The June 4, 2000, Dr. Jon Kardatzke Collection Parts II & III, Sale 5
Lot 1035
1935-PDS Texas Half Dollars. MS-63 to MS-65. Brilliant with a hint of gold toning. Strong luster. Total of 3 coins.
Lot 1036
1936-PDS Texas Half Dollars. MS-63 to MS-64. Booming satiny luster, no marks worth mention. Total of 3 coins.
Lot 1037
1936-S Texas Half Dollar and others. MS-60 to MS-63. Includes these: 1936-S Arkansas, 1935 Boone, and 1936-D Rhode Island. Mostly brilliant, some dipped. Total of 4 coins.
Lot 1038
1937-PDS Texas Half Dollars. MS-63. Brilliant with some abrasions and some dark toning, too. Total of 3 coins.
Lot 1039
1937-S Texas Half Dollar. MS-63. Bright silvery white in color.
Lot 1040
1938-PDS Texas Half Dollars. MS-63. Dipped but brilliant. Total of 3 coins.
Lot 1041 
1925 Fort Vancouver Half Dollar. NGC graded MS-65. Frosty white luster throughout and untoned. One of the key dates in gem, and scarce in this state of preservation. Awash in luster and seldom found better.
Lot 1042
1925 Fort Vancouver Half Dollar. MS-60. Satiny luster, mostly silvery colored, a few hairlines and a hint of rub on the shoulder, but no major abrasions.
Lot 1043
1927 Vermont Half Dollar. NGC graded MS-65. A lightly toned gem that has lustrous fields and mark-free devices. One tiny spot on the lower reverse, but clean on the mountain lion.
Lot 1044
1927 Vermont Half Dollar. MS-63. Brilliant and nearly a Gem, a chattermark below the mountain lion and some faint lines across the portrait.
Lot 1045
1946-PDS to 1951-PDS Booker T. Washington Half Dollars. MS-60 to MS-63 and better. A complete set of all dates and mints. Brilliant, some with iridescent toning. Check these out! Total of 18 coins.
Lot 1046
1946 Booker T. Washington and 1952 Washington/Carver Half Dollars. Both grade Mint State 63. Lot of 2 coins.
Lot 1047
1951-PDS Booker T. Washington Half Dollar Set. MS-63 to MS-65. Three frosty white coins that are well struck and preserved. Lot of 3 coins.
Lot 1048
1936 Wisconsin Half Dollar. NGC graded MS-65. Frosty white at the centers, while the edges have dark golden toning from the original tab holder. A tough commemorative to find in full gem, and this sparkler should bring a premium.
Lot 1049
1936 Wisconsin Half Dollar. MS-65. One of the nicest "raw" Wissies we've seen for some time, as most of the good ones seem to be holdered. Like the rest here, these are from a collector who bought them prior to slabbing and liked to touch his coins. A bright silvery Gem BU.
Lot 1050
1936 York Half Dollar. NGC graded MS-65. A splendid gem that is fully lustrous and toned only by some minute specks on either side. Bold and a no nonsense gem.
Lot 1051
1936 York Half Dollar. MS-63. Some faint hairlines but a nice Choice BU without major marks.
Lot 1052
1900 Lafayette Dollar. NGC graded MS-61. This coin has the appearance of a higher grade with frosty luster in the fields and delicate golden toning around the periphery. Minor hairlines are noted in the fields from handling, but nothing offensive. Far better than one would expect for the grade, and a coin that could easily fit into a choice set.
Lot 1053
1900 Lafayette Dollar. AU-50. Despite the wear, this is a super-looking coin with frosty luster and absolutely wonderful surfaces for the grade. So, if you're after a nice one at a bargain price, here it is!
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