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1851 Large Cent EF45, N-22,R4
Price: $225.00$145.00
Grade: 45
Catalog #: N-22, R4
Description: Scarce variety. Discounted because of some marks on cheek I missed.
1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Cutout for Jewelry
Price: $15.00
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Description: Cut out for jewelry. A well made piece with better details than many. Priced to sell.
Yr. 34 (1901) Japan 10 Sen AU58
Price: $275.00$225.00
Grade: 58
Catalog #: Y-23
Description: Key Date: A lustrous coin with white lustre and a few hairlines from a bit of circulation. Cats for $925 in MS60. Has an area of tooling marks at 8:30 on obverse between symbols. Key date.
1981 German Democratic Republic 5 Marks MS64, Riemenschneider
Price: $49.95$39.95
Grade: 64 (PCGS)
Catalog #: KM-79
Description: 450th Anniversary of the death of Tilman Riemenschneider, sculptor; Bright, semi-prooflike surfaces.
1914/3 Buffalo Nickel VF20
Price: $425.00$325.00
Grade: 20
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Description: Original color, 3/4 horn, clear top bar 3. See pictures, the 3 is very clear.
1940-C Newfoundland Five Cents AU50
Price: $14.95
Grade: 50
Catalog #: KM-19
Description: A lustrous, light silver coin.
1844 Braided Hair Large Cent VF20
Price: $75.00$47.50
Grade: 20
Catalog #: N-3, VEDS
Description: ON HOLD: Rare die state with a barely noticeable die crack at top of NITE.
1959 Washington Quarter MS65, rev B
Price: $45.00$30.00
Grade: 65
Catalog #: FS-901
Description: Reverse type B; Scarce, nice white unc.
1942-D/Horiz D Jefferson Nickel EF45
Price: $125.00
Grade: 45
Catalog #: FS-027
Description: ON HOLD: Scarce in higher grades. Nice even grey surfaces, strong OMM.
1842-O Seated Dime PCGS AU details, scratched
Price: $1,450.00$1,050.00
Grade: 58 scratch (PCGS)
Catalog #: F-105, R3
Description: Med O;Rusted dies, reddish tone, micro surface roughness as typical. Light scratch from flag to star 13, which is very old and toned with the rest of the coin. Rare!
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About Dr. Eugene Bruder
Like many collectors, I started collecting coins as a 12 year old in 1959 when the Lincoln Cent had a change in design. I was quickly hooked, and by my later teenage years I was collecting Liberty Seated proofs and some Bust coinage. I was also entranced by postage stamps, enjoying the intricate engravings on the early issues of the US and Canada. I delivered three paper routes daily in order to have enough money to buy coins and stamps.
College caused me to have to dispose of my collections in order to pay for school. After my internship in Hawaii, where I met my wife Diann, I again picked up the collecting bug while deployed in the Army in Alaska. Coins and stamps kept me busy as a hobby until I moved to California in 1986, whereupon I began dealing in coins part time by attending local coin shows.
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