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Dontray Chavis hits a Full Court Shot At The Buzzer To End The First Quarter. Princeton Vs Washington 01/23/09

1999 thru 2008 US Mint Proof 50 Coin State Quarter Set w/1st Issue Storage Box $119.99

1999, CONNECTICUT Clad Quarter First year $5.00

1999, New Jersey Clad Quarter First year $5.00

US OFFICIAL FIRST DAY COVER NEW YORK STATE QUARTERS WITH TWO 25c COINS $12.95

1999 4 SETS STATE QUARTERS FIRST YEAR 5 COINS SETS GOLD,PLAT, P & D MINTS COAS $17.99

2000 US MINT PROOF SET 10 COINS W/STATE QUARTERS BOX & COA FIRST YR SACAGAWEA $ $7.95

*** U.S. Mint First Day Issue 2005 Minnesota State Quarters – Philly & Denver $5.75

Estate 2001 North Carolina Colorized Quarter First in Flight Uncirculated $0.99

1999-2008 S 50 STATE QUARTER PROOF SETS RARE 1st ISSUE US MINT COLLECTOR BOX $197.95

2006-S Proof State Quarter Set in Holder Slabs – Lot of 5 – 1st Day of Issue $6.95

2008-S Proof State Quarter Set in Holder Slabs – Lot of 5 – 1st Day of Issue $6.95

Complete set of all 50 First Day Coin Covers Q10 thru Q59 in white envelopes. $425.00

2007 idaho first day coin cover $19.99

16 US Mint State Quarter Bank Rolls First 8 States D and P $450.00

Brilliant, 1999 Proof Set….9 Coins Including First 5 State Quarters!!! $12.95

2007 WASHINGTON State Quarter FIRST DAY COIN COVER SEALED/UNOPENED-Q51 FREE SHIP $19.95

50 Commerative First State Quarters of the United States in a Collectors Album $15.00

2004 P&D Wisconsin State Quarter First Day Cover Still In Original Shrink Wrap $6.99

*** U.S. Mint First Day Issue 1999 Georgia State Quarters – Philly & Denver $9.75

50 State Quarters, First Day Coin Covers $600.00

2006-S Proof State Quarter Set in Holder Slabs – Lot of 5 – 1st Day of Issue $6.95

2008-S Proof State Quarter Set in Holder Slabs – Lot of 5 – 1st Day of Issue $6.95

Limited edition~First State Quarters of the United States Collector’s Map~”NEW” $34.95

2001 P & D NEW YORK STATE QUARTER NGC MS67 FDM FIRST DAY OF MINTAGE COIN COVER $99.00

2006 P & D COLORADO STATE QUARTERS NGC MS67 FDM FIRST DAY OF MINTAGE COIN COVER $99.00

2006 Nevada First Day Cover Sealed White Envelope Q45 $27.98

Postal Commemorative State Quarters Collection Volume 1 Complete First 25 States $52.99

Q10 thru Q59 All 50 First Day Covers Sealed Envelopes 1999 – 2008 State Quarter $999.98

1999 PENNSYLVANIA FIRST DAY COIN COVER Q11 NEVER OPENED $9.99

1999 NEW JERSEY FIRST DAY COIN COVER Q12 MINT SEALED $9.99

1999 MARYLAND FIRST DAY COIN COVER Q16 MINT SEALED $9.99

2008 Alaska First Day Cover Sealed White Envelope Q58 – State Quarter $89.98

Nevada Quarter First Day Cover still in original shrink wrap $13.98

Wisconsin Quarter First Day Cover still in original shrink wrap $16.98

Minnesota Quarter First Day Cover still in original shrink wrap $16.98

Iowa Quarter First Day Cover still in original shrink wrap $16.98

States of the Union Mini-Coin Set (1st Edition) ALL 50 STATE QUARTERS $43.00

9 Sets 1999 State Quarters All First Day Coin Covers 3 of each – Q10, Q11, Q12 $12.00

* 1st Anniversary * WTC 9/11 NY STATE U.S MINT QUARTER $5.95

2012 S Clad National Parks PCGS PR69DCAM Multi First Strike $36.95

No Quarter Asked $4.99 Janet Dailey wrote her first novel, No Quarter Asked in 1974 after her husband, Bill, urged her to back up her claim that she could write a better romance novel than the ones she had read. The book was accepted by Harlequin, which made her the category romance giant’s first American author. She eventually wrote a total of 57 novels for Harlequin, including one set in every state of the Union. These later became known as “The Janet Dailey Americana Series.” The Daileys were instrumental in forming the Silhouette romance fiction line, for which Janet wrote 12 more titles before entering the mass market field in 1979 with Touch the Wind, which marked her debut on the New York Times best seller list. No Quarter Asked is the first of the Cord & Stacy Series which includes No Quarter Asked (1974), Fiesta San Antonio (1977) and For Bitter or Worse (1978).

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.

State Quarter Two Tone Coin Golf Ball Marker $52.33 This real state quarter is first layered in pure bright silver. Then, by hand, the figure is highlighted and brought to life with rich, pure 24KT gold. This breathtaking and exclusive work turns the coin into a stunning and true work of art. Each coin is hermetically sealed against wear in a clear, hard acrylic coating and is then turned into a beautiful golf ball marker that is held onto an antique gold hat clip with the strongest of magnets available. These can also be clipped onto your belt. For that golfer that has almost everything.

Tom Brady – Super Bowl XXXIX – passing in first quarter 8×10 Photo $5.74 Tom Brady – Super Bowl XXXIX – passing in first quarter 8×10 Photo Tom Brady – Super Bowl XXXIX – passing in first quarter 8×10 Photo

Confederate State Quarter Coin Collection $199.95 The War Between the States was an epic conflict that divided the nation, expending blood and treasure like no other event in America’s history. Now the revered and unflinching Southern leaders of the Civil War are remembered in this important Confederate state quarter coin set, available only from The Bradford Exchange Mint. Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, Stonewall Jackson and seven other Confederate leaders are commemorated forever in full color on the obverse side of their respective genuine U.S. state quarters – in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.Your one-of-a-kind Confederate state quarters will arrive showcased in a sculpted mahogany-finished display case inspired by the Confederate Memorial at Stone Mountain, Georgia. Plus, when you act immediately, you will receive a FREE fleece blanket patterned after the South’s Stars and Bars along with a 23-page historical booklet brimming with fascinating information about the storied leadership of the South. Interest in Civil War collectibles is always strong, so demand for this Confederate state quarter coin set is expected to be high. Ensure you don’t miss out and order now!

Four for a Quarter $9.99 Four is the magic number in Michael Martone’s Four for a Quarter .  In subject—four fifth Beatles, four tie knots, four retellings of the first Xerox, even the sex lives of the Fantastic Four—and in structure—the book is separated into four sections, with each section further divided into four chapterettes— Four for a Quarter returns again and again to its originating number, making chaos comprehensible and mystery out of the most ordinary.