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Public Auction In-Person & Online Bidding Monday, October 5 at 3 pm

Coins & Currency
Collectors, Take Notice!

Will sell at Gateway Gallery Auction located at 643 Kriner Rd, Chambersburg, PA on:

Monday, October 5 at 3 pm

COINS/CURRENCY/ETC.: (368) Cataloged lots of coins, currency. Highlights include a substantial selection of Morgan Silver Dollars ranging from 1879 through 1921 including PCGS and NGC-certified MS63; early American copper large cents from 1802 through the 1850s, 1817 Large Cent w/(13) stars, 1834 small 8; 1803 & 1804 half cents; flying eagle cents; Indian Head cents; two-cent pieces; Shield Nickels; Liberty seated coinage and other early U.S. issues; 1936-D & 1936-S Columbia SC Sesquicentennial Half Dollar; 1925 Stone Mountain Half Dollar and other silver commemoratives; certified coins; large groups of sequential star notes from 2003, 2006, 2009 & 2013 issues; uncut currency sheets including 1981 $1 four note-sheet, 1995 Atlanta $2 eight note sheet, 2003 $5 star note uncut notes; 1923, 1928A and other silver certificates; 1935A North Africa Star Note; 1929 National Currency; 1929 $10 National Currency note from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia; selection of world and historic coins; 2020 Tuvalu James Bond 007 1 oz. .999 silver coin and much more. Complete listing online.

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: With hundreds of lots, this auction offers something for collectors at virtually every level – from quantities of Wheat Cents, Buffalo Nickels and War Nickels to early American copper, classic silver, certified coins, Star Notes, historic currency and unusual world issues.
Whether you’re looking for a key date, upgrading items in your collection, , stacking silver, collecting paper currency, or simply searching for that unexpected treasure – this is an auction worth exploring!
Browse the complete catalog, study the lots, and don’t overlook the hidden gems!
Coins/Currency available for inspection from 1PM Sale Day. Coin catalog on website or can be mailed by phoning (717) 263-6512 or (800) 315-3265 to request listing. Online requests for condition reports must be made prior to day of sale.

Preview Sale Day from 1 pm

TERMS: Cash. Visa/MC/Discover accepted. 15% buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for cash or approved check. Online bidding available on website. Statements made day of sale take precedence.

CONDITION & GRADING NOTE: All items sold as-is, where-is, with no guarantee. Buyers are responsible to satisfy themselves as to condition of items. Every effort will be made to assist bidders, however YOU are the sole judge of condition. Condition requests must be made prior to day of sale.

GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION Inc.
643 Kriner Road, Chambersburg, PA 17202
Phone (717) 263-6512, (800) 315-3265, AH002001, AY002190
Auctioneer Heather R. Kohler AU005651
Auctioneer John F. Kohler, Jr. AU000507L

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