These coins represent the coins with the highest catalog value in my collection of all those presented on this site.
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| Type: | 1956 Franklin Half Dollar |
| Grade: | PCGS PR68 CAM |
| Mintage: | 669,384 |
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| Type: | 1602 (James VI) Merk |
| Obverse: | Crowned shield |
| Reverse: | Crowned thistle |
| Reference: | KM-16 |
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| Type: | 527-565 (Justinian) Solidus |
| Obverse Legend: | S N IVSTINIANVS P P AVG |
| Obverse: | Helmeted facing bust, holding globus cruciger and shield |
| Reverse Legend: | VICTORIA AVGGG |
| Reverse: | Angel standing facing, holding P-headed cross and globus cruciger |
| Exergue: | * S/CONOB |
| Reference: | S-140 |
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| Type: | 1805 Halfpenny |
| Grade: | Proof |
| Reference: | KM-147a |
| Gilt. Scratch in obverse field. |
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| Type: | 1723 (George I) Shilling |
| Grade: | EF |
| Reference: | S-3647, ESC-1176 |
| SS C in angles. Oddities abound as shown in 1200 dpi blowups: Doubling of the O (upper left) and VS (upper right) in GEORGIVS. Retooling of HIB REX F D (middle left)? Looks as if those letters are on a band different than the rest of the coin surface. Several areas of raised metal on the coin surface in dots or streaks, both on the obverse near F D (middle right) and the reverse along S R I A TH (lower left). Obliteration of 9:00 crown (lower right) which may or may not have occurred during the minting process. |
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