Malaya & British Borneo. PMG AU-58 1953 $5

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Pick #2a. A choice example that appears to be uncirculated. Very scarce.

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Malaya & British Borneo. PMG AU-58 1953 $5

Lot 0134

Estimate $350-$400

Oct 20, 2026, 7:44 PM EDT

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #129

Oct 7, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

Mexico. PMG-64 (1902-14) 100 Pesos: Pick# S433r2. An unsigned remainder. Very scarce with a catalog value of $225 in EF only.

Mexico. PMG-64 (1902-14) 100 Pesos

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Philippines. VG-F 1941 5 Peso: A scarce WWII issue when the Philippines were under U.S. Control.

Philippines. VG-F 1941 5 Peso

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New Jersey. Fine (1672) St. Patrick Farthing: Martin.9a.2-Fc.7. Whitman-11500. Deep golden-brown surfaces. Splendid all-around quality for the type and grade assignment. Essentially mark-free save for some detritus that does nothing to disturb

New Jersey. Fine (1672) St. Patrick Farthing

$1

New Jersey. Fine 1786 Copper: Maris.24-p. Rarity-2. Golden-tan surfaces throughout. Mark-free after lengthy circulation, a fact worth noting. Some natural planchet flaws at reverse shield.

New Jersey. Fine 1786 Copper

$1

Connecticut. Fine Details 1787 Copper: M.37.1-CC.1, Whitman-4100. Draped Bust Left. Rarity-4. An ET LIR variety. Golden-brown throughout, possibly cleaned long ago, struck on a naturally rough planchet that shows best under low

Connecticut. Fine Details 1787 Copper

$1

Connecticut. Fine Details 1787 Copper: M.18-g.1, Whitman-3045. Draped Bust Left. Rarity-5. Deep gray-brown with somewhat lighter high points, uniform microgranularity under low magnification. 132.2 grains.

Connecticut. Fine Details 1787 Copper

$1

Connecticut. VG 1787 Copper: Miller.9-D. Mailed Bust Left. Rarity-5. Chocolate-brown. Striking softness throughout, not unusual for a Miller.9-D. Planchet clip at bottom of obverse, both sides modestly off-center.

Connecticut. VG 1787 Copper

$1

Connecticut. VG to Fine 1787 Copper: M.9-E, Whitman-2855. Mailed Bust Left. Rarity-5+. Deep brown surfaces with lighter high points. Some striking weakness both sides, not at all unusual for M.9-E. Reverse die alignment 90 degrees, head

Connecticut. VG to Fine 1787 Copper

$1

Connecticut. Fine to VF 1787 Copper: M.33.10-Z.7, Whitman-3505. Draped Bust Left. Rarity-6+. Medium golden-brown throughout. Struck on a naturally rough planchet, but free of circulation marks per se. Probable Condition Census. Ex

Connecticut. Fine to VF 1787 Copper

$1

Connecticut. PCGS Fine-15 1787 Copper: M.29.2-N. Draped Bust Left. Rarity-6-. Smooth golden-tan surfaces essentially mark-free save for a few tiny ticks no doubt in the planchet when struck. Choice for the grade. Ex Richard August

Connecticut. PCGS Fine-15 1787 Copper

$105

Connecticut. PCGS VF-20 1787 Copper: M.28-o. Draped Bust Left. Rarity-5+. Warm golden-brown surfaces with some planchet voids on the reverse, as made, but devoid of circulation marks of any measure. Finer than the Ford Condition Census

Connecticut. PCGS VF-20 1787 Copper

$1

Connecticut. PCGS VF-30 1787 Copper: M.20-a2. Draped Bust Left. Rarity-5+. Mainly hard and problem-free golden-brown surfaces. Ex Richard August Collection, accompanied by Dick August's envelope. Equivalent to the Ford Condition Census

Connecticut. PCGS VF-30 1787 Copper

$1

Connecticut. PCGS VF-30 1787 Copper: M.21-DD. Draped Bust Left. Rarity-5. Deep chocolate-brown with somewhat lighter high points. A few stray marks noted, some of them in the planchet at striking time. Ex Richard August Collection,

Connecticut. PCGS VF-30 1787 Copper

$105

Connecticut. VG 1788 Copper: Miller.16.2-O. Draped Bust Left. Rarity-5 to Rarity-6. Glossy chocolate-brown, moderately off-center on both sides, mark-free overall.

Connecticut. VG 1788 Copper

$1

New York. VF-EF 1787 Machin's Mills Copper: Vlack.18-87C. Group III. Rarity-4. Deep golden-brown, some green copper patination on both sides in the protected areas. Sharpness congruent with the assigned grade. 106.7 grains.

New York. VF-EF 1787 Machin's Mills Copper

$1

Vermont. VG 1786 Copper: RR-10, Breen-86, Whitman-2045. Mailed Bust Left. VERMON. Rarity-4. Struck on a flawed planchet -- what else is new in the Vermont copper series? Deep golden-brown surfaces, evenly centered devices,

Vermont. VG 1786 Copper

$1

EF-40 (1792) Kentucky Token: Gorgeous golden-tan surfaces are undeniably choice for the grade. Starry pyramid with states' names on stars, Kentucky at the top signifying its admission to the Union as the 15th State. Superior

EF-40 (1792) Kentucky Token

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PCGS VF Details 1793 Half Cent: Excessive Corrosion. A deep chocolate-brown example of the first half cent coinage at the fledgling Philadelphia Mint. The surface disturbance is best noted with a loupe -- in-hand the appearance is

PCGS VF Details 1793 Half Cent

$2,025

EF Details 1794 Half Cent: Deep chocolate-brown with bold devices in spite of some uniform microgranularity that manifests itself under low magnification. Obverse planchet damage at 10 o'clock on the rim. All things

EF Details 1794 Half Cent

$725

Fine 1795 Plain Edge Half Cent: Cohen-6A. Chocolate-brown with some uniform microgranularity when viewed with a loupe. Natural planchet split, as struck, at 6 o'clock relative to the obverse, otherwise no marks of consequence.

Fine 1795 Plain Edge Half Cent

$180

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