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Copper Mailed Bust Left VF Uncertified From 1786 Connecticut: Copper Mailed Bust Left VF Uncertified From 1786 Connecticut Copper Mailed Bust Left VF Uncertified From 1786 Connecticut - A Rare Colonial Coin. This circulated copper coin from 1786 Connecticut feat

Oct 6, 2026

Copper Mailed Bust Left VF Uncertified From 1786 Connecticut

Est.

$300

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$375

$76

Raleigh, NC

SEUYCO

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India Mughal Rupee Hand Struck Silver Coin Islamic Script: A historic silver rupee from the Indian subcontinent, struck during the Mughal period, weighing approximately 4.8 grams. This hand struck coin features elegant Persian Arabic calligraphy on both sides

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India Mughal Rupee Hand Struck Silver Coin Islamic Script

Est.

$80

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$150

$70

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

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1776-1976-S U.S. Bicentennial Quarter, 40% Silver Proof, Washington: This special 25-cent piece is a 1976-S Bicentennial Washington Quarter, minted at the San Francisco Mint in celebration of the 200th anniversary of American independence. Unlike regular circulation st

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1776-1976-S U.S. Bicentennial Quarter, 40% Silver Proof, Washington

Est.

$100

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$200

$10

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

4.5

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$1855 Netherlands East Indies 1 10 Gulden KM304 Silver: A scarce and historically significant fractional silver coin from the Netherlands East Indies, dated 1855 and catalogued as KM304. This 1/10 gulden issue was struck at the Royal Dutch Mint in Utrecht$

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1855 Netherlands East Indies 1 10 Gulden KM304 Silver

Est.

$40

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$120

$10

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

4.5

(63)

1943 British India ½ Rupee – George VI Silver Coin – KM# 552 – Bombay Mint: Issued in 1943 during the reign of King George VI, this British India ½ Rupee silver coin represents the wartime coinage of the Indian Empire. Catalogued as KM# 552 (Colnect IN-BR-000061), the

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1943 British India ½ Rupee – George VI Silver Coin – KM# 552 – Bombay Mint

Est.

$25

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$45

$10

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

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1913 Cyprus 9 Piastres KM13 Silver Countermarked 925 George V: This historically intriguing silver coin from British Cyprus represents the 9 Piastres issue struck during the reign of King George V, minted at the Royal Mint in London and dated within the early per

Oct 31, 2026

1913 Cyprus 9 Piastres KM13 Silver Countermarked 925 George V

Est.

$80

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$120

$10

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

4.5

(63)

1905 Cayman Islands 6d King Edward VII SPECIMEN Scott 11 SG 11 Mint: Issued in 1905, this original Cayman Islands 6 Pence King Edward VII definitive stamp is catalogued as Scott 11, Michel KY 11, Yvert et Tellier 12, and Stanley Gibbons 11, and is distinguished by the

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1905 Cayman Islands 6d King Edward VII SPECIMEN Scott 11 SG 11 Mint

Est.

$125

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$200

$10

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

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British 1912 East Africa & Uganda 25 Cents Silver Coin KM#10 George V: This elegant silver 25 cents coin was issued in 1912 under King George V for the East Africa and Uganda Protectorates, minted at the Royal Mint in London. Composed of .800 fine silver with a weight of

Oct 31, 2026

British 1912 East Africa & Uganda 25 Cents Silver Coin KM#10 George V

Est.

$90

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$150

$10

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

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1935 Turks and Caicos Islands Silver Jubilee Scott 82 halfpenny: Issued in 1935 to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of King George V, this Turks and Caicos Islands 1/2d stamp presents a finely engraved portrait of the monarch framed by laurel together with an elegant

Oct 31, 2026

1935 Turks and Caicos Islands Silver Jubilee Scott 82 halfpenny

Est.

$130

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$160

$10

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

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1934 Great Britain Sixpence – King George V Silver Coin – KM# 832 – Royal Mint London: Issued in 1934 during the reign of King George V, this British Sixpence is a classic interwar silver coin of the United Kingdom, catalogued as KM# 832 and Colnect GB-000072. The obverse bears the left

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1934 Great Britain Sixpence – King George V Silver Coin – KM# 832 – Royal Mint London

Est.

$13

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$25

$10

Linkoping, Ostergotland

Chan & Scott Auction House

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(63)

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