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1945 Mercury Dime MS65

Price: $27.50

Grade: 65
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Description: An above average strike for a '45 with a cross bar but no split.

1913 Barber Dime AU58

Price: $75.00

Grade: 58
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Description: Fully struck and lustrous with just a trace of rub. Nice example for a type set.

1986-S Roosevelt Dime PR69DCAM

Price: $1.50

Grade: 69 PRDCAM
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Description: A bright white coin with deep cameo contrast.

1970-D US 50c BU

Price: $15.00

Grade: 63
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Description: SOLD: A piece liberated from a mint set.

1931 Canada Five Cents EF40

Price: $20.00

Grade: 40
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Description: Still has decent lustre.

1917 Lincoln Cent MS62+BN

Price: $35.00

Grade: 62 +BN
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Description: Super brown cartwheel lustre on a sharply struck coin devoid of spots, but with some grade limiting hairlines under a glass.

1908 Indian Cent AU50BN

Price: $12.95

Grade: 50 BN
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Description: Even chocolate brown surfaces, mark free. The strike on the ribbon with diamonds is a bit weak. Does still have peripheral lustre.

1908 Indian Cent AU50

Price: $14.95

Grade: 50
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Description: A problem free, even milk chocolate brown coin.

1908 Indian Cent AU53

Price: $13.95

Grade: 53
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Description: A fully struck example with dark chocolate color and not a lot of lustre or would have graded it AU58.

1889-Mo Mexico One Centavo MS63BN

Price: $49.95

Grade: 63 BN
Catalog #: KM-391.6

Description: An attractive coin with nice cartwheel brown lustre and some hints of mint red.

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1857 FE One Cent, F12, reverse clash with 25c

Price: $150.00$120.00

Grade: 12
Catalog #: S-8

Description: FS-005; Reverse Clashed with 25c; one ding reverse in "E" CENT

1950-S/inverted S Roosevelt Dime PCGS MS65

Price: $150.00$110.00

Grade: 65 (PCGS)
Catalog #: FS-501

Description: Old FS-014.5; Lustrous near white with some flecks of gold toning. Used to be called an S/D. Near full bands. There are none graded at PCGS in any grade.

1925-D Wiemar Republic 5 Marks PCGS MS63

Price: $195.00$155.00

Grade: 61
Catalog #: KM-47

Description: Sharply struck with decent silver lustre. just back from PCGS.

1958 Washington Quarter PCGS MS66

Price: $45.00$34.95

Grade: 66 (PCGS)
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Description: This coin is from a mint set with light overall toning, mostly light blue with some yellow on the reverse.

1940-C Newfoundland Five Cents AU50

Price: $14.95

Grade: 50
Catalog #: KM-19

Description: A lustrous, light silver coin.

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.

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.

1942-D/Horiz D Jefferson Nickel EF45

Price: $125.00

Grade: 45
Catalog #: FS-027

Description: Scarce in higher grades. Nice even grey surfaces, strong OMM.

1959 Washington Quarter MS65, rev B

Price: $45.00$30.00

Grade: 65
Catalog #: FS-901

Description: Reverse type B; Scarce, nice white unc.

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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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