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West Virginia State Treasurer's Office - Unclaimed Property
Condition: As-is
SIX EISENHOWER DOLLAR COINS AND OTHER VARIOUS COINS Lot includes: THIRTEEN US CURRENCY: (2) 1953 TEN-DOLLAR SILVER CERTICATES (1) 1953A FIVE-DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE; (3) 1976 TWO DOLLAR BILLS; (1) 1934 ONE-DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE; (4) 1935 ONE-DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATES; E, G, G, G, (2) 1957 ONE SILVER CERTIFICATES; SIX EISENHOWER DOLLAR COINS; THREE US COLLECTOR COINS, (1) 1921 MORGAN DOLLAR COINS, (1) 1963 FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR, (1) 1964 KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR; SIXTEEN US COLLECTOR COINS: (1) 1926 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER, (5) PRE 1965 WASHINGTON QUARTERS, (1) 1893 "V" NICKEL, (1) BUFFALO NICKEL DATE UNIDENTIFIABLE. (4) WAR NICKELS, (2) 1939 NICKELS, (1) 1958 NICKEL (1) UNIDENTIFIABLE WASHINGTON QUARTER; NINETEEN US COLLECTOR DIMES: (5) MERCURY DIMES, (12) PRE 1965 DIMES, (2) UNIDENTIFIABLE DIMES; TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE US COLLECTOR PENNIES (146) STEEL WAY PENNIES, (83) WHEAT PENNIES; ONE 'SILVER TOWNE' BAR, MARKED "1 TROY OZ. .999 FINE SILVER"; SEVEN MISC TOKENS/COINS: (4) UNIDENTIFIABLE (1) 1854 TWENTY DOLLAR "COPY" COIN, (1) 1992 CHICAGO WORLDS FAIR GAME TOKEN, (1) 1837 VERSAILLES COIN; SIX US DOLLAR COINS: (1) 1921 MORGAN, (2) 1922 PEACE, (1) 1925 PEACE, (2) 1971 EISENHOWER; ONE HUNDRED US COLLECTOR DIMES PRE 1965; THIRTY US COLLECTOR DIMES (2) EISENHOWER PRE 1965 (1) BARBER (27) MERCURY; FOURTEEN US KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS 1965-1970; FIVE US HALF DOLLARS: (2) 1964, (1)1900, (1) 1944, (1) 1947; Disclaimer: No warranty or representation is made regarding date, composition, authenticity, grade, condition, or value of any coin or token. All items are sold as-is, where-is, with buyers relying solely on their own inspection and determination. Fun fact: The 1953A $5 Silver Certificate is a favorite among currency collectors because it could actually be redeemed for five dollars' worth of silver when it was originally issued. The blue Treasury seal and blue serial numbers earned it the nickname "Blue Seal Five."
West Virginia State Treasurer's Office - Unclaimed Property
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