Alliance Coin Friday the 13th Sale - Coins, Medals, Banknotes & Tokens

One Dollar 1936, ICCS MS-64 with medium golden toning

One Dollar 1938, ICCS Good-6 with clear date and strong legends. A good candidate for the collector of "Lowball" Dollars

One Dollar 1945, ICCS VF-30, lightly-toned

One Dollar 1945, ICCS EF-40 Cleaned, with attractive light even toning

One Dollar 1946, ICCS MS-60, lightly-toned

One Dollar 1948, decent EF with clear hairlines from an earlier cleaning. Obverse has had graffiti engraved into fields at left and right of portrait

A 1951 Silver Dollar, ICCS Prooflike-65 with brilliant mirrored surfaces; accompanied by original case and business card from RCM Mint Master Norval P

One Dollar 1953 No Shoulder Fold, ICCS MS-65 with light golden reverse toning, and variable golden toning on obverse

1953 One Dollar No Shoulder Fold, a roll of 20 pieces UNC or better, some with typical light bagginess, others BU. (Lot of 20 pieces)

One Dollar 1954, ICCS MS-64 and a nice bright example with attractive fields

ICCS MS-63 with just a hint of light toning

ICCS Prooflike-65, lightly-toned with flawless fields

One Dollar 1957 1 Waterline, ICCS MS-64 with medium variable grey-gold toning over good underlying lustre; a superior example for this variety

1958 One Dollar "Totem Pole", a tube of 20 pieces pulled from an original Mint bag. All UNC, with typical light bag-marks.

One Dollar 1959, ICCS MS-64 with variable grey-gold obverse toning, lighter even golden toning on reverse

One Dollar 1962, ICCS MS-64 with heavy variable obverse toning, somewhat lighter grey-gold toning on reverse

One each 1963 and 1965 Type 1 Silver Dollars, both PCGS certifie PL-65. (Lot of 2 coins)

A 1965 "Type 1" Silver Dollar (Small Beads, Pointed 5), PCGS Prooflike-66 with some nice frosted relief

A four-piece set of 1965 Silver Dollars, consisting of both Pointed and Blunt 5 varieties of the Small and Large Beads issues, housed in an imprinted

One Dollar 1968 Extra Water Lines, ICCS MS-60