Stock Number : BI13240
USA, Gold $2.5, 1911 DENVER Mint. NGC graded MS62.The Denver Mint only struck Gold Quarter Eagles in 1911, 1914 and 1925 with the 1911 being the key date with only 55,680 minted. This coin is therefore extremely rare. 
| $2.5 | £7750
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Stock Number : BM13237
USA, Silver $1, 1893. NGC graded MS65. An elusive date, the 1893 had a mintage of 389,752, and few were found in the Treasury Hoard 45 years ago. Only 6 certified finer pieces known, all MS66. Rare thus.
| $1 | £4000
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Stock Number : BI13238
USA, gold $1, 1854 TYPE 2. NGC graded MS64. Of the 783,943 struck over 8,000 have been graded by PCGS and NGC with only 103 examples having been graded above this one. In July 2008, Heritage sold an MS64 for US$23,000. Very rare in this grade.
| $1 | £9250
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Stock Number : BI13241
USA, Gold $3, 1878. PCGS series 60, coin 30, graded MS63. Mintage only 82,324. Over 10,000 graded of which only 1,649 graded higher.
| $3 | £4100
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Stock Number : BM13234
USA, Proof silver 20-cents 1878. NGC PR65.The twenty cent pieces of 1878 were a proof-only issue, with a recorded mintage of just 760 coins of which only 600 were issued. Population graded 88 of which only 10 graded higher. Extremely rare thus.
| Proof silver 20-cents | £5500
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Stock Number : BM13235
USA, 25-cents 1932 (S) San Francisco Mint. PCGS series 39, coin 3, graded MS65. Mintage 408,000. Population graded c.7,000 of which c.6,850 in lower grade. Extremely rare in this grade.
| 25-cents | £3500
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