tigerwalk's Coin Album

From the person I bought it from: This coin was purchased on April 28, 1952, for $12.00 by Roderick Stewart McIver Jr. (1899-1982) from the Hollinbeck Coin Co. in Des Moines, Iowa. Mr. McIver was a sixth-generation South Carolinian, descended from Roderick McIver, who arrived in the colony in 1756.

1893 $2.50 MS63 PCGS #7845

1896 $2.50 MS62 PCGS #7848

1897 $2.50 MS64 PCGS #7849

1901 $2.50 MS62 PCGS #7853

1909 $2.50 AU58 PCGS #7940

1909 $2.50 MS62 PCGS #7940

1910 $2.50 N1 PCGS #7941

1911 $2.50 MS62 PCGS #7942

1914-D $2.50 N1 PCGS #7947

1914-D $2.50 AU58 PCGS #7947

1915 $2.50 N1 PCGS #7948

1915 $2.50 MS61 PCGS #7948

1925-D $2.50 MS64 PCGS #7949

1926 $2.50 AU55 PCGS #7950

1926 $2.50 MS62 PCGS #7950

1927 $2.50 MS61 PCGS #7951

1928 $2.50 MS63 PCGS #7952

1928 $2.50 MS64 PCGS #7952

1846 $5 Large Date XF45 PCGS #8226

1881 $5 MS62 PCGS #8354

1909 $5 MS62 PCGS #8513

1911 $5 MS61 PCGS #8520

1881 $10 MS62 PCGS #8691

Bought on Ebay. Used a PCGS free certificate for grading. $38.25 value, which I've added to the cost. Original cost 878.95

1891 $10 AU58 PCGS #8719

Bought on Ebay, paid $903.95 plus $45 for PCGS grading

1908-D $10 No Motto AU58 PCGS #8854

Bought on Ebay. Submitted to PCGS with a free submission certificate. Value of $38.25. Original cost was $1,295.00

1908 $10 Motto AU58 PCGS #8859

Bought on Ebay. Submitted to PCGS with a free submission certificate. Value of $38.25. Original cost $940.

1910-D $10 MS62 PCGS #8866

Small black line in front of face. Secure holder

1911-D $10 AU55 PCGS #8869

1912 $10 MS62 PCGS #8871

New PCGS tri-point holder. Attractive, clean coin.

1912 $10 MS62 PCGS #8871

New PCGS tri-point holder. Attractive, clean coin.

1912 $10 MS62 PCGS #8871

New PCGS tri-point holder. Attractive, clean coin.

1915 $10 MS61 PCGS #8878

1873 $20 Open 3 MS60 PCGS #8967

Bought on Ebay, Submitted to PCGS. $95 value of submission cost. Original cost $1,875.00

1908-D $20 Motto MS62 PCGS #9148

1909-D $20 AU55 PCGS #9152

Bought on Ebay; paid $2,189 plus $45 for PCGS grading

1910-S $20 MS64 PCGS #9156

1914 $20 MS63 PCGS #9164

1914-D $20 MS64 PCGS #9165

Old Green Holder, absolutely beautiful gold coin.

1914-D $20 MS64 PCGS #9165

Old Green Holder, absolutely beautiful gold coin.

1922 $20 MS63 PCGS #9173

Bought on Ebay; Originally in a SEGS slab (graded MS65), paid $2,018.95 plus $45 to PCGS for grading

1922 $20 MS64 PCGS #9173

Bought on Ebay; paid $1,951 plus $45 for PCGS grading

1922 $20 MS65 PCGS #9173

Beautiful sheen with lots of orange, hue's of blue and a bit e MS-65 with no spots or visible distractions. Liberty's left arm appears to be weakly struck towards the hand.of a satin look. Very attractive MS-65.

1922 $20 MS65 PCGS #9173

1923 $20 MS63 PCGS #9175

Bought on Ebay in 2012; originally slabbed in a SEGS slab (graded MS65). Originally paid $1,725 and paid $45 for PCGS grading.

1923-D $20 MS64 PCGS #9176

Old Green Holder

1923-D $20 MS64 PCGS #9176

Old Green Holder

1926 $20 MS65 PCGS #9183

1928 $20 MS63 PCGS #9189

1999 $100 Statue of Liberty MS69 PCGS #9776

Bought Raw on Ebay; originally sent by APMEX to original owner. Paid 1314.95 plus $45 to PCGS for grading.

2007-W $100 Burnished St. of Liberty SP70 PCGS #150439

2008-W $10 Burnished St. of Liberty SP69 PCGS #393078

Intentionally overpaid due to scarcity. At the time of purchase, other, similar coins were selling for $350 each. Platinum has just run to $1,400 an ounce from around $975.

2008 $10 Statue of Liberty First Strike MS70 PCGS #393105

2008-W $50 Burnished Am. Buffalo First Strike .9999 Fine Gold SP69 PCGS #400038

First Strike - rare date with very low mintage (9,074)