ICECUBE TOO: WATERLOO IOWA BARBER COLLECTION #61 ONLINE AUCTION
Listing ID#: 258138

Sale Location

REMER, MN 56672
Sale Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Bidding Starts: Tuesday Jul 9, 9:00 AM
Bidding Ends: Sunday Jul 28, 6:00 PM
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1.
One Pound 9 ounces of Unsearched Lincoln Wheat Cents
Been sitting in someones basement for over 30 years
I would guess about 150 to 200 pennies
2.
9 Mercury Dimes and a Barber Dime
3.
4 pounds 14 ounces of UNSEARCHED Lincoln Wheat Cents
These just walked in the door, sweetest lady ever, was only in her 80's
The only time I use Unsearched is if I think they are from a collection and not picked to death by a dealer
I would guess about 400 to 500 wheat pennies
4.
About 22 Buffalo Nickels
More than half have nice dates and it appears that a silver war nickel is in the lot
5.
One pound 14 ounces of Wheat Pennies, UNSEARCHED
So between 100 to 175 pennies
6.
12 steel cents and 2 x 40% Kennedy Half Dollars
7.
Did I pay too much?
This little box came in, and the guy wanted to know how much?
I bought it mostly for the Sterling Silver Infantry badge which is about 4 inches across.  I also thought the pocket knife was neat, looks like a Superior Brand.
Couple of neat older coins, an earring, some kind of patch
Let's see if I take this one or make a couple bucks.
ONLY the buyer can ask me what I paid, I will not lie, this is way too much fun!
8.
35 little steel cents, some are pretty; nice
 
9.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
10.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
11.
$15 face value of Kennedy Bicentennial Half Dollars
Independence hall on the back
12.
Old Waterloo Iowa Collection details
30 1939 Jefferson Nickels
I have NOT checked these for double dies
13.
21 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated, lots of Uncirculated 1967 in this lot
14.
2 pieces of 1939-D Jefferson Nickels
These are worth about $10 to $15 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
15.
13 pieces of 1938 Jefferson Nickels
Few nice uncirclated pieces
Worth between 50 cents and $3 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
16.
1938-s Jefferson Nickel
Waterloo Iowa hoard
17.
4 worn out Standing LIberty Quarters
Worth about $2.50 in silver alone
18.
7 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
19.
8 Standing Liberty Quarters all in Very Good to Fine condition
Worth about $9 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
20.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
Waterloo Iowa hoard
21.
4 nice 1939-S Jefferson Nickels
Worth about $2 to $20 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
22.
5 x 1938-D Jefferson Nickels
Worth about $2 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
23.
1916-D Barber Quarter
The Waterloo Iowa hoard
24.
1916 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa hoard
 
25.
1913 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa hoard
26.
4 x 1915-D Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
27.
4 x 1916 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
28.
4 x 1914 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
29.
3 x 1914-D Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
30.
4 x 1912 Barber Silver Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
31.
2 x 1911-S Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
32.
1909-O Barber Quarter
This is a toughie!
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
33.
4 x 1909 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
34.
4 x 1908 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
35.
4 x 1907 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
36.
2 x 1904 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
37.
1902-S Barber Quarter
38.
4 x 1898 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
39.
1895-S Barber Quarter
40.
1892-S Barber Quarter
41.
1885 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
42.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
43.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
44.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
45.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
46.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
47.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
48.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
49.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
50.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
51.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
52.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
53.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
54.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
55.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
56.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
57.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
58.
1881-S UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
59.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
60.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
61.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 1999 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package.  5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
62.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2005 (includes Minnesota) state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
63.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2002 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
64.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2001 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
65.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2004 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
66.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x  2000 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
67.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2006 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
68.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2007 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
69.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2003 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
70.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2003 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
71.
1971 Canada Silver Dollar British Columbia
Includes all original paperwork
72.
1973 Canada Silver Dollar
1973 RCMP 
Includes original case
73.
1972 Canada Silver Dollar
Includes all the paperwork
Isnt that weird that these dates ended up in these lots?
See if you can figure out what I mean.  
74.
1982 and 1991 Proof sets
75.
Neat presentation set with the steel cents and the cents that were made from recycled shell casings
76.
1968 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
77.
1969 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
78.
1970 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
79.
Racketeer Nickel Set
Includes two very hard to find LIberty Nickel
the 1883 NO cents and the 1883 Liberty Nickel where they introduced the word cents on the back to deter gold plating and monetary confusion in 1883
80.
14 Mercury Dimes, which is actually the winged Liberty Dime
These are all silver of course
81.
Sterling Silver basketball Mom broach.
Show your pride for the future NBA player in your life.
 
82.
8 Canada Dollars in Proof like condition with all the Royal Canadian Mint paperwork and cases.  These are made to commemorate special national events
 
83.
BLING, BLING
Set of 8 Sterling Silver knives
OF course the blades are stainless, but the handles are sterling
I figure each knife has about half an ounce of silver or more.
I buy sets, and get sick of crushing these beauties, so lets try a few on Do-Bid and see if I can at least get my money back
84.
Where did I get these?
Hmmmm, how about a lot of comics, not a lot of comics, but a few comics in one lot.  
85.
1913-S Barber Half
Where have all the Barbers gone?, they have been clipped and shaved and vanished, just like my hair
86.
Very Nice 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
87.
1942 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar
88.
1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
Shine baby, shine
89.
1877-CC Seated Liberty Half Dollar
CC stands for Carson City,  the most desired mints
90.
1915-S Barber Half
91.
1915-D Barber Half
92.
YIKES, this is a rare date
1915 Barber Half
93.
1914-S Barber Half
These halves are all part of the Waterloo Iowa hoard
So here is the deal, these people died about 20 years ago, and they were so tight, they would put 3 to 4 cans of water per can of soup.
I use about 1 can of water per 4 cans of soup
94.
1913-S Barber Half Dollar
95.
1913-D Barber Half
Notice how I go backwards and try to put them in order?
Do you people appreciate the effort I put into these auctions?
Does anyone ever say, I hope Ted is doing ok?
NOPE, no compassion from my Do-bid family
96.
1912-S Barber Half Silver Dollar
97.
1912-D Barber Half Dollars
Hard to find these little mini-hoards
 
98.
1912 Barber Half Dollar
99.
1911-S Barber Half Dollar
100.
1911-D Barber Half Dollar
101.
1911 Barber Half Dollar
102.
1910-S Barber Half Dollar
103.
1909-S Barber Half Dollar
104.
1909-O
Yep, a New Orleans Mint Barber Half Dollar
Anyone remember MR Bill from Saturday night live?
O mints remind me of his little mouth as they smashed him
105.
1909 Barber Half Dollar
An absence of a mint mark, usually means it was minted in Philadelphia
So how much metal did they save by not putting a mint mark on the coins?
106.
1908-D Barber Half Dollar
older, older, older
107.
1907-D Barber Half Dollar
D means it was minted in the mile high city of Denver
But of course with Mary Jane being sold on the street, the mile high city has a double meaning
108.
1907-O Barber Half Dollar
109.
1906-S Barber Half Dollar
S stands what city?
I will give you a clue, they have a 3 million dollar budget to wash the vagrants messes of the street in this city
110.
1906-O Barber Half Dollar
If you were paying attention, you would have noticed that this series features 4 different mint marks, did you catch that?
111.
1906-D Barber Half Dollar
How much work does each auction take, you ask?
10 to 30 hours.
112.
1906 (no mint mark) Barber Half Dollar
 
113.
1905-S Barber Half Dollar
114.
1902 Barber Half Dollar
115.
1901-O Barber Half Dollar
116.
1900-S Barber Half Dollar
117.
1900-O Barber Half Dollar
118.
1900 Barber Half Dollar
119.
1899-O Barber Half Dollar
WOW, wait till you see the 1984 half ton Ford We are listing 
Completely rebuilt, all immaculate
$5000 worth of body work
Stay tuned, the CUBE is having too much fun!
120.
1899 Barber Half Dollar
121.
1898-S Barber Half Dollar
122.
1898 Barber Half Dollar
123.
1897 Barber Half Dollar
Spanish American war was somewhere in this period right?
124.
1896 Barber Half Dollar
What a nice run
 
125.
1895-O Barber Half Dollar
126.
1895 Barber Half Dollar
Look at the face of this coin, you are getting sleepy, very sleepy
127.
1894-O Barber Half Dollar
128.
1894 Barber Half Dollar
129.
1930 Standing Liberty Quarter, one of my favorite designs
Call me sentimental
130.
1929-S Standing Liberty Quarter
131.
1928-D Standing Liberty Quarter
132.
1927 Standing Liberty Quarter
I honestly think these things are harder to find than the price would indicate
The date was at the bottom and got worn off quickly
133.
1926 Standing Liberty Quarter
134.
1925 Standing Liberty Quarter
135.
This coin caused quite a stir when it was released.  This is the Type 1 or first issue and the right breast appears to be exposed.  ALA Janet Jackson or most Hollywood stars that think they are the first people to have mammaries.  Look at me, look at me, I have more silicone than a bouncy house
1917-D Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter in amazing Extra Fine condition
Worthy of a strong bid, this coin is gorgeous, even if she is not as well adorned as she should be  
136.
WOW, first year of issue of Lincoln Cent
The famous 1909 Cent in original red uncirculated conditon.  This coin has not been cleaned, this is all original.
It also has the name of the designer in the back by the stalks
Victor David Brenner, or VDB
137.
10 Silver Dimes
138.
Why are all the old coins designed so beautifully?
Now we have dead presidents, and they had freedom and liberty and half adorned women

1867 Shield Nickel
139.
1908 Liberty Nickel
I list individual coins of common dates if they are in better condition, otherwise I would be listing 15 cent coins for 3 days
140.
1883 Liberty Nickel, or type 1 without the word CENTS on back
141.
1912 Liberty Nickel
142.
1884 Liberty Nickel
143.
1865 Three Cent Piece
144.
1882 Seated Liberty Dime
145.
18 Silver Dimes, in ratty shape, but still silver 
Some neat older dates
146.
1901-O Very Good Barber Dime
yep, from the Waterloo Iowa Hoard
147.
1900-S Barber Dime
148.
1900-O Barber Dime
149.
1898-O Barber Dime
150.
Little tough one here
Like Aunt Beth's Beef Jerkey
1896-O Barber Dime
151.
WOW, some of these early Barber Dimes are pricey!
1894-O Barber Dime
152.
1892-O Barber Dime
153.
My favorite collector grade is Extra Fine
1912 Barber Dime in Extra Fine
154.
10 Pieces of Liberty Nickels
156.
Let's end this aution with 15 Almost Uncirculated to Gem Uncirculated Mercury Dimes
Worth about $2 to $15 each, so pony up 

 
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ICECUBE TOO: WATERLOO IOWA BARBER COLLECTION #61 ONLINE AUCTION

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Contact: Donald Oberfoell
Phone: 2187358619
Sale Location
ICECUBE TOO, COINS AND ESTATES 12 MAIN STREET E.
REMER, MN 56672
Sale Dates and Times
Sale Terms and Conditions
See website for this auction's specific terms, pickup, viewing and payment instructions. Thank you.
Listing Details
1.
One Pound 9 ounces of Unsearched Lincoln Wheat Cents
Been sitting in someones basement for over 30 years
I would guess about 150 to 200 pennies
2.
9 Mercury Dimes and a Barber Dime
3.
4 pounds 14 ounces of UNSEARCHED Lincoln Wheat Cents
These just walked in the door, sweetest lady ever, was only in her 80's
The only time I use Unsearched is if I think they are from a collection and not picked to death by a dealer
I would guess about 400 to 500 wheat pennies
4.
About 22 Buffalo Nickels
More than half have nice dates and it appears that a silver war nickel is in the lot
5.
One pound 14 ounces of Wheat Pennies, UNSEARCHED
So between 100 to 175 pennies
6.
12 steel cents and 2 x 40% Kennedy Half Dollars
7.
Did I pay too much?
This little box came in, and the guy wanted to know how much?
I bought it mostly for the Sterling Silver Infantry badge which is about 4 inches across.  I also thought the pocket knife was neat, looks like a Superior Brand.
Couple of neat older coins, an earring, some kind of patch
Let's see if I take this one or make a couple bucks.
ONLY the buyer can ask me what I paid, I will not lie, this is way too much fun!
8.
35 little steel cents, some are pretty; nice
 
9.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
10.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
11.
$15 face value of Kennedy Bicentennial Half Dollars
Independence hall on the back
12.
Old Waterloo Iowa Collection details
30 1939 Jefferson Nickels
I have NOT checked these for double dies
13.
21 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated, lots of Uncirculated 1967 in this lot
14.
2 pieces of 1939-D Jefferson Nickels
These are worth about $10 to $15 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
15.
13 pieces of 1938 Jefferson Nickels
Few nice uncirclated pieces
Worth between 50 cents and $3 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
16.
1938-s Jefferson Nickel
Waterloo Iowa hoard
17.
4 worn out Standing LIberty Quarters
Worth about $2.50 in silver alone
18.
7 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
19.
8 Standing Liberty Quarters all in Very Good to Fine condition
Worth about $9 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
20.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
Waterloo Iowa hoard
21.
4 nice 1939-S Jefferson Nickels
Worth about $2 to $20 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
22.
5 x 1938-D Jefferson Nickels
Worth about $2 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
23.
1916-D Barber Quarter
The Waterloo Iowa hoard
24.
1916 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa hoard
 
25.
1913 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa hoard
26.
4 x 1915-D Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
27.
4 x 1916 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
28.
4 x 1914 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
29.
3 x 1914-D Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
30.
4 x 1912 Barber Silver Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
31.
2 x 1911-S Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
32.
1909-O Barber Quarter
This is a toughie!
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
33.
4 x 1909 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
34.
4 x 1908 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
35.
4 x 1907 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
36.
2 x 1904 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
37.
1902-S Barber Quarter
38.
4 x 1898 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
39.
1895-S Barber Quarter
40.
1892-S Barber Quarter
41.
1885 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
42.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
43.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
44.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
45.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
46.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
47.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
48.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
49.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
50.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
51.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
52.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
53.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
54.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
55.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
56.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
57.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
58.
1881-S UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
59.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
60.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
61.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 1999 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package.  5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
62.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2005 (includes Minnesota) state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
63.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2002 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
64.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2001 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
65.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2004 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
66.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x  2000 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
67.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2006 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
68.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2007 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
69.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2003 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
70.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2003 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
71.
1971 Canada Silver Dollar British Columbia
Includes all original paperwork
72.
1973 Canada Silver Dollar
1973 RCMP 
Includes original case
73.
1972 Canada Silver Dollar
Includes all the paperwork
Isnt that weird that these dates ended up in these lots?
See if you can figure out what I mean.  
74.
1982 and 1991 Proof sets
75.
Neat presentation set with the steel cents and the cents that were made from recycled shell casings
76.
1968 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
77.
1969 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
78.
1970 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
79.
Racketeer Nickel Set
Includes two very hard to find LIberty Nickel
the 1883 NO cents and the 1883 Liberty Nickel where they introduced the word cents on the back to deter gold plating and monetary confusion in 1883
80.
14 Mercury Dimes, which is actually the winged Liberty Dime
These are all silver of course
81.
Sterling Silver basketball Mom broach.
Show your pride for the future NBA player in your life.
 
82.
8 Canada Dollars in Proof like condition with all the Royal Canadian Mint paperwork and cases.  These are made to commemorate special national events
 
83.
BLING, BLING
Set of 8 Sterling Silver knives
OF course the blades are stainless, but the handles are sterling
I figure each knife has about half an ounce of silver or more.
I buy sets, and get sick of crushing these beauties, so lets try a few on Do-Bid and see if I can at least get my money back
84.
Where did I get these?
Hmmmm, how about a lot of comics, not a lot of comics, but a few comics in one lot.  
85.
1913-S Barber Half
Where have all the Barbers gone?, they have been clipped and shaved and vanished, just like my hair
86.
Very Nice 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
87.
1942 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar
88.
1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
Shine baby, shine
89.
1877-CC Seated Liberty Half Dollar
CC stands for Carson City,  the most desired mints
90.
1915-S Barber Half
91.
1915-D Barber Half
92.
YIKES, this is a rare date
1915 Barber Half
93.
1914-S Barber Half
These halves are all part of the Waterloo Iowa hoard
So here is the deal, these people died about 20 years ago, and they were so tight, they would put 3 to 4 cans of water per can of soup.
I use about 1 can of water per 4 cans of soup
94.
1913-S Barber Half Dollar
95.
1913-D Barber Half
Notice how I go backwards and try to put them in order?
Do you people appreciate the effort I put into these auctions?
Does anyone ever say, I hope Ted is doing ok?
NOPE, no compassion from my Do-bid family
96.
1912-S Barber Half Silver Dollar
97.
1912-D Barber Half Dollars
Hard to find these little mini-hoards
 
98.
1912 Barber Half Dollar
99.
1911-S Barber Half Dollar
100.
1911-D Barber Half Dollar
101.
1911 Barber Half Dollar
102.
1910-S Barber Half Dollar
103.
1909-S Barber Half Dollar
104.
1909-O
Yep, a New Orleans Mint Barber Half Dollar
Anyone remember MR Bill from Saturday night live?
O mints remind me of his little mouth as they smashed him
105.
1909 Barber Half Dollar
An absence of a mint mark, usually means it was minted in Philadelphia
So how much metal did they save by not putting a mint mark on the coins?
106.
1908-D Barber Half Dollar
older, older, older
107.
1907-D Barber Half Dollar
D means it was minted in the mile high city of Denver
But of course with Mary Jane being sold on the street, the mile high city has a double meaning
108.
1907-O Barber Half Dollar
109.
1906-S Barber Half Dollar
S stands what city?
I will give you a clue, they have a 3 million dollar budget to wash the vagrants messes of the street in this city
110.
1906-O Barber Half Dollar
If you were paying attention, you would have noticed that this series features 4 different mint marks, did you catch that?
111.
1906-D Barber Half Dollar
How much work does each auction take, you ask?
10 to 30 hours.
112.
1906 (no mint mark) Barber Half Dollar
 
113.
1905-S Barber Half Dollar
114.
1902 Barber Half Dollar
115.
1901-O Barber Half Dollar
116.
1900-S Barber Half Dollar
117.
1900-O Barber Half Dollar
118.
1900 Barber Half Dollar
119.
1899-O Barber Half Dollar
WOW, wait till you see the 1984 half ton Ford We are listing 
Completely rebuilt, all immaculate
$5000 worth of body work
Stay tuned, the CUBE is having too much fun!
120.
1899 Barber Half Dollar
121.
1898-S Barber Half Dollar
122.
1898 Barber Half Dollar
123.
1897 Barber Half Dollar
Spanish American war was somewhere in this period right?
124.
1896 Barber Half Dollar
What a nice run
 
125.
1895-O Barber Half Dollar
126.
1895 Barber Half Dollar
Look at the face of this coin, you are getting sleepy, very sleepy
127.
1894-O Barber Half Dollar
128.
1894 Barber Half Dollar
129.
1930 Standing Liberty Quarter, one of my favorite designs
Call me sentimental
130.
1929-S Standing Liberty Quarter
131.
1928-D Standing Liberty Quarter
132.
1927 Standing Liberty Quarter
I honestly think these things are harder to find than the price would indicate
The date was at the bottom and got worn off quickly
133.
1926 Standing Liberty Quarter
134.
1925 Standing Liberty Quarter
135.
This coin caused quite a stir when it was released.  This is the Type 1 or first issue and the right breast appears to be exposed.  ALA Janet Jackson or most Hollywood stars that think they are the first people to have mammaries.  Look at me, look at me, I have more silicone than a bouncy house
1917-D Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter in amazing Extra Fine condition
Worthy of a strong bid, this coin is gorgeous, even if she is not as well adorned as she should be  
136.
WOW, first year of issue of Lincoln Cent
The famous 1909 Cent in original red uncirculated conditon.  This coin has not been cleaned, this is all original.
It also has the name of the designer in the back by the stalks
Victor David Brenner, or VDB
137.
10 Silver Dimes
138.
Why are all the old coins designed so beautifully?
Now we have dead presidents, and they had freedom and liberty and half adorned women

1867 Shield Nickel
139.
1908 Liberty Nickel
I list individual coins of common dates if they are in better condition, otherwise I would be listing 15 cent coins for 3 days
140.
1883 Liberty Nickel, or type 1 without the word CENTS on back
141.
1912 Liberty Nickel
142.
1884 Liberty Nickel
143.
1865 Three Cent Piece
144.
1882 Seated Liberty Dime
145.
18 Silver Dimes, in ratty shape, but still silver 
Some neat older dates
146.
1901-O Very Good Barber Dime
yep, from the Waterloo Iowa Hoard
147.
1900-S Barber Dime
148.
1900-O Barber Dime
149.
1898-O Barber Dime
150.
Little tough one here
Like Aunt Beth's Beef Jerkey
1896-O Barber Dime
151.
WOW, some of these early Barber Dimes are pricey!
1894-O Barber Dime
152.
1892-O Barber Dime
153.
My favorite collector grade is Extra Fine
1912 Barber Dime in Extra Fine
154.
10 Pieces of Liberty Nickels
156.
Let's end this aution with 15 Almost Uncirculated to Gem Uncirculated Mercury Dimes
Worth about $2 to $15 each, so pony up 

 
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ICECUBE TOO: WATERLOO IOWA BARBER COLLECTION #61 ONLINE AUCTION
 Online Only Auction
Sale Date(s)
Bidding Starts: Tuesday Jul 9 , 9:00 AM
Bidding Ends: Sunday Jul 28 , 6:00 PM
Sale Location

REMER, MN 56672
Company
DO-BID Oline Auctions

Contact: Donald Oberfoell
Phone: 2187358619
Email: don@do-bid.com
Website: www.do-bid.com

Listing Terms and Conditions
See website for this auction's specific terms, pickup, viewing and payment instructions. Thank you.
1.
One Pound 9 ounces of Unsearched Lincoln Wheat Cents
Been sitting in someones basement for over 30 years
I would guess about 150 to 200 pennies
2.
9 Mercury Dimes and a Barber Dime
3.
4 pounds 14 ounces of UNSEARCHED Lincoln Wheat Cents
These just walked in the door, sweetest lady ever, was only in her 80's
The only time I use Unsearched is if I think they are from a collection and not picked to death by a dealer
I would guess about 400 to 500 wheat pennies
4.
About 22 Buffalo Nickels
More than half have nice dates and it appears that a silver war nickel is in the lot
5.
One pound 14 ounces of Wheat Pennies, UNSEARCHED
So between 100 to 175 pennies
6.
12 steel cents and 2 x 40% Kennedy Half Dollars
7.
Did I pay too much?
This little box came in, and the guy wanted to know how much?
I bought it mostly for the Sterling Silver Infantry badge which is about 4 inches across.  I also thought the pocket knife was neat, looks like a Superior Brand.
Couple of neat older coins, an earring, some kind of patch
Let's see if I take this one or make a couple bucks.
ONLY the buyer can ask me what I paid, I will not lie, this is way too much fun!
8.
35 little steel cents, some are pretty; nice
 
9.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
10.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
11.
$15 face value of Kennedy Bicentennial Half Dollars
Independence hall on the back
12.
Old Waterloo Iowa Collection details
30 1939 Jefferson Nickels
I have NOT checked these for double dies
13.
21 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated, lots of Uncirculated 1967 in this lot
14.
2 pieces of 1939-D Jefferson Nickels
These are worth about $10 to $15 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
15.
13 pieces of 1938 Jefferson Nickels
Few nice uncirclated pieces
Worth between 50 cents and $3 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
16.
1938-s Jefferson Nickel
Waterloo Iowa hoard
17.
4 worn out Standing LIberty Quarters
Worth about $2.50 in silver alone
18.
7 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
19.
8 Standing Liberty Quarters all in Very Good to Fine condition
Worth about $9 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
20.
20 Kennedy Halves from 1966 to 1970
These contain 40% silver and at $15 per ounce, according to coininfo.com or coinflation.com these have $2.32 worth of silver PER coin
Some of these will be Uncirculated
Waterloo Iowa hoard
21.
4 nice 1939-S Jefferson Nickels
Worth about $2 to $20 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
22.
5 x 1938-D Jefferson Nickels
Worth about $2 per unit
Waterloo Iowa hoard
23.
1916-D Barber Quarter
The Waterloo Iowa hoard
24.
1916 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa hoard
 
25.
1913 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa hoard
26.
4 x 1915-D Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
27.
4 x 1916 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
28.
4 x 1914 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
29.
3 x 1914-D Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa hoard
30.
4 x 1912 Barber Silver Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
31.
2 x 1911-S Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
32.
1909-O Barber Quarter
This is a toughie!
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
33.
4 x 1909 Barber Quarter
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
34.
4 x 1908 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
35.
4 x 1907 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
36.
2 x 1904 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
37.
1902-S Barber Quarter
38.
4 x 1898 Barber Quarters
Waterloo Iowa Hoard
39.
1895-S Barber Quarter
40.
1892-S Barber Quarter
41.
1885 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
42.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
43.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
44.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
45.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
46.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
47.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
48.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
49.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
50.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
51.
1885-O UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
52.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
53.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
54.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
55.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
56.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
57.
1886 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
58.
1881-S UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
59.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
60.
1887 UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollar
61.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 1999 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package.  5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
62.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2005 (includes Minnesota) state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
63.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2002 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
64.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2001 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
65.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2004 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
66.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x  2000 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
67.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2006 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
68.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2007 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
69.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2003 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
70.
Could not pass these up, issued by USPS
5 x 2003 state quarters still in original packaging, includes a MINT stamp with each package. 5 coins per package, so you get about 62 cents worth of useable value x 5 pieces.
71.
1971 Canada Silver Dollar British Columbia
Includes all original paperwork
72.
1973 Canada Silver Dollar
1973 RCMP 
Includes original case
73.
1972 Canada Silver Dollar
Includes all the paperwork
Isnt that weird that these dates ended up in these lots?
See if you can figure out what I mean.  
74.
1982 and 1991 Proof sets
75.
Neat presentation set with the steel cents and the cents that were made from recycled shell casings
76.
1968 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
77.
1969 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
78.
1970 Proof Set with the 40% silver Proof Kennedy Half
79.
Racketeer Nickel Set
Includes two very hard to find LIberty Nickel
the 1883 NO cents and the 1883 Liberty Nickel where they introduced the word cents on the back to deter gold plating and monetary confusion in 1883
80.
14 Mercury Dimes, which is actually the winged Liberty Dime
These are all silver of course
81.
Sterling Silver basketball Mom broach.
Show your pride for the future NBA player in your life.
 
82.
8 Canada Dollars in Proof like condition with all the Royal Canadian Mint paperwork and cases.  These are made to commemorate special national events
 
83.
BLING, BLING
Set of 8 Sterling Silver knives
OF course the blades are stainless, but the handles are sterling
I figure each knife has about half an ounce of silver or more.
I buy sets, and get sick of crushing these beauties, so lets try a few on Do-Bid and see if I can at least get my money back
84.
Where did I get these?
Hmmmm, how about a lot of comics, not a lot of comics, but a few comics in one lot.  
85.
1913-S Barber Half
Where have all the Barbers gone?, they have been clipped and shaved and vanished, just like my hair
86.
Very Nice 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
87.
1942 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar
88.
1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar
Shine baby, shine
89.
1877-CC Seated Liberty Half Dollar
CC stands for Carson City,  the most desired mints
90.
1915-S Barber Half
91.
1915-D Barber Half
92.
YIKES, this is a rare date
1915 Barber Half
93.
1914-S Barber Half
These halves are all part of the Waterloo Iowa hoard
So here is the deal, these people died about 20 years ago, and they were so tight, they would put 3 to 4 cans of water per can of soup.
I use about 1 can of water per 4 cans of soup
94.
1913-S Barber Half Dollar
95.
1913-D Barber Half
Notice how I go backwards and try to put them in order?
Do you people appreciate the effort I put into these auctions?
Does anyone ever say, I hope Ted is doing ok?
NOPE, no compassion from my Do-bid family
96.
1912-S Barber Half Silver Dollar
97.
1912-D Barber Half Dollars
Hard to find these little mini-hoards
 
98.
1912 Barber Half Dollar
99.
1911-S Barber Half Dollar
100.
1911-D Barber Half Dollar
101.
1911 Barber Half Dollar
102.
1910-S Barber Half Dollar
103.
1909-S Barber Half Dollar
104.
1909-O
Yep, a New Orleans Mint Barber Half Dollar
Anyone remember MR Bill from Saturday night live?
O mints remind me of his little mouth as they smashed him
105.
1909 Barber Half Dollar
An absence of a mint mark, usually means it was minted in Philadelphia
So how much metal did they save by not putting a mint mark on the coins?
106.
1908-D Barber Half Dollar
older, older, older
107.
1907-D Barber Half Dollar
D means it was minted in the mile high city of Denver
But of course with Mary Jane being sold on the street, the mile high city has a double meaning
108.
1907-O Barber Half Dollar
109.
1906-S Barber Half Dollar
S stands what city?
I will give you a clue, they have a 3 million dollar budget to wash the vagrants messes of the street in this city
110.
1906-O Barber Half Dollar
If you were paying attention, you would have noticed that this series features 4 different mint marks, did you catch that?
111.
1906-D Barber Half Dollar
How much work does each auction take, you ask?
10 to 30 hours.
112.
1906 (no mint mark) Barber Half Dollar
 
113.
1905-S Barber Half Dollar
114.
1902 Barber Half Dollar
115.
1901-O Barber Half Dollar
116.
1900-S Barber Half Dollar
117.
1900-O Barber Half Dollar
118.
1900 Barber Half Dollar
119.
1899-O Barber Half Dollar
WOW, wait till you see the 1984 half ton Ford We are listing 
Completely rebuilt, all immaculate
$5000 worth of body work
Stay tuned, the CUBE is having too much fun!
120.
1899 Barber Half Dollar
121.
1898-S Barber Half Dollar
122.
1898 Barber Half Dollar
123.
1897 Barber Half Dollar
Spanish American war was somewhere in this period right?
124.
1896 Barber Half Dollar
What a nice run
 
125.
1895-O Barber Half Dollar
126.
1895 Barber Half Dollar
Look at the face of this coin, you are getting sleepy, very sleepy
127.
1894-O Barber Half Dollar
128.
1894 Barber Half Dollar
129.
1930 Standing Liberty Quarter, one of my favorite designs
Call me sentimental
130.
1929-S Standing Liberty Quarter
131.
1928-D Standing Liberty Quarter
132.
1927 Standing Liberty Quarter
I honestly think these things are harder to find than the price would indicate
The date was at the bottom and got worn off quickly
133.
1926 Standing Liberty Quarter
134.
1925 Standing Liberty Quarter
135.
This coin caused quite a stir when it was released.  This is the Type 1 or first issue and the right breast appears to be exposed.  ALA Janet Jackson or most Hollywood stars that think they are the first people to have mammaries.  Look at me, look at me, I have more silicone than a bouncy house
1917-D Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter in amazing Extra Fine condition
Worthy of a strong bid, this coin is gorgeous, even if she is not as well adorned as she should be  
136.
WOW, first year of issue of Lincoln Cent
The famous 1909 Cent in original red uncirculated conditon.  This coin has not been cleaned, this is all original.
It also has the name of the designer in the back by the stalks
Victor David Brenner, or VDB
137.
10 Silver Dimes
138.
Why are all the old coins designed so beautifully?
Now we have dead presidents, and they had freedom and liberty and half adorned women

1867 Shield Nickel
139.
1908 Liberty Nickel
I list individual coins of common dates if they are in better condition, otherwise I would be listing 15 cent coins for 3 days
140.
1883 Liberty Nickel, or type 1 without the word CENTS on back
141.
1912 Liberty Nickel
142.
1884 Liberty Nickel
143.
1865 Three Cent Piece
144.
1882 Seated Liberty Dime
145.
18 Silver Dimes, in ratty shape, but still silver 
Some neat older dates
146.
1901-O Very Good Barber Dime
yep, from the Waterloo Iowa Hoard
147.
1900-S Barber Dime
148.
1900-O Barber Dime
149.
1898-O Barber Dime
150.
Little tough one here
Like Aunt Beth's Beef Jerkey
1896-O Barber Dime
151.
WOW, some of these early Barber Dimes are pricey!
1894-O Barber Dime
152.
1892-O Barber Dime
153.
My favorite collector grade is Extra Fine
1912 Barber Dime in Extra Fine
154.
10 Pieces of Liberty Nickels
156.
Let's end this aution with 15 Almost Uncirculated to Gem Uncirculated Mercury Dimes
Worth about $2 to $15 each, so pony up