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CRAWFORD AUCTION SERVICE -- ONLINE COIN AUCTION BIDDING CLOSES SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 2026 AT 7:00 PM CENTRAL TIME Trusted Since 1944 201 LOTS. SINGLE CONSIGNOR. NO RESERVES. EVERY LOT OPENS AT THREE DOLLARS. Every so often the right collection lands on the Crawford table, and this is one of them. Two hundred one lots of United States numismatics, world silver, paper money, and bullion from a single consignor who built this holding the patient way, one date and one mint mark at a time. The result is a sale with genuine depth: a 28-coin Morgan dollar run with New Orleans and San Francisco branch mints, a near-complete Indian Head cent date set from the one-year 1859 through the last year of issue in 1909, both 1858 Flying Eagle lettering varieties, four Braided Hair large cents, the key 1909-S and 1931-S Lincoln cents, Walking Liberty and Franklin halves by the roll's worth, classic Civil War paper money, and a stack of one-ounce silver and American Silver Eagles that is timely with silver trading near 65 dollars an ounce as this catalog publishes. This is a no-reserve, single-consignor sale. Every lot opens at three dollars. Bid with confidence. FEATURED LOTS Lot 148 - 1909-S Lincoln Cent, Fine. The cornerstone key date of the entire Lincoln cent series, with the S mint mark clearly visible below the date. This is the 1909-S without VDB, mintage 1,825,000, the coin most wheat sets are missing. Lot 155 - 1931-S Lincoln Cent, Extremely Fine. The lowest mintage circulation-strike Lincoln cent ever made at just 866,000 coins, struck in the depths of the Great Depression and chased by collectors in every grade. Lot 128 - 1864-L Indian Head Cent, Fine. The pointed-bust variety with designer Longacre's initial L on the ribbon, a recognized semi-key that brings a strong premium over the no-L 1864. Lot 142 - 1908-S Indian Head Cent, Very Fine. One of only two S-mint Indian Head cents ever struck, a true branch-mint semi-key with a low mintage just over one million. Lots 119 to 121 - Flying Eagle Cents. The 1857 first-year issue in Extremely Fine, plus both 1858 lettering varieties, the Large Letters in Fine and the scarcer Small Letters in Extremely Fine. Lots 115 to 118 - Braided Hair Large Cents. An 1844, 1846, 1849, and 1854, all Very Fine, big copper coins from the final United States large cent type. Lot 216 - 1878 Morgan Dollar, 7 Tail Feathers, Uncirculated. The very first year of the Morgan dollar in the desirable 7 Tail Feathers reverse variety. Lots 218 and 232 - Prooflike Morgans. An 1880-S in MS63 Prooflike and an 1902-O New Orleans dollar in MS64 Prooflike, both with mirrored fields against frosted devices. Lots 229, 230, and 235 - Better-Date Morgans. The 1891-S and the 1892-O branch-mint dollars, plus the 1921-D, the only Denver Mint Morgan dollar ever struck. Lot 236 - 1928 One Dollar Silver Certificate, Funny Back. The first small-size Silver Certificate, blue seal, more desirable than the common 1935 notes. Lot 239 - 1928-F Two Dollar United States Note. An early small-size red-seal legal tender two, more collectible than the later 1953 and 1963 notes. Lot 245 - 1862 Postage Currency 50 Cent Note. A first-issue piece of United States fractional currency from the Civil War coin shortage, showing five ten-cent Washington postage stamp designs. Lot 160 - 1877-S Seated Liberty Dime, Very Fine. A cornerstone 19th-century silver type coin with the S mint mark on the reverse. Lot 156 - 1920-D Buffalo Nickel, Extremely Fine. A better Denver date with a bold full date and strong detail. American Silver Eagles - Fourteen examples spanning 1986 through 2025, including the 1986 first-year issue and the 1996 key date, the lowest-mintage bullion Eagle of the series, plus a 1994 Proof Eagle in Lot 265. Each contains one full troy ounce of .999 fine silver. WHO THIS SALE IS FOR Morgan and Peace dollar collectors will find a deep Morgan run in Lots 101 to 105 and 216 to 235, with New Orleans, San Francisco, and Denver branch mints, prooflike examples, the 1878 first-year 7 Tail Feathers, and better dates like the 1891-S and 1892-O. Type-coin collectors will find Braided Hair large cents, both Flying Eagle varieties, a one-year 1859 Indian Head, a Liberty Seated dime, Walking Liberty halves, and Franklin halves for type and date needs. Lincoln cent set builders will find the 1909-S and 1931-S keys, a deep run of semi-key early S-mint and D-mint dates, two Whitman wheat-cent albums, and a Memorial cent album. Indian Head cent specialists will find a near-complete circulated date set from 1859 to 1909, including the scarce middle dates and the 1864-L and 1908-S semi-keys, plus three decade-run group lots and a 25-coin all-1800s bulk lot. Buffalo nickel collectors will find the better-date 1920-D, a 1919-D and 1923-S pair, and a 40-coin partial-to-full-date bulk lot. Currency collectors will find a 1928 Funny Back Silver Certificate, 1957 Silver Certificates, early and later red-seal two dollar notes, a consecutive-serial run of 1976 twos, a historic 1862 Postage Currency note, and a pair of Civil War era notes offered with full authenticity disclosure. World and Canadian collectors will find silver from Mexico, British India, Japan, Macau, Germany, and a scarce 1903 French Indochina 20 Cent, plus Canadian silver dollars and Calgary Olympic silver. Silver stackers and bullion buyers will find fourteen American Silver Eagles, ten one-ounce .999 silver rounds, a 1994 Proof Eagle, and a 20-coin lot of 40 percent silver Kennedy halves. Timely with silver near 65 dollars an ounce. Proof and mint set collectors will find United States Proof Sets from 1973 through 2021, including the Bicentennial-dated 1975 set and the first-year 1999 State Quarters set, plus the 1970 silver mint set with the last circulating-era silver Kennedy and the 1996 mint set with the special West Point Roosevelt dime. 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. The raw-graded Morgan dollars, Indian Head cents, Lincoln cents, Walking Liberty and Franklin halves, Silver Eagles, and all other raw business strikes are sold as graded by the consignor, with full disclosure that the market value of a raw graded coin can vary materially from a certified example of the same stated grade. Buyers who want top-tier grading should resubmit to PCGS or NGC at their own cost after purchase. Several coins in this sale are colorized or painted novelty pieces and are described as such. The Civil War era notes in Lot 244 are sold with their authenticity in question and unverified, strictly as-is. Photos are the most accurate description of every lot in this sale. Written descriptions are a guide only and may contain errors. If a written description ever disagrees with the photo, the photo is correct. Bidders are required to review all photos carefully before placing any bid. SCHEDULE AND LOGISTICS Bidding Closes: Sunday, June 28, 2026 at 7:00 PM Central Time. HiBid-style soft close, with thirty-second extensions on any lot receiving a bid in the final thirty seconds. Preview: In person preview at Deer Creek Pawn and Gun, 110 E. Franklin St., Clinton, MO 64735, on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM through Friday, June 26, 2026. No preview Wednesday, Saturday, or Sunday. Checkout and Local Pickup: Local pickup at Deer Creek Pawn and Gun, 110 E. Franklin St., Clinton, MO 64735, on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM, beginning Monday, June 29, 2026, by appointment. Shipping: All shipped lots ship on Wednesday, July 1, 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 local pickup instead. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Starting Bid: Every lot opens at 3 dollars. No reserves on any lot. 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 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. Buyers are responsible for all shipping costs. Pickup: Local pickup at Deer Creek Pawn and Gun, 110 E. Franklin St., Clinton, MO 64735, 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. Bidding Mechanics: Soft close with thirty-second time extensions. Bidders who wait until the final seconds are 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.