$2.50, Quarter Eagle

Two (2) Solid Oak Coin Display Boxes- 5 slabs w window		$67.95	1h 4m
Two (2) Solid Oak Coin Display Boxes for 28 Slabs each		$79.90	1h 41m
Solid Oak Coin Display Box for 28 Slabs		$45.95	8h 30m
1913 $2.5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD QUARTER EAGLE RARE BEAUTY!!!	17	$217.00	10h 15m
Complete Set of $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagles Incl. 1911 D	34	$9,588.88	10h 38m
3.8g Gold 1911 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Coin #22C	17	$117.15	11h 1m
1928 GOLD $2.5 INDIAN QUARTER EAGLE MS65* NGC		$3,850.00	11h 19m
1925-D $2 1 2 Indian Gold Coin- Nice Choice XF	10	$202.50	12h 11m
1927 $2.50 2 1 2 Gold Indian Head Eagle NGC MS61		$475.00	12h 34m
1911 ... $2.50 Indian Head Quarter Eagle ... Gem BU		$2,079.00	12h 55m
$2.50 U.S. Gold Liberty Love Token Pin	-	$169.95 $187.95	13h 10m
1914-D $2.50 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Gold Coin	9	$142.50	13h 23m
1913 $2.50 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Gold Coin	7	$199.50	13h 26m
1926 2.5 DOLLAR INDIAN GOLD COIN I EXTRA FINE CONDITION	11	$190.50	13h 34m
1910 2.5 DOLLAR INDIAN GOLD COIN I EXTRA FINE CONDITION	9	$197.50	13h 36m
1914 $2.5 Gold Indian Head Quarter Eagle	-	$259.00 $459.00	13h 40m
14K PLAIN BEZEL 2 1 2 INDIAN OR LIBERTY	-	$59.00	13h 41m
1910 $2 1 2 United States Gold Indian Head 1 4 Eagle	5	$162.60	13h 46m
1913 $2.50 NGC MS65		$7,045.00	14h 53m
1851 GOLD 2.5 DOLLAR CORONET HEAD USA = VERY SCARCE =		$349.99	15h 4m
1908 $2.5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD QUARTER EAGLE RARE SCARCE!	10	$207.65	15h 20m
US Coin 1929 Indian Head $2 1 2 Dollar Gold Piece EF	8	$200.00	15h 21m
1913 $2 1 2 United States Gold Indian Head 1 4 Eagle	4	$146.50	15h 22m
$2.5 1853 gold eagle NGC AU58 certified grade	12	$286.00	15h 46m
1911 $2.5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD QUARTER EAGLE RARE DATE!	6	$170.25	16h 22m
1912 $2 1 2 United States Gold Indian Head 1 4 Eagle	7	$148.37	16h 26m
1910 2.5 DOLLAR GOLD INDIAN		$285.00	16h 41m
U.S. 1914-D 2 1 2 DOLLAR QUARTER EAGLE GOLD INDIAN COIN	3	$145.50	16h 58m
1925 D $2.5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD QUARTER EAGLE RARE BU MS ?	22	$205.01	17h 9m
1911 INDIAN HEAD QUARTER EAGLE GOLD $2.5 AU58 ANACS		$330.00	17h 45m
1862-S Key date Quarter Eagle Gold Rush	-	$299.00 $350.00	17h 46m
1927 INDIAN HEAD $2.50 GOLD COIN	4	$167.50	17h 46m
1915- $2.50 GOLD INDIAN- GRADED MS-63		$1,259.99	17h 48m
1857 INDIAN PRINCESS ONE DOLLAR GOLD COIN - T3 XF+	4	$96.02	18h 5m
1849 ONE DOLLAR GOLD COIN - AU - FIRST YEAR	12	$86.00	18h 18m
$2.5 GOLD QUARTER EAGLE INDIAN 1911 HIGH GRADE	33	$42.00	18h 28m
1914 GOLD-(INDIAN-HEAD)-$2.50 QUARTER EAGLE BU MS	2	$112.50	18h 39m
$2.5 GOLD QUARTER EAGLE INDIAN 1914 HIGH GRADE	3	$25.00	18h 44m
1913 GOLD INDIAN QUARTER EAGLE 2.50 2 1 2 US COIN 182	18	$280.00	18h 46m
1834 US Classic Head $21 2 Dollars Gold Coin XF NGC	-	$495.00	18h 58m

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