Silver Eagles Appraisal

Assortment of U.S. Silver Dollars, Silver Eagles, a Gold Bar, and other Coins

This image displays a collection of various United States coinage and a small gold bar, predominantly comprising silver dollars and silver eagles, along with a modern quarter and a pre-1965 half dollar. The collection includes what appear to be several Peace dollars (depicting Lady Liberty's head) and at least one Morgan dollar (distinguished by its eagle reverse, though only the obverse is clear for some). Most of these silver dollars are housed in individual clear plastic flips or sleeves, indicating an effort to protect them, though some appear to show toning or light wear consistent with circulation or age. There are at least three American Silver Eagle bullion coins, characterized by their 'Walking Liberty' design, also individually sleeved. One of these Silver Eagles exhibits noticeable golden-hued toning. A specific coin, identified by a handwritten tag as '1942 Au' (likely indicating 'About Uncirculated' condition for a 1942 coin, possibly a Walking Liberty half dollar given its design), is encased in a cardboard holder with 'S30 MPJ' written on it, suggesting a previous appraisal or pricing reference. A modern U.S. quarter (possibly a Washington quarter) is visible, along with a small gold bar, likely a 'Goldgram' from a refinery (indicated by text on its accompanying blue card/packaging), contained within a sealed plastic assay card. The overall condition of the silver coins varies, with some showing brighter luster and others exhibiting darker patination or toning. The protective housing for most coins suggests an awareness of their numismatic or intrinsic value. The collection spans various eras of U.S. coinage, offering a mix of historical and bullion-oriented pieces. The visible text on some flips ('day') suggests partial previous labeling.