Bidding is pretty simple, particularly if you've bid in an online auction before, but here's a quick rundown on some features that may be unfamiliar: Each lot in the auction is scheduled to close 20 seconds apart. For example, Lot 1 is scheduled to close at 7:00.00 pm central time. Lot 1a is scheduled to close at 7:00:20, Lot 2 is scheduled to close at 7:00:40, Lot 3 is scheduled to close at 7:01:00, Lot 4 is scheduled to close at 7:01:20. Soft Close The auction software has a "soft close" feature so that if a lot is bid on in the final two minutes before that particular lot is scheduled to close, that lot extends for another two minutes. For example, say Lot 10 has one minute left before it closes and a bid is placed on it: Lot 10's time will extend to three minutes. Then if Lot 10 ticks back down to thirty seconds remaining and another bid is placed, then Lot 10 will extend to two and a half minutes. As long as active bidding is occurring in that final two minute window, it will keep extending that lot's time. This does not affect any other lots in the auction, just that particular lot. High Bids and Maximum Bids Bidders can place maximum bids which remain secret; the system will only bid up to the competitive bids and show that number as the high bid. For example, if your maximum bid is $100 and the next highest bidder's maximum bid is $50, then you would be the high bidder at $55. If bids go past your maximum, you'll be notified by email that you've been outbid and can then bid again if you choose. If two bidders happen to have the same maximum bid, then the first bidder at that value is the high bidder. There is an 18% buyer's premium on all winning bids.

If you require shipping for your items, please let us know. We never assume a non-local address needs shipping. LOCAL PICK UP Our address is 1301 E 12th St., Kansas City, MO 64106. Parking and entrance are located at the back of the building. 1. Pick up is by appointment only. If you're a winning bidder, in your paid invoice email you'll find a link to our SignUp Genius, please use that to make your appointment. 2. YOU MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT! 3. When you arrive for your pickup please come inside to pick up your items. Our main entrance and parking is at the rear of our building. Our driveway goes all the way through to the street so you can pull right up to the double glass doors. 3a. If you've bought furniture or oversized items please bring help to move them. You and your assistant(s) will come into the building to move the item(s) to your vehicle. 3b. Please bring your own boxes/packing materials, we have none onhand. SHIPPING WE HAVE NO IN-HOUSE PACKING OR SHIPPING. We work with a local UPS franchise for packing and shipping. It's not necessary to contact UPS beforehand. Just let us know if you need shipping, and we will release items to UPS. They will contact you directly to discuss shipping options and costs, and then you will pay them directly. Please keep in mind that it's much cheaper and more efficient for UPS to ship to a physical address rather than a PO box. If you want packing and shipping estimates you can contact them BEFORE THE AUCTION CLOSES: 913-722-1146 or email: ups2923@gmail.com FOR SHIPPING LARGER ITEMS AND FURNITURE, we suggest contacting a freight company like Craters & Freighters, U Ship, or similar. You are responsible for making arrangements to have the furniture/oversize items removed from our office within a week of auction closing.

1 Troy Ounce of .999 fine silver.

1957 D and a 1962 D

One is too worn to read the date and the second one is a 1939.

As shown.

There are 18 silver quarters, 2 silver dimes and the 3 40% JFK Halves.

There are 3 - $1 silver certificates (one with a yellow stamp), 3 - $2 red seal notes (1928 & 2 - 1953) and 2 - Bicentennial $2 bills

The Jay's Billiards token is pretty cool!

Still in cellophane.

Signed by John M. Mercanti.

This was graded by NGS. Please bid accordingly. We believe the coin is a 1941 S Walking Liberty half dollar, but the grade is in question.

This was graded by PCI. Please bid accordingly. We believe the coin is a 1923 Peace Silver Dollar, but the grade is in question.

Each is in their brown box and case.

Each is in their original case and brown box.

One is in its original cellophane and envelope. The other three are in their original cases and brown boxes.

In it's original case and box.

In it's original box and case.

In its original case and box.

In its original box and case.

In its original box and case.

Comes in a fitted case and box.

In its original case and box.

All four are in their original cases and boxes.

Weighs 136 grams. Comes with its original box and case.

Weighs 136 grams. Comes with its original box and case.

Each is in its original box.

In its original case and box.

Both are in their original cases and boxes.

All have their original boxes and cases.

There are proof sets from 1970, 72, 74, 93 and 95. There are uncirculated sets from 1987, 90 and 91.

There are a couple that are a different year. There are 154 Mercury dimes included with this lot.

There are also two foreign coins that have some silver content as well.

There is also 1 Vermont quarter in this group.

There is also a 2019 Texas in this lot for a total of 36 quarters.

We have not removed the dimes from the book to determine accuracy of placement.

We have not removed the dimes from the book to determine accuracy of placement. There are several post 64 dimes included as well.

A varied assortment of dimes. We have not removed the dimes from the book to determine accuracy of placement.

Please determine condition based on photos, not on the notes on the holders.

6 pounds 4.2 ounces to be exact.

4 pounds 10.8 ounces.

4 pounds 4 ounces.

3 pounds 5 ounces.

We'll get an exact count soon.

See photos for details.

See photos for details.

See photos for details.

An interesting assortment of tokens and medals, including Odd Fellows pendent, trade tokens, Lion's International, Patrons of Husbandry, etc.