6787 Results for Collectibles for sale in Camden Oh - Classifieds

• Dayton, OH
• Collectibles

For sale is an 1873 Closed 3 Half Eagle Gold Proof Graded PR60 Details by ANACS. A major rarity in any condition, this rare half eagle proof has a mintage of only 25 coins with only 14 -18 estimated to still exist. …

• Dayton, OH
• Collectibles

For sale is a 1793 Wreath Cent Vine & Bars S-8, B-13, R.3 Graded by NGC as XF Details. Noticeable granularity covers the obverse and reverse surfaces of this olive, steel, and maroon toned cent that retains considerable design definition on both sides.…

• Dayton, OH
• Collectibles

For sale is an 1793 Lettered Edge Wreath Cent Graded VF Details by PCGS. A richly detailed but somewhat granular walnut-brown Wreath cent. Were it not for the details grade, this coin would likely have secured a VF3…

• Dayton, OH
• Collectibles

For sale is an 1873 Liberty Seated Quarter Closed 3 Graded AU55 by NGC. The 1873 Closed 3, No Arrows quarter had a small mintage of 40,000 coins and is scarce in all grades. This rare Choice AU example displays brig…

• Dayton, OH
• Collectibles

For sale is an 1850-O Gold $20 Double Eagle Graded AU Details by ANACS. This is a well-detailed and affordable O-mint double eagle from the first year of production with California gold. A loupe reveals cleaned surf…

• Dayton, OH
• Collectibles

For sale is an 1852-O Seated Quarter Graded as Uncirculated Details by PCGS. The New Orleans Mint struck a rather small number of quarters in 1852 (96,000 coins), a time when the price of silver rose considerably re…

• Dayton, OH
• Collectibles

For sale is a 1793 Chain Cent America Graded VG Details by PCGS. A very nice representative of this very difficult Flowing Hair Cent. Both sides display reddish-brown color and readable peripheral legends. The chain is boldly defined, and the obverse portrait has a discernible eye and ear.…

• Dayton, OH
• Collectibles

For sale is a 1793 Wreath Cent Vine & Bars S-9, B-12, R.2 Graded by NGC as XF Details. Early die state with no evidence of the usual reverse die cracks. Most of the surface problems on the obverse can be attributed …