The June 4, 2000, Dr. Jon Kardatzke Collection Parts II & III, Sale 5
Lot 1400
1911. AU-58. Lustrous.
Lot 1401
1911. EF-40. Minor rim marks on the reverse, nearly new.
Lot 1402 
1911-D. AU-55. Fresh luster and well struck, a scarce one.
Lot 1403
1911-S. AU-58. Mint fresh luster throughout, even on the high points of the design. One trivial scratch before the Indians face in the field.
Lot 1404
1911-S. ANACS graded AU-55. Just a breath of wear.
Lot 1405
1911-S. ANACS graded AU-55. A few handling marks in the fields, one that retains some luster.
Lot 1406
1912. AU-58. Hairlines from a cleaning, and there are some minor rim ticks.
Lot 1407
1912-S. ANACS graded AU-55. A bit baggy for the grade.
Lot 1408
1912-S. AU-55. Well preserved with excellent color, strike and luster throughout.
Lot 1409
1913. MS-60. Flashy luster and well struck, there is a mark on the right side of the reverse.
Lot 1410
1913. NGC graded EF-45. A couple of cuts on the obverse, but some luster remains.
Lot 1411
1913. EF-40. Cleaned and a bit too shiny still.
Lot 1412
1913. EF-40. Nothing special here. Undamaged but ordinary.
Lot 1413
1913-S. AU-58. Minor hairlines from circulation, but flashy.
Lot 1414
1914. AU-58. A fresh and beautiful example of this date.
Lot 1415
1914. AU-58. Super-clean and lustrous with a gorgeous deep golden color! Truly a jewel for the grade.
Lot 1416
1914-D. AU-58. Nice for the grade, and one that nearly makes it as "new".
Lot 1417
1914-D. AU-50. Dipped and just ordinary looking.
Lot 1418
1914-S. EF-40. Blob mintmark, average surfaces and original.
Lot 1419
1915. MS-60. Well preserved and very lustrous, minor handling marks.
Lot 1420
1915. AU-58. Light wear on the highest devices.
Lot 1421
1915-S. AU-50. Lustrous, but there are some minor marks on the reverse.
Lot 1422
1916-S. AU-53. This one is very close to new, full luster and clean for the grade.
Lot 1423 
1929. EF-45. Cleaned and starting to retone. Forget the mintage on this one, virtually all were melted after the gold call in. Somehow, a group of 4 rolls survived, each containing 20 coins. These have been slowly and widely disbursed, along with the few somehow saved randomly in 1929. Far and away the rarest date of the series, and certain to bring a strong bid even with the minor cleaning.
Lot 1424
Indian $5 trio. Fine to Very Fine. 1909, 1909-S & 1911. The usual stuff, worn but not damaged. Total of 3 coins.
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