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US Coin Collection – Quarters (Part 5)
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10 (ten) Washington quarters 1944 circulated ungraded $15.00 |
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Washington Quarters Silver 1936 1942 1944 1945 1948, Lot Of 5 P Mint Circulated $24.99 |
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Washington Quarters Silver 1953-D, Lot Of 5 Circulated Various Condition $24.94 |
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Washington Quarters Silver 1 – 1944D, 4 – 1944P, Lot Of 5 Circulated Condition $24.96 |
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1953-S US Washington Quarter – 90% Silver San Francisco Mint Business Circulated $4.85 |
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1951 WASHINGTON QUARTER, circulated good condition. 90% silver $5.00 |
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1952 US Washington Quarter – 90% Silver Philadelphia Mint – Business Circulated $5.10 |
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Washington Quarters Silver 1953-D, Lot Of 5 Coins Various Circulated Condition $24.95 |
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Washington Quarters Silver 1958D 1959D 1960D Lot Of 6 Circulated Coins (2 each) $29.98 |
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Washington Quarters Silver 1956-P, Lot Of 5 Circulated Condition $24.98 |
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Washington Quarters Silver 1934P, 1935P, 1936P, 1937D, 4 Circulated Coins $19.88 |
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Washington Quarters Silver 1936 Philadelphia Mint Lot Of 3 Circulated Coins $14.99 |
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1964-D US Washington Quarter – 90% Silver Denver Mint – Business Circulated $4.85 |
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1950 US Washington Quarter – 90% Silver Philadelphia Mint – Business Circulated $4.85 |
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1962 US Washington Quarter – 90% Silver Philadelphia Mint – Business Circulated $5.60 |
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1951 US Washington Quarter – 90% Silver Philadelphia Mint – Business Circulated $4.85 |
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1982-P WASHINGTON QUARTER CIRCULATED COIN $0.99 |
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1983-P WASHINGTON QUARTER CIRCULATED COIN $0.99 |
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2002 P Louisiana Nice Circulated to AU Quarter! $0.49 |
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40 Washington 90% Silver Quarters 1939-64 Average Circulated $209.95 |
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1909 Barber Quarter ~ Silver Coin ~ Circulated $0.99 |
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Roll of (40) Washington Silver Quarters (90% Silver) 1932-1964 Circulated $1.00 |
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(11)1946-64 DIMES~QUARTERS~1/2 DOLLAR ~ 90% SILVER BULLION~$1.95 FACE~CIRCULATED $38.99 |
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5 Silver Washington quarters 4 ms and one well circulated 1959D cameo frosty $0.99 |
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Standing Liberty Silver Quarters ~ Lot of Four ~ No Dates All Circulated. lot 3 $3.99 |
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1938 WASHINGTON Quarter Silver Plain-PHILADELPHIA Mint ,Circulated,Ungraded $0.99 |
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No Date STANDING LIBERTY Quarter Silver PHILADELPHIA Mint ,Circulated,Ungraded $0.99 |
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SILVER US CIRCULATED QUARTERS, 1935, 1937, 1941, 1943, 1959 $0.99 |
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(4) WASHINGTON Quarters, 1943 , 1944 D,1945 ,1946, Circulated, No Reserve $14.99 |
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(4) WASHINGTON Quarters, 1950 S, 1952 D,1953 D ,1954 D, Circulated, No Reserve $14.99 |
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Lot of 69 Bicentennial Quarters. Drummer boy. Circulated. $16.99 |
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Washington Silver Quarters 1 Roll 1964 and Earlier Circulated $230.00 |
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(4) WASHINGTON Quarters, 1948, 1952,1954 ,1956 D, Circulated, No Reserve $14.99 |
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(4) WASHINGTON Quarters, 1950, 1953 D, 1954 D, 1958 D, Circulated, No Reserve $14.99 |
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1954 – 1964 Washington Silver Quarters, a roll of 40 circulated $200.00 |
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+++1962+++DENVER+++WASHINGTON QUARTER+++VERY GOOD CIRCULATED CONDITION+++ $9.50 |
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1876 Quarter Dollar seated barber,Very Old,date legible,very well circulated! $5.00 |
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US COIN/ QUARTER/ CAPPED BUST/1834/ CIRCULATED/GOOD DATE $30.00 |
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Washington Quarters, 3 1961D, 3 1961P, 6 Circulated Silver Coins $27.99 |
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Washington Quarters, 2 1957-D, 4 1957-P, 6 Circulated Silver Coins $27.98 |
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3 Piece Bi-Centennial 1776-1976 (Quarter, Half Dollar, & Dollar) – Circulated $19.95 … |
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Circulated Standing Liberty Quarter Rolls … |
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Long Island Classic Collection Silver Washington Quarter Roll (40 Coins Total) Circulated $339.95 Long Island Classic Collection Silver Washington Quarter Roll (40 Coins Total) Circulated You will receive: One Silver Washington Quarter Roll, 40 coins total, in Circulated condition. Includes certificate of authenticity. Coin Information: Mintage Years: 1932-1964 Type: Silver Washington Quarter Denomination: $0.25 Diameter: 24.3mm Grade: Circulated The obverse of the coin depicts the head of Geo… |
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Circulated Air Incubator White $87 Circulated Air Incubator White Farm Innovators Farm Solid state circuitry for long-lasting and reliable temperature setting. Built-in hygrometer to measure both internal temperature and relative humidity. Red indicator light to show when the heater is operating. Large viewing windows. Easily accomodates up to 4 dozen eggs. Additional probe thermometer included. Ingredients |
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Blodgett 5G-SBC NG Countertop Circulated Steam Manual Convection Steamer, NG $8029.13 Blodgett 5G-SBC NG Countertop Circulated Steam Manual Convection Steamer, NG |
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Blodgett 5G-SBC LP Countertop Circulated Steam Manual Convection Steamer, LP $8029.13 Blodgett 5G-SBC LP Countertop Circulated Steam Manual Convection Steamer, LP |
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Blodgett 3E-SBC 2083 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 208/3 V $4996.88 Blodgett 3E-SBC 2083 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 208/3 V |
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Blodgett 3E-SBC 2081 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 208/1 V $4996.88 Blodgett 3E-SBC 2081 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 208/1 V |
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Blodgett 3E-SBC 2403 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 240/3 V $4996.88 Blodgett 3E-SBC 2403 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 240/3 V |
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Blodgett 3E-SBC 2401 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 240/1 V $4996.88 Blodgett 3E-SBC 2401 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 240/1 V |
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Blodgett 3E-SBC 4803 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 480/3 V $5464.88 Blodgett 3E-SBC 4803 Countertop Manual Convection Steamer For Circulated Steam, 480/3 V |
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No Quarter $15.99 In this richly researched and dramatic work of military history, eminent historian Richard Slotkin recounts one of the Civil War’s most pivotal events: the Battle of the Crater on July 30, 1864. At first glance, the Union’s plan seemed brilliant: A regiment of miners would burrow beneath a Confederate fort, pack the tunnel with explosives, and blow a hole in the enemy lines. Then a specially trained division of African American infantry would spearhead a powerful assault to exploit the breach created by the explosion. Thus, in one decisive action, the Union would marshal its mastery of technology and resources, as well as demonstrate the superior morale generated by the Army of the Potomac’s embrace of emancipation. At stake was the chance to drive General Robert E. Lee’s Army of North Virginia away from the defense of the Confederate capital of Richmond–and end the war. The result was something far different. The attack was hamstrung by incompetent leadership and political infighting in the Union command. The massive explosion ripped open an immense crater, which became a death trap for troops that tried to pass through it. Thousands of soldiers on both sides lost their lives in savage trench warfare that prefigured the brutal combat of World War I. But the fighting here was intensified by racial hatred, with cries on both sides of “No quarter!” In a final horror, the battle ended with the massacre of wounded or surrendering Black troops by the Rebels–and by some of their White comrades in arms. The great attack ended in bloody failure, and the war would be prolonged for another year. With gripping and unforgettable depictions of battle and detailed character portraits of soldiers and statesmen, No Quarter compellingly re-creates in human scale an event epic in scope and mind-boggling in its cost of life. In using the Battle of the Crater as a lens through which to focus the political and social ramifications of the Civil War–particularly the racial tensions on both sides of the struggle–Richard Slotkin brings to readers a fresh perspective on perhaps the most consequential period in American history. From the Hardcover edition. |
