Early Dollars (1794-1804)

1804 U.S. Bust $1 "THE KING" rep. AU+ NICE! (copy)	-	$0.99	30m
Replica 1799 U.S. Draped Bust dollar no motto	-	$0.10	2h 1m
"The Fantastic 1804 Dollar" by Eric Newman Mint OOP	-	$14.99	2h 21m
GORGEOUS LOT OF COLLECTIBLE COINS RECENTLY FOUND	6	$4.33	3h 50m
Replica U.S.Half Bust Dollar 1826	-	$0.10	6h 49m
Replica U.S.Draped Bust Dollar 1797 Small Eagle	-	$0.10	8h 56m
Replica U.S.MORGAN DOLLAR 1890 CC	-	$0.10	9h 3m
Replica U.S.Bust Dollar 1803 Buyit now	-	$0.10	9h 53m
Replica U.S.Bust Dollar 1803 Buyit now	-	$1.90	12h 39m
RARE 1798 DRAPED BUST $1 ONE DOLLAR MINI SILVER COIN	2	$0.99	18h 47m
1803, Ottoman Empire, Selim III. Silver Yuzluk Dollar.	8	$11.50	18h 48m
Replica U.S.Pattern Trade Dollar 1873 #5120	-	$0.10	19h 7m
Replica U.S.Flowing hair dollar 1794	-	$1.90	19h 40m
Replica U.S.Half Bust Dollar 1826	-	$0.10	20h 53m
1800 Draped Bust Dollar, VG-Fine	-	$1,210.00 $1,349.00	22h 28m
1794 Silver Dollar - Gallery Mint Museum (GMM) COPY	8	$15.50	22h 40m
Replica U.S.Pattern Trade Dollar 1873 #5120	-	$0.10	1d 19m
Replica U.S.Half Bust Dollar 1826	-	$0.10	1d 10h 23m
Replica U.S.Draped Bust Dollar 1797 Small Eagle	-	$0.10	1d 14h 31m
Replica U.S.Half Bust Dollar 1826	-	$0.10	1d 14h 48m
1798 Draped Bust US coin NO RESERVE	15	$127.51	1d 14h 54m
1800 DOTTED DATE DRAPED BUST DOLLAR NGC MS 64!! NICE!		$125,000.00	1d 15h 50m
1800 DRAPED BUST HERALDIC EAGLE DOLLAR PCGS VF 25		$2,599.00	1d 16h 31m
1803 DRAPED BUST DOLLAR PCGS VF 30 SMALL 3 CAC ORIGINAL		$3,599.00	1d 16h 37m
Replica U.S.Seated liberty dollar 1865	-	$0.10	1d 17h 48m
Replica U.S.Pattern Morgan Dollar 1902	-	$0.10	1d 18h 38m
Replica U.S.Pattern Trade dollar 1871	-	$0.10	1d 20h 25m
Replica U.S. Trade Dollar 1876 CC #5134	-	$0.10	1d 22h 2m
1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar Rare Collection Replica	-	$0.99 $46.99	2d 2m
Replica 1802 U.S. Draped Bust dollar	-	$0.10	2d 2h 21m
Replica 1801 U.S. Draped Bust dollar	-	$0.10	2d 2h 35m
Replica 1799 U.S. Draped Bust dollar no motto	-	$0.10	2d 3h 46m
Replica U.S.Flowing hair dollar 1794	-	$1.90	2d 3h 50m
Replica U.S Ugly Bust dollar1799 #2506	-	$0.10	2d 5h 17m
1796 Early Dollar Great Eagle Coins REPLICA	-	$0.98	2d 11h 14m
Replica Italy L.5 Emanuele II 1873 #1518	-	$0.10	2d 11h 56m
COPY a good 1802 DRAPED BUST SILVER DOLLARS REPLICA	-	$1.23	2d 12h 28m
Replica U.S. Pattern Morgan Dollar 1879	-	$0.10	2d 13h 35m
1802 1801 Bust Dollar Overdate	2	$770.00	2d 14h 15m
1799 Draped Bust 1$ in CHOICE EXTRA FINE SHAPE! BEAUTY!	-	$1,599.95 $1,979.95	2d 14h 33m

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