2007

2007 NGC ERROR MS 65 JOHN ADAMS MISSING EDGE LETTERING		$475.00	52m
:» GEORGE WASHINGTON GOLDEN DOLLAR BU UNC HARD TO FIND!	1	$0.99	55m
2007 Presidential Proof Set PCGS PR69DCAM Multi Holder		$49.95	1h 14m
2007 Presidental Coin Set - First in a new series!	-	$12.99	1h 23m
2007 Presidental Coin Set - First in a new series!	-	$13.99	1h 24m
2010D 13th presidential new dollar coin	-	$0.79	1h 43m
2010D 13th presidential new dollar coin	-	$0.79	1h 46m
2007P $1 GEORGE WASHINGTON MS65 FIRST DAY OF ISSUE		$3.95	2h 8m
2007D $1 GEORGE WASHINGTON MS65 FIRST DAY OF ISSUE		$3.95	2h 8m
2007 ADAMS PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR (ERROR)	-	$12.99	2h 19m
2010 MILLARD FILLMORE D gold dollar coin presidential	-	$0.01	2h 46m
2007 JOHN ADAMS $1 COIN COVER P22 - SEALED UNOPENED	2	$3.50	2h 51m
2007 J. MADISON $1 COIN COVER P24 - SEALED UNOPENED	-	$0.99	3h 11m
2007 Presidential Proof Set - Deep Cameo - Never Opened	5	$12.75	3h 18m
2007 D GEORGE WASHINGTON PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR	-	$0.99	3h 38m
2007 John Adams Dollar Double Edge ICG-MS64 Coin	-	$199.99	3h 47m
2010-P $25 MILLARD FILLMORE PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR		$32.95	3h 52m
2009-P $25 JAMES K. POLK PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR		$32.99	4h
2007 PRESIDENTIAL $1 COIN GEM PROOF SET	-	$14.95	4h 27m
2007-W $10 GOLD DOLLEY MADISON FIRST SPOUSE PROOF 70		$790.00	4h 27m
John Adams 2007 Dollar coin ERROR double edge lettering	3	$13.49	4h 30m
2007 D PCGS MS69 POS B SF THOMAS JEFFERSON PRESIDENT		$65.00	4h 59m
2007-P Washington Presidential Dollar L@@K UNC POS B	-	$0.99	5h 2m
2007 George Washington Presidential Proof Set	2	$3.99	5h 8m
NGC PF70 2007-S Thomas Jefferson Presidential Dollar		$44.95	5h 28m
2009 W ANNA HARRISON FIRST SPOUSE GOLD COIN NGC MS70	9	$795.00	5h 29m
2007 President G Washington Dollar Coin Upside Down	-	$0.99	5h 30m
2007-2009 PRESIDENTIAL $1.00 DOLLAR SETS 24 COINS BU	2	$33.53	5h 31m
2007 JAMES MADISON PRESIDENTAL DOLLAR ROLL 25 COINS	3	$26.00	6h 13m
Double Die Unc..2007 D John Adams Dollar	-	$5.00	6h 18m
2007 PRESIDENTIAL $1 COIN GEM PROOF SET	-	$14.95	6h 22m
2010 MILLARD FILLMORE D gold dollar coin presidential	-	$0.01	6h 29m
Thomas Jefferson 25.00 GOLD 1.00 COIN BANK ROLL 2007P		$34.95	6h 34m
2007 Presidential P Dollar Roll * Jefferson *	-	$29.95	6h 36m
JAMES MADISON 25.00 GOLD 1.00 COIN BANK ROLL 2008P		$34.95	6h 36m
25 Gold George Wasington 1 Dollar Coins - New in Roll!		$30.00	6h 37m
GEORGE WASHINGTON 25.00 GOLD 1.00 COIN BANK ROLL 2007P		$34.95	6h 39m
2007 D JAMES MADISON PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR	2	$1.04	6h 40m
present dollar woman dollar kennedy half 1947 nickle	-	$2.99	6h 40m
2007 D JAMES MADISON PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR	-	$0.99	6h 40m

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