Including a 1986 $5 W (West Point struck) Statue of Liberty Centennial commemorative gold coin with a fineness of .900 in OGP (original government packaging), the total mintage for this date & mint mark: 404,013; (2) Battle of Normandy Liberation of Europe 50th anniversary commemorative coin sets, each set is comprised of (1)1991-1995 $1 D (Denver struck) 50th Anniversary of World War II commemorative silver dollar, the total mintage for this date & mint mark: 107,240; and a 1993 1 Fr. Normandy Invasion commemorative silver coin; (2) 1890 O $1 Morgan silver dollars; (1) 1878 S $1 Morgan silver dollar; (1) 1888 S $1 Morgan silver dollar; (1) 1889 O $1 Morgan silver dollar; (1) 1879 $1 (Philadelphia struck) Morgan silver dollar; (1) 1922 $1 (Philadelphia struck) Peace silver dollar; (33) full date $16.50 face value 40% silver random date1965-1970 Kennedy half dollars; (6) full date $1.50 face value 90% silver random date Washington quarters; (1) no date .25 C face value 90% silver Washington quarter; (1) no date .25 C face value 90% silver Standing Liberty quarter; (11) full date $1.10 face value 90% silver random date Roosevelt dimes; (5) full date .50 C face value 90% silver random date Mercury dimes; and (3) no date Buffalo Head nickels. Accompanied by a series of 1917 $1 Legal Tender (Sawhorse) Fr# 39. with signatures Speelman/White and serial #: T56125714A. Total approx. weight of the junk silver is 13.984 troy oz (gross); total approx. weight of the $5 gold coin is 8.36 grams; total approx. weight of the French Francs is 44.4 grams (gross); and the total approx. weight of the 1991-1995 WWII silver dollars is 53.46 grams (gross). From a Thornwood, NY estate. Dimensions: $5 Statue Of Liberty gold coin measures approx. 21.60mm in diameter.

All coins are circulated. Sawhorse exhibits soiling, creases, folds, a split corner, and potential pencil marks. OGP exhibits staining and soiling, coin is encapsulated.