Lot of 6: 1910s US Silver Coins: Walking & Standing Liberty Barber Half Mercury

Description: Presented here is a six coin lot of silver type coins that circulated in the United States during the second decade of the Twentieth Century (1910s) around and during the time of the Great War, now known as World War I. This lot includes: - 1913 Barber dime - 1917 Mercury dime - 1915 Barber quarter - 1917-1924 dateless Standing Liberty quarter - 1911 Barber half dollar - 1917 Walking Liberty half dollarCoins are in nice average circulated condition. There are no holed or bent coins in this lot. With the exception of the Standing Liberty Quarter, they all have readable dates. One, some, or all of these coins may or may not have been cleaned at one time or the other. See pictures for additional visual descriptions, dates, and conditions. Any notations on the holders were put there for my own personal use and should be disregarded when evaluating this lot. You will receive the exact coins shown in the photos. Priority Mail shipping is included at no additional cost. Good luck and keep well. A word about Sales Tax: I do not charge any sort of sales tax or any other up-charges. eBay, however, might. Court rulings have determined that various taxing authorities can levy taxes on on-line purchases, even though the Buyer and the Seller might be in different States. To settle who gets this money, and to avoid potential double taxing by both States, "They" decided that the Buyer's State should get the booty. Consequently the Buyer's address determines if and how much sales tax gets levied. eBay, in an effort to stay in business and not lose all their sellers to them running afoul of taxing authorities, now automatically include any taxes thus owed. I, personally, have nothing to do with it or to say about, except to pay a fee (not part of the tax) for the taxes having been included on my invoice. Something we'll all have to live with now, I guess. It just keeps getting better, don't it? A Note to Buyers Outside the US: Import fees (including taxes and customs charges) may apply for the country the item is being sent to. These fees are usually based on the item's price, shipping weight, dimensions, and country of origin, plus any taxes, duties, and fees from the country the item is being sent to. Buyers are responsible for paying import fees, usually as part of clearing their parcel through customs or when they receive their item. These costs cannot be included in the item's purchase and shipping price. Through the eBay Global Shipping Program, eBay will inform the buyer about any import charges and these will be included in the order total at checkout. Try not to be too surprised when you find these additional charges. I have nothing to do with it and can’t begin to guess how much it might come to. If you purchase something from me and decide that you don’t want to pay these fees, simply ask me to cancel the transaction for you and I’ll do that. My Feedback Policy: EBay does not allow Sellers to leave neutral or negative feedback for Buyers as long as they have paid for their item - It doesn’t matter what they might subsequently do. On the other hand, Buyers have full use of the system. Because of some Buyers trying to use this advantage for improper gain, as a Seller I will wait to leave feedback until my Buyer lets me know that their item has arrived and they're happy with it. As a Buyer, I leave feedback as soon as my item arrives.

Price: 75 USD

Location: Lake Forest, California

End Time: 2024-12-05T04:20:41.000Z

Shipping Cost: 0 USD