 50C Commemorative (Raw) (Moore Collection)

1893 Columbian 50C Commemorative Coin (Raw) (Moore Collection)

1893 Columbian 50C Commemorative Coin (Raw) (Moore Collection)

2021 S. Africa Krugerrand NGC MS-70 Engraver Signed Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1923 Peace Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 PL (bankroll edge toning) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1960 Franklin Half Dollar PF-68 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2014-15 Canada $5 99.9% Pure Silver Coins -Lot of 3

1964 Canada Silver Dollar Charlottetown PCI MS-70 PL (extremely rare to find this coin at the MS-70 PL graded level) NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar PCI MS-64 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar PCI MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2021 S.Africa 1oz. Krugerrand NGC MS-70 - Signed Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2021 S.Africa 1oz. Silver Krugerrand - NGC MS-70 - Signed Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2022 China S10Y Silver Panda 40th Anniversary ER MS-70 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2022-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1948 Franklin Silver Half Dollar MS-65 FBL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2021 Silver Eagle Type II PR-70 DCAM Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1927 Silver Peace Dollar MS-62 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1923 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1922-S Silver Peace Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2021-(S) Silver Eagle FS T1 Emergency Issue MS-70 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2021-(S) Silver Eagle FS T1 Emergency Issue MS-70 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1923 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1922 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1967 SMS Kennedy Half Dollar MS-66 Cameo Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2021-W Silver Eagle Congratulations Set PR-70 DCAM Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1898 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1922 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 + Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2 Troy Oz. .999 Fine Silver Poured Skull

Hand Carved Authentic African Medicine Bowl

1569 Solid Brass Fully Functional Dinner Bell F.Hemony MeFecit Anno

1780-SF Austria THALER Maria Theresa MS-66 Restrike NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1780-SF Austria THALER Maria Theresa MS-67 Restrike NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

AH1354 Saudi Arabia RIYAL MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1955-D Jefferson Nickel MS-66 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1922 Peace Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1882 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Quality

1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar (MS-64 Quality)

1879-S Morgan Silver Dollar (MS-64 PL Quality)

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 PL Quality Morgan U.S. Silver Dollars, from the J.D. Norton Collection. From bankroll to snap-case to protect each coin’s quality. All MS values are an estimate provided to SGS and should be valid. Quality coins at great prices, with a price guarantee.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 PL Quality Morgan U.S. Silver Dollars, from the J.D. Norton Collection. From bankroll to snap-case to protect each coin’s quality. All MS values are an estimate provided to SGS and should be valid. Quality coins at great prices, with a price guarantee.

1902-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2013-W Silver Liberty Eagle FR MS -70 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS -64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2013-W Silver Liberty Eagle MS-70 [Early Release] Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2013-W Silver Liberty Eagle MS-70 [First Releases] Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2013-W Silver Liberty Eagle MS-70 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2013-W Silver Liberty Eagle MS-70 [First Releases] Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

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1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1922 Peace Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

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Hand Made Greek Vase with 24k Overlay 5” x 3.5”

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1926 Peace Silver Dollar MS-64 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

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2019-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1924 Silver Peace Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1880-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1926 Silver Peace Dollar MS-64 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1926-S Silver Peace Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

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1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

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1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-66 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1881-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 + NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1899-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1882-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 NOTIFICATION: SGS presents hand-picked coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab, and at a guaranteed “Sold Value”. If at any time a customer presents proof that the coin they purchased was over-priced, based on its current state, then SGS will refund the cost difference. SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

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1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1889 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1923 Silver Peace Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

2021-W Silver Eagle T-1 Heraldic Eagle First Releases PF-70 Ultra Cameo Eagle 35th Anniversary Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64 Quality

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1886 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1896 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1898-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63 Top 5 most trusted Numismatic Grading Companies worldwide; (ANACS) American Numismatic Association Certification, established in 1979. (PCGS) Professional Coin Grading Service, established in 1986. (NGC) Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, established in 1987. (ICG) Independent Coin Graders 1998, established in 1998. (PMG) Paper Money Guaranty, established in 2005.

1922 Silver Peace Dollar MS-63 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1923 Silver Peace Dollar MS-63

1985-MO .999 Silver Mexico 1 ONZA MS-70 Obv. Toning NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI/Other Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

2002-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2003-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2004-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2005-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2006-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2007-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2008-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2008-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2010-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2011-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2012-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

2015-W Silver Eagle PR-70 DCAM

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1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-63

1881 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1887 Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1885-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65+ NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although PCI (and others) are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer proves that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1881-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65 + PL NOTIFICATION: SGS spends numerous hours each week to hand-pick coins of high quality, regardless of the grading company’s MS value printed on each slab. Please review the PCI (as an example) Graded Coins carefully, for although 3rd Party graders are known for their inconsistencies in grading levels (often over-valuing in grade), SGS takes great efforts to set the opening “Bid” at a value that allows a good deal for the bidder/purchaser. Once a coin is reviewed for its “more-true” elements of Luster & Details, an opening bid is calculated, then SGS reduces that value to assist in paying for the Buyer Premium and at least a portion of the shipping. In this manner, the customer gets a great deal with each purchase. If you bid & win a PCI Graded Coin, you have SGS’s guarantee that the coin will be worth what you pay for it, often times worth more. So review that PCI Graded coin with confidence that you are getting a good deal with a guarantee of the coin’s worth. If at any time a customer presents evidence that the coin they purchased was over-priced, SGS will refund the difference. Beautiful coins deserve consideration, regardless of the grading company someone decided to use long ago, so judge for yourself these beautiful coins.

1882-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-64

1884-O Morgan Silver Dollar MS-65

1885 Morgan Silver Dollar UNC Details (Cleaned)