Two Empty Morgan Dollar Folders Torn from the binding.

Two Empty Half Dollar Whitman Coin Folders

1882-S (ANACS certified MS67 - U.S. rarities collection #0003) plus 1921-D issue in presentation box.

1878-7TF Reverse of 1879 (PCGS Certified MS63) plus 1878-7/8 TF (PCGS Certified MS63-Strong).

1898-O (BU) and 1897-S (BU+ MS63).

1891-O (uncirculated) and 1891-S (BU).

Two Morgan Dollars, 1892 Carson City, 1895 O.

1878-7TF (BU+) and 1878-S (BU+); two very collectible issues. (N.B. BU+ means coins grade MS62 or better).

1879-O (BU+) and 1880-O (BU+); in uncirculated grade, 2 better date coins in the series. Nice collector coins.

Dates are 1891 (BU+), and 1896 (BU+).

Dates are 1904 (BU), and 1904-O (BU+).

1898-O NGC GRADED. MS64. AND 1896 PCGS GRADED. MS64. ESTIMATE: $175-$200

(2) Morgan Dollars: 1897 - 1903 Literature Brooks Auction is not responsible for outbids. Questions? Call the office at (856) 694-2960 or email us directly at info@brooks.auction. • Please read

1884-O CH BU AND 1886 BU ESTIMATE: $85-$110

1880 and 1884 in average condition.

1887 AU/UNC AND 1889-O XF-AU ESTIMATE: $60-$85

(2) Morgan Dollars: 1892O - 1900O Literature Brooks Auction is not responsible for outbids. Questions? Call the office at (856) 694-2960 or email us directly at info@brooks.auction. • Please re

1890-S AU AND 1898 AU/UNC. ESTIMATE: $60-$85

1882-O/O AND 1886-O XF-AU. ESTIMATE: $60-$85

LOT INCLUDES (10) INDIAN HEAD CENTS & REMAINING ARE WHEAT CENTS. G/UNC PLUS (2) MORGAN DOLLAR FOLDERS.

183326 ASSORTED U.S. COINAGE OF THE EARLY 1900'S - (12) Assorted U.S. coinage of the early 1900's to include two Morgan dollars, two Walking Liberty half dollars, one Ben Franklin half dollar, two Was

TWO MORGAN DOLLARS 1889 AND 1921. TWO PEACE DOLLARS 1924

Mixed grouping including three Peace dollars (1922, 1922, 1923) and two Morgan dollars (1885, 1891), all in as-found condition.

Partial Books with common dates but some nicer AU and uncirculated coins with coin-book toning. Total of

1882-CC PCGS MS62 "GSA" GSA coins received the "GSA" on the label when the submitter either chose this over the larger size holder or it was a GSA crossover. 1884-O PCIS MS66