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CRAWFORD AUCTION SERVICE--ONLINE COIN AUCTION BIDDING CLOSES SUNDAY MAY 3, 2026 AT 7:00 PM CENTRAL TIME Trusted Since 1944 306 LOTS. NO RESERVES. EVERY LOT OPENS AT THREE DOLLARS. Every few sales the right consignment lands on the Crawford table. This is one of them. Three hundred six lots of United States numismatics and world silver from a single advanced consignor who built his collection the way serious collectors do: one date at a time, one mint mark at a time, with discipline and patience. The result is a sale with real depth in key-date Morgan Dollars, both 1932 Washington Quarter keys in the same catalog, the 1909-S Lincoln Cent, the 1921-S Buffalo Nickel, the 1921 Mercury Dime, the 1927-S Standing Liberty Quarter, the 1928 Peace Dollar, an 1834 Capped Bust Half Dollar in About Uncirculated Plus, two Carson City Morgans, an 1895-O Morgan, a New Orleans Mint 1903-O Morgan graded MS65 by the consignor, and a 1878-S first-year San Francisco Morgan Dollar. The numismatics are paired with a timely silver bullion run. With spot silver trading at $77 per ounce as this catalog publishes, nine American Silver Eagles, ten one-troy-ounce .999 fine silver rounds and bars, a five-dollar face paper roll of 1964 and earlier ninety-percent silver United States dimes, four Las Vegas casino silver tokens, and world silver issues from Trinidad and Tobago, Mexico, and Sao Tome all carry meaningful melt value before any numismatic premium is added. This is a single-consignor sale. No cherry-picking. No reserves. Every lot opens at three dollars. Bid confidently. FEATURED LOTS Lot 301 - 1834 Capped Bust Half Dollar, About Uncirculated Plus. The anchor of the type-coin side of this sale. Capped Bust Halves in About Uncirculated or better are a cornerstone of any serious early United States type collection and are genuinely scarce in the detail this example retains. Strong hair and drapery, full star centers, attractive original toning, lettered edge. Lot 368 - 1903-O Morgan Silver Dollar, MS65 (raw). The 1903-O was once considered the rarest Morgan Dollar until a Treasury hoard surfaced in 1962, and it remains a premium New Orleans issue in gem grade. This example is raw, graded by the consignor, and has not been certified by PCGS or NGC. Lot 376 - 1928 Peace Silver Dollar, Uncirculated. The key date of the Peace Dollar series with a mintage of just 360,649, the lowest in the entire Peace Dollar run from 1921 through 1935. Every Peace Dollar collector needs one. Lot 363 - 1901 Morgan Silver Dollar, About Uncirculated. Notorious among Morgan collectors for a sharp value jump above About Uncirculated. Philadelphia Mint, and genuinely difficult in higher grades. Lot 138 - 1909-S Lincoln Wheat Cent, Very Fine. Cornerstone key date for any Lincoln Cent collection. Only 1,825,000 struck at San Francisco in 1909, separate from the 1909-S VDB issue. S mint mark clearly visible below the date. Lots 265 and 266 - 1932-D and 1932-S Washington Quarters. Both first-year keys in the same sale. The 1932-S is the lowest mintage business strike in the entire 1932 through 1998 Washington Quarter run at just 408,000 coins. The 1932-D at 436,800 is the second-lowest. Lot 298 - 1927-S Standing Liberty Quarter, Fine Plus. With a mintage of 396,000, this is the key date of the entire Standing Liberty Quarter series. Lot 208 - 1921-S Buffalo Nickel, Fine. Cornerstone branch-mint Buffalo key with a mintage of 1,557,000. A required coin for any complete date and mint-mark set. Lot 239 - 1921 Mercury Dime, Very Good. Lowest regular-issue mintage in the Mercury Dime series at 1,230,000 coins. Full date clearly visible on this piece. Lots 348 and 352 - Carson City Morgans. An 1878-CC first-year Carson City Morgan in Fine paired with an 1882-CC in Very Fine. The CC mint mark carries the Old West frontier mint mythology that continues to drive premium pricing in any grade. Lot 378 - 1880-O Morgan NGC AU53 in original GSA Soft Pack. The General Services Administration Soft Pack packaging with the included ninety-percent-silver government token. A genuine crossover collectible sitting at the intersection of two strong markets: NGC certified coins and GSA hoard distributions. Lot 163 - Roll of 90 Percent Silver United States Dimes, Five Dollars Face. Fifty coins, approximately 3.575 troy ounces of pure silver. With spot silver at $77 per ounce the melt value alone exceeds two hundred seventy-five dollars before any numismatic premium. Lot 107 - Five ICG-Graded Canadian Cents, Proof-Like 66 and 67 Red. Dates 1962 through 1966, all in sealed ICG slabs, all with full Red designation. American Silver Eagles - Nine examples total. Dates include a 1986 first-year issue, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2010, 2013, and two current-year 2026 strikes. Each contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver. WHO THIS SALE IS FOR Morgan and Peace Silver Dollar collectors will find 28 Morgans and 5 Peace Dollars with key dates, semi-keys, Carson City and New Orleans branch mints, and a raw MS65 Deep Mirror Prooflike in Lot 359. Type-coin completionists will find the Capped Bust Half, Liberty Seated Half Dimes, Seated Dimes, Seated Halves, Two Cent Pieces, Three Cent Silver Trimes, Three Cent Nickels, Shield Nickels, Flying Eagle Cents, and a deep bench of Indian Head Cents for type and semi-key needs. Lincoln Cent set builders will find 21 individual Lincoln Wheat and Memorial Cents including the 1909-S key and multiple semi-keys, plus three Whitman Lincoln Cent albums ranging from empty to near-complete. Buffalo Nickel specialists will find 42 individual Buffalo Nickels including early-date branch mints and the 1921-S key, plus a 40-coin circulated Buffalo bulk lot for variety searchers. Canadian and world collectors will find 11 Canadian Pre-Confederation Large Cents dating 1828 to 1854, nine ICG-graded modern Canadian Proof-Like pieces, a 1918 Canadian sterling silver five-cent piece, and world silver from Trinidad, Mexico, and Sao Tome. Silver bullion buyers will find nine American Silver Eagles, ten one-troy-ounce .999 silver rounds and bars, four Las Vegas casino silver tokens, and the ninety-percent silver dime roll. Timely at current silver spot. Hard Times token collectors will find four 19th-century American merchant and Hard Times tokens including the iconic TAKE THE RESPONSIBILITY variety and a Merchants Exchange Wall Street piece. Proof Set and Mint Set collectors will find a near-continuous run of annual United States Proof Sets from 1955 through 2021, including the 1955 Silver Proof Set flat pack with the Philadelphia Mint blue and white seal, plus the 1970 Silver Proof Set containing the last forty-percent-silver Kennedy Half struck for circulation-era proof issue, and four P and D Mint Sets including the 1996 set with the special West Point Roosevelt Dime. Bulk and variety searchers will find 500 Lincoln Wheat Cents in mixed circulated condition, 40 circulated Buffalo Nickels, and 39 all-1800s-dated Indian Head Cents. A NOTE ON GRADES AND HOLDERS Every grade in this catalog without a PCGS or NGC designation is the opinion of the consignor and has not been independently authenticated. Raw-graded Morgan Dollars, Peace Dollars, Silver Eagles, and business-strike coins are sold as graded by the consignor with full disclosure that the market values of raw graded coins can vary materially from certified examples of the same stated grade. Coins in slabs labeled Sovereign Grading Service (SGS), Worldwide Coin Grading (WCG), or similar lower-tier services have not been independently authenticated by Crawford Auction Service. These lower-tier services do not carry the same market weight as equivalent PCGS or NGC grades, and the descriptions in this catalog call that out for each affected lot. Photos are the most accurate description of every lot in this sale. Written descriptions are a guide only and may contain errors. Bidders are required to review the photos carefully before placing any bid. SCHEDULE AND LOGISTICS Bidding Closes: Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 7:00 PM Central Time. Soft close format with thirty-second extensions on any lot receiving a bid in the final thirty seconds. Watch the clock run and be patient with extensions. Preview: In person preview is available at Deer Creek Pawn and Gun in Clinton, Missouri on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM through Friday, May 1, 2026. Preview is not offered on Wednesday, Saturday, or Sunday. Checkout and Local Pickup: Winners may pick up locally at Deer Creek Pawn and Gun in Clinton, Missouri on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM. Pickup is by appointment. Pickup begins the day after sale close and continues through the following weeks on the posted schedule until all local lots are claimed. Shipping: All shipped lots go out together on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 through our shipping partner at ShippingSaint.com. Shipping invoices are sent after payment on the winning bid clears. Buyers who need faster service should arrange pickup instead. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Starting Bid: Every lot opens at $3.00. No reserves on any lot in the sale. Buyers Premium: 15 percent is added to each winning bid. Sales Tax: Missouri sales tax is applied where required. Resale exemption certificates are accepted with advance documentation. Payment: Payment is due within three days of invoice. Accepted payment methods include Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, bank wire, cashiers check, and cash in person. A 3 percent convenience fee applies to credit and debit card transactions. Shipping: USPS Priority Mail with tracking and insurance on every domestic shipment through ShippingSaint.com. International shipping is evaluated case by case. Shipping quotes are provided after invoicing. Pickup: Local pickup at Deer Creek Pawn and Gun, Clinton, Missouri, by appointment on the posted schedule. Condition: Every lot sells as-is with no warranty. Photos are the most accurate description of every lot. Written descriptions are a guide only and may contain errors. Bidders must review all photos before bidding. Authentication: Coins in slabs labeled SGS, WCG, or similar lower-tier grading services have not been independently authenticated by Crawford Auction Service. Buyers who want top-tier third-party grading should resubmit to PCGS or NGC at their own cost after purchase. Bidding Mechanics: Soft close with thirty-second time extensions. Bidders who wait until the final seconds are strongly encouraged to set a maximum bid in advance. Crawford Auction Service is not responsible for internet lag, bid timing, or bidder error. ABOUT CRAWFORD AUCTION SERVICE Crawford Auction Service has served southwest Missouri and the surrounding region since 1944. Three generations of the Crawford family have built the business on honest dealing, strong consignor relationships, and the belief that a well-informed buyer is the best buyer. Every lot in this sale has been photographed, researched, and described to help you bid with confidence. Crawford Auction Service is online at ozarkbid.com and crawfordauctionservice.com. Questions about specific lots, bidding mechanics, shipping, or consignment opportunities for future sales are always welcome. We answer the phone. Good luck, and thank you for bidding with Crawford.