Apache Trading Post Hoard (Coins and Jewelry) offered on OLA.com

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 15, 2007 -- The auction: Six coffee cans of coins, silver certificates and assorted silver jewelry, all of which came from a New Mexico trading post which was closed 45 years ago. The 80 year-old son of the trading post owner has agreed to the sale of "between 6,000 and 6,500" coins in this lot, and the action has started at 99 cents, with no reserve.

Among them are, "US Gold coins (pre-1930‘s), Morgan and Peace dollars (we saw some of the better key dates dated 1893, 1894,and 1895), Seated half Dollars, Quarters, Dimes, and Half dimes. Barber halves, quarters, and dimes. Shield, Liberty, and Buffalo nickels. Large Cents, Two cent pieces, Indian, Flying eagle, and wheat type cents. Walking Liberty Halves, Standing Liberty Quarters, Mercury dimes, Three cent pieces, Bust coins, and Carson City Mint coins. We didn‘t see a single coin without a date or anything considered uncollectible. There are no Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, Franklin or Kennedy Halves, or anything minted in at least the last 50 years."

The auction may be viewed on OnlineAuction.com at the link listed below, and there is contact information for the consignees as well if you have any questions. OnlineAuction.com does not take any percentage of the auction and, since it is a true auction site, any last minute bids will add enough time to the auction's end to allow for an answering bid.

To view:
http://www.onlineauction.com/index.php?page=auction:view_item&auction_id=401598

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