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January 15-16, 2013 • New York<br />
The<br />
COLLECTOR’S series
GROUP CHAIRMAN AND CEO<br />
Olivier D. Stocker<br />
YOUR SPECIALISTS<br />
STAMPS<br />
UK - Tim Hirsch Guy Croton David Parsons Nick Startup Neill Granger<br />
Paul Mathews Dominic Savastano Tom Smith<br />
USA - George Eveleth<br />
EUROPE - Guido Craveri Fernando Martínez<br />
CHINA - Anna Lee Johnny Sang<br />
COINS<br />
UK - Paul Dawson Richard Bishop William MacKay<br />
Barbara Mears John Pett Eleanor Charlotte Dix<br />
USA - Stephen Goldsmith Matthew Orsini Normand Pepin<br />
CHINA - Mark Li<br />
BANKNOTES, BONDS & SHARES<br />
UK - Barnaby Faull Mike Veissid Andrew Pattison Tom Badley<br />
USA - Stephen Goldsmith Matthew Orsini<br />
China - Mark Li<br />
ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS & MILITARIA<br />
UK - Mark Quayle Oliver Pepys<br />
BOOKS<br />
UK - Philip Skingley Bobby McBrierty<br />
AUTOGRAPHS<br />
USA - Stephen Goldsmith<br />
WINES<br />
CHINA - Anna Lee Guillaume Willk-Fabia<br />
YOUR EUROPE TEAM (LONDON - LUGANO)<br />
Chairman’s Office<br />
Dennis Muriu Monica Kruber<br />
Directors<br />
Tim Hirsch Anthony <strong>Spink</strong><br />
Auction & Client Management Team<br />
Miroslava Adusei-Poku Sandie Maylor Charles Blane Luca Borgo Rita Ariete<br />
Sarah Schmitz María Martínez Maurizio Schenini<br />
Finance<br />
Alison Bennet Marco Fiori Mina Bhagat Alison Kinnaird Billy Tumelty Claire Greenhill<br />
IT & Administration<br />
Berdia Qamarauli Attila Gyanyi Liz Cones Curlene Spencer John Winchcombe Harry Gladwin<br />
Tom Robinson Cristina Dugoni Giacomo Canzi<br />
YOUR AMERICA TEAM (NEW YORK - DALLAS)<br />
Chairman Emeritus<br />
John Herzog<br />
Auction Administration and Marketing & Design<br />
Lori Lewin Emily Cowin Clyde Townsend<br />
Finance & Administration<br />
Sam Qureshi Ingrid Qureshi<br />
Auctioneers<br />
Stephen Goldsmith<br />
YOUR ASIA TEAM (HONG KONG - SINGAPORE)<br />
Vice Chairman<br />
Anna Lee<br />
Administration<br />
Amy Yung Dennis Chan Newton Tsang Raymond Tat Gary Tan
YOUR SPINK TEAM FOR THIS SALE<br />
January 15-16, 2013 – New York City, New York<br />
and on<br />
SALE LOCATION<br />
SPINK USA<br />
145 W. 57th St., 18th Floor<br />
New York, NY 10019<br />
212/262-8400 Fax: 212/262-8484<br />
PUBLIC AUCTION<br />
Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. Session 1 Lots 1 - 514<br />
Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. Session 2 Lots 515 - 581<br />
Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. Session 3 Lots 582 - 914<br />
Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. Session 4 Lots 915 - 1554<br />
VIEWING OF LOTS<br />
NEW YORK CITY GALLERY (Full Viewing)<br />
Thursday, January 3, 2013 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m<br />
Friday, January 4, 2013 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m<br />
Monday, January 7, 2013 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m<br />
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m<br />
Monday, January 14, 2013 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m<br />
New York City – Waldorf Astoria<br />
Select World Viewing<br />
January 10 - 13, 2013 • Bourse Hours<br />
Orlando, Florida – FUN Convention<br />
Select U.S Viewing<br />
January 10 - 13, 2013 • Bourse Hours<br />
For your questions about the sale lots:<br />
Stephen Goldsmith<br />
Head of Numismatics Dept.<br />
sgoldsmith@spink.com<br />
469.563.6699<br />
Matthew Orsini<br />
Numismatics<br />
morsini@spink.com<br />
214.707.1740<br />
Normand Pepin<br />
Numismatics<br />
npepin@spink.com<br />
212.262.8400<br />
Robert Litzenberger<br />
Autographs/Stocks & Bonds<br />
For your internet bidding:<br />
Clyde Townsend<br />
SPINK Live<br />
ctownsend@spink.com<br />
972.788.2100<br />
Emily Cowin<br />
RFC/SPINK Live<br />
ecowin@spink.com<br />
972.788.2100<br />
For your Bidding & Payment:<br />
Lori Lewin<br />
Auction Administration<br />
llewin@spink.com<br />
212.262.8400<br />
<strong>Spink</strong> is pleased to continue to offer <strong>Spink</strong> Live, the internet bidding service which has<br />
revolutionized the way in which our clients bid at auction. To get started, feel free to contact us<br />
today for personal assistance. Berdia Qamarauli is available by email: BQamarauli@spink.com<br />
or Tel: +44 (0)20 7563 4089<br />
Use this QR code to visit our online catalogue and leave proxy bids on <strong>Spink</strong> Live.<br />
You can download the QR Code Reader for iPhone, Blackberry and Android from<br />
App Store on your smartphone.<br />
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so future generations may enjoy both.<br />
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Clockwise<br />
Front Cover Illustration: Lots 126, 1025, 172, 877 obverse, 421 and 877 reverse<br />
Back Cover Illustration: Lots 1081, 601, 1071, 401, 1108 and 1072<br />
145 West 57th Street, 18th Floor<br />
New York, NY 10019<br />
1-800/556-7826<br />
212/2628-8400 Fax: 212/262-8484<br />
E-Mail: usa@spink.com<br />
Website: www.spink.com<br />
For more information about <strong>Spink</strong> Services, forthcoming<br />
sales and sales results visit the <strong>Spink</strong> Website:<br />
www.spink.com<br />
Auctioneer:<br />
Stephen Goldsmith, New York City,<br />
Dept. of Consumer Affairs, License #1208097
The January 2013 Collector’s Series Sale<br />
Terms and Conditions of Sale<br />
www.<strong>Spink</strong>.com<br />
This is a public auction and mail-bid sale held by SPINK, who are licensed and bonded auctioneers.<br />
SPINK may not withdraw any lot after a call for bids has been made with respect to that lot, however, the<br />
consignor of the property included in the lot (or any other lot) may bid on and purchase the lot for his/her own<br />
account. If he/she does so, he/she must pay both the seller’s commission and buyer’s premium.<br />
1. The placing of a bid constitutes full acceptance of these<br />
Terms and Conditions of Sale by the bidder.<br />
2. The highest bidder acknowledged by SPINK shall be the<br />
buyer. In the event of any dispute between bidders, SPINK<br />
may, at its sole discretion, immediately put the lot up for sale<br />
again. SPINK’S decision shall be final and binding upon all<br />
bidders. A buyer’s premium equal to 20% of the successful<br />
bid price of each lot up to and including $2,000.00 and 15%<br />
of the excess bid price will be added to each invoice and is<br />
payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price.<br />
3. All bids are to be per lot as numbered in this catalog. SPINK<br />
reserves the right to group two or more lots together and to<br />
withdraw, prior to call for bids, any lot(s) from the sale. Bids<br />
will be accepted in whole dollar amounts only, and SPINK<br />
reserves the right to reject any bid or advance the bidding at<br />
its discretion.<br />
4. SPINK may not withdraw any lot after a call for bids has been<br />
made with respect to that lot, however, the consignor of the<br />
property included in the lot (or any other lot) may bid on<br />
and purchase the lot for his/her own account. If he/she does<br />
so, he/she must pay both the seller’s commission and buyer’s<br />
premium.<br />
5. SPINK may have made advances and loans available to<br />
certain consignors and bidders in the sale. SPINK reserves<br />
the right to bid on any lot in the sale. Additionally, SPINK<br />
may or may not have financial interest in any of the lot(s) in<br />
the sale.<br />
6. All sales are strictly for cash, check and bank/wire transfer in<br />
United States dollars; However, SPINK will only accept cash<br />
payments under $10,000.00. SPINK offers clients the option<br />
of paying by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and American<br />
Express only) in United States Dollars for a convenience<br />
charge of two percent (2%) for Visa and MasterCard and four<br />
percent (4%) for American Express, up to a total of<br />
$30,000.00. Credit card payments will only be accepted if (a)<br />
the purchase is made by the card holder, (b) any purchased<br />
items to be shipped are shipped to the cardholder’s verified<br />
billing address, (c) floor bidders present their credit cards and<br />
(d) all returns are governed by the terms and conditions of<br />
the sale. Payment is due and payable immediately upon<br />
receipt of the auction invoice or, if payment is to be made at<br />
the auction site, simultaneously with receipt of the purchased<br />
items. SPINK reserves the right to void a sale if payment in<br />
full of the invoice is not received by SPINK within fifteen<br />
(15) days of the date of invoice. A late charge in the amount<br />
of the lesser of 18% per annum and the maximum lawful rate<br />
will be charged on the invoice total if payment is not received<br />
within thirty (30) days of the date of the invoice. All lots are<br />
subject to applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate<br />
resale certificates are on file with SPINK.<br />
7. Shipping, handling and administration charges will be added<br />
to invoices for lots delivered by mail. All lots will be shipped<br />
via U.S. Express Mail to Post Office boxes, via Federal<br />
Express to street addresses, and FedEx ground for bulky large<br />
lots (in the U.S. only). Purchases shipped via FedEx will not<br />
be covered by SPINK insurance in the event that the buyer<br />
has placed a “signature release” on file with FedEx. Buyer will<br />
be responsible for total purchase price in the event of loss.<br />
SPINK cannot be and is not responsible for the loss of any<br />
merchandise shipped outside the United States and therefore<br />
insurance on any items to be shipped outside the United<br />
States is solely the responsibility of the buyer. It is also the<br />
responsibility of the buyer to provide adequate insurance<br />
coverage for the items once they are in his/her possession.<br />
Risk of loss shall be borne by the buyer following shipment<br />
of the items and SPINK assumes no liability for merchandise<br />
lost, stolen or damaged while in the possession of a party to<br />
whom merchandise has been shipped. For international<br />
shipments, all duties/taxes/fees are the sole responsibility of<br />
the buyer.<br />
8. In the event a successful bidder fails to pay the charges due,<br />
SPINK reserves the right to resell the merchandise and the<br />
buyer agrees to pay for the reasonable cost of such a sale<br />
including a 10% seller’s commission, and also to pay any<br />
difference between the resale price and the winning price of<br />
his/her previously successful bid.<br />
9. SPINK reserves the right to require payment in full before<br />
delivery of the merchandise to the buyer. Bidder personally<br />
guarantees payment, and if a corporation, an officer or<br />
principal in the corporation agrees to personally guarantee<br />
payment. Title to any purchased items remains with SPINK<br />
until all invoices are paid in full. SPINK reserves the right to<br />
await clearance of any check used for payment before<br />
delivery of any item and a $25.00 charge will be applied for<br />
any check that fails to clear.<br />
10. SPINK reserves the right to refuse to honor or reject any bid<br />
which, in its opinion, is not submitted in good faith, or,<br />
as the case dictates, is not supported by satisfactory<br />
references, as SPINK in its sole discretion shall determine.<br />
SPINK further reserves the right to ban any bidder from<br />
participation in its sales for any reason deemed appropriate in<br />
its sole discretion.<br />
11. No minors may participate in any SPINK sales.<br />
12. Bids will be executed for mail bidders at one advance over the<br />
next highest bid in competition with floor and/or internet<br />
bidders, until the maximum bid is executed for the mail<br />
bidder, or until the lot is sold. No buy or unlimited bids will<br />
be accepted. No additional commission (except for the<br />
buyer’s premium) is charged for executing mail bids. SPINK<br />
cannot and does not assume any responsibility for errors<br />
made in the amount bid or lot numbers listed, so check your<br />
bid sheet and online submission carefully. When identical<br />
mail bids are submitted, preference is given to the first<br />
received.<br />
13. SPINK may reopen the bidding on a lot under the<br />
following circumstances: (a) SPINK has failed to execute correctly<br />
a mail bid; (b) A party purchasing the lot on the floor<br />
has done so in error; (c) Where a protest is made after the
January 15-16, 2013 - New York, NY<br />
hammer has fallen but before bidding has commenced on the<br />
next lot; (d) Where the auctioneer has determined that<br />
he/she has overlooked a party still bidding on the<br />
lot but before the calling of the next lot; and (e) At the<br />
discretion of the auctioneer. In the event of a dispute, the<br />
auctioneer’s decision shall be final.<br />
14. Agents executing bids on behalf of clients will be held<br />
responsible for all purchases made on behalf of clients unless<br />
otherwise arranged prior to the sale.<br />
15. The same protections applicable to SPINK shall apply to<br />
each officer, director and employee of SPINK unless such<br />
individual shall be convicted of knowingly and intentionally<br />
selling false or stolen goods.<br />
16. The descriptions provided in the catalog are intended<br />
solely for the use of those bidders who do not have<br />
the opportunity to view the lots prior to bidding. All<br />
photographs in the catalog are as accurate as can be<br />
reproduced with today’s technology; however, they cannot<br />
be relied upon for exact reproduction of color. All bidders<br />
who have inspected the lots prior to the auction will not<br />
be granted any return privileges, except for reasons of<br />
genuineness. It is presumed that all floor bidders have<br />
inspected the lots prior to bidding. Therefore, lots purchased<br />
by floor bidders are sold “AS IS” and may not be returned.<br />
Floor Bidders include those bidders acting as agents for<br />
others. Additionally, SPINK reserves the right to describe<br />
items differently than the descriptions shown in the catalog<br />
should such items be consigned to any future auction.<br />
17. All the lots are sold as genuine. For the purpose of this sale,<br />
“genuine” is defined as not faked or forged and SPINK will<br />
not knowingly sell any item that has been “repaired’,<br />
“restored”, “processed”, “cleaned”, “pressed” or “conserved”<br />
in any way without disclosure of such facts to the potential<br />
buyer.<br />
18. The following conditions apply to requests for expertization<br />
of philatelic items: (a) Mail bidders are asked to advise<br />
SPINK of any extension requests at the time of placing their<br />
bids; (b) Floor bidders must advise SPINK of any extensions<br />
in writing at the time of lot settlement; (c) SPINK will<br />
submit all items so requested by successful bidders to the<br />
reputable authority of their choice; For United States stamps,<br />
the Philatelic Foundation and the Professional Stamp Experts<br />
are the accepted authorities. (d) Purchasers of items<br />
submitted for expertization must pay as part of the purchase<br />
price all charges for expertization, including postage and<br />
handling; (e) Purchasers of items to be expertized must<br />
make payment in full immediately upon purchase prior to<br />
expertizing; Refunds will be made promptly for all sums<br />
if in the unlikely event an item is returned with a negative<br />
opinion; (f) Requests for expertization of stamps with<br />
certificates dated within the last five (5) years of the sale date<br />
will not be granted; (g) No lot may be returned due to a<br />
certification service grading a stamp differently than the<br />
grade stated in the auction description; (h) No lot will<br />
be accepted as a return from expertization if the item is<br />
indelibly marked as being altered or fraudulent by the<br />
expertizing authority; and (i) No lot will be accepted as a<br />
return, for any reason whatsoever, including extension<br />
returns, after four (4) months from the sale date. Any<br />
exceptions to this time limitation must be agreed to in<br />
writing at SPINK sole discretion.<br />
19. No lots may be returned without a written request by the<br />
successful bidder and the written approval of SPINK. In the<br />
unlikely event of returning a lot, SPINK must receive<br />
notification of the buyer’s intent within three (3) days of the<br />
buyer’s receipt of the lot. The following lots may not be<br />
returned for any reason whatsoever: (a) lots containing ten or<br />
more items; (b) lots described as having faults or defects<br />
because of the faults described or any others, including lots<br />
described as “repaired”, “corroded”, “holed”, “whizzed”, or<br />
similar damage, except for non-authenticity; (c) illustrated<br />
lots because of centering, margins, etc. or other factors<br />
shown in the illustrations; (d) lots described “AS IS”,<br />
including third party graded coins or banknotes (i.e. PCGS,<br />
NGC, ANACS, ICG); (e) lots valued primarily for the<br />
bullion content; (f) lots examined by postal viewers; and<br />
(g) any philatelic extension lot unless the conditions set forth<br />
in Item 18 above is complied with fully. Except for lots placed<br />
on extension, as per the conditions of Item 18 above, no lots<br />
may be returned for any reason whatsoever after thirty (30)<br />
days from sale date. Late payment for purchase may,<br />
at SPINK option, be considered just cause to revoke all<br />
return privileges. If any disputes arise regarding payment,<br />
authenticity, or description between the bidder and SPINK,<br />
SPINK at its sole discretion, may submit the disputed matter<br />
to binding arbitration in Dallas, Texas, to which the bidder,<br />
by placing a bid and hereby accepting these Terms and<br />
Conditions of Sale, agrees to be bound.<br />
20. United States coins and currency will not, in conformity with<br />
the law, be opened at less than face value.<br />
21. The auctioneer reserves the right to postpone the sale by<br />
auction for a reasonable period of time as a result of<br />
any significant event which, in the sole discretion of the<br />
auctioneer, makes it advisable to postpone the event. No<br />
prospective bidder or prospective buyer shall have recourse as<br />
a result of any postponement<br />
22. In the event SPINK refers an invoice(s) to an attorney for<br />
collection, the buyer agrees to pay SPINK attorney’s fees,<br />
court costs, witness fees and other costs incurred by SPINK.<br />
23. THESE TERMS OF SALE SHALL BE GOVERNED<br />
BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE<br />
LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, WITHOUT GIVING<br />
REGARD TO THE PRINCIPLES OF CONFLICTS OF<br />
LAW. THE SIGNER OF A SPINK BID SHEET OR<br />
PARTICIPANT IN THE AUCTION AGREES THAT<br />
EXCLUSIVE VENUE FOR ANY DISPUTE WITH<br />
RESPECT TO THESE TERMS OR IN CONNECTION<br />
WITH SPINK SHALL RESIDE INA STATE OR<br />
FEDERAL COURT LOCATED IN DALLAS, TEXAS.<br />
24. On-line Bidding — SPINK offers internet services as<br />
a convenience to our clients, but SPINK will not be<br />
responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the<br />
internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures<br />
caused by (i) a loss of connection on SPINK or your end; (ii)<br />
a breakdown or problems with the online bidding software<br />
and/or (iii) a breakdown or problems with a client's internet<br />
connection, computer or system. Execution of on-line<br />
internet bids is a free service undertaken subject to other<br />
commitments at the time of the sale and SPINK does not<br />
accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or<br />
for errors or omissions in connection with this activity.<br />
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The January 2013 Collector’s Series Sale<br />
www.<strong>Spink</strong>.com<br />
Order of Sale<br />
Session 1 – Tuesday, January 15, 2013 – 11:00 AM (EDT)<br />
Northern Gentleman’s Collection of Stocks & Bonds .............................................................. 1-149<br />
Stocks and Bonds<br />
U.S Treasury ......................................................................................................150-152<br />
State, City Bonds ................................................................................................153-170<br />
IDR’s & CSA Bonds ............................................................................................171-219<br />
Automobiles ........................................................................................................220-223<br />
Aviation ..............................................................................................................224-227<br />
Banking & Insurance ..........................................................................................228-245<br />
General Cerificates ..............................................................................................246-325<br />
Mining ................................................................................................................326-369<br />
Oil ......................................................................................................................370-378<br />
Railroads ..............................................................................................................379-484<br />
Shipping & Transportation ..................................................................................485-498<br />
Telephone & Telegraph........................................................................................499-508<br />
World ..................................................................................................................509-514<br />
Session 2 – Tuesday, January 15, 2013 – 4:00 PM (EDT)<br />
Autographs ..........................................................................................................................515-581<br />
Session 3 – Wednesday, January 16, 2013 – 10:00 AM (EDT)<br />
Banknotes<br />
Continential & Colonial Currency ......................................................................582-592<br />
Confederate Currency ..........................................................................................593-602<br />
Obsolete Currency ..............................................................................................603-691<br />
U.S. Large Size ....................................................................................................692-705<br />
U.S. Small Size ....................................................................................................706-725<br />
Fractional ............................................................................................................726-728<br />
Military Payment Certificate ........................................................................................729<br />
National Banknotes ..............................................................................................730-747<br />
World Banknotes..................................................................................................748-915<br />
Session 4 – Wednesday, January 16, 2013 – 2:00 PM (EDT)<br />
Coins, Tokens & Medals<br />
Ancient Coins ......................................................................................................916-931<br />
World Coins ......................................................................................................932-1097<br />
Colonial Coins ................................................................................................1098-1100<br />
U.S. Coins........................................................................................................1101-1382<br />
Coins of Hawaii ..............................................................................................1383-1391<br />
Hoard Silver Dollars ........................................................................................1392-1407<br />
Large Lots - Single Type ..................................................................................1408-1500<br />
Large Lots - Mixed Modern & Miscellany........................................................1501-1545<br />
Medals & Tokens ............................................................................................1546-1554<br />
Coins of Scotland Books............................................................................................1555
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MAIL BID FORM<br />
Name (please print) ________________________________________________________<br />
Company Name __________________________________________________________<br />
Address __________________________________________________________________<br />
City, State, Zip ____________________________________________________________<br />
Daytime Phone__________________________ Evening Phone<br />
__________________<br />
The January 2013<br />
Collector’s Series Sale<br />
FAX No.__________________________ E-mail: ________________________________<br />
Lot # Bid Amt. $ Lot # Bid Amt. $ Lot # Bid Amt. $<br />
Tear Here & Return In Enclosed Envelope<br />
❑ Check here if you wish to limit your total amount of purchases.<br />
(Hammer Price Only)<br />
Limit total: $ ____________________________<br />
If Necessary, please increase my bid by:<br />
❑ 10% ❑ 20% ❑ 30%<br />
To ensure that bids will be accepted and delivery of lots not<br />
delayed, bidders not yet known to SPINK should supply a list<br />
of Dealer References. SPINK offers clients the option of paying<br />
by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express<br />
only) in United States Dollars for a convenience charge of<br />
two percent (2%) for Visa and MasterCard and four percent<br />
(4%) for American Express, up to a total of $30,000.00.<br />
Dealer References: (list city, state, zip, & phone)<br />
________________________________________________________________<br />
________________________________________________________________<br />
________________________________________________________________<br />
Name (on credit card) __________________________________________________<br />
Card<br />
Number:<br />
Security Code:<br />
Exp. Date:<br />
Signature: __________________________________________________________Date:<br />
I have read and agreed to all the Terms and Conditions of Sale for this catalog.<br />
____________________<br />
Please note there is a 20% buyer’s premium added to the hammer price of each lot up to and including<br />
$2,000.00 and 15% of the excess of the hammer price above $2,000.00.
The January 2013 Collector’s Series Sale<br />
Lot # Bid Amt. $ Lot # Bid Amt. $ Lot # Bid Amt. $<br />
BIDDING INCREMENTS<br />
The auctioneer generally advances the bidding in the following incremental amounts:<br />
Up to $100........................................by $5 $7,500 to $15,000.....................by $500<br />
$100 to $300 ....................................by $10 $15,000 to $30,000...................by $1,000<br />
$300 to $750 ....................................by $25 $30,000 to $75,000...................by $2,500<br />
$750 to $1,500..................................by $50 $75,000 to $150,000.................by $5,000<br />
$1,500 to $3,000 ..............................by $100 $150,000 to $300,000...............by $10,000<br />
$3,000 to $7,500 ..............................by $250 $300,000+..........at auctioneer’s discretion<br />
Please note, however, that the auctioneer may, in his or her sole discretion, vary the bidding increments<br />
during the course of the auction to expedite the bidding.<br />
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January 15-16, 2013 - New York, NY<br />
FIRST SESSION<br />
Tuesday, January 15, 2013- 11:00 a.m.<br />
Lots 1-514<br />
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STOCK & BOND CERTIFICATES<br />
A Northern Gentleman’s Collection of<br />
Bonds and Shares<br />
2 Vintage Automobile Shares Grouping 1920s -<br />
1930s.<br />
Nash Motors 1926; Maibohm Motors 1920; Flint<br />
Motor 1924; Durant Motors 1925; Steinmetz Electric<br />
Motor Car 1921; Star Motors 1924; Peerless<br />
Truck & Motor 1923; Hudson Motor Car 1932;<br />
Ford Motor Car of Canada 1929; Grant Motor Car<br />
1921. All issued, several are IU. Mostly VF+. [10]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
3 Automotive Bond and Share Grouping.<br />
Whitney Tractor 1922 IC. VF, edge split; Peerless<br />
Truck & Motor; Peerless Motor Car(2); Ford Motor<br />
of Canada 1931; Nash Motors 1925; Hudson Motor<br />
Car 1926; Service Motor Truck; Carpenter Tire &<br />
Rubber; Greyhound; Packard (3 types); Federal<br />
Motor Truck 1922; Four Wheel Drive; Chrysler; GM;<br />
Firestone; Fruehauf; Highway Trailer and others.<br />
Should be seen. Sold as is. No returns. [33]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1<br />
1 De Lorean Motor (MI) 1977 shs. SPECIMEN.<br />
Blue. DMC monogram. EF.<br />
For a brief time in the 1970s, John De Lorean shook<br />
the automotive world when he produced the radicallystyled,<br />
all stainless steel DMC-12 sports car. Amid rumors<br />
of drug trafficking and political intrigue, the<br />
company came to grief in 1982, ending in receivership<br />
and bankruptcy. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
4 Aviation Bonds and Shares.<br />
Fairchild Engine & Airplane(2) 1950s; Trans World<br />
Airlines 1961(3) $1000, $500, $100; Western Air<br />
Lines 1956 $1000 SP; Lockheed Aircraft 1956 $1000<br />
SP(2); Pan Am World Airways 1959 $1000. Most are<br />
VF+. [9] Est. 100-150<br />
5 Albert F. Remy Company (OH) 1921-36. Green<br />
borders, red seal. Whimsical policeman. All are IU,<br />
and EF. [4] Est. 100-150<br />
6 Group of Four Alcatraz Bonds.<br />
Alcatraz Company (NY) CA. San Francisco. $1000<br />
bond. 1899. Green. Fresh and crisp, EF. [4]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
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7 Power Company Bond Assortment. Mostly Specimens.<br />
Arlington Gas 1880 IU; Texas Electric Service 1930<br />
SPEC; United Water, Gas & Electric of Sedalia 1904;<br />
New Amsterdam Gas 1898 SP; Georgia Power 1948<br />
SPEC; Washington Water Power 1909 SP; Indiana<br />
Natural Gas & Oil 1906 SP; Kimball Light, Water &<br />
Power (WV) 1912 IC. Plus several others. Most are<br />
EF. [16] Est. 100-150<br />
8 A Nice Grouping of Telephone Bonds.<br />
American Union Telephone 1906 $1000(2) green,<br />
brown. Both IU; Consolidated Telephone Companies<br />
of Pennsylvania 1901 $1000 IC; Southern Bell T&T<br />
1939 $1000(3) IC; New Jersey Bell(2) 1959<br />
$10,000, 1950 $1000. Both IC; Peoples’ Mutual<br />
Telephone 1898 $1000. IU. Most are VF+. [9]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
9 Texas & New Mexico Land Bonds.<br />
1) Rio Grande Irrigation & Colonization (NM Terr.)<br />
1889. $1000. Green. Ceres. Woman with lamp. IU.<br />
EF.<br />
2) San Antonio Land & Irrigation (Canada) TX. 1911<br />
20 Pounds Sterling. This company was formed to acquire<br />
land for irrigation purposes in Texas. IU. EF.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
10 Walt Disney Productions SPECIMEN Collection.<br />
1) Blue. Over 100 shs. Woman holds bird. Roy Disney,<br />
President.<br />
2) Similar, dark green. Less than 100 shs.<br />
3) Similar, light green. 100 shs.<br />
4) Brown. More than 100 shs. Walt Disney portrait.<br />
All EF. [4] Est. 150-250<br />
11 General Subject Vertical Bond Grouping. Many<br />
well known names.<br />
Chicago Auditorium Assn. 1892; Columbian Marble<br />
1909; South Gila Canal 1892(2); Eby Shoe 1926; J.P<br />
Morgan Overseas Capital; General Electric Overseas<br />
Capital; Pillsbury; Dow Chemical; National Steel Gulf<br />
Oil; US Steel; Long Island lighting; American Can;<br />
Gimbel Brothers and many others. Most are IC. Most<br />
are VF+. Sold as is. [48] Est. 200-300<br />
12 Mixed Subjects Specimen Bonds.<br />
Pacific Spruce 1924; Swift 1941; New York Tanning<br />
Extract 1911; Minnesota & Ontario Paper 1927; Columbia<br />
Gas & Electric 1931; Colorado Industrial<br />
1934; American Smelters Securities 1911; Butchers’<br />
Slaughtering & Melting 1923; American Dock &<br />
Trust 1910; United States Shipbuilding 1902; American<br />
Marble 1887; Corn Products Refining 1909;<br />
Celotex 1943; Lackawanna Steel 1910; American Asbestos<br />
& Fireproofing 1906. Mostly VF+ to EF. [15]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
13 A Large and Colorful Assortment of SPECIMEN<br />
Share Certificates.<br />
Mostly Jeffries, Security-Columbian Bank Note specimens,<br />
with a scattering of American Bank Note examples<br />
as well. There are many well-known names -<br />
Dow Chemical, Nike, Disney, Heublein, Illinois Central<br />
Railroad, Litton Industries, Magnavox, Erie Railroad,<br />
General Motors, Greyhound, Western Airlines,<br />
and many others. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Mostly EF. [273] Est. 500-750<br />
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14 Enormous Box Lot of Mostly General Subjects Stock Certificates.<br />
1800s through 1970s. Titles include Merrill Lynch; Mattel; Red Wing Carriers; Revere<br />
Racing; PPG; Ling-Temco-Vought; Naragansett Racing; North American Rockwell; Collins<br />
Radio; Bourne Mills; Computer Applications; American News and over a thousand others.<br />
Most are issued and cancelled, but there are some nicer unissued certificates as well. Mostly<br />
different, but there are small groups of some titles. Mostly VF+ or better. Here is the perfect<br />
opportunity to add huge variety to your collection or inventory. Box lots like this one<br />
are rarely offered, so please be sure to examine this group in person. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[1,490] (photo) Est. 1000-Up<br />
15 County of Grenada (MS). 1872. $500. Red Train.<br />
Woman with cotton. Cotton wagon. Justice below.<br />
IU. VF+. Est. 75-150<br />
16 Colorful Municipal Bond Grouping.<br />
City of Mobile (AL) 1904 SP; Puerto Rico Water Resources<br />
Authority 1976 IC; NY State War Bonus<br />
Bond 1934 (and 18 others, all different) IC; Livonia<br />
(MI); Michigan 2 types; Michigan State College 1952<br />
SP; University of Michigan Union 1938 UC; City &<br />
County of Denver 1927 IC and others. Must be seen.<br />
Sold as is. [33] Est. 75-125<br />
17 Boss Gold Mining (MO). CO. 1887. 100 shs. Red<br />
$10 and underprint. St. Louis corporate headquarters.<br />
Mines located near Breckenridge, Colorado. First<br />
we’ve seen. Est. 50-75<br />
18<br />
18 Cove Land & Mining (MI). 1880. Isle Royal location.<br />
Map. Miner, left. By Calvert Litho., Detroit. Unobtrusive<br />
blue rubber stamp cancel at right, otherwise<br />
EF. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
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24 Large and Impressive Mining and Mineral Share<br />
Certificate Assortment.<br />
A wide range of titles and dates are represented, with<br />
several in the 1880s and 1890s. Includes many colorful<br />
and popular titles - Consolidated Double Eagle<br />
Gold 1894, Grafton Consolidated Mining 1901, Central<br />
Consolidated Mining 1895, Aurora Consolidated<br />
Mining 1903, Piedmont Mining & Milling 1909,<br />
Riverside Iron & Coal UU, United States Diamond<br />
Mining 1908, Grand Belt Copper 1885, United<br />
States Mining 1903, Unity Mining 188_ UU, Moulton<br />
Mining 1881, and many others. Must be seen.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [253] Est. 500-750<br />
19<br />
19 Ossipee Mining Company (MI). 1870. 7,285 shs.<br />
Red corporate seal. Revenue stamp affixed. Light pen<br />
cancel. VF+. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
20 Saratoga & Cyclops Gold & Silver Consolidated<br />
Mining (CO). 1884. Gilpin County location. Miners,<br />
right. Flowers in vase, left. Ornate borders and<br />
distinctive lettering by ABN. IU. Well hidden pinhole,<br />
else VF+. Est. 100-150<br />
21 Mining Bonds.<br />
Comstock Tunnel 1889(2) $1000, $500. Both IC;<br />
Phoenix Gold Mining 1904 $500 IC; Sovereign Mining<br />
1884 $1000 IU; Massachusetts & New Mexico<br />
Consolidated Mining 1882 $100 IU. Mostly VF+.<br />
[5] Est. 100-150<br />
22 Michigan Mining Grouping.<br />
Huron Copper Mining 1890. 50 shs. Brown. Vertical<br />
mine, left. IU. VF; Detroit-Cripple Creek Gold Mining<br />
1937. Orange. Miner, mills. IU. EF; Quincy Mining<br />
1859. Blue. IU. EF; Quincy 1929; Adventure<br />
Consolidated Copper(3), North Lake Mining, Hancock<br />
Consolidated Mining, South Lake Mining, and<br />
Mohawk Mining. Mostly IC, mostly VF+. [11]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
23 Coal.<br />
Middle States Coal & Iron Mines 1904 IU; Pocahontas<br />
Consolidated Collieries 1907 IC; Big Muddy<br />
Coal & Iron 1893 $500 SP; Middle States Coal &<br />
Iron Mines 1906 $1000 IC; Maryland Smokeless<br />
Coal 1903 $1000(2) IU; Wilkes-Barre Coal 1910 IU;<br />
Clifty Consolidated Coal 1909 $1000 IC; Penn-<br />
Wyoming Copper 1909 $1000 IU; US Reduction &<br />
Refining 1901 $1000 IC; Pacific Coal & Transportation<br />
$1000 1901 IU. Mostly VF+. [11]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
25 Alpena & Western Railway (MI). $1000 SPECI-<br />
MEN bond. First Mortgage 5% Forty Year. Specimen.<br />
Green. Woman reclines, train in distance. Scarce<br />
Upper Western Peninsula bond. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
26 American Palace Car (ME). 1906. 10 shs. Brown.<br />
Passenger train leaves station. VF+. Est. 75-125<br />
27 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Bond Variety<br />
Grouping. Includes six bi-colored and lightly<br />
canceled examples from the attractive 1889 series and<br />
five others. Mostly VF+. [11] Est. 125-150<br />
28 Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Western Division Railroad<br />
Bond Selection. $1000 1880 First Mortgage<br />
6% bond. Also included are a $50, $500, and $1000<br />
Income Mortgage bond. VF+, mostly. [4]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
29 Bangor & Aroostook Railroad (ME). $1000 Bond<br />
SPECIMEN. 1901. Blue. Moose. EF. Est. 75-125<br />
30 Bingham Central Railway Pair. Utah. 1) $100 First<br />
Mortgage 6% bond. 1910. Green. Train. Bi-lingual,<br />
English and French. 2) Similar. 100 shs. Preferrred.<br />
Brown. Angel raises torch. Both VF+. [2]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
31 Canon City & Cripple Creek Electric Railway<br />
(CO). $1000 5%. 1897. Green. Mountains and mills.<br />
Sheet of coupons included. VF+. Est. 125-150<br />
32 Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railway (VA). $1000<br />
First & Consolidated Mortgage Gold Bond SPECI-<br />
MEN. Purple. Train, trackworkers. This variety is not<br />
in Cox. VF+, minor edge toning. Est. 125-150<br />
33 Carthage & Adirondack Railway (NY). $1000<br />
bonds. 1892. Green. Locomotive in circle. Moose.<br />
Signed by the President and Secretary. By ABN. All<br />
fresh, and in as new condition. [9] Est. 100-200<br />
34 Central of Georgia Railway (NY). $1000 5% Bond<br />
Due 1962 SPECIMEN. Green. Variety unreported in<br />
Cox. EF. Est. 50-100<br />
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35 Chicago & Alton Railway (IL). $1000 3-½% First<br />
Lien Gold Bond. Green. Woman next to tablet, train<br />
and ship beyond. Cox R-7. IC. Rubber stamp endorsement,<br />
EF. Est. 50-100<br />
36 Chicago, Brazil & Ohio River Railroad & Coal<br />
(IN). 1881. 20 Pounds Sterling & $100 First Mortgage<br />
Bond. Green. Train. IU. EF. Not in Cox.<br />
Est. 50-100<br />
37 Chicago & Eastern Illinois Grouping. 1) Chicago<br />
& Eastern Illinois Railroad (IL-IN) $1000 General<br />
Consolidated Bond. Brown. Locomotive in circle. Attractive<br />
FBN product. 2) Chicago & Eastern Illinois<br />
Railroad $50 SPEICMEN Bond 1937. Brown.<br />
Woman flanked by trains. 3-5) Chicago & Eastern Illinois<br />
Railway $100, $500, and $1000 bonds. 1924.<br />
Trains, signals. All VF+. [5] Est. 50-100<br />
38 Chicago Junction Railways & Union Stock Yards<br />
(NJ). 1900. $1000 SPECIMEN Bond. Blue. Train<br />
and long-horned steer. Beautiful IBN product. EF.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
39 Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Group. (IL).<br />
1897. $1000 Gold Bond. VF+. [4] Est. 100-200<br />
40 Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Bond<br />
Grouping.<br />
1) $1000 1900. Blue gray. Freightmen. Cotton below.<br />
Horizontal format.<br />
2) Similar. $1000 1901. Deep purple and black. Train,<br />
signals. Cotton.<br />
3) $1000 Railroad Car Trust 1902. Green. Cotton,<br />
train below.<br />
4-6) $1000 Consolidated Mortgage 1902. Deep purple<br />
and black. Indians, train. UU. One with minor<br />
rusty staples at top. All VF to EF. [6]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
41 Cleveland, Indiana & St. Louis RR 1885. 750 shs.<br />
Train on arched bridge. IU. EF. Est. 75-125<br />
42 Columbia Southern Railway (OR). 1898. $1000<br />
5% Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Green. Train near harbor<br />
facility. Griffins. Handsome IBN example. Cox R-7.<br />
EF. Est. 75-150<br />
43 Darien Short Line Railroad (GA). 1887. $1000<br />
Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Brown. Justice. Cherubs,<br />
eagle, lion below. Light age toning, otherwise VF+.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
44 Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Rwy<br />
(IL) 1900. $1000 3-½% Gold SPECIMEN Bond.<br />
Green. Large, impressive portrait of a woman representing<br />
Liberty. Lovely IBN engraving work. EF.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
45 Detroit, Pontiac, Lapeer & Northern Railway<br />
(MI) 1901. $1000 5% Gold Bond. One of only three<br />
reported. IU. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
46 Duluth, St. Cloud, Glencoe & Mankato Rwy<br />
1904. 10 shs. Red. Train at station. IU. VF+.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
47 Duluth, Superior & Western Railway (MN). 1896.<br />
$1000 Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Women flank title.<br />
Passenger train, men near water, below. ABN. VF+.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
48 Eastern & Western Air Line Railway 1886. 5 shares.<br />
Green. Eagle, flag. IU. EF. Est. 75-125<br />
49 Rare Missouri Railroad Bond. Gray’s Point Terminal<br />
Railway (MO). 1906. $1000 Gold SPECI-<br />
MEN Bond. Brown. Three locomotives, terminal and<br />
city beyond. This is the only example known to Cox!<br />
VF+. Est. 100-150<br />
50 Houston & Texas Central Railroad 1903. $1000<br />
5% Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Green. Yard locomotive,<br />
freight cars, mills. Attractive ABN Litho. VF+.<br />
Est. $75-125 Est. 75-125<br />
51 Illinois Central Rail-Road 1851. $1000 Construction<br />
Bond. Three women as on CSA T-17. Some<br />
bleed through from back endorsements, “SURREN-<br />
DERED” on face, otherwise VF. Est. 75-125<br />
IC – Issued Cancelled<br />
IU – Issued Uncancelled<br />
UU – Unissued Uncancelled<br />
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57 Mill Valley & Mount Tamalpais Scenic Railway<br />
1904. 6 shares. Mountain and trees. Affectionately<br />
known as the “Crookedest Railroad” in the world. It<br />
had 281 curves over the course of 8 ½ miles. IC. VF+.<br />
(photo) Est. 150-250<br />
52<br />
52 Rare Texas Proof. International & Great Northern<br />
Railroad 1879 $1000 Purchase Money 2nd Mortgage<br />
Income Bond. Brown. Eagle, flag and shield<br />
flanked by shipping and train vignettes. Texas star<br />
below. Very few ABN proofs from the 1870s survive.<br />
VF+. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
53 Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway (KS).<br />
1901. $1000 4% Bond. Red. Locomotive on turntable<br />
flanked by Mexicans in circular frames. British imprinted<br />
revenue. IU. Cox R-7. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
54 Louisville & Nashville Railroad, Atlanta, Knoxville<br />
and Cincinnati Division 1905. $1000 4% Gold<br />
SPECIMEN Bond. Brown. Oncoming train, trackworkers.<br />
Cox R-7. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
55 Manistee & Northeastern Railroad (MI). 1909.<br />
$1000 5% Gold Bond. Green. Train, trackworkers. IU.<br />
R-7, Cox. VF+. Est. 75-150<br />
56 Marietta & North Georgia Railway 1890. 10<br />
shares. Full green tint. Liberty, state arms. Quarry<br />
scene and locomotives. IU. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
58 Missouri Pacific Railroad (MO). Specimen Trio.<br />
1) $500 1926. Green. Horizontal format. 2) $1000<br />
1931. Brown. Vertical. Train. 3) $1000. 1909. Olive.<br />
Train flanked by farmers & loggers. All EF. [3]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
59 Missouri River & Northwestern Railway (SD).<br />
1904. $1000 5% Gold Bond. Red. Oncoming locomotive.<br />
IU. VF+. Est. 75-150<br />
60 Naugatuck Railroad (CT). 1904. $1000 4% Gold<br />
SPECIMEN Bond. Brown. Train and trackworkers.<br />
Cox R-7. VF+. Est. 75-125<br />
61 New York Providence & Boston Railroad (CT).<br />
1892. $1000 4% Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Orange.<br />
Train near the bottom. Cox R-7. EF. Est. 75-125<br />
62 Nice Oklahoma Territory Railroad Bond. Oklahoma<br />
Central Railway (OK Territory) 1905. $1000 4%<br />
Gold Bond. Green. Train, water tank. Scarce. IU. EF.<br />
Est. 125-125<br />
63 Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway (ID). 1899.<br />
$1000 5% Gold Bond. Red. Locomotive on turntable.<br />
Beautiful ABN product. IU. Some stamp endorsements<br />
in text area only, otherwise EF. Est. 75-125<br />
64 Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie & Boston Railroad<br />
(NJ & PA) 1889. $1000 First Mortgage Loan. Blue.<br />
Stag. Scarcer railroad bond. IU. VF+. Est. 75-125<br />
65 Port Huron & Milwaukee Railway (MI). 1856.<br />
200 Pounds Sterling Bond. Women flank state shield.<br />
Train below. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
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66 Rock Island Railroad Bond Grouping. [19]<br />
Includes Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Rwy $50,000<br />
Amarillo Division 1904. IC. EF, POC; Similar, Carrolton<br />
Branch; Similar, Mexico Branch UU; Similar,<br />
Main Line; Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rwy<br />
$5,000 (4 pieces) 1898-1908. Green. Ransom Cable<br />
portrait IC; Similar, 1897. Red; Similar, $1000 1908<br />
Orange. Flagman; Similar, $5,000 Due 1932. Brown.<br />
Trains, workers. UU; Similar, $5,000 1910. Green.<br />
IC; Similar, $1000 1908. Blue-green. IC; Similar, “10<br />
bonds” 1887. Brown. Train, griffins. IC; Rock Island<br />
& Peoria Rwy $5,000 1886. Brown. Train, left. IC;<br />
Rock Island Southern RR $1000 1907. Green. Train.<br />
IU; Chicago, Rock Island & Mexico Rwy $10,000<br />
1902. UC; Chicago, Rock Island & El Paso Rwy<br />
$10,000 19__. Brown. Train, women. UU; Chicago,<br />
Rock Island & Texas Rwy $10,000. 19__. UC. Mostly<br />
VF-EF, a few VF-VF+. Est. 100-150<br />
67 City & County of San Francisco Municipal Street<br />
Railway (CA) 1913. $100 Bond. Blue. Street car.<br />
VF+. $200-250 Cox. Est. 100-150<br />
68 Saratoga & Encampment Railway Co. 1908. 25<br />
shs. Train leaves covered bridge. Cox only reports<br />
SPECIMENS. IU. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
69 Seaboard-All Florida Rwy (FL). $5,000 6% Gold<br />
SPECIMEN Bond Due 1935. Blue-black. Trains,<br />
auto, trackworkers. This denomination not in Cox.<br />
Similar, $1000. Green. Both VF+. [2]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
70 High Denomination St. Paul & Kansas City Short<br />
Line Railroad Registered Bond Grouping. [4]<br />
1-2) $100,000 1932. Issued to the Treasurer of the<br />
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rwy. Orange. Trains,<br />
farmers. An enormous amount of money in the midst<br />
of the Great Depression!<br />
3) Similar, $5,000. Green.<br />
4) Similar, $1000. Orange. All IC. All VF+.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
71 Texas & Pacific Railway (LA-TX). Due 1977.<br />
$10,000 Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Green. Locomotive<br />
#600. R-7 in Cox. EF. Est. 75-125<br />
72 High Denomination Union Pacific Railroad (UT).<br />
SPECIMEN Bond. 1936 $100,000 3 ½ % Debenture<br />
Bond. Brown. Mail allegorical figures flank UP monogram.<br />
EF. Est. 100-150<br />
73<br />
73 Valdez Copper River & Yukon Rwy. (NJ). Alaska<br />
1903. 5 shs. Gold seal. Train leaves tunnel. R-7 in<br />
Cox, listed $300-400. Only the third example reported.<br />
IU. VF+. (photo) Est. 100-150<br />
74 Virginia & Tennessee Railroad (VA). 1853. $1000<br />
6% Convertible Bond, Red 1000. Train leaves tunnel,<br />
handsome corner vignettes. Classic engraving work by<br />
Danforth, Hufty. IC. VF+. Est. 75-125<br />
75 Vandalia Railroad (IN-IL). Share Group.<br />
1) 1905. 18 shs. #A1. Brown. Oncoming locomotive<br />
flanked by allegorical male & female. Highest quality<br />
WBN engraving work. VF+.<br />
2-5) 100 shs. 1906-1910. Orange. VF-VF+.<br />
6) $50. Blue. VF+, stain. All IC with minor stains or<br />
soiling near the edges, mostly. Otherwise attractive for<br />
this issue. [6] Est. 75-125<br />
76 Winona & Southwestern Railway 1891. 3 shares.<br />
Green. Justice, boy, girl. Cox reports about a halfdozen<br />
examples, but this is the only one issued, and<br />
not cancelled. VF+. Est. 100-150<br />
77 Alaskan Share Certificates.<br />
1) Council City & Solomon River Railroad (NJ).<br />
1905. 100 shares. Brown. Train at station. IU, with<br />
the number of shares punched at the top of the vignette.<br />
EF. 2) Seward Peninsula Railway (NJ) 1907.<br />
500 shares. Green. Train leaves station. VF+. [2]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
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78 Central States Bond Grouping.<br />
Toledo, St. Louis and Western RR $1000 1900. Red.<br />
IC; Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis RR 1881(2)<br />
$500 blue IU, $1000 brown IU; Cincinnati Northern<br />
Rwy $1000 1881 blue IU; Cincinnati, Lafayette<br />
& Chicago RR $1000 1873 green IC, repaired tear;<br />
Dayton & Michigan RR $1000 1853 issued, heavy<br />
cancels, small split; Ohio & Mississippi Rwy $10,000<br />
1875 issued, heavy cancels; Kankakee & Seneca RR<br />
$1000 1881 IU; Cincinnati and Springfield Rwy<br />
$1000 1871 green IU. Mostly EF. [9]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
79 Central States Bond Group.<br />
1) Indiana, Decatur & Western Rwy 1895. $1000.<br />
Green. Train. IC. EF.<br />
2) Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pacific RR (MN) 1900.<br />
$1000 SPECIMEN. Green. Train at station. No serial<br />
numbers or specimen stamping. EF.<br />
3) Chicago, Portage & Superior Rwy 1881 (IL & WI)<br />
$1000. Train. Edge split, left, top margin a bit rough,<br />
else VF. [3] Est. 100-150<br />
80 Choctaw Related Rail Shares.<br />
1-3) Choctaw & Memphis RR 1899. Brown, IC.<br />
Green, olive, both UU.<br />
4-5) Choctaw & Chickasaw RR (OK Terr) 1903,<br />
1912. Both IC, VF+.<br />
6-12); Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf RR Stocks: 1899-<br />
1902, all but one IC, VF+. [12] Est. 150-250<br />
81 Some Scarcer Colorado Rail Shares.<br />
1) Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Rwy 1906. 10 shs.<br />
Brown. Woman with helmet in round frame, left. Cox<br />
reports only Specimens. #A30.U. Two staple holes<br />
with minor rust spots near corner, else VF+.<br />
2) Denver & Southwestern Rwy 1901. 100 shs. Red.<br />
IU. VF+.<br />
3-7) Colorado & Southern Rwy 1971-72. Shares.<br />
green, red, orange black, brown. IC. VF+, some pin<br />
holes.<br />
8) Rio Grande Junction Rwy 1906. 30 shs. Purple.<br />
Train, griffins. IC. Stub stapled, else EF. Also included<br />
are two other unissued Denver rails. [10]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
82 Electric & Street Railway Bond Grouping<br />
Indianapolis, Newcastle & Toledo Electric Rwy 1905<br />
IU. EF; Rutland Street Rwy (VT) 1905 IC. EF;<br />
Kansas City Railways (2) $100, $1000, both 1915,<br />
Both IC. VF+; Frankford, Tacony & Holmesburg<br />
Street Rwy (PA) 1910. IC. EF. [5] Est. 75-125<br />
83 Georgia Railroad Bond Grouping.<br />
1) Georgia & Florida RR (GA & SC) 1926. $1000.<br />
Brown. Train. IU. EF, two pin holes.<br />
2) Georgia, Southwestern & Gulf RR (GA) $100<br />
1909. Green. Locomotive. French & English text. IU.<br />
VF+.<br />
3) Marietta & North Georgia RR (GA) 1881. $1000.<br />
Train. Georgia arms below. IU. VF.<br />
4) Marietta & North Georgia Rwy (GA) 1887.<br />
$1000. Brown. Train at station. IU. EF. [4]<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
84 Illinois Rail Share Grouping With Some Scarcer<br />
Examples.<br />
Rock Island & Peoria Rwy 1910; Chicago & Northern<br />
Pacific RR 1890; Chicago, Indianapolis & St.<br />
Louis Short Line Rwy 1903 (Less than a half dozen<br />
reported); Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rwy(2,<br />
1902, scrip 1898); Chicago & Northwestern Rwy<br />
1917; Chicago & Texas RR 1897; Chicago & Ohio<br />
River RR 1889 IU; Chicago & Northwestern Rwy<br />
1914 IU; Chicago, Fort Madison & Des Moines RR<br />
1899; Rock Island & Mercer County RR 1902; St.<br />
Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute RR 1898; St. Louis,<br />
Alton & Terre Haute RR (6 pcs., 1865-92); Pullman<br />
RR 1920. Stub attached; Chicago, Burlington &<br />
Quincy RR (3 pcs., 1893-1900); Joliet & Chicago RR<br />
1924; Chicago Terminal Transfer RR (2pcs., orange<br />
1904, brown 1907); Peoria, Decatur & Evansville<br />
Rwy 1894; Peoria Terminal Rwy 1901; Peoria Railway<br />
Terminal 1906; Peoria Terminal 1930; Peoria &<br />
Pekin Terminal Rwy 1900; Peoria, Decatur & Evansville<br />
Rwy 1887; Peoria & Eastern Rwy(2, green,<br />
brown); Peoria & Bureau Valley RR 1929; Oglesby<br />
& Granville Rwy 1905; Chicago & Canada Southern<br />
Rwy 1873 $140 Bond. Minor edge split. All are IC<br />
unless otherwise mentioned. Mostly VF+. [36]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
85 Nice Indiana Rail Share Assortment.<br />
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern 1902 #B1; Indiana Harbor<br />
RR (2, 1901 & 1906), one with a small edge split;<br />
Kokomo, Marion & Western Traction(3, 1906-<br />
1911); Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit 1907;<br />
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Rwy 1926; Indianapolis<br />
& Martinsville Rapid Transit 1905; Indianapolis<br />
& Northwestern Traction 1906; Toledo, St.<br />
Louis & Western RR 1917; Terre Haute & Indianapolis<br />
RR(2, 1898 1904); Richmond Street & Interurban<br />
Rwy 1905. All IC. Mostly VF+. [14]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
86 Nice Group of Lithographed Railroad Bonds<br />
1) Ohio & Mississippi Rwy (OH, IN, IL) 1887.<br />
$1000. Green. Train in circle. IC. EF.<br />
2) Kanawha & Coal River Rwy (WV) 1896. $1000.<br />
Green. Locomotive. IU. EF.<br />
3) Bartlett & Albany RR (NH) 1888. $1000. Brown.<br />
Train near mills. IU. VF+. [3] Est. 100-200<br />
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Shares.<br />
1) Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western RR 1897. IC.<br />
EF.<br />
2-3) Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana RR<br />
1857 & 1858. Blue paper. Construction stock and<br />
capital stock. IC. Both VF with minor stains.<br />
4) Michigan Midland & Canada RR 1874. Pink underprint.<br />
IC. EF.<br />
5) Michigan Central RR $1,000 1854. IC. VF+.<br />
6) Michigan Central RR 1917 $50,000. IC. VF+.<br />
Also included are Buchanan & St. Joseph River RR<br />
1901; Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw Rwy 1901 Serial<br />
Number 1; Detroit United Rwy 1920; Detroit &<br />
Port Huron Shore Line Rwy 1920; Grand Rapids &<br />
Ionia Rwy; Pennsylvania-Detroit RR 1917 and others,<br />
mostly issued. [30] Est. 150-250<br />
88 Nebraska & Iowa Railroad Shares.<br />
1)Burlington & Missouri River RR in Nebraska.<br />
1878. 7 shs. Brown. Farmer harvests wheat. EF.<br />
Minor ink stain.<br />
2-3) Similar, 1871 and 1874. Shs. Green. Train. Both<br />
EF.<br />
4) St. Paul & Des Moines RR 1909. 500 shs. Bluegreen.<br />
Train. VF+. All are IC. [4] Est. 50-75<br />
89 New England Rails.<br />
Sciotto Valley & New England RR 1890; Somerset<br />
Rwy 1906; Consolidated Rolling Stock 1903 IU; Torrington<br />
& Winchester Street Rwy 1897 IU ; Stony<br />
Brook RR 1888; Portland & Ogdensburg Rwy 1917;<br />
Portland & Rumford RR 1908(2 pcs, brown, green).<br />
IC unless mentioned. Mostly VF+. [8]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
90 Attractive Grouping of Mostly Scarcer New Jersey<br />
Railroad Shares.<br />
American Elevated RR 1902; Atlantic City & Chelsea<br />
Passenger Rwy 1902; Morelia & Tacambaro 1906.<br />
Not in Cox. Newburgh, Dutchess & Connecticut RR<br />
1906; Erie & Jersey RR 1905; Wildwood &<br />
Delaware, Bay Short Line RR 1915; Paterson & Hudson<br />
River RR 1903; Ocean City RR 1901; Millville &<br />
Glassboro RR 1860. Stub attached, stains; Camden<br />
& Burlington County Rwy 1925; Cuba RR 1913;<br />
Roseland Rwy 1903; Seacoast RR 1901; Wharton Valley<br />
1897; Sussex RR 1903; Cape May & Millville RR<br />
1865. Stains, heavy cancels; Office of the United New<br />
Jersey Rail Road & Canal 1879; United New Jersey<br />
Rail Road & Canal 1907; Northern RR 1922; New<br />
York & Jersey RR 1904. All IC. Mostly VF+ except<br />
where otherwise mentioned. [20] Est. 300-500<br />
91 New Jersey Railroad Grouping. 1-4) New York &<br />
New Jersey RR. $1000 1892 horizontal bond, brown,<br />
IU; similar $500, green; $1000 vertical bond 1880,<br />
brown, IU; similar $500, green, IU. 5) Morris &<br />
Essex RR $10,000 Due 1975. Red. Train. 6) North<br />
Jersey Rapid Transit $1000 1910. Green. Electric<br />
street car. Mostly VF+. [6] Est. 150-250<br />
92 Mostly New Mexico Railroad Bond Grouping.<br />
1) New Mexico Rwy and Coal $500 25-Year 6% Gold<br />
SPECIMEN bond. 1903. Dark green. Coal train. EF.<br />
2) Deming, Sierra Madre and Pacific RR $1000 1889.<br />
Orange. IU.<br />
3) Santa Fe, Liberal & Englewood RR (NM Terr.)<br />
$1000 1906. Olive. IU.<br />
4-5) Sierra Railway Company of California $1000<br />
1897 UU. EF, and Sierra RR $1000 1936 IC. VF+.<br />
[5] Est. 200-300<br />
93 Unlisted New Mexico Railroad Specimen Bond<br />
Pairing.<br />
1) Dawson Railway & Coal 1901. $1000 6% Gold<br />
Bond. Red. Freight train crossed bridge. Coal miners<br />
below. ABN. Not in Cox. Payment guaranted by the<br />
New Mexico Railway & Coal Company. EF.<br />
2) New Mexico Railway &d Coal 1903. $1000 5%<br />
Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Red. Coal train. Hole punch<br />
through vignette, otherwise VF+. Est. 100-150<br />
94 New Orleans Mostly Railroad Bonds.<br />
1-3) New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Rwy (LA) 1916.<br />
$1000 SPECIMEN bond. Blue. Train, bridge, river.<br />
EF. Proof of this scarcer vignette included. 17 shs.<br />
1947. Trains. IU. EF.<br />
4) New Orleans Belt & Terminal 1907. $1000 SPEC-<br />
IMEN bond. Green. Trains, terminal. EF.<br />
5) New Orleans & Southern RR 1892. $1000. Green.<br />
Locomotive. IU. EF.<br />
6-7) New Orleans, Mobile & Texas RR 1872 $1000<br />
red IU. EF, 1873 green IU. Light edge damaged, otherwise<br />
EF. Other titles include Chicago, St. Louis &<br />
New Orleans RR; Texas & New Orleans RR; New<br />
Orleans Great Northern Rwy 1905; Rock Island,<br />
Arkansas & Louisiana RR 1933 and others. [25]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
95 NY Central and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Variety<br />
Grouping.<br />
All different. Titles include New York Central; New<br />
York Central & Hudson River; New York Central<br />
Sleeping Car; New York & Harlem; Baltimore and<br />
Ohio Railroad. Wide range of dates and types. Must<br />
be seen. Mostly issued. VF+ on average. Sold as is.<br />
[40] Est. 75-125<br />
96 New York City Rails.<br />
Kings County Elevated RR; Interborough-Metropolitan<br />
1906; Hudson & Manhattan RR (4 different);<br />
Central Cross Town RR 1903; Christopher & Tenth<br />
Street RR 1905; Broadway & Seventh Avenue RR<br />
$1000 1893 Bonds (2 pieces); Similar, shares 1920;<br />
Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corp. (2 types); City of<br />
New York (for Rapid Transit Railroads) 1965; Thirty-<br />
Fourth Street Crosstown Rwy $1000 1896; New York<br />
& Queens County Rwy $1000 1906; Second Avenue<br />
RR $1000 1898 & others. Some issued, some unissued.<br />
Must be seen. Sold as is. [22] Est. 200-300<br />
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97 Ohio Rail Shares.<br />
Central Union Depot & Rwy 1887; Central Ohio RR<br />
1898; Dayton & Michigan RR 1871; Columbus,<br />
Chicago & Indiana Central Rwy 1879 red 1883 black;<br />
Columbus & Indianapolis RR 1864(2) blue, black ;<br />
Columbus & Indiana Central Rwy 1867; Forest City<br />
Rwy 1906; Findlay Bely Rwy; 1893; Cleveland, Akron<br />
& Cincinnati Rwy 1911; Swan Creek Rwy 1883;<br />
Toledo, Walhonding Valley & Ohio RR 1905;<br />
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City RR 1890; Toledo,<br />
Tiffin & Eastern RR 1872; Toledo, Columbus &<br />
Ohio River RR 1911. All IC. Mostly VF+. [16]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
98 Mostly Penn Central, Post-1940s Vertical Railroad<br />
Bonds. Many well-known railroad names. Cleveland,<br />
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis; Beech Creek; West<br />
Shore; Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis;<br />
Lehigh Valley; Erie; Wabash and others. Most are IC<br />
and EF. Should be seen. Sold as is. No returns. [71]<br />
Est. 100-200<br />
99 Pennsylvania Transportation Bond Grouping.<br />
1) Southern Pennsylvania Iron & Rail Road (PA)<br />
1870. $1000 Gold Bond. Red overprint. Eagle. Arms.<br />
Train. Revenue affixed. IU. VF+.<br />
2) Pennsylvania Canal (PA) 1870. $1000. Blue<br />
$1000. Canal scene. VF+. IC.<br />
3) Junction & Breakwater RR (DE) 1879. $1000.<br />
Train. VF+. IC. POCs in top margin only. [3]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
100 Pennsylvania Railroad Share Grouping.<br />
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rwy 1875; Chestnut<br />
Hill RR 1901; Chartiers Rwy(2) 1887 & 1906; Beech<br />
Creek Extension RR 1905; Vandalia RR 1905; Mahoning<br />
& Shenango Railway & Light 1918; Guarantee<br />
Trust Company of New York 1909 $1000; Lehigh<br />
& Hudson River Rwy 1913; Cornwall & Lebanon RR<br />
1891; Federal Street & Pleasant Valley Passenger Rwy<br />
1884; Eriton RR 1906; Central Pennsylvania Traction<br />
1907; Philadelphia, Chellenham & Jenkingtown Passenger<br />
Rwy 1908; Bridgeport Street Rwy 1905;<br />
Pottstown & West Chester Electric Street Rwy 1903;<br />
Franklin & Clearfield RR 1903; Pennsylvania RR (3).<br />
Some with stubs over the left end, a few with heavier<br />
cancels or endorsements, but many quite nice. Average<br />
VF+. Must be seen. No returns. [20]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
101 A Second Group of Better Pennsylvania Railroad<br />
Stocks.<br />
Oil Creek RR 1867; Oil Creek & Allegheny River<br />
Rwy 1871; Hanover & York RR 1892; Pennsylvania<br />
Co. 1874. Signed by Thomas Scott; Pennsylvania<br />
Schuylkill Valley RR 1883; Pittsburgh, Virginia &<br />
Charleston Rwy 1881; Continental Passenger Rwy<br />
1877; Wilkes Barre & Harvey’s Lake RR 1903; Oakdale<br />
& McDonald Street Rwy 1908; Monongahela &<br />
Washington RR 1900; Pennsylvania & North Western<br />
RR 1892; Youngstown, Lawrence & Pittsburgh<br />
RR 1884; Meadow Lands & Zediker RR 1903; Cambria<br />
& Clearfield Rwy 1903; Western Pennsylvania RR<br />
1860; Western Allegheny RR 1926; Western New<br />
York & Pennsylvania Rwy(2 types, 1887, 1895);<br />
Wilkes Barre & Hazleton RR 1905; Chester Street<br />
Rwy 1900; Chester Railway Supply 1908; Connellsville<br />
Suburban Street Rwy 1897; Consolidated<br />
Traction 1897; Harrisburg Traction 1904; Duquesne<br />
Traction 1890; Cornwall & Lebanon RR(2, 1883,<br />
1891); Kittaning & Leechburg Rwys 1905; Clearfield<br />
Southern RR 1901; Ontario, Carbondale & Scranton<br />
1920. All IC. Mostly VF+, or better. Sold as is. [30]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
102 A Third Group of Pennsylvania Railroad Shares.<br />
Pittsburg Crafton & Mansfield Street Rwy 1895;<br />
Schuylkill and Lehigh Valley RR 1889; Pittsburgh &<br />
West End Passenger Rwy 1894; Sunbury & Lewistown<br />
Rwy 1896; Pittsburgh & Eastern RR 1895<br />
stains, left; Pomeroy & Newark RR 1889; Sharon<br />
Rwy 1901 (2 different); Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky<br />
RR 1879; Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula<br />
RR 1882 and many others. Mostly IC, and mostly<br />
VF+. [31] Est. 150-250<br />
103 Serial No.1 & No.2 Rail Shares.<br />
Serial No.1 Shares - Beech Creek Extension RR 1905.<br />
51,510 shs. At $100 per; York Haven and Rowenna<br />
RR 1903. Stains, small tear; Barberton, Akron and<br />
Eastern Rwy 1901. IU; Barberton, Akron and Eastern<br />
(Belt Line) Rwy 1902 IU; Detroit, Toledo and Milwaukee<br />
RR 1902. Heavy punch cancels; Midway and<br />
Oakdale Rwy 1901; Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw<br />
Rwy 1901. Only one we know of; Troy Union R-R<br />
1853. Edge splits; Logansport & Toledo Rwy 1904.<br />
Stub attached; Pennsylvania-Detroit RR 1917. Stub<br />
attached. Serial No.2 Shares - The Missouri, Kansas<br />
& Northwestern RR 1901. Revenue affixed; Manufacturers’<br />
Rwy 1895; Pennsylvania & Schuylkill Valley<br />
RR 1883. Genesee River RR 1905; Dayton,<br />
Lebanon & Cincinnati RR 1892. Most with stubs attached.<br />
Mostly IC, mostly VF+ unless otherwise mentioned.<br />
[15] Est. 150-250<br />
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104 Large Group of Southern Rail Shares.<br />
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Rwy; Mobile &<br />
West Alabama RR 1881 IU; Mobile Light & RR<br />
1906; Arkansas Southern RR 1905 IU; Stuttgart &<br />
Southern RR 1912 IU; Rock Island & Dardanelle<br />
Rwy 1921; Searcy & Des Arc RR 1919; South Western<br />
RR 1894; Dublin & Southwestern RR 1904 IU;<br />
Monroe RR 1904; Kinniconick & Freestone RR<br />
1890; New Orleans Railways 1906 IU; Baton Rouge,<br />
Hammond & Eastern RR 1901 and many others. IC<br />
unless otherwise mentioned. Mostly VF+. [34]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
105 Popular Southern Railroad Bond Selection.<br />
South Carolina Rwy 1881 IC. VF+; Northern Alabama<br />
Coal, Iron & Rwy 1900 IC. EF; Carolina Central<br />
RR 1881 IU. EF; Knoxville, Cumberland Gap &<br />
Louisville RR 1888. Green. Red British imprinted revenues.<br />
IU. EF; Kentucky & South Atlantic Rwy 1882<br />
IU. EF; Kentucky Union Rwy 1888 IU. VF+; Ohio &<br />
Mississippi Rwy 1887 IC. VF+; Richmond & Danville<br />
RR 1886 IU. EF; Raleigh & Charleston RR 1906 IC.<br />
EF; Richmond Passenger & Power 1900. IC. VF+;<br />
Florida Rwy 1909. IU. VF, tears, minor rust. [11]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
106 Southern Railroad Bonds.<br />
1) Central of Georgia Rwy (GA) 1935. $1000. Green.<br />
Train, workers. IC. EF.<br />
2) Yazoo & Mississippi Valley (MI) 1907. $10,000.<br />
Series C. Orange. IC. EF.<br />
3) Alabama & Chattanooga RR (AL) 1869. $1000.<br />
Brown. Train, mills. IC. EF.<br />
4) Rock Port, Langdon & Northern Rwy (MO)<br />
1890. $500. Brown. Train. IC. VF+. Numerous neat<br />
pin cancels. [4] Est. 150-250<br />
107 Southern Railroad Bond Specimen Grouping.<br />
1) Missouri Pacific Rwy (MO, KS, NE) 1909. $500.<br />
Brown. Locomotive, farmers, loggers.<br />
2) Boonville Railroad Bridge (MO) 1901. $1000.<br />
Green. Train on bridge.<br />
3) Mobile Terminal & Rwy (AL) 1910. $1000.<br />
Green. Trains<br />
4) Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City RR (AL, MS) 1896<br />
$1000. Gray. Train in rectangular frame.<br />
5) St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rwy (MO,<br />
AR) 1881. $1000. Green. Mountain & train.<br />
6) Charleston & Western Carolina Rwy 1914. $1000.<br />
Orange. Freight train. All EF or so. [6]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
108 Streetcar Share Group.<br />
Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Connellsville Rwy 1902;<br />
White Electric Traction 1892; Syracuse Rapid Transit<br />
Rwy 1897; Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction<br />
1912; Steubenville-Mingo & Ohio Valley Traction<br />
1901; New York Railways(2) 1935, Participation<br />
1926; Philadelphia Traction 1934; Pay-As-You-Enter<br />
Car 1911; Washington Railway & Electric 1905(3)<br />
(orange, green, black); New York State Railways 1912.<br />
All IC, all with streetcar vignettes, and all VF+. [13]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
109 Texas Railroad Bond Trio.<br />
Galveston, Houston & Henderson RR 1873 100<br />
Pounds Sterling. Blue seal. Train, trees. Issued,<br />
penned notation, else VF+. 2) Houston & Great<br />
Northern RR 1872 $1000. UU. EF. 3) Houston &<br />
Texas Central Railway (Waco & North Western Division)<br />
1873. $1000. Red 1000. Train. Signed by W.<br />
E. Dodge. IC. VF+, minor edge stain. [3]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
110 Two Tougher Texas Bonds<br />
1) Texas, Sabine Valley & Northwestern Railway<br />
1888. $1000. Green. Locomotive under arched title.<br />
IC. Light tones.<br />
2) Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway 1909. $1000.<br />
Green. Allegorical male & female. IC. EF.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
111 Western Rail Shares.<br />
Pecos & Northern Texas Rwy 1901; Transcontinental<br />
Transportation & Mining (CO) 1906; Northwestern<br />
Terminal RR (NV) 1927; United Smelters,<br />
Railway & Copper (WY) 1909 (2 pcs, green, black).<br />
Both IU; Minnesota, Dakota & Pacific Rwy 1909<br />
(SD); Atchison & Nebraska RR (KS & NE) 1880;<br />
James River Valley & North Western Rwy 1900 (SD);<br />
Mostly IC, mostly VF+. [8] Est. 100-150<br />
112 A Further Grouping of Western Railroad Bonds.<br />
1) Washington-Northern RR Co. / Oregon-Washington<br />
Timber Co. / Blazier Timber Co. $1000<br />
1912. Green. Mercury in round frame. IU. EF.<br />
2) Salt Lake & Utah RR $1000 1914. Green. Eagle<br />
and shield. This is the only example reported; IU.<br />
Some edge splits, else VF+.<br />
3) Rapid City, Black Hills & Western RR 1909 $500.<br />
Green. Arched title over locomotive. IU. EF. [3]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
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114 West Virginia Rail Shares.<br />
Beaver Creek RR 1905 IU, edge tear; Kanawha &<br />
Ohio Rwy 1886 IU. EF; Kanawha & West Virginia<br />
RR 1926 IC. VF, numerous pin cancels; Pittsburgh,<br />
Wheeling & Kentucky RR 1873 IC. VF, slit cancels,<br />
stub attached; Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction 1909<br />
IC. VF. [5] Est. 75-125<br />
115 Colorful Group of Scarcer Engraved Railroad<br />
Bonds. 1) Lake Erie, Alliance & Southern Rwy (OH)<br />
1887. $1000. Red. Locomotive. 2) Baltimore &<br />
Drum Point RR (MD) 1888. $1000. Green. Locomotive<br />
#15 in circle. 3) Maryland Central Rwy. (MD)<br />
1889. $1000. Green. Train in circle. 4) St. Louis,<br />
Alton & Springfield RR (IL) 1887. $1000. Green.<br />
Liberty with shield, train. 5) Pittsburg, Shawmut &<br />
Northern RR (PA & NY) 1902. $1000. Red. Train.<br />
6) Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rwy (KS) 1895.<br />
$500. Brown. Freightmen. Train on bridge. 7) Buffalo<br />
& Susquehanna Rwy (NY) $1000. Red. Train. 8)<br />
Boston & Maine RR (MA, NH, MA, NY) 1920.<br />
$500. Brown. Variety not listed in Cox. Train, trackworkers.<br />
9) Seaboard Air Line Rwy 1915. $500.<br />
Brown. Cox only reports specimens. All ABN. Mostly<br />
IU. All EF. [9] Est. 200-300<br />
113<br />
113 Choice Assortment of Scarcer Western Vertical<br />
Format Railroad Bonds.<br />
1) Nevada-California-Oregon Rwy (NE, CA, OR)<br />
$1000 First Mortgage Gold SPECIMEN Bond.<br />
1899. Green. Train, cowboys. Rarely encountered vignette<br />
on a rarely offered bond. EF.<br />
2) Pacific & Idaho Northern Rwy (ID) $1000 First<br />
Mortgage 5% SPECIMEN bond. 1899. Orange. Locomotive<br />
on turntable. EF.<br />
3) Southern Pacific $100, 420 Marks, 20 pounds, 2s<br />
& 1 pence, 248 Guilders, 518.50 Francs. San Francisco<br />
Terminal First Mortgage SPECIMEN Bond.<br />
1910. Brown. Trains leave terminal. EF.<br />
4) Oregon Pacific RR (OR) $1000 1880 IU. VF+,<br />
small edge split.<br />
5-6) Central Pacific Rwy(2) $5000 1948 and<br />
$1,000,000 1949 SPECIMEN bonds. Both EF.<br />
7) Snohomish Valley Rwy (WA) $1000 1906. UU.<br />
EF. [7] (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
116 Large Group of Specimen Bonds From Well<br />
Known Railroads. Includes<br />
Michigan Central 1909; Lake Shore & Michigan<br />
Southern Rwy 1903; Bangor & Aroostook 1899; Baltimore<br />
& Ohio RR 1898; Baltimore & Ohio Equipment<br />
Trust 1916; New York Central Lines Equipment<br />
Trust 1907; New York & Harlem RR 1943(2)<br />
(brown, purple); Kansas City Southern Railway 1945;<br />
Seaboard Air Line Railway Equipment Trust 1928;<br />
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR (due<br />
1994); Texas & New Orleans RR(2)(Due 1970);<br />
New York, Susquehanna & Western RR(2) (red,<br />
brown); Union Pacific RR 1946. Mostly EF. Must be<br />
seen. Sold as is. No returns. [16] Est. 150-250<br />
117 1890s $1000 Railroad Bond Specimens. All are<br />
green.<br />
1) Zanesville Terminal Rwy (OH) 1890. Train in large<br />
arched terminal. EF.<br />
2) Baltimore Belt RR (MD) 1890. Monument. EF.<br />
3) Waynesville & Newport Rwy NC TN 1898. Locomotives<br />
leave roundhouse. VF.<br />
4) Wheeling & Lake Erie RR (NY) 1898. Locomotive,<br />
man on horse. EF. [4] Est. 100-150<br />
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118 A Large and Colorful Group of Mostly Engraved<br />
Railroad Shares from the 1880s to 1890s.<br />
Titles include Norfolk & Western RR; Cincinnati,<br />
Washington & Baltimore RR(5 types); Boston, Clinton<br />
Fitchburg & New Bedford RR; Illinois Central<br />
RR; Illinois Central RR; Cleveland & Marietta Rwy;<br />
Concord & Montreal RR; Ohio Central RR; Burlington,<br />
Cedar Rapids & Northern Rwy; Chicago, St.<br />
Louis & Pittsburg R R; Missouri, Kansas & Texas Extension;<br />
St. Louis Southern RR; Bellaire, Zanesville<br />
& Cincinnati Rwy; Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR<br />
bond scrip(6 types) Nassau Electric RR; Missouri,<br />
Kansas & Texas Rwy(6 types); Connecticut & Passumpsic<br />
Rivers RR; Delaware RR. All IC. Mostly<br />
VF+. Lots of value here. Should be seen. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. [32] Est. 200-300<br />
119 Colorful Assortment of Early 20th Century Rail<br />
Shares.<br />
Omaha Bridge & Terminal Rwy 1905 signed by Fish;<br />
Bangor & Aroostook RR 1900; Berkshire RR 1905;<br />
Gulf & Ship Island RR 1911; Kansas City, Mexico &<br />
Orient Rwy (2 pcs. 1909, orange & green); Kansas<br />
City-Western Rwy 1907; Dubuque & Sioux City RR<br />
1913; Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Rwy; Vandalia<br />
RR 1905 and many, many other colorful examples.<br />
Mostly IC. Mostly VF+. Must be seen. Sold as is. [59]<br />
Est. 300-450<br />
120 Early 20th Century NY Rail Shares Including<br />
Scarcer Examples.<br />
American Niagara RR Corp. 1921; Batavia & Northern<br />
RR 1904; Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction 1909 IU;<br />
Buffalo, Lockport & Rochester Rwy 1904 IU;<br />
Chateauguay & Lake Placid Rwy 1922 IU; Ellenville<br />
& Kingston RR 1912; Elmira Corning & Waverly<br />
Rwy 1906; Erie & Central New York RR. 1903.<br />
2,487 shs. None reported in Cox. IU; Nyack &<br />
Southern RR 1900; Jamaica & South Shore RR 1904;<br />
Pecksport Connecting Rwy 1902; Genessee Falls Rwy<br />
1917; Geneve, Corning & Southern RR 1909; New<br />
Albany Street RR 1900. Edge split; Westchester Putnam<br />
Trolley & Land Improvement 1907. IU; New<br />
York & Ottawa RR 1897 (unlisted variety); Dolgeville<br />
& Salisbury Rwy 1908. Mostly IC, mostly VF+. [17]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
121 Early Rail Shares.<br />
Hartford and Wethersfield Horse Rwy (CT) 1864.<br />
EF; Baltimore & Ohio RR 1835. Trimmed in and cut<br />
out canceled, else VF; Steubenville and Indiana RR<br />
1864. VF, small hole; Cincinnati and Fort Wayne RR<br />
1855. VF; Toledo, Logansport & Burlington Rwy<br />
1853. VF; Columbus & Xenia RR 1849. VF, but<br />
bleed through from endorsements; Ohio & Indiana<br />
RR 1852 EF; Wheeling Extension of the Cleveland<br />
and Pittsburg RR 1854. VF, CC; Marietta & Cincinnati<br />
RR 1866. VF, edge stain. [9] Est. 100-150<br />
122 Attractive Group of Railroad Bonds in Small<br />
Quantities.<br />
1-2) Central New York & Western RR (NY) 1892.<br />
$1000. Green. Locomotive. IU. EF;<br />
3-4) Baltimore Belt RR (MD) 1890. $1000. Green<br />
Monument. IC. VF+.<br />
5-6) Duluth, Huron & Denver RR (MN) 1887.<br />
$1000. Green. Train at station. IU. EF.<br />
7-10) Chicago Terminal Transfer RR (IL) 1897.<br />
$1000. Brown. Terminal. IU. VF+.<br />
11-12) Talladega & Coosa Valley RR (AL) 1889.<br />
$1000. Green. Woodchopper, mill. IU. EF.<br />
13-14) Northern Alabama Coal, Iron & Rwy (NJ)<br />
1900. $1000. Blue Miner flanked by trains. IU. EF.<br />
[14] Est. 300-500<br />
123 A Large Group of Attractive Vertical Format Railroad<br />
Bonds. $1000 bonds unless otherwise mentioned.<br />
Southern Indiana Rwy 1906; Rock Island, Peoria &<br />
St. Louis Rwy 1891 $100; New York, Pittsburgh &<br />
Chicago Rwy 1881; Detroit & Lima Northern Rwy<br />
1897; Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR 1905; Sandusky<br />
& Columbus Short Line Rwy 1891; Kanawha &<br />
Michigan Rwy (2 pieces) Peoria & Eastern Rwy1890;<br />
Peoria & Pekin Terminal Rwy 1900; Allegheny &<br />
Kinzua RR 1890; Findlay, Ft. Wayne & Western RR<br />
1893; Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes RR 1908;<br />
Chicago & South Eastern Rwy 1891 ; Lehigh Valley<br />
Terminal Rwy 1891; Great Northern Rwy 1926; Albany<br />
& Susquehanna RR 1906; Atlantic & Pacific RR<br />
1887; Chicago & Alton RR 1899; Ogdensburg Terminal<br />
1911; Rochester & Syracuse RR Inc. $500<br />
1917; Unadilla Valley Rwy 1893; Chicago, Rock Island<br />
& Pacific RR 1902; Columbus, Shawnee &<br />
Hocking Rwy 1890; New York & Putnam RR 1894.<br />
Mostly issued & uncancelled. Most are VF+. Sold as<br />
is. No returns. [25] Est. 200-300<br />
124 Large Group of Assorted Horizontal Format Railroad<br />
Bonds Issued & Unissued. Mostly from the<br />
Penn Central bankruptcy, but others are represented<br />
as well. Names include Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh;<br />
Jamestown, Franklin & Clearfield; Naugatuck;<br />
West Shore; Beech Creek; New York, Susquehanna &<br />
Western; Seaboard; Norfolk & Western and many<br />
more. Must be seen. Sold as is. [100] Est. 100-150<br />
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125 Railroad Related Shares, Including Several not in<br />
Cox.<br />
1) American Pneumatic Signal 1883 IU. VF+.<br />
2) Wooding Railway Warning Device 1907 IU. EF.<br />
3-4) Railway Supply 1902(2) (red, green) Both IU.<br />
EF;<br />
5) Union Railway Signal 1907 IU. EF.<br />
6-7) United States Car 1894(2) (red, green) IU. Both<br />
EF or so.<br />
8) Railway Cab Electric Signal 1888 IU. EF.<br />
9) Steel Railway Tie and Appliance 1913.<br />
10-11) M-V All-Weather Train Controller(2) 1922.<br />
25 shares, 1923. $50. Other titles include Philadelphia<br />
Company 1908; Dickson Car-Wheel 1904; Automatic<br />
Electric & Mechanical RR Signal 1901;<br />
Consolidated Railway Lighting & Refrigerating 1901;<br />
Southeastern Ohio Railway, Light & Power 1909;<br />
Cuba Harwood Cross Tie 1905; Hoofer MFG. 1923;<br />
National Safety Third Rail 1901; Consolidated Railway<br />
Electric Lighting & Equipment 1900; Pacific<br />
Coast Express 1906; Frost Proof Car 1890. Mostly<br />
VF+. [22] Est. 300-500<br />
126 Railroad Specimen Bond Sets.<br />
1-6) Southern Pacific Company Registered 10-Year<br />
Secured Serial Bonds. $10,000 horizontal format,<br />
green; $5,000 olive (2 pieces); $1000 orange (2<br />
pieces); $1000 vertical format 1944. Blue.<br />
7-10) Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Rwy Due 1962.<br />
Four different. 11-14) Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago<br />
& St. Louis Rwy. $50,000 VF, $10,000, $5,000 &<br />
$1000. Also included is a Union Pacific RR $5,000<br />
Due 1971. All EF unless otherwise mentioned. [15]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
127 Railroad Bond Specimen Grouping.<br />
1) Little Falls & Dolgeville RR (NY) 1891. $1000.<br />
Orange. Woman & child near waterfall.<br />
2) Chicago Railway Terminal Elevator 1894. $500.<br />
Green. Schooner at dockside.<br />
3) Elmira, Corning & Waverly Rwy 1907. $1000 5%<br />
Gold Bond. Green. Woman.<br />
4) Winona & South Valley Rwy (MN) 1888. $500<br />
First Mortgage Gold Bond. Justice, flanked by girl &<br />
boy. All EF. [4] Est. 100-150<br />
128 Railroad and Related Specimen Shares. Barney &<br />
Smith Car; Delaware and Hudson; Youngstown Steel<br />
Door Freight car; Pressed Steel Car Man flanked by<br />
train cars; Southern Pacific(2) green, brown; Southern<br />
Rwy; New York State Rwys. Street car. Mostly EF.<br />
[8] Est. 100-150<br />
129 Bonds of Railroads Serving Canada.<br />
1) Toledo, Canada, Southern & Detroit Rwy 1910.<br />
$50,000. Green. Schooner by dock. Train. IC. Small<br />
piece repaired, else VF+.<br />
2) Duluth & Manitoba RR 1887. $1000 SPECIMEN<br />
bond. Brown. Train. Miller. ABN. EF.<br />
3) Norwood & Montreal RR 1886. $1000 SPECI-<br />
MEN bond. Brown. Train on bridge. EF.<br />
4) New York, Ontario & Western Rwy 1892. $1000<br />
SPECIMEN bond. Green. Train, mills. EF.<br />
5) Rutland & Montreal 1884 $1000. Green. Train.<br />
IU. VF+.<br />
6) Chicago & Canada Southern Rwy 1913. $1000.<br />
Brown. Women flank shield. Map. Signed by Cox and<br />
Cartright. Small tear at top, otherwise VF+.<br />
7) Toledo, Canada, Southern & Detroit Rwy 1873.<br />
$105 bond. Signed by Cox & Casement. POC, otherwise<br />
EF. Nine others included. Should be seen. Sold<br />
as is. [16] Est. 150-250<br />
130 A Large and Varied Assortment of Issued Railroad<br />
Shares from the 1920s through 1970s.<br />
A wide assortment of well-known, and not so wellknown<br />
titles. The only exception is a group of 30+<br />
modern Union Pacific Railroads. A nice starting inventory<br />
for anyone who wants to break into the railroad<br />
share business, or for a collector who wants a<br />
great head start on creating a comprehensive collection<br />
of railroad names. Most are issued, cancelled, and<br />
in Very Fine+ or better condition. Must be seen. Sold<br />
as is. [229] Est. 300-500<br />
131 Extraordinary Grouping of Unissued Railroad<br />
Shares, with Little Duplication.<br />
The emphasis is on quality in this unusual group of<br />
unissued railroad shares. The man who originally<br />
owned these certificates was obviously trying to build<br />
a reference collection of U.S. rails. Most have no dates,<br />
but from the certificate designs, many are from the<br />
1880s and 1890s. Many scarcer railroads, impossible<br />
to find issued, are included. Must be seen. Sold as is.<br />
Mostly UU, and the average grade is EF. [195]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
132 Impaired Bond and Share Box Lot.<br />
Mostly railroads. Some heavily cancelled, with stains,<br />
or other problems. Included are many nice titles, and<br />
some issues that are only available with impairments.<br />
Many are suitable for framing, or for display against a<br />
neutral background. Perhaps $1000 or more at retail.<br />
There is some hidden value here, and this lot should<br />
be carefully examined. Roughly 72 bonds, 143 shares.<br />
Sold as is. No returns. [215] Est. 300-500<br />
133 British Shares.<br />
Aladdin Renew Electric Lamp; Ivory Coast Goldfields;<br />
Martins Cigar Shippers; Oceana Consolidated; Standard<br />
Exploration. [5] Est. 100-150<br />
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134 Canadian Rails.<br />
Atlantic & Quebec Western Rwy; Canada Southern<br />
Rwy; Canadian National Rwy; Cape Breton Coal,<br />
Iron & Rwy; Central Railway; Grand Trunk Rwy(4<br />
different); Hereford Rwy; Inverness Rwy & Coal;<br />
Shore Line Rwy. [12] Est. 150-200<br />
135 Canadian Bond and Share Group.<br />
Acadia Coal(2); Amalgamated Asbestos; British Canadian<br />
Lumber(2); Canadian Collieries; Crown Chartered<br />
Gold Mining(2); Dominion Copper(2);<br />
Dominion Coal(4); Silver Leaf Mining; La Rose<br />
Mines; Mining; North Saskatchewan Land; Northern<br />
Light, Power & Coal(2), and others, and all different.<br />
[23] Est. 75-150<br />
Important Chinese Bond Grouping<br />
136 China Bond Grouping.<br />
Banque Industrielle de Chine, 500 Francs; Chinese<br />
Government 1913 20 Pounds(2) brown, green, 100<br />
Pounds blue, all 3 denominated in Marks, Francs,<br />
Rubles, and Yen; Compagnie Generale de Chemins de<br />
Fer et de Tramways en Chine 250 Belgian Francs; Imperial<br />
Chinese Government 1911(2) 20 Pounds<br />
green, 100 Pounds red. [7] Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
137 Cuban Bonds. Banco Territorial de Cuba; Consolidated<br />
Railroads of Cuba, green(3) brown; Cuban<br />
Cane Products; Eastern Cuba Sugar. [7]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
138<br />
138 United States of Mexico. 1895 5% $100, 20 Pounds<br />
Sterling Bond. Red. Mexican Eagle, flanked by allegorical<br />
females Science and Navigation. Small edge<br />
split. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
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142 Mexican Bonds. Sonora Rwy 1882 430 shs.; Mexico<br />
North Western Rwy 100 Pound Sterling Bond; Mexico<br />
Tramways 1 share $100 gold warrant ; National<br />
Railways of Mexico 1907 preferred with all coupons;<br />
H. Ciudad de Veracruz 1907 $1000 5%. [5]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
143 Russian Bonds. Imperial(3) 1902 DM1000 4%,<br />
1906 937Rs 50Kp 5%, 1914 50Rs 5%; Commercial<br />
Bank of Siberia(2) 500Rs, 1250Rs; Great Russian Rwy<br />
125Rs; St. Petersburg Land & Mortgage 1912 20<br />
Pounds Sterling(2). [9] Est. 100-150<br />
144 South African Mines.<br />
City Deep; Crown; Ferreira Deep, warrants(2) 1,<br />
10shs.; Henderson’s Transvaal Estates, warrants(2) 10,<br />
25shs.; Kwaben, warrants(2) 1, 10shs.; Modderfontein<br />
B. warrant 5shs.; Rose Deep, warrants(3) 1,<br />
5, 10shs.; South West Randt, warrants(2) 5, 10shs.;<br />
West Rand Consolidated, warrant 1sh. [15]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
145 Central and South American Rails.<br />
Anglo-Argentine Tramways; Costa Rica Rwy ; Brazil<br />
Rwy(3) 100 pounds, preferred, common; Buenos<br />
Aires Lacroze Tramways; Madeira-Mamore Rwy(2)<br />
20, 100 ; Manaos Tramways & Light; Societe Nationale<br />
de Chemins de Fer en Colombie. [11]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
139<br />
139 United States of Mexico. 1898 5% $500, 100<br />
Pounds Sterling Bond. Green. Mexican Eagle, flanked<br />
by allegorical females Science and Navigation. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
140<br />
140 Mexican Republic. Green. 1899 $97 Gold, 20<br />
Pounds Sterling Bond. Mexican Eagle. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
141 Mexican Rail Bond Specimens.<br />
Mexican International Railroad 1897 100 Pounds<br />
Sterling; National Railroad Company of Mexico 1902<br />
$500. Gold. Both with all coupons. [2]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
146 European Bonds and Shares.<br />
Compagnie Sucriere de Bulgarie; Hungarian-Italian<br />
Bank; Librairies-Imprimeries Reunies; Ruhr<br />
Chemical; Savana; Societe des Telephones Ericsson;<br />
And Bulgarian, German, Hungarian, Russian<br />
national/regional governments. All different. [21]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
147 Mining Assortment.<br />
Certigue Mining & Dredging; Copete Consolidated<br />
Copper; Copper Queen Mining & Smelting; Dripping<br />
Springs; Gilbert Mammoth Last Hope; Golden<br />
Sun Mining & Milling; Goldfield Eastern Star;<br />
Rawhide Coalition; St. Mary’s Franco-American petroleum(2)<br />
red, green. [10] Est. 50-75<br />
148 Mixed International Certificates. Denver & Rio<br />
Grande Spoorweg; Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Holding;<br />
Autobus Belges; Belgian National Rwys;<br />
Barcelona Traction, Light & Power(3); Manila<br />
Rwy(3); Pireus-Athens; Peloponnesus Rwy. All different.<br />
[11] Est. 75-150<br />
149 Further Mixed International. Aachen & Munich<br />
Fire Insurance; Argentine Tobacco; Commercial Bank<br />
of India; Dumra Gold Prospecting(4) pink; Egyptian<br />
Estates(2); Kalyanmal Mills(4) green; Republica de<br />
Bolivia(3); Societe des Mines D’or de Kilo-Moto, and<br />
others. [28] Est. 75-125<br />
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150 United States Treasury War Finance Committee<br />
War Bond Ownership Certificates Grouping. Issued,<br />
1944-1945, featuring 22 colorful Walt Disney<br />
characters. A wide variety including certificates issued<br />
by the Maryland, Southern California, New York, and<br />
Wisconsin War Finance Committees, and the Interdepartmental<br />
War Savings Bond Committee. Some by<br />
the U.S. Government Printing Office, others by<br />
Homer H. Bolter. One was cut out of a frame and is<br />
trimmed close. Most are VF+. [8] Est. 200-300<br />
151 United States of America. $5000. X142E. March<br />
1, 1864. A plate page from a bond detector book. On<br />
card stock. Washington. Light water stain at top, otherwise<br />
VF+ and very suitable for framing.<br />
Est. 40-60<br />
157 More City of San Francisco Pay Orders. Board of<br />
Seventh Street Commissioners, 1870s, militia man<br />
with US flag, and rifle. IU. VF. [3] Est. 75-125<br />
158 Another Trio of City of San Francisco Pay Orders.<br />
Board of Seventh Street Commissioners, 1870s, militia<br />
man with US flag, and rifle. IU. VF. [3}<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
159 City and County of San Francisco (CA), Two certificates,<br />
Board of Public Works $1000 6% Montgomery<br />
Avenue Bonds, 1873, #1150 & #1159, aerial<br />
view of SF center, city arms top, blacksmith left,<br />
farmer right, light orange underprint, edge wear, very<br />
fine+. [2] Est. 120-150<br />
152 Treasury Department, (US), US Internal Revenue<br />
Order Form for Opium or Coca Leaves, or Compounds,<br />
1936 series, ordered by Geno Gemignani,<br />
dated, 1949, vignette of coca leaves at upper left, otherwise<br />
VF. Est. 30-50<br />
State Issues<br />
153 State of Alabama, $1000 8% bond, 1870, train and<br />
blacksmith, eagle in corners, red seal and green $1000<br />
overprint, signed by Smith as governor. Some pencil<br />
notations in the margin, otherwise VF+. IU.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
154 State of Arkansas Bond Grouping.<br />
1-2) $100 7% levee bonds, 1872. Steamboat. Red<br />
100. IU. One with some age toning and small edge<br />
splits. VF. The other VF+.<br />
3-4) Similar. $500 1871, #1490, IU. minor edge and<br />
fold wear, light age-toning, overall VF+. #4941, as<br />
previous, minor soiling, about EF.<br />
5) Similar $1000 1872. IU. VF.<br />
6) 1000 7% bond, 1870, #295, train, green, IU, minor<br />
edge nicks, about VF+.<br />
7) State of South Carolina, $500 6% loan,” 1869,<br />
#759, sharp vignette of George Washington at top,<br />
fieldhand picks cotton left, sail and steam ships at<br />
right, Liberty and Continental soldier with angel and<br />
symbols from the SC state seal at bottom, green, IU,<br />
fold split, otherwise VF+. [7] Est. 400-600<br />
155 State of Arkansas (AR). 1871. $500 7% Levee Bond.<br />
Red “500” overprint, steamboat. IU. VF+.<br />
Est. 100-200<br />
156 City of San Francisco Pay Order Trio. Board of<br />
Seventh Street Commissioners, 1870s, militia man<br />
with US flag, and rifle. IU. VF. [3] Est. 75-125<br />
160<br />
160 Bill of Exchange (Republic of Hawaii). 1870. Honolulu,<br />
$1400 First of Exchange. #11. Ornate left border.<br />
Issued to and signed on the reverse by Alexander<br />
J. Cartwright. Minor internal splits along folds, VF.<br />
With First Day of Issue envelope from Cooperstown,<br />
June 12, 1939 with Centennial of Baseball stamp.<br />
Alexander J. Cartwright (1820-1892) was the man<br />
who invented modern baseball. Cartwright and the<br />
members of his New York Knickerbocker Base Ball Club,<br />
devised the rules and regulations for the modern game of<br />
baseball. The first recorded baseball game was played in<br />
1846 when Cartwright’s Knickerbockers lost to the New<br />
York Baseball Club. The game was played at the Elysian<br />
Fields in Hoboken, New Jersey. Cartwright later went to<br />
the goldfields of California and later headed for<br />
Hawaii, where he would eventually become a wealthy<br />
merchant. He took his bats and balls with him and continued<br />
to promote and play baseball wherever he went.<br />
(photo) Est. 500-750<br />
161 Hawaiian Government Stock-A (HI). 1886.<br />
$1,000 SPECIMEN bond. Green. King Kalakaua.<br />
Stub at left. Separate coupon sheet. VF, with long fold<br />
splits, but no pieces missing. A good candidate for<br />
restoration, as these are scarce. Est. 150-250<br />
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164 Louisiana Certificate Grouping.<br />
1)Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1803-1904 Certificate<br />
of Attendance. UU. Superb condition for this<br />
issue which is usually found very worn.<br />
2) Southern Land 1920. St. Joseph. IU. Minor edge<br />
splits, otherwise VF+.<br />
3) Bossier Levee District 1904. $1000. IC. POC. VF.<br />
4) State of Louisiana 1935. $1000. Eagle. IC. POC.<br />
VF+.<br />
5-7) State of Louisiana 1892. New Consols. $1000,<br />
$500, $100. All three IC. VF+. Est. 75-125<br />
162<br />
165 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1870, an engraved<br />
certificate by ABN honoring Captain John F.<br />
Reynolds for his faithful services in helping the United<br />
States “....in suppressing the Rebellion and maintaining<br />
the integrity of the Nation...” Eagle, flags, top;<br />
Lincoln, left; state arms, below. Very lightly aged with<br />
minor soiling in the margins, otherwise VF+.<br />
Est. 100-200<br />
162 Republic of Hawaii, (HI). 1896. $1,000 Gold<br />
Bond. #1000, Printed signature of Sanford B. Dole.<br />
Green. Oval portrait of Dole and seal of the Republic<br />
at top center. Very light red ink stains, lower right,<br />
hardly noticeable. VF+. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
163<br />
163 Group of Des Moines River Improvement $500<br />
Bonds. 1851. Canal scene. Indians. Farmer and wife.<br />
Most are EF, but one or two are damaged. VF+-EF.<br />
[19] (photo) Est. 250-350<br />
166<br />
166 Territory of Montana (MT) 1872. $500 12% bonds.<br />
Eagle, miners, red “ORIGINAL” and “$500” overprint.<br />
Light cut cancels, otherwise VF+. (photo)<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
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167<br />
167 First Mortgage Bond signed by Antonio Lopez de<br />
Santa Anna (NY/Mexico), $500 7% US first mortgage<br />
bond, secured by “about three hundred and seventy<br />
eight square miles of land in the State of Vera<br />
Cruz...together with two palaces,” 1866, #1117,<br />
signed by A.L. de S.ta Anna, vignette of estate in<br />
Vera Cruz, each of the palaces at left with a portrait of<br />
Santa Anna, black with green underprint, red wax seal<br />
with Santa Anna’s monogram, and green embossed<br />
notary seal, corner margin folds, lower right, Good<br />
VF. Mexican general and politician Antonio Lopez de<br />
Santa Anna (1794-1876) had been the country’s president<br />
eleven times, most of them acting as its military<br />
dictator; his defeat at the Battle of San Jacinto led to<br />
Texan independence; later led Mexican forces in their<br />
doomed war against the United States; at the time of<br />
this bond, he was living in exile on Staten Island, and<br />
was trying to raise funds and troops for an assault on<br />
Mexican Emperor Maximilian; the plan never got off<br />
the ground. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
168 District of Richmond (PA) $1,000 6% bond. 1854.<br />
Allegorical female standing with fasces, train. Justice,<br />
farm. Classical figures. Minor edge wear and chinks,<br />
otherwise VF. (photo) Est. 100-150<br />
169<br />
169 City of Providence - State of Rhode Island &<br />
Providence Plantation (RI) 1897. $20,000. “What<br />
Cheer” vignette. IC. Light stains, else VF+. 2) City of<br />
Philadelphia 1898. $50,000. Loan of 1894. Brown.<br />
IC. VF+. 3-4) Loan of City of Philadelphia 1865 &<br />
1869. IC. VF+. 5-10)State of Missouri - Road<br />
Bonds 1932. (brown - 3) and 1936 (blue -3), respectively.<br />
Charming street scene at top, the brown<br />
ones are signed by Henry S. Caulfield and the blue<br />
by Guy Brasfield Park, the governors at the time<br />
bonds issued. All the bonds have heavy glue residue<br />
on the verso on one side, which has stained the face as<br />
well. Fine. [10] (photo) Est. 100-150<br />
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170 State Bonds. 1-2) Rensselaer County Bounty<br />
Bonds, 1864, $500, green overprint on white paper,<br />
25c stamp; $1000, green overprint on blue paper CC,<br />
both pen X cancelled, heavy ink corrosion on one, very<br />
good to fine. 3-6) City of Providence (RI), 1886-<br />
1900, $1000, green, blue, brown, red-brown (Face<br />
and back), all “Landing of Roger Williams.” VF-EF.<br />
[5] Est. 40-60<br />
IDR’S & CSA Bonds<br />
171 GA. Savannah. $500, April 1, 1864, GA-138/9, No.<br />
8973. Left edge is rough, otherwise EF. This example<br />
falls under GA-138 serial number range, but doesn’t<br />
have “March” printed. Est. 50-75<br />
172 VA. Lynchburg, $2000, May 19, 1863, VA-70, Richmond<br />
Type 1, #402, IDR Plate Form, page 410,<br />
punch cancel, pin holes, otherwise VF. Approximately<br />
125 were issued of this type. Est. 60-90<br />
173 VA. Lynchburg. $1900, July 28, 1863, VA-85, Richmond<br />
Type III, #623, red serial numbers similar to<br />
VA-82. IU. pinholes, VF. Est. 100-150<br />
174 VA Trio. Richmond, $500, July 17, 1863, VA-164,<br />
#844; $900, March 5, 1864, VA-172, #375 for 235,<br />
$300, and March 5, 1864, VA-172, #215 for 235;<br />
first two Fine, 1864 with punch cancels, stain on back,<br />
first 1865 with small notch out at left, Fine, last about<br />
VF. [3] Est. 60-90<br />
175 VA. Lynchburg, $500, June 24, 1864, VA-92. #98;<br />
$2000, March 31, 1864, VA-93, #2491; and $200,<br />
March 3, 1864, VA-96, #293; with Richmond, $600,<br />
March 20, 1865, per the Treasurer of the Confederate<br />
States, blot out of payee, signed by Richard Irby,<br />
Captain A.C.S., 1865 with heavy ink stain, staining<br />
and a rough bottom VG-F. [4] Est. 75-125<br />
176<br />
176 Act of May 16, 1861. $100. Cr.11. B-21. Commerce<br />
and Ceres with ships beyond. Douglas Engr.,<br />
N. Orleans. Unissued with all the coupons. Horizontal<br />
fold with some toning, and edge splits, otherwise<br />
VF+. A nice example of this important CSA bond rarity.<br />
(photo) Est. 1,500-2,500<br />
177 Act of August 19, 1861. $100. Cr. 22, B-30. No.<br />
46. Signed by Tyler. Overall toning, stain in left margin,<br />
folds and edge wear including partial splits, strong<br />
Fine. Est. 40-60<br />
178 Act of August 19, 1861. $500. Cr.54, B-46.<br />
No.425. Signed by Jones. 5 coupons below. Edge and<br />
fold wear, toning along left edge, scant foxing, VF.<br />
Slightly rough along the right edge, otherwise VF+.<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
179 August 19, 1861. $1000. Cr. 78, B-38. #80. One<br />
coupon. A few thin spots, minor ink erosion in signature,<br />
otherwise exceptional for this issue. VF+.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
180 Confederate States, a group of registered bonds (6),<br />
$800 and $1000, sailing ship in centre, printed by<br />
Hoyer & Ludwig (Ball 137 (2)), both heavily toned,<br />
$5000, sailing ship in centre, printed by J.T.Paterson<br />
(Ball 138), toned, $250, $500 and $3000, sailing ship<br />
in centre, printed by J.T.Paterson but re-engraved designs<br />
at top (Ball 139 (3)), mixed condition, a few with<br />
edge tears, fine to about very fine, scarce. [6]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
181 Act of December 24, 1861. Cr. 109, B-146. Unissued<br />
Remainder.<br />
Unsigned. Pieces out of the wide left margin, minor<br />
stains at the top, else, Fine. Est. 50-75<br />
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182<br />
182 Act of April 21, 1862. $100. Cr.110. B-147.<br />
No.309. Portrait of C.G. Memminger with view of<br />
Richmond from the West. Signed by Rose. Engraved<br />
by Geo. Dunn & Compy. Richmond, Va. Printed by<br />
Hoyer & Ludwig. A very rare issue with only 380<br />
bonds issued. Fine-VF, scattered age spots and light<br />
paper toning. (photo) Est. 250-350<br />
184<br />
184 Act of January 29, 1863. Cr. 116. B-156. No 1722.<br />
£100 / 2,500 Francs. The Erlanger Loan. Woman<br />
with Confederate flag and cotton bales watches ship.<br />
Signed by Baron Emile Erlanger (French and German<br />
loan manager), J. Henry Schroeder (British<br />
Agent), Colin J McRae (Financial Agent in Europe,<br />
Alabama businessman and Confederate Congressman)<br />
and John Slidell, CSA Commission to France. VF+,<br />
with just a trace of natural age toning. Very nice for<br />
this issue.<br />
John Slidell, and James Mason were CSA Commissioners<br />
to France and England aboard the British mail<br />
steamer Trent, which was captured and brought back<br />
to the United States. This incident almost drew the<br />
British into the War on the Confederate side, but<br />
calmer heads prevailed. (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
183<br />
183 Act of April 12, 1862. $100. Cr.110. B-147.<br />
No.190. C.G. Memminger, center, with view of Richmond,<br />
Virginia from the west. Signed by Rose. Only<br />
380 of this type were issued. Geo. Dunn, Richmond.<br />
F-VF, age spots and light staining. (photo)<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
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185<br />
185 Act of January 29, 1863. Cr.118. B-158. No.345.<br />
£500 / 12,500 Francs. The Erlanger Loan. As previous,<br />
except for green overprint. VF, with typical<br />
wrinkling and pinholes. (photo) Est. 300-400<br />
186<br />
186 Act of January 29, 1863. Cr.119. B-159. No.1284.<br />
£1000 Pounds / 25,000 Francs. The Erlanger<br />
Loan. As previous, except for yellow-gold overprint.<br />
VF, with fold soil, some stains and pinholes. A decent<br />
example of this higher denomination. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
187 Confederate States, Act of February 20th 1863,<br />
7% Loan redeemable July 1868, a group of $500<br />
bonds (8), soldier warming hands over camp fire in<br />
centre, with coupons (Ball 220), two with small holes<br />
in body, generally fine to very fine. [8] Est. 200-300<br />
188 Confederate States, Act of March 23rd 1863, 6%<br />
Loan, redeemable April 1893, a group of bonds for<br />
$100 (14), Customs House in centre, black, with<br />
coupons (Ball 260), a lovely group in generally extremely<br />
fine condition. [14] Est. 400-500<br />
189 Confederate States, Act of March 23rd 1863, 6%<br />
Loan, redeemable April 1893, a group of bonds for<br />
$100 (1), $500 (1) and $1000 (12), Customs House<br />
in centre, black, with coupons (Ball 260, 261 & 266),<br />
generally very fine. [14] Est. 400-500<br />
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190 Confederate States, Act of March 23rd 1863, 6%<br />
Loan, redeemable April 1893, a group of bonds for<br />
$1000 (24), Customs House in centre, black, with<br />
coupons (Ball 264), some with tone spots, generally very<br />
fine. [24] Est. 500-600<br />
200 Act of February 17, 1864. $1000. Cr. 144E, B-<br />
330. No. 7435. Sixth Series. Signed by Rose. Imprint<br />
“36” and “NS 69” at bottom. All coupons present<br />
below (60). Some heavy foxing, with edge wear especially<br />
at top, otherwise, Fine. Est. 20-30<br />
191 Confederate States, Act of March 23rd 1863, 6%<br />
Loan, redeemable April 1893, a group of bonds for<br />
$1000 (20), Customs House in centre, black, with<br />
coupons (Ball 265), some with tone spots, generally very<br />
fine. [20] Est. 500-600<br />
192 Confederate States, Act of March 23rd 1863, 6%<br />
Loan, redeemable April 1893, a group of bonds for<br />
$1000 (23), Customs House in centre, black, with<br />
coupons (Ball 265), some with tone spots, generally very<br />
fine. [23] Est. 500-600<br />
193 Confederate States, Act of March 23rd 1863, 6%<br />
Loan, redeemable April 1893, a group of bonds for<br />
$1000 (13), Customs House in centre, black, with<br />
coupons (Ball 266), all with two small spike holes in top<br />
margin otherwise a lovely group in generally extremely<br />
fine condition. [13] Est. 250-300<br />
194 Act of March 23, 1863, $100, B-270, No serial<br />
number. Unissued and unsigned, Washington equestrian<br />
monument [used in the Confederate coat of<br />
arms] in Richmond, complete coupons (9), George<br />
Dunn / Hoyer & Ludwig, some age toning, otherwise<br />
VF. Est. 200-300<br />
195 Act of March 23, 1864, $500, Cr. 132, B-272, No<br />
serial number, Unissued and unsigned, similar to previous<br />
save denomination, coupons complete (9), chipping<br />
at upper right, and a split in the left margin has<br />
been repaired with tape, otherwise VF. Est. 50-75<br />
201<br />
201 Act of February 17, 1864, $5000 6% bond, B-337,<br />
1864, #60, Confederate seal with George Washington<br />
on horseback, black with light red underprint, all<br />
but one coupon present, signed Tyler, ink burn in signature<br />
block stabilized with tape on verso, VF. Scarce<br />
high denomination. (photo) Est. 600-900<br />
196 Act of March 23, 1863, $1000, Cr. 133, B-274. No.<br />
415, as previous, serial number and signature appear<br />
to be falsely filled in. Forged Rose signature, 7<br />
coupons below, moderate stain in the right margin,<br />
small edge split at left repaired with tape on verso.<br />
Some light age toning, otherwise VF. Est. 200-300<br />
197 Act of March 23, 1863, Four Per Cent Call Certificate.<br />
$1000, Cr. 136, B-276, #9000, signed by “M.<br />
Taylor.” some age toning, trimmed into border at top<br />
and bottom, otherwise About Fine. Est. 150-200<br />
198 Act of April 30, 1863. $1000. Cr. 138, B-280.<br />
James A. Seddon, CSA Secretary of War. Signed by<br />
Tyler. 19 coupons below, one missing. One with complete<br />
coupons. Both About VF, some minor stains.<br />
VF+. [2] Est. 50-75<br />
199 Act of February 17, 1864. $500. Cr. 143, B-304.<br />
No. 2885. First Series. Printed on thick white paper.<br />
Signed by Apperson. 59 coupons below, 2 missing.<br />
Trimmed a bit close at the top, else VF+.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
202<br />
202 Act of February 17, 1864. $5000. Cr. 145, B-337.<br />
No. 185. First Series. Signed by Tyler. 58 coupons<br />
below. VF. Much scarcer than the lower denominations.<br />
(photo) Est. 600-900<br />
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207 Act of August 19, 1861, Counterfeit trio: 1) $100,<br />
Cr. X-34, B-C73, #4194. VF. 2) $1000, Cr. X-85, B-<br />
C62, #2040, (with date and recording endorsements<br />
printed rather than written. Detail of vignette is less<br />
distinct than on genuine bond and serial number is<br />
higher than the issue number of 1,491. Fold tears,<br />
otherwise VF. 3) $1000, Cr. X-89, B-C79. Tyler.<br />
Tears, otherwise Fine. [3] Est. 100-150<br />
208 CSA. Act of February 20, 1863, $1000, Counterfeit,<br />
Cr. X-122C, B-C240B, #5436, Third Series, TJ<br />
“Stonewall” Jackson, on heavier white paper, “signed”<br />
by “J.A. Taylor,” pink stain at upper left from false<br />
CSA stamp, fold, otherwise very clean and a good VF.<br />
Est. 80-100<br />
203<br />
203 Act of February 17, 1864. $5,000. B-337. Cr. 145.<br />
No.183 one of only 200 issued. Confederate Seal. Red<br />
tint. Signed by Tyler. Has all but two coupons. Rarity<br />
7-. VF, has a small piece of tape in the left border.<br />
(photo) Est. 400-600<br />
204<br />
204 Call Certificate. B-353. No. 18. $100,000. Printed<br />
on pink paper. Issued to the Bank of the Commonwealth.<br />
Signed by C. P. Rose. as register. VF. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
205 Act of February 17, 1864 Call Certificate. $____<br />
Cr. 160, B-355, No serial number, Unissued remainder,<br />
blank stub at left, Evans & Cogswell, Columbia,<br />
SC, VF+. Est. 200-300<br />
206 Confederate States, Act of June 13 1864, bond for<br />
$500, no.20, sailor holds Confederate flag (Ball 383),<br />
with coupons, blue stamp dated at Amsterdam 1865<br />
on reverse, some edge repairs and edges slightly<br />
trimmed, fine and scarce. Est. 200-300<br />
209 Act of February 20, 1863 Pair, $1000, Cr. 122, B-<br />
241, #36309, unusual “Register” of the Treasury signature<br />
“Kingstown”(?); with $1000, Cr X-122C,<br />
B-C240B, #5660, “Third Series” (No genuine bonds<br />
exist of this series), on heavy white paper, “Taylor”<br />
signature, “Archer & Daly,” 122 with holes, tears<br />
along folds, edge wear, ink stains, about Fine; 2) X-<br />
122C with pink stain upper left from false stamp, edge<br />
wear with nick at right, toning at left, but VF. [2]<br />
Est. 30-50<br />
210 1) May 16, 1861. $500. Cr.12a / B-22. No.733.<br />
Three handwritten coupons. Trimmed close, at the<br />
top, and the upper right corner is rough, otherwise<br />
VF.<br />
2) May 16, 1861. $500. Cr. 15 / B-26. No.119.<br />
Signed by Tyler. Moderate age toning throughout,<br />
otherwise VF.<br />
3) Act of March 23, 1863. $100. Cr. 128, B-260. No.<br />
4729. Signed by Apperson. 6 coupons below.<br />
Trimmed into three borders, fold junction splits, small<br />
ink spots, well toned, otherwise Fine.<br />
4) Cr. 111 (B-148/279) $500 April 12, 1862.<br />
No.1021. Soiling along the left margin, otherwise<br />
VF+. [4] Est. 100-150<br />
211 Mixed Quartet of Confederate Bonds:<br />
1) August 19, 1861. $50. Cr.21, B-132. No.1737.<br />
Signed by Tyler, 33 coupons present.<br />
2) February 20, 1863. $1,000. Cr.122, B-241.<br />
#21173. Signed by Rose, 7 coupons present, creases.<br />
3) February 20, 1863. $100. Cr. 123, B-166.<br />
#15442. Signed by Rose, 6 coupons present.<br />
4) February 20, 1863. $500. Cr.124, B-192.<br />
#11902. Signed by Rose, 7 coupons present. [4]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
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212 Nice Group of CSA Bonds.<br />
1) April 12, 1862. $500. Cr. 111 (B-148/279)<br />
No.410. VF+.<br />
2) August 19, 1861. $500. Cr. 58 / B-58. No. 527.<br />
Signed by Tyler. VF.<br />
3) February 17, 1864. $1000. 6% Certificate. Cr. 154<br />
/ B-366. Possible false fill-ins. EF.<br />
4) February 20, 1863. $500. Cr. 124 / B-192. No.<br />
34645. Memminger. Pinholed, else VF+.<br />
5) February 20, 1863. $1000. Cr. 125 / B-201. No.<br />
37840. Minor edge soil, otherwise VF+.<br />
6) February 20, 1863. $500. Cr. 124 / B-192. No.<br />
20225. Memminger. VF+.<br />
7) August 19, 1861. $1000. Cr. 97 / B-115. No.<br />
146. Signed by Tyler. VF+.<br />
8) February 20, 1863. $100. Cr. 123A / B-166/<br />
No.14445. Stephens. VF+.<br />
9) February 20, 1863. $100. Cr. 123 / B-165. Unsigned<br />
and unissued. Minor edge splits, otherwise VF.<br />
[9] Est. 150-250<br />
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213 Reference Collection of Wagner & Trenholm Bonds<br />
All different.<br />
1) Series No. 1. A . No.2270. January 1, 1868.<br />
$52.50 (written). Signed by Wagner & Trenholm (W<br />
& T). IU. EF.<br />
2) Similar. $100 (printed). IU. EF.<br />
3) Similar $200 (printed).IU. EF.<br />
4) Similar. “C” before serial number. Written amount.<br />
Unissued. Signed by Wagner. EF.<br />
5) Similar. $1,000 (printed). Signed by Trenholm<br />
only. UU. EF.<br />
6) Series 2. A. No.2325. $150 (written). Signed by<br />
W & T.<br />
1) Series No. 1. A . No.2270. January 1, 1868.<br />
$52.50 (written). Signed by Wagner & Trenholm (W<br />
& T). IU. EF.<br />
2) Similar. $100 (printed). IU. EF.<br />
3) Similar $200 (printed). IU. EF.<br />
4) Similar. “C” before serial number. Written amount.<br />
Unissued. Signed by Wagner. EF.<br />
5) Similar. $1,000 (printed). Signed by Trenholm<br />
only. UU. EF.<br />
6) Series 2. A. No.2325. $150 (written). Signed by<br />
W & T. Three coupons. IU. EF.<br />
7) Similar. B prefix precedes serial number. $1000<br />
(written). IU. EF.<br />
8) Similar. C prefix precedes serial number. Signed by<br />
Wagner only. 2 coupons. UU. EF.<br />
9) Series No.3. A. No.2418. $161.08 (written).<br />
Signed by Wagner. Four coupons. IU. Nibbled mar<br />
gin, else EF.<br />
10) Similar. $200 (printed). Note that fourth coupon<br />
overlaps second. IU. EF.<br />
11) Similar. $500 (written). IU. EF.<br />
12) Similar. B prefix. $40.27 (written). Signed by W<br />
& T. IC. EF.<br />
13) Similar. $200 (printed) Signed by W & T. IC. IU.<br />
EF.<br />
14) Similar. Prefix C. $1000 (printed). IC. Signed by<br />
W & T. Small stains, otherwise EF.<br />
15) A Prefix. Series No.4. $52.50 (written). Signed<br />
by W & T. IU. EF.<br />
16) Similar. $100 (written). Signed by W & T. IU.<br />
EF.<br />
17) Similar. B prefix. Written amount. IU. Signed by<br />
W & T. EF. [17] (photo) Est. 250-350<br />
214 Further Wagner & Trenholm Bonds.<br />
1) Series No.1. A. No.2312. $80.54 (written). Signed<br />
by Wagner & Trenholm. IU. VF+, light stains.<br />
2) Similar. C. Prefix. $1000. Written. Stain, punch<br />
cancels, else VF+.<br />
3) Series 3. A. No. 2376. $401.50 (written). Signed<br />
by Wagner. IU. EF.<br />
4) Series 4. A. prefix. $100 (written). Signed by Wagner<br />
& Trenholm. UU. EF. [4] Est. 150-200<br />
215 Pair of CSA Confederate States Certificates of Deposit,<br />
April 2, 1864 (Act of February 17th, 1864.)<br />
One with full stub, the other trimmed. Otherwise<br />
both VF+. [2] Est. 75-125<br />
216<br />
216 Printed Treasury Circular No. 12, Confederate<br />
States of America, September 21, 1861, printed<br />
“C.G. Memminger”. Attention of the Collectors of<br />
the Customs. 16 pp. A bit of light age toning, mostly<br />
on the margins. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
217 Confederate Tax Receipts, Various Civil War dates<br />
and amounts. Must be seen. [7] Est. 30-50<br />
218 Unissued Confederate Treasury Warrant, stamped<br />
“Customs” in green across face, 186_. With stub at<br />
left. Lightly toned, otherwise Unc. Est. 75-125<br />
219 U. S. Treasury Fiscal Paper, Civil War Cover and<br />
Assorted Items. Must be seen. [9] Est. 50-75<br />
Automobiles<br />
220 Canton Driving Association (ME), $25 share,<br />
18(86), VF+. Est. 30-50<br />
221 Charlotte Motor Speedway (NC), 1959. 200 shs.<br />
Eagle. Gold seal. Marginal rust stain and staple holes,<br />
otherwise VF+. Charlotte Motor Speedway was the site<br />
of the first World 600 NASCAR race. This certificate is<br />
signed as president by Curtis Turner (April 12, 1924 -<br />
October 4, 1970), an early NASCAR driver who was<br />
inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in 1999.<br />
Turner was the only NASCAR driver to win two Grand<br />
National races in a row from the pole by leading every<br />
lap, the only driver to win 25 major NASCAR races in<br />
one season driving the same car in each of them. Turner<br />
conceptualized, secured financing for, and built Charlotte<br />
Motor Speedway in 1960 before being forced out by<br />
his business partners. Est. 150-250<br />
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222 Automobile Related Grouping. Great variety, 17<br />
companies, most uncanceled, including American<br />
Electric Car Co (ME) fractional scrip 1914 #20 black;<br />
Associated Wheelmen of Freeland Pa 1898 green;<br />
Coleman Auto Spring Suspension Co Ltd (Canada)<br />
1934 green; Consolidated Motors Corp (DE) 1917<br />
brown; H & C Garage (NY) unissued ca 1920s green<br />
(2); Hoffman’s Motor Transportation (NJ) 1939<br />
brown; Little Motor Kar Co certificate of interest<br />
1919 black and green; Northland Rubber Co Inc<br />
(NY) 1916 green; Northway Motors Corp / Northway<br />
Motors Sales / Northway Guaranty and Discount<br />
Corp participation trust certificates 1920 black and<br />
gold (2); Princess Motor Car Corp (DE) 1917 blue;<br />
and more; VF-EF. [27] Est. 200-300<br />
223 Automotive Selection.<br />
Adjustable Cushioned Tire; Cole Motor Car(2 types);<br />
Dort Motors; Durant Motors(2); Hudson Motor Car;<br />
Packard Motor Car; Peerless Motor Car; REO Motor<br />
Car; Rickenbacker Motor(2 types); Ruberoid; and<br />
many others, little duplication, and some no. 1s. Most<br />
are VF+. A few inconsequential titles have some edge<br />
splits. Should be seen. Sold as is. [63] Est. 200-300<br />
Aviation<br />
224 Aeromarine Klemm Corporation (DE), $5 shares<br />
Capital stock, 19(29), #1943, Blue. Streamlined<br />
monoplane. VF. IU. Est. 200-300<br />
225 Flamingo Air Service, Inc (DE), $1 shares, capital<br />
stock, 1946, #C2275, two-engine airplane approaching,<br />
black and brown, staple hole upper left margin,<br />
edge wear, a strong VF+. Est. 60-90<br />
226 Ovington Airplane (DE) 19__. Shares. Orange.<br />
Eagle. Earle Ovington flew the first U.S. airmail flight<br />
in 1911. AU. Unissued. Est. 50-100<br />
227 Pratt & Whitney (CT), $100 shs, common, unissued,<br />
189_, signed by co-founders FA Pratt and<br />
Amos Whitney, Mercury with compass and wheel,<br />
Pratt name crossed through in red, EF. Pratt & Whitney,<br />
originally makers of machine tools, were drafted by<br />
their parent company to manufacture airplane engines;<br />
finding quick success in 1925, they soon became an industry<br />
leader; later the company merged with Boeing.<br />
Est. 100-120<br />
Banking & Insurance<br />
228 Bank of Charleston (SC), $100 shs, 1879-97, on<br />
pink brown paper and all canceled neatly with red rubber<br />
stamps. Much nicer than the usual punch cancelled<br />
examples. VF-VF+. [9] Est. 100-150<br />
229 Bank of Charleston, National Banking Association<br />
(SC). 1890s. Most with heavy cancels or small body<br />
holes, otherwise VF+. [8] Est. 30-50<br />
230 Chrysler Financial Corporation Bond Grouping.<br />
9-1/2% notes due 1983. Various amounts. Green.<br />
Some with light teller handling on the backs only, otherwise<br />
VF+. [133] Est. 150-250<br />
231 Connecticut National Bank of Bridgeport Grouping.<br />
1918. Shares. Horse fair. Portion of an original bank<br />
binder. Stubs are lightly pasted over left borders. Very<br />
attractive. IC. VF+ on average. [39] Est. 40-60<br />
232 Larger Connecticut National Bank of Bridgeport<br />
Grouping.<br />
1918-1919. Shares. Horse fair. Portion of an original<br />
bank binder. Stubs are lightly pasted over left borders.<br />
Very attractive. IC. VF+ on average. [100]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
233 Morris Canal & Banking Company of 1844 (NJ)<br />
1859. 10 Shs. Red “CONSOLIDATED” underprint.<br />
River gods, canal scenes. Red rubber stamp cancels.<br />
Trimmed just into the left border, otherwise VF+.<br />
Est. 50-100<br />
234 Planters Bank of Tennessee (TN), Nashville, 5 $100<br />
shares, 1857, #520, cherubs flank classical bust, helmeted<br />
classical busts in corners, UBSH, light folds,<br />
trimmed tight at top, otherwise VF+. Est. 50-75<br />
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240 Investing, financial services.<br />
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith 1971; One<br />
William Street (Lehman Brothers building) 1958;<br />
Massachusetts Investors Trust 1949; Chase Manhattan<br />
Bank 1966; Security Co. (CA) 1898; Merchants<br />
Exchange of St. Louis 1882 and others. Most are IC.<br />
Most are VF+, though one or two have minor impairments.<br />
Should be seen. [15] Est. 30-50<br />
235<br />
235 Third Bank of the United States (PA). 1837. 1,000<br />
Pounds. Signed by Nicholas Biddle, the president of<br />
the bank. Pen cancelled, ink corrosion holes, water<br />
stain in the bottom left corner. F-VF. These post-notes<br />
were used to raise badly needed sterling funds for covering<br />
the bank’s bills of exchange in London. (photo)<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
236 Union Bank of Georgetown. (DC), April 3, 1812.<br />
100 shs. No.4. IC. Corners rough, heavy pen cancels,<br />
otherwise VF. Est. 75-125<br />
237 Mostly Georgia Bank Shares.<br />
Lowry Bank & Trust 1923. Atlanta. IC. VF+; Effingham<br />
County Bank 1922. Guyton. IU. EF; Bank of<br />
Clayton County 1908. Jonesboro. IU. EF; Germania<br />
Bank 1894. Savannah. Heavy pen cancels, otherwise<br />
VF; Savannah Bank & Trust 1888. IC. VF; Also included<br />
is a Bank of Charleston (SC) IC. VF, tear. [6]<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
238 Group of Banking Shares.<br />
Bank of Catasauqua; Citizens Trust & Deposit;<br />
Drovers & Mechanics National Bank; Stissing National<br />
Bank of Pine Plains; Uncas National Bank;<br />
Banco Kentucky; Bucks County Trust; Central Trust;<br />
Chester Bank & Saving Fund and others. Most are<br />
IC, VF+. Should be seen. [15] Est. 50-75<br />
239 Insurance Share Certificates.<br />
1) Germania Fire Insurance (NY) 1864. Woman<br />
under tree. IU. Small ink burn, otherwise VF.<br />
2) Union Mutual Insurance 1865. IC. VF+.<br />
3-4) Baltimore American Insurance (NY) 1929 &<br />
1936. IC. VF+.<br />
5) Lloyds Casualty (NY) 1900. IU. VF+.<br />
6) Homestead Fire Insurance (MD) 1938. IC. EF;<br />
7-8) National Liberty 1938. IC. Both with pen notations,<br />
otherwise VF. [8] Est. 60-90<br />
241 Banking, Finance and Insurance Collection, includes<br />
useful pieces such as: Farmers Deposit National<br />
Bank, unissued, 19__; Financial Corporation of America,<br />
1985; First National Bank, 1916; Imperial Credit<br />
Industries, Inc., 2001; MagnaCard, Inc., 1985; Merrill<br />
Lynch & Co., 1990s (2) SPECIMENS; Mutual<br />
Benefit Life Insurance Co., 1867; Omni Equities,<br />
Inc., 1986 (3). Germania Fire Insurance 1864. Heavy<br />
pen cancel. Others average VF-XF. [12]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
242 Better Bank Shares.<br />
Bank of Catasauqua (PA) 1871. Pin holes, cut cancels;<br />
First National Bank of Cooperstown (NY) 1866;<br />
Hackettstown Bank (NJ) 1864. Uncancelled, and<br />
rarely seen that way; Stroudsburg Bank (PA) 1868.<br />
Multiple and impressive vignettes. Trimmed just up<br />
to the left border; Topton National Bank (PA) 1885.<br />
Most are VF+ unless otherwise mentioned.<br />
[5] Est. 50-100<br />
243 Banking Shares Assortment.<br />
Bordentown Banking (NJ) 1920; Third National<br />
Bank of Jersey City 1887. Stains; Bank of Binghamton<br />
1854. Heavy endorsements; Chase Manhattan Bank<br />
1957; German-American Title & Trust (PA) 1912;<br />
Union National Bank (PA) 1879. Pen cancels across<br />
face; City National Bank (PA) 1886. Light stains; Also<br />
included are six other unissued bank shares. VF+ for<br />
the most part unless otherwise mentioned. [13]<br />
Est. 75-150<br />
244 Banking Shares Specimens.<br />
BankAmerica $1,000 bond (DE) 1973; Chemical<br />
Banking (DE) ND; Bancorp Hawaii, Inc. (Hawaii)<br />
1990; Camden Trust Company (NJ) ND. VF, light<br />
stains; First National Bank of Glassboro (NJ) 19__.<br />
Fine, edge roughness; Central-Penn National Bank of<br />
Philadelphia 19__. Most are EF unless otherwise<br />
mentioned. [6] Est. 50-100<br />
245 Banking Certificates. [5]<br />
1) Bensonhurst National Bank of Brooklyn in New<br />
York (NY) 190_. Shs. Red. Eagle. Unissued.<br />
2) Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (NY) 19__. SPEC-<br />
IMEN. Orange. Man, chemicals. Unc.<br />
3) Dimes Savings Institution of Bethlehem (PA)<br />
1860s. 3 shs. Brown. Dog, safe. Stains, else VF.<br />
4) Farmers Deposit National Bank (PA) 1916. 100<br />
shs. Green. Large dog. VF+.<br />
5) Long Island National Bank of New York 1920. 10<br />
shs. Blue. Eagle. VF+. Est. 50-100<br />
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246 American Cigar Co., (NJ), $100 Specimen shares,<br />
1935, brown, reclining female with Aladdin’s table,<br />
red overprint announcing name change to “American<br />
Cigarette & Cigar Co.,” ABN, XF. Est. 100-200<br />
247 American Express (NY) 1878. #19664. 25 shs. Dog<br />
in circle, Safety & Dispatch. Signed by William Fargo,<br />
president and Alexander Holland. ABN. VF+.<br />
Est. 250-300<br />
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248<br />
248 1) American Express Company (NY) 1856. 1 Share.<br />
#1827. Type II. Passenger train, telegraph poles and<br />
lines in foreground. Signed by John Butterfield,<br />
Wm. Fargo, and Alex Holland. Toning overall,<br />
some water stains, otherwise VF.<br />
2) American Express Company (NY) 1860. 3<br />
shares. #508, Type III. Watchdog. Signed by Henry<br />
Wells, Wm. G. Fargo, and Alex Holland. Wells signature<br />
clear and unimpeded by cancellation. Wet<br />
paper wrinkling, toning overall, minor edge tears and<br />
pinholes, otherwise VF.<br />
3) American Merchants Union Express (NY) 1868.<br />
15 shs. #542. Express wagon. Signed by William<br />
Fargo as president. Single punch cancel and lightly<br />
rubber stamped, numerous pinholes, otherwise VF+.<br />
William G. Fargo (1818-1881) started out as a messenger<br />
at Wells & Company and later became a partner.<br />
He was one of the driving forces behind the American<br />
Express Company. [3] (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
+<br />
249 American Express Related,<br />
1) American Express Company (NY) 1873. 5 Capital<br />
shares. Type VII. Watchdog. Signed by Wm. G.<br />
Fargo, John Knapp, and Alex Holland. IC. VF+.<br />
2) Michigan Central Railroad (NY) 1881. $5,000<br />
First Mortgage. Issued to the Treasurer of the American<br />
Express Co. and signed on verso by James C.<br />
Fargo. ABN. POCs in signature block, stub attached<br />
at left, missing piece of upper right corner, otherwise<br />
VF. [2] (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
250 Express Company Grouping.<br />
1) American Express (NY), 1873. 100 shs. No.12575.<br />
Dog in oval. Signed by Fargo, Knapp and Holland.<br />
IC. VF+.<br />
2) American Express (NY), 1863, 11 shs. No. 768,<br />
signed by Wells, Fargo and Holland. Dog in circle<br />
with eagle atop. IC. VF. Some light age toning.<br />
3) Merchants Despatch Transportation (NY), 250 shs.<br />
Capital Stock, 1877, No.212. Issued to and signed by<br />
William Fargo and Alex Holland. IC. VF+.<br />
4) Handwritten note by J. C. Fargo. 1877. Small piece<br />
out, left, otherwise VF.<br />
Receipt signed by J.C. Fargo, July 1877. [4]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
251 American Legal Association (NY), $5 membership<br />
certificate, 1851, #2201, eight vignettes, including<br />
state arms, Washington, Webster, allegorical figures,<br />
train and ships. Light age toning, minor fold junction<br />
hole, otherwise VF. Est. 75-125<br />
252 Amwell Mills Company (NJ) 1869. Lambertville. 50<br />
shs. Red with blue seal. Eagle, flag, mills, ship. Revenue<br />
stamp. Scarce and early New Jersey industrial<br />
certificate. VF+. Est. 50-100<br />
253 Atari Corporation (NV) Grouping. Mostly 1990s.<br />
Colorful corporate logo of this early computer giant.<br />
IC. Mostly EF. [48] Est. 100-150<br />
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257 Broad Top Improvement (PA). 1858. 30 shs.,<br />
Canal barge. Vulcan, left. Miners underground, bottom.<br />
TC. IU. Revenue stamp affixed, left. VF+.<br />
(photo) Est. 100-200<br />
258 Group of Caesars World Share Certificates, 1970s<br />
and 1980s. Common. Blue. Woman with globe. [39]<br />
Famous Atlantic City casino operator. IC. Mostly EF,<br />
with light counting smudges mostly on the backs.<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
254<br />
254 Atari Corporation (NV) Grouping. Mostly 1980s.<br />
Colorful corporate logo of this early computer giant.<br />
IC. Most are EF. [159] (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
255 Baptist Publishing Co., (TN), $25 share, 1886,<br />
#216, pink frame with green underprint “Baptist Reflector”,<br />
bust portraits of Adoniram Judson and Ann<br />
Hasseltine Judson in upper corners, section out at<br />
bottom left and missing corner lower right, otherwise<br />
VG-Fine. Est. 100-150<br />
256 Berkeley Canning & Manufacturing Co. (SC),<br />
1891. $100. #44. Brown, green. Fort Sumter vignette.<br />
IC. Fold soiling, otherwise VF+. Est. 30-50<br />
259 A Second Group of Caesars World Certificates.<br />
Common, 1970s and 1980s. Blue(49), Common orange(2).<br />
Woman with globe. [51] IC. Mostly EF,<br />
with light counting smudges mostly on the backs.<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
260 Blockade Runners: Charleston Importing & Exporting.<br />
Interesting DS by William C. Halbeck, 1 page, oblong<br />
8vo, Charleston, SC, July 19, 1870. He appoints<br />
CH West Jr. his proxy for the Charleston Importing<br />
and Exporting Co. Endorsed by West on verso. VF.<br />
Est. 30-50<br />
261 Chama Company (NJ), $50 shares common stock,<br />
#55 and preferred stock, #42, both dated 1898, NJ<br />
arms, tree behind title. One is on pink paper. Both IU.<br />
VF+. [2] Est. 30-50<br />
262 Cuban Improvement Co., Ltd. (PA), $100 shares,<br />
18(85), IU. VF. Est. 30-50<br />
263 Easton & Wilkesbarre Turnpike Road (PA) 1804.<br />
One Share. Wavy border designs at top and bottom.<br />
Transfer rules attached at left. Small fold junction<br />
hole, otherwise VF+. Est. 50-100<br />
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269 Hawaiian Specimens: [3]<br />
1) Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. (HI) 100 shares. Blue.<br />
Globe. Stamped “Last Specimen Return to Files<br />
Promptly.” EF.<br />
2) Honolulu Oil Corp. Shares. Orange. Allegorical<br />
woman. EF.<br />
3) Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar. 100 shs. Green.<br />
Tropical vignette with allegorical female. “To Be Held<br />
for Reference” stamped at top right. Tape on back<br />
over tear at upper right, otherwise VF.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
264 Edison Phonograph Works (NJ) 1888. 600 shs.<br />
#144. Issued to Thomas A. Edison, Inc., signed by<br />
Thomas Edison as president, and transferred to<br />
him on the back. Brown. Small eagle at bottom. Pin<br />
canceled through signature, otherwise VF. Stub, and<br />
two Edison Portland Cement certificates (1909 &<br />
1916) are also included, both VF+.<br />
While Thomas Edison was not considered a profound scientific<br />
genius, he had a tremendous talent for applying<br />
scientific principles to practical applications. In 1876,<br />
while experimenting with a needle attached to a telephone<br />
receiver, Edison discovered a method that reproduced<br />
sounds on a wax cylinder and the recording<br />
industry was born. [4] (photo) Est. 500-750<br />
265 Farmers’ Union of San Jose (CA), $100 shs, San<br />
Jose, 1880-90, cattle, plow and train, woman picks<br />
grapes left, plow below. IC. Some very light age toning,<br />
mostly VF-VF+. [7] Est. 50-75<br />
266 Film Follies, Inc. (DE), 1976, 400 shs, No. P1, issued<br />
to Penthouse International and signed by Bob<br />
Guccione, the publisher. IC. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
267 Gillette Safety Razor (DE). SPECIMEN. Shares.<br />
Orange. Men’s razor. Famous Gillette logo below.<br />
ABN. AU. Est. 100-200<br />
268 Hawaiian Share Certificate Assortment.<br />
1) C. Brewer & Company, Ltd. (HI) 1928. Honolulu.<br />
60 Capital shares. Purple. Missionary Packet. Stub attached<br />
at left, numerous small POCs, otherwise VF.<br />
2) A scarce SPECIMEN example of the same certificate.<br />
EF. Also includes American Hawaiian Steam<br />
Ship 1916 IC; Castle & Cooke, Limited 1928 IC;<br />
Hauula Land 1941 IC; Spreckels Sugar 1929; Hawaiian<br />
Electric SPECIMEN 1981; Hutchinson Sugar<br />
Plantation 1909 IC; Territory of Hawaii Public Improvement<br />
Bond IC, stain. Most are VF+. [9]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
270<br />
270 International Business Machines (NY). SPECI-<br />
MEN shares. Brown. Logo in circular frame flanked<br />
by two seated allegorical figures. Facsimile signature of<br />
Thomas Watson, Jr. as president. SBN. EF. One of the<br />
most admired companies of the 20th century. (photo)<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
271 Scarce Virginia Transportation. James River &<br />
Kanawha Company (VA). 1866. $1,000. All blue<br />
text and ornate borders. The goal of this company was<br />
to connect the Virginia tidewater with the Ohio River<br />
via canals and river improvements, something George<br />
Washington envisioned when he was President. IU.<br />
VF or better. Est. 75-125<br />
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272 Jefferson Davis Home Association (KY), certificate<br />
of Membership in preserving Jefferson Davis’ birthplace.<br />
UU. EF. Est. 40-60<br />
273 Keystone Hotel Company (PA), 1886. 10 shs.<br />
Hotel. Some moderate stains confined mostly to the left<br />
margin, otherwise VF. Actually quite nice for this<br />
issue that is usually found with heavy stains.<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
274 Las Palmas & Sunset Corp (CA), three certificates<br />
for $50 shares, 1921-25, #17, #57, and #137, issued<br />
to early screenwriters Mary H. O’Connor, Frederick<br />
Palmer, and Charles Sarver, the last two signing<br />
on verso, Justice with two other allegorical<br />
figures, orange, #57 pen canceled, that and #17 with<br />
stubs reattached, about VF to VF+. This was a land<br />
company in Hollywood, and is reputed to have developed<br />
into the Writer’s Guild. [3] Est. 30-50<br />
275 Lumber Bonds and Shares.<br />
1) Thompson Brothers Lumber (TX) 1900. Beautiful<br />
multicolor share certificate with trees in the borders<br />
and pine cones above. IU. A few pinholes, otherwise<br />
VF+.<br />
2) Thompson & Tucker Lumber (TX) 1904. Lumber<br />
wagon. IC. VF+.<br />
3) Saginaw Lumber (AL) 1895. No. 1. Blue. Stub<br />
remnants. IC. VF.<br />
4) Junction City Lumber (AR) 1897. IU. VF+. Also<br />
included are S.D.Warren 1929; Germain Land & Timber<br />
$1000 1922; United Lumber (Nova Scotia) 1902.<br />
$1000. Edge splits. Most are VF+ unless otherwise<br />
mentioned. [4] Est. 50-75<br />
276 Marcus & Smith, Inc (NY),<br />
Two certificate books for Common A and Common<br />
B stock, each for certificates 1-50, with #1-20 issued<br />
of Common A, green, and #1-32 issued for Common<br />
B, brown, with issued pasted back onto stubs; front<br />
free endpapers separated, but certificates VF+-EF. [2]<br />
Est. 30-50<br />
277<br />
277 Merchants Despatch Transportation (NY) 1872.<br />
100 shares. Five-story express company building.<br />
Signed by James C. Fargo as president and Alexander<br />
Holland as treasurer. Brown. RN-PS (2). Stub<br />
unattached but present. VF+, small internal tear, pen<br />
cancellation, six punch cancels around signatures.<br />
James C. Fargo (1829-1915) was William’s brother.<br />
James successfully contributed to the unprecedented<br />
growth of the express business. He became president of<br />
American Express and Wescott Express, as well as a director<br />
of several other companies. James also popularized<br />
the use of money orders. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
278 Merchants Exchange of St. Louis (MO). Membership<br />
certificates, 1882-1903, cityscape with bridge, exchange<br />
building, toning, splits, otherwise mostly VF.<br />
[4] Est. 50-75<br />
279 Million Dollar Saloon Specimen Share Certificates.<br />
4 sets of 3. Pretty ladies in full color. EF+. Not<br />
canceled. [12] Est. 100-150<br />
280 New York & Pennsylvania Blue Stone (NY). 1871.<br />
$1,000 7% mortgage gold bond. Blue. Orange revenue<br />
stamps imprinted. Miners, state arms. Train. EF.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
281 New York State Bar Association SPECIMEN. Invitation<br />
to a celebration in honor of Chief Justice John<br />
Marshall, Specimen on card, 1901, fine engraved vignette<br />
of Marshall at top, file stamp, closed tear at<br />
upper left, very lightly toned, VF. Est. 100-150<br />
282 New York Trio,<br />
1) Adirondack Express. 189_. UU.<br />
2) State of New York - Canal Department. 1891.<br />
3) Mohawk & Malone Railway. 1902. $1,000 Gold<br />
Mortgage Bond, IC. All VF+ or better. [3]<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
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287 Another Pabst Brewing Company Certificate<br />
Group. 1910-17, common stock, 100 shs. Green.<br />
Pabst logo flanked by two women. Nice ABN certificates.<br />
IC. Small portions of the stub overlap the left margin<br />
and a small part of the left border, otherwise VF+.<br />
[23] Est. 100-150<br />
288 Pan-American Exposition (NY), $500 6% gold<br />
mortgage bond, 1900, #3174. Ornate border,<br />
“$500” underprint, brown, gold seal. IC. VF+. Held<br />
in Buffalo in 1901, this exposition is now remembered<br />
chiefly for the shooting of President William McKinley<br />
there on September 6; McKinley expired eight days later<br />
of sepsis , at the home of John Milburn, who signs this<br />
bond. Est. 75-125<br />
283<br />
283 Northeastern Shares.<br />
1) Cary Improvement (MA). 1850. 50 shares. A rarely<br />
seen vignette of Boston harbor and the hills. The company<br />
built houses in Chelsea. Some bleed through in<br />
the upper margin, otherwise VF+.<br />
2) Electric Corporation (ME)1895. 50 shs. VF. Both<br />
IU.<br />
3) Agawam Canal (MA). 10 shs. Red monogram seal<br />
on blue paper. Farm woman with grain, state seal,<br />
Hebe. Toning spots, splits at folds, left edge damage,<br />
otherwise Fine. [3] (photo) Est. 100-150<br />
289 Pan-American Exposition (NY), $500 6% gold<br />
mortgage bond, 1900, #3083. Ornate border,<br />
“$500” underprint, brown, gold seal. IC. VF+. Held<br />
in Buffalo in 1901, this exposition is now remembered<br />
chiefly for the shooting of President William McKinley<br />
there on September 6; McKinley expired eight days later<br />
of sepsis , at the home of John Milburn, who signs this<br />
bond. Est. 75-125<br />
290 Paxton Gyroscope Corp. (NY), $100 shares,<br />
19(21),#63, signed by C.M.Paxton as President,<br />
State arms at top, ornate border, yellow and black,<br />
VF. Est. 80-120<br />
284 Pabst Brewing Co (WI), 19 $1000 shs, Milwaukee,<br />
1906, #798, signed by Gustave Pabst as president,<br />
large brewery complex, black and green, not visibly<br />
canceled, but with heavily voided stub reattached left,<br />
good VF+. Gustave’s father, Frederick, had taken over<br />
the Philip Best Brewing Co and made it his own after<br />
marrying into the family; Gustave had been briefly<br />
married to actress Margaret Mather, but when she<br />
threatened him with a whip, they decided to call it quits!<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
285 Pabst Brewing Co (WI), 50 $1000 shs, Milwaukee,<br />
1892, #793, issued to and signed on verso by Frederick<br />
Pabst; also signed by Charles Best, Jr. as secretary,<br />
Empire and South Side Breweries, black and<br />
green, uncanceled, VF+. Est. 100-150<br />
286 Pabst Brewing Company Certificate Group. 1914-<br />
17, common stock, 100 shs. Green. Pabst logo<br />
flanked by two women. Nice ABN certificates. IC.<br />
Small portions of the stub overlap the left margin and a<br />
small part of the left border, otherwise VF+. [31]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
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Superb Uncut Sheet of Four Blue<br />
Ringling Brothers Certificates<br />
291<br />
291 Phillip Best Brewing Co (WI), 9 $1000 shs, Milwaukee,<br />
1884, #328, signed by Fred(erick) Pabst as<br />
president, and issued to his son, Charles Best, Jr., vignettes<br />
of the Empire Brewery and South Side Brewery<br />
buildings, black, Milwaukee, Litho, folds, else VF+.<br />
Also signed by Emil Schandein as Vice President and<br />
Charles Best, Jr. on the reverse. The Phillip Best Brewing<br />
Company is the forerunner of today’s Pabst Brewing<br />
Co. With Pabst at the helm of the company, the<br />
company changed its name to the Pabst Brewing co. and<br />
became the largest brewery in the world by the turn of<br />
the century. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
292 Phillip Best Brewing (WI), 1874. One share. Breweries.<br />
Issued to Frederick Pabst and signed by him<br />
twice, on the back. IU. VF+. Est. 150-250<br />
293 Phillip Best Brewing Co (WI), 50 $1000 shs, Milwaukee,<br />
1884, #530, issued to and signed on verso<br />
by Frederick Pabst; also signed by Charles Best, Jr. as<br />
secretary, Empire and South Side Breweries, black<br />
and green, uncanceled, light glue residue along left<br />
edge, else about VF+. Est. 75-150<br />
294 Prof. Wm Emanuel’s School of Chiropody (treatment<br />
of feet) Grouping. Qualification certificates,<br />
Chicago, ca 1890s, halftone portrait of Emanuel in<br />
top hat, green underprint, one with light stain, otherwise<br />
good VF+. [6] Est. 60-90<br />
297<br />
297 Ringling Bros.- Barnum & Bailey Combined<br />
Shows, Inc. (DE). ND (1969). Uncut sheet of four.<br />
Shares. Blue engraved frame (issued for purchases of<br />
1,000 shares). Multicolored circus art lithographed<br />
design elements. Unissued remainder sheet. Almost<br />
Uncirculated.<br />
The owners of the circus wanted to create spectacular<br />
certificates, but the practical cost of producing circus<br />
art on a multicolored engraved certificate was extravagant.<br />
A compromise was reached. American Bank<br />
Note Company supplied the engraved frames, and the<br />
circus provided the lithographed artwork. The resulting<br />
certificates were so attractive that when the company<br />
was sold to Mattel, many shareholders refused<br />
to give up their circus certificates.<br />
Uncut sheets of ABN certificates of any kind are rarely<br />
encountered. The fact that this sheet consists of four<br />
blue Ringling Brothers share certificates makes it even<br />
more compelling. (photo) Est. 500-1,000<br />
298 Ringling Bros.-Barnum & Bailey Combined<br />
Shows (DE), Specimen. Multi-colored characters.<br />
Green frame. Circus animals, clowns, performers, circus<br />
wagons. SPECIMEN printed in red, green tents<br />
and elephants underprinted in the central portion.<br />
ABN. EF. Est. 75-150<br />
295 A Second Prof. Wm Emanuel’s School of Chiropody<br />
Grouping. Qualification certificates,<br />
Chicago, ca 1890s, halftone portrait of Emanuel in<br />
top hat, green underprint, VF+. [5] Est. 60-90<br />
296 Rex Manufacturing Company (DE), $10 shares<br />
Capital stock, 1911, Serial No.1, allegorical female<br />
with various machinery and tools, green and black,<br />
good VF. Est. 20-30<br />
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299 Stafford Meadow Coal Iron City Improvement<br />
Co., (PA). Scranton, $100 6% First Mortgage, 1858,<br />
#497, state arms top, Justice and Native American<br />
woman left, Ceres and allegorical women with US<br />
shields right, George Washington bottom, uncancelled,<br />
coupons complete although with tears, two<br />
small holes at left near outside frame corners, otherwise<br />
VF. Est. 100-200<br />
302<br />
302 Thomas A. Edison, Inc. (NJ) 1922. 120 shs. #36.<br />
Capitalization raised from $2 million to $3 million.<br />
Orange and green. Signed by Thomas A. Edison as<br />
president on front. , Punch cancelled, signature as<br />
President moderately obscured but visible. Very minor<br />
age toning, and the stub is lightly pasted over the left<br />
border, otherwise VF+. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
300<br />
300 St. Louis American League Base Ball. (MO) 19__.<br />
Shares. Capital Stock. #112. Gold seal, globe with<br />
gold “American League” banner. UU. EF This franchise<br />
started out as the Milwaukee Browns in 1901, becoming<br />
the Baltimore Orioles in 1954. The club operated<br />
from 1902-1953 in St. Louis as the Browns. (photo)<br />
Est. 100-200<br />
303 Tobacco Assortment, includes: American Tobacco<br />
Co., 100 shs. SPECIMEN, 1930s (green-7), 1960s<br />
(orange-108), (115 total); Burley Tobacco Co., 1919,<br />
(4); Tobacco Products Corp., 1920s-30s, (7); United<br />
Cigar Stores Co. of America, 1928, (1); United Cigar-<br />
Whelan Stores Corp., 1942-1952, (7); average VF+.<br />
[135 total] Est. 120-180<br />
301 Standard Bank Note Company Steel Engraved<br />
Certificate and Bond Forms.<br />
A large sample book containing forms for producing<br />
stocks and bonds. About 30 pages worth of steel engraved<br />
borders, some forms with vignettes, etc. The<br />
cover is a bit rough but the contents are like new.<br />
We’ve seen a few of the Goes sample booklets, but this<br />
company is rarely seen. Est. 50-100<br />
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309 Woodmen of The World, (CA), Palms, 1907,<br />
#204968, Benefit Certificate for $1,000. One of the<br />
benefits that they provided was a headstone with the<br />
words “Here rests a Woodman of the World.” Occasionally<br />
one can find these grave markers in cemeteries<br />
with the company logo - a tree stump with the two<br />
axes. Est. 50-100<br />
304<br />
304 United States Steel Co. (NJ) $100,000 5% 50-year<br />
gold bond, Series A, 1901, #683, issued to Andrew<br />
Carnegie. Red. Trains dwarfed by huge steel factory,<br />
helmeted man below, red, ABN, punch and stamp<br />
cancels, EF. US Steel was formed three months before<br />
this bond was issued when Andrew Carnegie (1835-<br />
1919) sold out his huge steel empire to J Pierpont Morgan;<br />
he was paid in bonds including the present one to<br />
the tune of over $225 million, equivalent to over $6 billion<br />
in today’s money. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
305 United States Steel Corp. (NJ). 1951. 100 shares.<br />
Purple. Issued to and signed by Bernard Baruch on<br />
verso. Men working in foundry, pinholes, else EF, IC.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
306 Vulcan Contract and Improvement (KY), 10 shs,<br />
#1, 1884.Signed by General John Echols. IU. VF+.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
307 Water Company Shares.<br />
1-3) Manheim Water (PA) 1945-1953. Fire fighting<br />
vignette. IU. VF+, though one has a small stain in the<br />
top margin.<br />
4) Nekoda Water Supply (PA) 1905. Ceres. IC. VF+.<br />
5) Green Mount Water Supply. Similar to previous.<br />
IC. VF+.<br />
6) Beaverdale Water. Similar to previous. IU. EF.<br />
7-8) H2O Filter (NY) 1965. No.1 & 2. IU. Tape on<br />
left margins, otherwise EF.<br />
9) Gwendolen Water (PA) 1901. IC. EF. [9]<br />
Est. 30-50<br />
308 Wells Fargo & Company (CO). SPECIMEN shares.<br />
19__, Orange. Indians watch from cliff, men building<br />
railroad below. “Return to Record & Specimen<br />
Dept.” with red printed “S82610” in upper right margin.<br />
ABN. XF. Est. 100-150<br />
310 General Industrial and Commercial Collection, includes<br />
Allied Chemical Corp., 1967; Bargain Town,<br />
U.S.A., Inc., 1950s; Calumet & Hecla, Inc., 1960;<br />
Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co., 1946;<br />
Crown Zellerbach Corp., 1965; General Foods,<br />
Corp., 1969 (2); Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,<br />
1960s (2); Hydraulic-Press Brick Co., 1925; International<br />
Telephone & Telegraph Corp., 1954; Jack Kanphus<br />
Tile Co., 19__; Jewel Tea Co., Inc., 1916;<br />
Johns-Manville Corp., 1977; Lions Country Safari,<br />
Inc., 1981; Lionel Corp., 1957-65 (3); Philadelphia<br />
Bourse, 1892; and Rauch & Lang, Inc., 1920. Average<br />
VF-XF. [20] Est. 200-300<br />
311 Mixed General Certificates, Including Industrials,<br />
[11] a nice collection of pieces featuring: American<br />
Tobacco, 1968; American Utilities, 1926; Aronimink<br />
Golf Development Corp., 1927; Case Patent Metal<br />
Boiler Cleaner, 1910; Detroit Aircraft Corp., 1934;<br />
Inventors’ & Finance, 1905; McWade Tire & Rubber,<br />
1921 (2); Southern Industrial Assoc., 1903;<br />
States Motor Car, 1918; Union Gas, 1927. Only the<br />
first example is cancelled. Average VF+<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
312 Popular Specimen Shares.<br />
1) Walt Disney (DE). Blue, portrait of Walt Disney<br />
surrounded by 14 of his famous characters. Underprint<br />
of the Magic Kingdom castle and the Epcot<br />
sphere. Thomas De La Rue. EF.<br />
2) Playboy Enterprises, Inc., (DE) #45468. Green.<br />
Reclining female nude, Playboy bunny logo at bottom.<br />
ABN. EF. [2] Est. 100-200<br />
313 Colorful and Pleasing Assortment of Mostly Share<br />
Certificates. Adirondack Express Company. 189_.<br />
Shares. Indians in canoe. Unissued. Unc; Cracker Jack<br />
(IL) 1922. Green. Pen cancels. Lionel Corp. (NY)<br />
1959. 100 shs. Red. Boy with trains; Narragansett<br />
Racing Assoc. (RI) Green. Indian Chief. Unissued.<br />
Unc; New York Bottling, Inc. 1915. 10 shs. Orange.<br />
Two women, beehive. EF; Pennsylvania Anthracite<br />
Coal 1881. Miners. Brown tint and frame. Pretty<br />
ABN product. Unc; Red Bell Brewing (PA) 2001.<br />
Unc; Studebaker 1953. 100 shs. Purple. First shop.<br />
VF+; Sea Island Company (NY) 186_. Eagle. Unissued<br />
remainder; Wilkes-Barre Coal (NJ) 1910.<br />
$1,000. Green. Miners. Most are VF+ or better unless<br />
otherwise mentioned. [10] Est. 100-150<br />
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314 Mostly North Eastern Shares.<br />
Sterling Iron & Rwy (NY) 1892. Tax stamp affixed to<br />
vignette. Issued to Executors of Thomas A. Scott’s estate;<br />
Wind Gap Slate Manufacturing (PA) 1896; Perth<br />
Amboy Gas Light 1904; Louisville Bridge 1880; Narragansett<br />
Electric Light 1886. Trimmed close; Anaconda<br />
Copper Mining (MT) 1931; Loew’s Boston<br />
Theatres 1929; People’s Light & Power (NJ) 1896;<br />
Consumers’ Mutual Coal (PA) 1864. Stains; Magazine<br />
Repeating Razor 1929; Hamilton Land Association<br />
(NJ) 187_; National Stock Yard (NJ) 18__.<br />
Mostly VF+. [12] Est. 60-120<br />
315 Turn-of-the-Century Shares.<br />
German-American West African Railway and Colonization<br />
Company of Washington, D.C. 1898. IU.<br />
Light stain, else VF+; Seberg Tunnel & Rock Planing<br />
Machine (AZ) 1900. IU; Danville Bessemer (NJ)<br />
1899. IC; Montgomery County Publishing (NY)<br />
1902. IC; New England Publishing (SD) 1905 IU;<br />
Nicholson File (RI) 1908. IC; Paducah Clay (KY)<br />
1916. IU; Pine Street Sweeping (ME) 1892. IU; Trimountain<br />
Trust (MA) 1913. IC; Yankton Portland<br />
Cement (IL) 1893. IU; Specialty Distributing (GA)<br />
1946. IC. Pinholes; Richland Distilling (SC) 1901. IU.<br />
Lightly toned. Most are VF+. [12] Est. 30-50<br />
316 1920s-1930s Miscellaneous Shares.<br />
Carolina Co.(SC) 1924. Harbor scene. IU; Carl Witt<br />
(GA) 1935. IU; William Whitman (MA) 1932. IC;<br />
Waterville Building (ME) 1923. IU; Universal Steel(2<br />
types); U.S. Steel (PA) 1920. IC; United Founders<br />
(MD) 1930. IC; Transit Investment 1938. IC; Southern<br />
Service (CA) 1926. IC; Orpheum Circuit 1921.<br />
IC; Leow’s Boston Theatres 1927 and others, mostly<br />
VF+. [26] Est. 60-90<br />
317 Charming Share Assortment.<br />
Atlantic Wharf 1851. IU. VF+.<br />
American Cable (NY) 1877. Samuel Morse. IU; Mercantile<br />
Library (PA) 1919. IU; Ashley’s Bromine &<br />
Arsenic Spring (TN) 1889. IU; Submarine Signal<br />
(ME) 1939. IC; Prof. Wm Emanuel’s School of Chiropody.<br />
UU. Most are VF+, some with a pinhole or two.<br />
23 [6] Est. 100-150<br />
318 Assorted Amusing and Interesting Certificates.<br />
Campaign against Tuberculosis CA 1940s or 1050s.<br />
IU. EF+; Walt Disney 2002. IC. EF+ ; United States<br />
Treasury/ War Finance Committee NY. 194_. Disney<br />
characters. UU. VF, minor stains; United States Treasury/<br />
Savings Bonds Division. 1940s. Al Capp characters.<br />
UU. EF. [4] Est. 75-125<br />
319 Certificate Assortment, Some with Impairments.<br />
1) Red Hook Building (NY) 1838. One Share of One<br />
Dollar. Vulcan. IU. Small blue stain, left, else VF+.<br />
2-5) John L. Thompson, Sons. 1903-1904. Low serial<br />
numbers (1,2,2,5). IC. VF+.<br />
6) Cedar Falls Manufacturing. 1889 No.1. IU. VF+.<br />
7) Pacolet Manufacturing (SC) 1883-1890. Horse.<br />
IC. VF+.<br />
8) Kankakee Coca Cola Bottling 1937. IC. VF+.<br />
9) Panama-California Exposition 1915. IC. Body holes,<br />
else VF. Many others included. Must be seen. [22]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
320 Certificate Assortment.<br />
1) Security Mortgage and Trust Company, (TX),<br />
$100 shares, Dallas 1889, #311, Texas star. IU. VF.<br />
2) City of Bangor Loan (ME) $1000. 1855. UC. EF.<br />
3) Lewis American Airways, Inc (CO), 1936. 1200<br />
shs. Boy on winged wheel. IU. VF+.<br />
4) Belgian Oil Co. (SD), 1901. Brown. 20 shs. Stag.<br />
IU. VF+. [4] Est. 50-75<br />
321 Mostly Western Bonds and Shares.<br />
Humboldt County Warrant(NV) 1922, and 1920.<br />
IU; Carson Nevada State Controllers Warrant. 1878,<br />
1883 and 1884. IC; South Riverside Land & Water<br />
(CA) 1895. IC; Yellowstone Park Hotel (DE) 19__.<br />
Red and blue. Bear. UU. EF+; Utt Development<br />
1969; Unique Vending (CA) 1924. IU; Alcatraz<br />
Company. $1000. 1899. IU. EF. [10]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
322 Mixed Specimens. Mostly modern stocks from publishers<br />
other than American Bank Note Co; includes<br />
American-International Aluminum Corp (FL) (Security-Columbian),<br />
Bartell Media Corp (Federated),<br />
Centennial Insurance Products (TN) (King/Florida<br />
Corporation Supplies), DBS Inc (AR) (Excelsior-<br />
Legal Stationery Co), Duquesne Light Co (PA) (3<br />
types, S-C), Fox River Paper Co (WI) shares plus<br />
bond (Gugler Litho Co), General Hardwoods Corp<br />
(GA) (King/American Seal & Stamp), General Plywood<br />
Corp (18, three types, S-C), Gugler Lithographic<br />
Co (WI), H-2-O Filter Corp (NY)<br />
(Hasbrouck & Thistle), Philadelphia Co bond (Republic),<br />
Schenley Distillers Corp (Security), State Savings<br />
Loan & Trust Co (IL) (Gugler), and Woodruff<br />
Trust Co (Gugler); with great series of mock-up specimens<br />
for the Tidewater Group of VA, 1968-69, on<br />
certificates by American Bank Note (2), Federated BN<br />
(2), and Goes (2), with salesman’s letter from Federated;<br />
VF+-EF, mostly the latter. [40] Est. 40-60<br />
323 Large and Colorful Assortment of Modern Shares.<br />
1940s and later.<br />
Admiral; American Express; Belmont Iron Works;<br />
Chelten; Childs; Granite City Steel; Greyhound;<br />
Howard Johnson; LTV; Martin Marietta; Paramount<br />
Pictures; Western Union Telegraph, and many others.<br />
Nice, colorful grouping. Mostly IC, VF+-EF. [73]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
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324 Large Dealer’s Lot of Mostly Modern Certificates.<br />
AT&T(6); American Tobacco (orange(125), green<br />
small(4), large 16); Beaver Creek Distillery(34) Beaver<br />
Creek Industries. dark green(35), light green(22),<br />
blue(7); Pan American World Airways (blue(35),<br />
brown(49), red(124); Real Silk Hosiery Mills(9);<br />
Chino Copper(7); E.C.DeWitt(2); Dewey &<br />
Almy(4); West Shore RR brown(1),orange(39); Pittsburgh,<br />
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis RR [bond,<br />
green 25); Custer Channel Wing(12); Interstate<br />
Credit(8) and others. These are great for making up<br />
sets of all different certificates. Mostly IC, VF+. Must<br />
be seen. [560+] Est. 100-150<br />
325 Miscellaneous Group of Certificates and Related<br />
Ephemera: [17] American Flag House and Betsy<br />
Ross Memorial Assoc., 1898; City of Jersey City<br />
$1000, 1908; Commercial Bank of Egypt, 1952;<br />
Common Fund, 1869; (4) sheets of State of Louisiana<br />
“Baby” Bonds, and (2) singles, 1870s; State of<br />
Hawaii, 1985; 1780 Pennsylvania receipt for black<br />
horse; Knox Divide Mining, 1919. Glued down and<br />
mounted to backing cardboard; Illinois Health Facilities<br />
Authority, 1977. Glued down and mounted to<br />
backing cardboard, very “sticky” at edges. Also includes<br />
(3) cigar labels, one of which is framed - “Bandera<br />
Cubana,” and an excellent “PAID IN FULL”<br />
with gold coin and money illustration. Well worth a<br />
look and a bid! All average VG-Fine, except the two<br />
glued down stocks, Good. Est. 100-200<br />
Mining<br />
326 Alaska Gold Rush Certificate. Arctic Mining & Development<br />
(IL), 1898. Eagle. IU. VF+. Est. 75-125<br />
327 Chester County Mining (PA), 185(1), #85, lovely<br />
vignette of bridge over canal with a few mineral<br />
barges, steam engine approaching bridge, William<br />
Penn and Benjamin Franklin. Minor fold split, else<br />
F/VF. Est. 40-60<br />
328 Concordia Gold Mining Co (IL), $10 shares capital<br />
stock, 188(8), #161, sluices, mill beside a mountain,<br />
miners, gold seal. Scarce. Pinhole, upper right<br />
corner, else VF+. Est. 60-90<br />
329 Derwent Gold Mining (CA), 1876. Mariposa<br />
County. 1,200 shs. Fancy monogram, left. IU. VF+.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
332 Golconda Mining Company of Leadville Colorado<br />
$10 shs, 1881, miners underground, ornate borders<br />
and title, IU. VF+. Est. 100-150<br />
333 Nice Grouping of Massachusetts & New Mexico<br />
Consolidated Mining Shares. Maine incorporation.<br />
Common 1881(1), 1882(9). Miners in circle, left. IC.<br />
VF+, mostly. [10] Est. 75-125<br />
334 A Second Grouping of Massachusetts & New<br />
Mexico Consolidated Mining Shares. Maine incorporation.<br />
1881(8),1882(2). Miners in circle, left. IC.<br />
[10] Est. 75-125<br />
335 A Third Grouping of Massachusetts & New Mexico<br />
Consolidated Mining Shares. Maine incorporation.<br />
1881(11),1882(9). The pen cancels are heavier,<br />
otherwise VF+, for the most part. [20]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
336 Mineral Bed Consolidated Mining Company of<br />
AZ (NJ), $10 shs, 1880, mining scene, semi-nude<br />
Justice right, red monogram underprint, light toning<br />
on the edge and back, otherwise VF. Perhaps two<br />
dozen known. VF. Est. 75-135<br />
337 North Banner Con. Tunnel (CA), Common, 1883.<br />
Nevada City. Western mining scene. On yellow paper.<br />
Issued, very lightly canceled. EF+. Est. 50-75<br />
338 Ohio & Missouri Mining (OH), $50 shares, 1847,<br />
#2628, Vulcan top, Justice left, George Washington<br />
lower left, Columbia right, hands shaking bottom,<br />
toned, borders trimmed close, but sharp and about very<br />
fine+. Est. 100-150<br />
339 Pacific Paint Mining (CA), 1878. Miner. Ornate<br />
scrolls in left end panel. VF. Est. 60-90<br />
340 Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Co (PA), 100 $100<br />
shares, 1881, #791, miners, gryphons flank share<br />
value at bottom, brown borders, ABN, IU. EF.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
341 Rockdale Gold Mining Co., (NY), $100 shares,<br />
1860s, men prospecting for gold, work sluice in river,<br />
at left vertical mine shaft with winch and mining underground,<br />
unissued, Corlies & Macy, VF, XF, XF.<br />
[3] Est. 50-100<br />
330 Derwent Gold Mining (CA), 1870s. San Francisco.<br />
Monogram, left. IU. Nice VF+. [3] Est. 150-250<br />
331 Doctor Jack Pot Mining (WY), 400 shares, 1912,<br />
#2767, with wrong embossed seal on face - actually<br />
for the Guanajuato Power and Electric Co! - pencil<br />
marks highlighting seal, staple hole, VF+.<br />
Est. 50-100<br />
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344 Tuolumne County Water Co (CA), One share, Columbia,<br />
1858, #3282, outstanding vignette of placer<br />
miners with sluices, relief-style engraving right, black,<br />
printed by Britton & Rey, San Francisco, lightly cut<br />
canceled, toned, edge wear, good VF. This successful venture<br />
supplied much-needed water for gold mining.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
345 Tuolumne County Water Co. (CA) 1859. Wonderful<br />
vignette of miners tending a series of water flumes.<br />
Choice condition for this issue. Neatly conserved spindle<br />
cancel at center, otherwise VF+. Est. 60-90<br />
346 Vulcan Mining (NJ) 1848. 10 Shares. Vulcan. Seminude<br />
female with eagle, left. Trimmed up to borders,<br />
otherwise VF+. Est. 50-100<br />
Wonderful Wells Fargo Mining Certificate<br />
342<br />
342 Stafford Meadow Coal Iron City Improvement Co<br />
of Scranton (PA), $100 6% mortgage bonds, 1858,<br />
state arms, allegorical figures in corners, woman with<br />
US shield right, George Washington below, black, on<br />
pinkish paper, coupons (most complete), IU. VF+-<br />
EF. [16] (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
347<br />
343<br />
347 Wells Fargo Mining (CA) 1879. Virginia District,<br />
Storey County, Nevada. San Francisco Office, 50 shs.<br />
Driver’s whip cracks above a team of four horses<br />
pulling a Wells Fargo Mining Company stage coach<br />
loaded with passengers and bullion. Issued, uncancelled.<br />
Light soiling on back. Numerous pinholes, left.<br />
F-VF. Whether or not the name of the mine is directly<br />
connected to the name of the express company is still a<br />
matter of conjecture, but the illustrations on very few<br />
mining stocks capture the true essence of the Wild West<br />
as well as this example does. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
343 Tombstone Mill & Mining (CT) Tombstone District,<br />
Pima County, Arizona. 1885. 9 shares. Indians. ABN.<br />
IU. Pinhole upper right. VF+. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
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348 Colorado Mining Group “A”.<br />
1) Amarillo Gold Mining 1927. Fortuna, George<br />
Washington. Green. IU. VF, light toning.<br />
2) Anna May Gold Mining 1899. Flowers. IU. VF+.<br />
3) Atlanta, Cripple Creek & Creede Mining 1900.<br />
Miners. 10,000 shs. IU. EF.<br />
4) Aurora Consolidated Mining 1907. Woman with<br />
star. IU. VF, toned a bit.<br />
5) Banker Mining & Tunnel 1903. Miners. IU. VF+.<br />
6) Banner Gold Mining 1915. Liberty, shield. IU. EF.<br />
7) Beacon Hill Tunnel 1897. IU. VF+.<br />
8) Bull Hill Gold Mining 1899. Mines, mountains.<br />
9) Carter Mining 1912. Liberty, eagle, shield. IU. EF.<br />
10) Colorado Milling & Elevator 1911. Mills. IC.<br />
VF+. [10] Est. 200-300<br />
349 Colorado Mining Shares “B”<br />
1) Crown Gold Mining 1903. Gold border. IU. EF.<br />
2) Double Eagle Gold Mining 1906. Miners. IU.<br />
VF+.<br />
3) George Washington Gold Mining 1903. Woman,<br />
Washington. IU. VF+.<br />
4) Gilpin-Cripple Creek Mining & Tunnel 1903.<br />
Miners. IU. EF.<br />
5-6) Gold Dirt Mining 1928. Miners. IU. VF+ and<br />
1926 Gold nugget, IU. VF+.<br />
7) Gold Mines Consolidated 1938. Miners. IU. EF.<br />
8) Lady Campbell Gold Mining 1897. Lady. Usual<br />
red diagonal cancel. VF+.<br />
9) Lemhi Placer Mining 1895. Seated lady, miners.<br />
IU. EF.<br />
10) Marion Gold Mining. 1903. Miners. IU. VF+..<br />
[10] Est. 250-350<br />
350 Colorado Mining Shares “C”.<br />
1) Bunker Hill Gold Mining & Dredging 1909. IC.<br />
VF.<br />
2) Findley Gold Mining 1900. IC. VF+.<br />
3) Mohawk Gold Mining 1895. Miners. IU. Stain,<br />
bottom, else VF.<br />
4) Gold Dirt Mining 1927. Gold nugget.<br />
5) Pittsburg Consolidated Mining, Milling & Tunnel<br />
1903. Miners. IU. VF+.<br />
6) Robinson Consolidated Mining 1893. Miners. IU.<br />
VF+.<br />
7) Verde Gold Mining 1903. Flowers. IU. VF+.<br />
8) Washington Gold Mining 1896. Columbia. IU.<br />
EF.<br />
9) Zoe Gold Mining 1901. Mountain. IU. VF, fold<br />
soil on back.<br />
10) Isabella Gold Mining 1899. Eagle. IC. VF, soiled<br />
margin.<br />
11) Colorado Milling & Elevator 1910. Mills. IC. VF.<br />
[11] Est. 150-250<br />
351 Better Mining Shares.<br />
1) Gold Placer Mining 1880. Hydraulic mining scene.<br />
IU. VF, rough bottom edge. Nicer than most we have<br />
seen.<br />
2) Gold Valley Placer Mining 1897. State seal. IC.<br />
VF+.<br />
3) Alta Montana 1881. Mountain, miners. IU. VF+.<br />
3) Mammon Gold 1892. Cherub, miners. IU. Paper<br />
clip stain, else VF.<br />
4) Stormont Mining 1892. Cherubs, silver dollars. All<br />
green. IU. VF+.<br />
5) Bisbee Belle Copper 1901. Cow girl, Indian cent.<br />
IU. VF+.<br />
6) Hidden Fortune 1905. Eagle, shield. IU. Small repairs<br />
near left margin, else VF+.<br />
7) Robinson Consolidated Mining 1893. Miners.<br />
Green. IU. VF+.<br />
8) Father De Smet Consolidated Gold Mining 1883.<br />
Preacher, Indians. IC. VF+.<br />
9) Original Butte Mining 1881. Ornate borders and<br />
title. IC. VF.<br />
10) Landecker Gold Mining 1905. Miners. IU. VF+,<br />
small fold splits. [11] Est. 200-300<br />
352 Smaller Format Mining Shares.<br />
1) Bunker Hill Gold & Silver Mining (CO) 1892.<br />
Brown central vignette of Irwin, Colorado and the<br />
mining property. Red seal. IU. VF.<br />
2) Hale Norcross Mining (NV) 1907. IC. VF+.<br />
3) Copper Giant Mining (NY) 1883. IU. Small corner<br />
off, toned, otherwise VF.<br />
4-6) Mexican Gold & Silver Mining (CA) 1911. IC.<br />
VF+.<br />
7) Cascade Silver Mines & Mills (MT) 1919. IU. VF,<br />
pinholes.<br />
8) Cash Boy Consolidated Mining (NV) 1918. IU.<br />
VF+.<br />
9) Chollar Gold & Silver Mining (NV) 1919. UC.<br />
EF.<br />
9) Rescue-Eula Mining (NV) 1917. IU. VF.<br />
10) Silver Pick Consolidated Mines (NV) 1816. IU.<br />
Toned VF.<br />
11-13) Brunswick Consolidated Gold Mining (CA)<br />
1910. Both IC, VF, light stains.<br />
14) Chico Gold & Silver Mining (CA) 186_. UU. EF.<br />
15) Honest Gold & Silver Mining (CA) 186_. UU.<br />
EF.<br />
16-17) Ruby Hill Tunnel & Mining. UU. Both EF.<br />
[17] Est. 150-250<br />
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353 Assorted Mining Shares with Nicer Vignettes.<br />
Arizona Copper Belt Mining 1927. Lions; Arlington<br />
Mining 1907. Hercules ; Guanajuato Consolidated<br />
Mining & Milling 1901. Eagles; Hornsilver Mining<br />
& Milling 1901. Child on winged wheel; Hudson Bay<br />
Mining & Smelting. 1960. Dog sled; Lead Cave Mining<br />
1900. Hercules; Mill City Mining & Development<br />
1909. Mines, miners. Moulton Mining 1894 & 1898.<br />
Blue. Miners; Mytus Gold 1939. Crusader, pyramids<br />
; Parrot Silver & Copper 1899. Parrot; Viznaga Gold<br />
Mining 1902. Mountains in tropics; Standard Aluminum<br />
Reduction 1898. Liberty and flag; Original<br />
Rawhide Mining 1908. Two women; Stormont Mining<br />
1883. Cherubs, silver dollars; Tacoma Co. 1906.<br />
Green paper. Brown underprint. Miners. Mostly issued,<br />
VF+. Many are not canceled. A visually attractive<br />
grouping. [15] Est. 200-300<br />
354 Georgia Mining.<br />
1) Southern Cross Gold Mining 1899. IU. VF+.<br />
2) Piedmont Tin Mining 1911. IU. VF+.<br />
3) Georgia Mining & Manufacturing 188_. UU. EF.<br />
4-5) Etowah Gold Mining IU. VF+. [5] Est. 30-50<br />
355 International Mining Shares.<br />
1-2) North American Gold Placers (property in Honduras)<br />
1905 & 1906.IC. Both VF+.<br />
3) Nipissing Mines (Ontario) 1929. IU. Stains, small<br />
margin hole, else VF.<br />
4) Cobalt Silver Queen (Toronto) 1906. IU. Moderate<br />
stains, else VF.<br />
5) International Nickel Company of Canada 1930 IC.<br />
VF+.<br />
6) Silver Leaf Mining (Ontario) 1918. IU. Edge tear,<br />
else VF. [6] Est. 50-75<br />
356 Better Coal, Iron and Land Bonds and Shares.<br />
Carbondale Coal & Coke 1882. IU. VF+; Lake Superior<br />
Iron & Chemical (MI) 1907. IC. VF+ ; Lehigh<br />
Coal & Navigation (PA) 1865, IC. VF; West Virginia<br />
Coal, Iron & Lumber (TN) IU. VF+; Bessemer Land<br />
& Improvement (AL) 1888. VF+. IC. [5]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
357 A Nice Assortment of Mostly Coal Certificates.<br />
Fort Payne; Battle Creek Coal & Coke; Cambria<br />
County Coal; Colonial Timber & Coal; Buck Mountain<br />
Coal; Consolidated Coal(2); Glen Alden Coal and<br />
many others. All are issued, some are not canceled.<br />
Average VF+. Most are clean and colorful. Should be<br />
seen. [19] Est. 30-50<br />
358 Attractive Mining Share Grouping.<br />
1) Bingham Mary Copper (UT) 1907. Pretty girl. IU.<br />
VF+.<br />
2) Frontier Gold Mining (AZ) 1904. IU. VF, pinholes.<br />
3) Ben Hur Mining (MT) 1907. IC. Stains, else VF.<br />
4-5) Clinton Consolidated Mining (AZ) 1903 &<br />
1906. IU. Both VF+.<br />
6) Parrot Silver & Copper (MT) 1901. IC. VF+. 7)<br />
Onondaga Copper (MI) 1912. IU. VF+.<br />
8) Oneco Copper Mining (MI) 1923. IU. VF+.<br />
9) Winona Copper (MI) 1916. IU. VF+. [9]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
359 Nice Mining Share Assortment.<br />
1) Homestake Mining (DT) 1880. Signed by Haggin.<br />
IC. VF+.<br />
2) Santo Domingo Silver Mining (PA) 1882. Mines in<br />
Batopilas, Chihuahua, Mexico. IU. VF+.<br />
3) Moulton Mining (UT) 1881. Signed by Clark. IC.<br />
VF+.<br />
4) Republic Consolidated Gold Mining (WA) 1899.<br />
IU. EF.<br />
5) Mammoth Gold Mining (WA) 1899. IU. VF+.<br />
6-7) Tamarack & Chesapeake Mining (WA) 1898. IC.<br />
VF+.<br />
8) Isabella Gold Mining (CO) 1897. IC. VF+.<br />
9) Charlestown Mining, Manufacturing & Improvement<br />
(WV) 1891. IU. EF. [9] Est. 75-125<br />
360 1850s Mining Pair.<br />
1) Rapidan Mining (NY) 1856. Miners. Virginia arms.<br />
Blue seal. IU. On thin, translucent paper. EF.<br />
2) New York & Boston Silver Lead (NY) 186_. UC.<br />
VF. [2] Est. 30-50<br />
361 1870s and 1880s Mining Shares.<br />
1) Homestake Mining (DT) 1881. Signed by Haggin.<br />
IC. VF.<br />
2) Diamond Silver Mining (IL) 1879. IU. Fold junction<br />
holes, else VF.<br />
3) Lebanon Acton Silver Mining (ME) 1880. IU. VF,<br />
back soiling.<br />
4) New Mexico Mining (NM) 1867. IC. VF, stains on<br />
border.<br />
5) Silver Bell Mining (NB) 1871. IU. Stains, otherwise<br />
About Fine. [5] Est. 100-150<br />
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362 Mining Certificate Grouping. Impaired (9). Unissued,<br />
average VF+. (10).<br />
Golden Treasure; Round Mountain; Gold Queen; Redoubtable;<br />
Alabama Caverns; California King and others.<br />
Stains, edge splits, etc, but still useful. Must be seen.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
363 Colorful Mining Certificates.<br />
1) Original Bullfrog Mines Syndicate (AZ), 1906. 100<br />
shs. Green bull frog. IU. VF+.<br />
2) Moqui Copper Company (AZ), 1906. 500 shs. Orange<br />
and green. Eagle and shield. Indian chief. Buffalo.<br />
IU. VF+. [2] Est. 75-125<br />
364 Mining Assortment 1920s-1950s.<br />
Alladin Gold Mining (NV) 1935; Columbian Emerald<br />
Syndicate 1921; First Thought Gold Mines (WA)<br />
1924; Great Chief Uranium (NV) 1955; Homestake<br />
Mining (CA) 1938; Moscow Silver Mines 1933; Oregon-Paymaster<br />
(WA) 1926; Tri-Bullion Smelting &<br />
Development (AZ) 1922; Yellow Boy Mining (OR)<br />
1928 and others. Mostly VF+. Some IU. [38]<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
365 1900-1920 Mining Shares Grouping.<br />
Acme Consolidated Gold & Copper Mining (ME)<br />
1908; Arizona Binghampton Copper (AZ) 1919;<br />
Calumet & Arizona Mining (AZ) 1919; Chino Copper(2)<br />
(ME) 1913; Cienequita Copper (NV) 1906;<br />
Crooked River Mining & Milling (ID) 1903;<br />
Ebenezer Mining & Milling (WI) 1906; Five Bears<br />
(SD) 1904; High Ore Gold & Copper(2 )(MT) 1899;<br />
Parrot Silver & Copper (MT) 1899; U.S. Gold (CO)<br />
1915; Tenderfoot Gold Mining & Milling (SD) 1902;<br />
Wauconda Gold Mining(WA) 1900, and others,<br />
mostly different. Many are IU. Most are VF+. A very<br />
nice lot that should be carefully examined. [62]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
366 Mines and Minerals Group.<br />
1) Vermillion Pipe & Iron Land (MI) 1915. Rough<br />
top edge with small pieces out. IU. Otherwise VF.<br />
2) Wyandot Copper (MI) 1915. IU. VF. Some heavier<br />
back endorsements.<br />
3) Helvetia Copper (AZ) 1915. IU. VF+.<br />
4) Stratton’s Independence, Ltd. 1899. Dated NY,<br />
British incorporation. IU. Rough top margin, split,<br />
small hole, otherwise VF. [4] Est. 30-50<br />
367 Mining & Mineral Collection:<br />
Aguacate Mines, 1900-1909, (3); Alaska Goldfields,<br />
Corp., 19__; Calumet & Montana Consolidated Mining<br />
Co., 1914; Cobalt Portage Mines, Ltd., 1907; Illinois<br />
Gold Mining & Milling Co., 1909; Jerome Verde<br />
Development Co., 1921; Lehigh Coal & Navigation<br />
Co., 1962; Magma Copper Co., 1936/1958 (2);<br />
North Butte Mining Co., 1909; Quincy Mining Co.,<br />
1873; Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Co., 1911; and<br />
South Lake Mining Co., 1915 (4), signed by Arthur<br />
C. Paine. Plus six additional pieces. All average<br />
Fine-VF. [24] Est. 200-300<br />
368 Mining & Minerals Collection:<br />
Crona Copper (NM). Clay Center, Kansas. Shs. 1901,<br />
1904; Also included are Defender Mining (AZ)<br />
1900s(4); Nabob Oil (AZ Terr.) 1900s(2); Seal Beach<br />
Oil (CA) 1922(2); St. Vrain Gold Mining & Milling<br />
of Clay Center, KS and Lyons, CO 1904(3);<br />
Waukegan & Washington Mining & Smelting (WA)<br />
1899-1900(4); Kennebec Mining & Smelting (MA)<br />
1901 edge tears; Red Rose Oil (AZ) 1931; Black Panther<br />
Oil & Refining (DE) 1920; Mexico-American<br />
Mining (AZ) 1934 small hole; Success Oil (AZ) 1903;<br />
Tip Top Copper (SD) 1904 All are IU, and mostly<br />
VF+. [23] Est. 80-120<br />
369 Mining & Oil Collection, featuring such nice pieces<br />
as: Black Panther Oil & Refining Corp., 1920; Kennebec<br />
Mining & Smelting, 1901. “The Reapers.”;<br />
Mexico-American Mining Corp., 1934 with accompanying<br />
company correspondence on letterhead, (2);<br />
Red Rose Oil, 1932; Success Oil, 1903; Tip Top Copper,<br />
1904. All average Fine-VF. [7] Est. 80-120<br />
Oil<br />
370 Big Tank Oil Co (PA),$5 shs, Venango County,<br />
1865, barrels load onto railroad car, eagle, buck, R44<br />
affixed, some edge nibbles, otherwise VF. Est. 60-90<br />
371 Excelsior Oil Venango County, Pa, 1,800 shs.<br />
Philadelphia 1940, #1238, oil wells and storage tanks,<br />
Pennsylvania arms at left, black, good VF. A rare instance<br />
of very late usage of an early certificate form.<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
372 Harrison Oil Co (PA), $5 shs, Venango County,<br />
1865, derrick and vat beside river, revenue stamp affixed,<br />
minor edge roughness, otherwise, VF.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
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374 Standard Oil (OH) 1___. SPECIMEN. Shares.<br />
Green. Capitol Building, similar to the vignette on the<br />
Standard Oil Trust, but a later version. ABN. VF+.<br />
Est. 100-200<br />
373<br />
373 Standard Oil Trust 1887. 56 Shares. Green. Capitol<br />
Building. No.3316. Signed as President by John D.<br />
Rockefeller. Signed as Secretary by Henry M. Flagler.<br />
Crisp signatures, light roller cancellations instead<br />
of the more obtrusive pen cancellations often encountered.<br />
VF+.<br />
In an effort to bypass certain governmental pressures<br />
concerning the alleged monopolistic powers of Standard<br />
Oil Company, the Standard Oil Trust was conceived<br />
and controlled by nine trustees. As general<br />
statutes at the time limited corporate ownership of out<br />
-of-state firms, Rockefeller and Flagler devised a plan<br />
to surmount these legal obstacles. Acquisitions and<br />
ventures were channeled through trustees whose affiliation<br />
and loyalty to Rockefeller and Standard Oil<br />
were not readily obvious.<br />
This new arrangement enabled Rockefeller to form alliances<br />
and set up new concerns in other states while<br />
retaining complete control of all the various interests.<br />
It brought new meaning to the word “Trust”, and<br />
made Rockefeller and Flagler the most powerful individuals<br />
in the industry and the richest men in the<br />
world.<br />
John D. Rockefeller (1839-1937) was the dominant<br />
figure in the oil industry until his retirement in 1911.<br />
He started his business career as a bookkeeper, and by<br />
age 19 was a partner in a produce business. He began<br />
operating a small refinery with his partners, and<br />
quickly realized the growing investment possibilities in<br />
what was then a fairly new industry. In 1870, he organized<br />
the Standard Oil Company of Ohio and proceeded<br />
to achieve control over 90% of the oil refineries<br />
in the country.<br />
Rockefeller had little interest in discovering oil; he left<br />
that to wildcatters and other speculators. He concentrated<br />
on the transportation, distribution and sale of<br />
petroleum products, building a fortune estimated at<br />
over a billion dollars. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
375<br />
375 Zollarsville Petroleum Company (PA), 1864. One<br />
share. Unusual large format. Ceres, oil tower, left. The<br />
entire working capital was $7,250. IU. Stains in the<br />
margins and on back, otherwise VF. First this cataloger<br />
has seen. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
376 Wonderful Oil Share Collection.<br />
Uncle Sam Oil(3 types); War Baby Oil & Refinery;<br />
Wyoming Chief Oil & Refining; Old Dominion<br />
Oil(2); Sequoyah Oil & Refining; Security Oil(3)(2<br />
types); Salt Creek Petroleum; Richfield Union Petroleum;<br />
Pyramid Oil & Refining Syndicate; Pacific-Union Oil;<br />
Old Gibraltar oil; South Alabama Oil & Gas; Smackover<br />
Five Gusher Pool; Telfair Oil(2) Two-Ten Oil,<br />
and many more, all different. The consignor had an<br />
obvious passion for attractive and unusual oil shares.<br />
Mostly IC. Average VF+. Should be seen. [56]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
377 Group of Oil Certificates, features: American Industrial<br />
Oil (AZ) 1917; Anticline Oil (ID) 1918; Appalachian<br />
Oil (DE) 1918; Black Panther Oil &<br />
Refining (DE) 1921; Black Golconda Syndicate (TX)<br />
1919; Buffalo Oil & Gas (OK) 1918; Butler Oil &<br />
Refining (CO) 1937; California Diamond Oil (CA)<br />
190_; California Rock-Oil (CA) 1900; Eureka Oil &<br />
Refining (DE) 1919; Ohio & California Refining Oil<br />
(WV) 1902; and 43 others. Most with nice oil vignettes,<br />
average Fine-VF. [53] Est. 120-180<br />
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378 Colorful Gas & Oil Shares. Nice group that includes<br />
Birmingham, East Birmingham & South Pittsburgh<br />
Gas (PA) 1857, Blacklick & Conemaugh Petroleum<br />
& Mining (PA) 1860s, Bull Creek Oil (WV) 1864,<br />
Capitol Petroleum Transportation (WA) 1920,<br />
Chicago Crude Oil (TX) 1901, Glenrock Oil (VA)<br />
1928, and Ohio & California Refining Oil (WV)<br />
1902. [7] Est. 100-150<br />
Railroads<br />
379 Atlantic City & Shore RR (NJ), Common, 1906.<br />
Green. Electric streetcar flanked by beach scenes. IC.<br />
Some toning in the lower left margins only, otherwise<br />
VF+. A very popular title. Est. 50-75<br />
380 “Black Tuesday” Share Certificate. Baltimore &<br />
Ohio RR (MD), October 29, 1929. 10 Shares. Blue.<br />
Train. No.D199591. IC. VF+.<br />
On “Black Tuesday”, October 29, 1929, a record 16 million<br />
shares were traded. The Dow dropped 30 points,<br />
causing the Market to lose more than 12% of its value in<br />
a single day. It would be forty more years before that<br />
would happen again. Est. 75-125<br />
386 Central Railroad Company of New Jersey Duo.<br />
1) Shares. SPECIMEN. Woman on throne flanked by<br />
men. Diesel. Orange. Operated from 1839 to 1976.<br />
Their Communipaw Terminal is now part of Liberty<br />
State Park near the Statue of Liberty.<br />
2) Similar. $1,000 Equipment Trust Of 1948. SPEC-<br />
IMEN. Eagle. Olive. Both Unc. with two light punch<br />
cancels. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
387 Chicago & Northwestern Railway Pairing.<br />
1) Preferred, 1922. Red. Ornate border of trains,<br />
wheels and other railroad related items. IU. 2) Similar,<br />
Common, 1922. Green. Both VF, and perhaps the<br />
margins have been trimmed a bit. Still quite attractive.<br />
[2] Est. 50-75<br />
388 Cumberland RR (KY) 1905. 35 shs, Train. IC. VF+.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
389 Duluth and Winnipeg (WI) 1881. $1,000 6% mortgage<br />
bond. Lumber men, train. ABN. Minor edge<br />
wear, one lightly toned, both good VF. [2]<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
381 Bedford & Hollidaysburg RR (PA), Common,<br />
1901. Issued to and signed by A. J. County, a vice<br />
president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Signed by<br />
Samuel Rea. IC. VF+, stub over left border.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
382 Branchville & Bowman RR (SC), Common, 1900.<br />
Both IU with neatly tied documentary stamps affixed.<br />
Minor corner nibbles, otherwise EF. [2] Est. 50-75<br />
383 Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Group.<br />
1872. Train in oval frame, full green underprint. Very<br />
attractive, with unobtrusive rubber stamp cancels near<br />
the left border. All but one have blue US Internal Revenue<br />
stamps affixed. VF+ to EF. [10] Est. 150-250<br />
384 Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Group.<br />
1872. Train in oval frame, full green underprint. Very<br />
attractive, with unobtrusive rubber stamp cancels near<br />
the left border. All have blue US Internal Revenue<br />
stamps affixed. VF+ to EF. [10] Est. 150-250<br />
385 A Third Grouping of Burlington and Missouri<br />
River Railroad Shares. 1870s. Train in oval frame,<br />
full green underprint on most. Rubber stamp cancels<br />
near the left border. Some have blue US Internal Revenue<br />
stamps affixed. A few are impaired. VF+ to EF.<br />
[10] Est. 100-150<br />
390<br />
390 Fernandina & Jacksonville Railroad (FL) 1880,<br />
$1,000 7% Bond. Green “1000” overprint. Train<br />
passes telegraph poles. Signed by E. H. Harriman<br />
on verso, IC, all coupons present, EF. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
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391 Florida Railway & Navigation (FL), 100 Shares<br />
Preferred, 1888. Orange. “FLORIDA” arches over<br />
long train. Lovely ABN product. IU. Light age toning<br />
throughout, otherwise VF+.<br />
In 1884-85, the Florida Transit and Peninsular Railroad<br />
merged with the Florida Central and Western<br />
Railroad, Fernandina and Jacksonville Railroad, and<br />
Leesburg and Indian River Railroad and became the<br />
Florida Railway and Navigation Company, becoming<br />
the largest railroad system in Florida.]The new company<br />
was placed in receivership in October 1885 and sold at<br />
foreclosure. It was reorganized and became the Florida<br />
Central and Peninsular Railroad Company in 1886.<br />
Our consignor only had two of each color, all being<br />
offered here. R7 per Cox. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
393<br />
393 Florida Railway & Navigation (FL), 100 Shares<br />
Common, 1888. Green. Small boat in circle, left. Locomotive<br />
head on, right. ABN. IU. EF. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
394<br />
394 Florida Railway & Navigation (FL), 100 Shares<br />
Common, 1888. Green. Small boat in circle, left. Locomotive<br />
head on, right. ABN. IU. VF+. (photo)<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
392<br />
392 Florida Railway & Navigation (FL), 100 Shares<br />
Preferred, 1888. Orange. “FLORIDA” arches over<br />
long train. Lovely ABN product. IU. Light age toning<br />
throughout, otherwise VF+..<br />
Our consignor only had two of each color, all being<br />
offered here. R7 per Cox. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
395 Gainesville, Jefferson & Southern RR (GA), 1882.<br />
Train facing right near top. Ornate figures in the corners.<br />
Cox reports only one other example. IU. Minor<br />
stains, otherwise VF+. Est. 75-125<br />
396 Gainesville, Jefferson & Southern RR (GA), 1885.<br />
Small train faces right. Fancy links form border. This<br />
variety is not listed in Cox, and it is the only one this<br />
consignor had. IU. VF+ or so. Est. 50-75<br />
397 Georgia & Florida RR 1929. Stock trust certificates<br />
for preferred stock. Green. IU. VF+. [6] Est. 50-75<br />
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398 Gulf Florida & Alabama Rwy (FL), 100 Shares,<br />
Common, 1914. Green. Locomotive #86. IC. EF.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
399 Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount Joy & Lancaster<br />
RR (PA). 1870, $50 shs, a delightful, beautifully illustrated<br />
stock: allegorical women before city, Wm<br />
Penn, Ben Franklin, locomotives, man with dog, milk<br />
maid, eagles, PA state arms, sharp embossed seal of<br />
carriage car. Issued to the Pennsylvania Railroad and<br />
signed six times by J. Edgar Thomson, its first president.<br />
IC. VF+. Est. 100-150<br />
400 Civil War Date Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount<br />
Joy & Lancaster Railroad Certificates. All 1861.<br />
A delightful, beautifully illustrated stock: allegorical<br />
women before city, Wm Penn, Ben Franklin, locomotives,<br />
man with dog, milk maid, eagles, PA state arms,<br />
sharp embossed seal with carriage car. Neatly canceled<br />
through the signatures. A very choice grouping. IC.<br />
VF+. [5] Est. 400-600<br />
401 Nice Group of 1850s Harrisburg, Portsmouth,<br />
Mount Joy & Lancaster RR Certificates. Beautifully<br />
illustrated stock: allegorical women before city,<br />
Wm Penn, Ben Franklin, locomotives, man with dog,<br />
milk maid, eagles, PA state arms, sharp embossed seal<br />
of carriage car. IC. One has “Transferred” in ink<br />
over the text, but the others are all choice VF+. [5]<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
402 Another Decent Group of 1850s Harrisburg,<br />
Portsmouth, Mount Joy & Lancaster RR Certificates.<br />
Beautifully illustrated stock: allegorical women<br />
before city, Wm Penn, Ben Franklin, locomotives,<br />
man with dog, milk maid, eagles, PA state arms, sharp<br />
embossed seal of carriage car. IC. These all have some<br />
minor bleed through from endorsements on the back. [4]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
403 Indianapolis & Vincennes Railroad Co (IN), 1869,<br />
No.74. Issued to and signed by Ambrose Burnside<br />
twice. IC. Est. 40-60<br />
404 Kentucky Union Rwy Pair.<br />
1) $1000 5% 40-year gold bond, 1888. Red. Eagle.<br />
IU. VF+.<br />
2)Similar, 14 shs. 1890. Red. Train under bridge. IU.<br />
VF+. [2] Est. 60-90<br />
405<br />
405 Kona & Kau Railway (HI) 1902. $100 First Mortgage<br />
Bonds. Green. Trains. IU. Both VF+, with light<br />
stains in the top margins. [2] (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
406 Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rwy Co (NY),<br />
$50,000 3-1/2% Gold Bond, 1946, #s 2068 and<br />
2069, Cornelius Vanderbilt, train pulling into station,<br />
green, ABN, punch cancelled, else EF. [2]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
407 Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge & Railroad (KY)<br />
1920. 3 shs. Train and eagle flank title. IC. Minor pin<br />
holes, margins trimmed a bit, but clear, otherwise<br />
VF+. Est. 50-75<br />
408 Marietta & North Georgia RR (GA), Common,<br />
1883. Train. Liberty and arms, left. Ceres and Fortuna,<br />
right. Light staple holes in left margin, otherwise<br />
VF+. Est. 50-75<br />
409 Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co, (NY),<br />
1880. 1) No.B7963 signed by Jay Gould. 2)<br />
No.B10714 signed by G. M. Dodge. Both IC, with<br />
stubs attached. Both VF-VF+. [2] Est. 75-125<br />
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410 Large Group of Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad<br />
Shares.<br />
Mostly early 1900s. Green. Train leaves roundhouse.<br />
IC. Perhaps 10% have stubs attached lightly. Otherwise<br />
VF+ on average, and very clean for the most part.<br />
[100] (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
411 Another Large Group of Missouri, Kansas &<br />
Texas Railroad Shares.<br />
Mostly early 1900s. Green. Train leaves roundhouse.<br />
IC. Perhaps 30% have stubs attached lightly. Otherwise<br />
VF+ on average, and very clean for the most part.<br />
[100] Est. 250-350<br />
412 A Small Group of Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad<br />
Shares.<br />
Mostly early 1900s. Green. Train leaves roundhouse.<br />
IC. All have stubs attached lightly. Otherwise VF+ on<br />
average, and very clean for the most part. [22]<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
413 A Second Smaller Group of Missouri, Kansas &<br />
Texas Railroad Shares.<br />
Mostly early 1900s. Green. Train leaves roundhouse.<br />
IC. All with stubs attached lightly. Otherwise VF+ on<br />
average, and very clean for the most part. [22]<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
414 New Creek Co (VA), $10 shares, capital stock,<br />
185(71), train. Corner tip off. VF. Est. 30-50<br />
415<br />
415 New Jersey Junction RR Co (NY) 1886. $1,000<br />
4%. #2717. Brown. Signed by John Pierpont Morgan<br />
and HC Fahnestock on trustee certificate on<br />
verso. Ships on the Hudson. Missing two signatures<br />
on the front. EF. Also includes an unissued and unsigned<br />
example. [2]<br />
John Pierpont Morgan (1837-1913) became one of the<br />
richest men in the United States with shrewdly managed<br />
investments in railroads, steel, and gold. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
416 Larger New York Central & Hudson River Railroad<br />
Bond Grouping.<br />
1912. $1,000. Blue. Trains. Trackworkers. IC. Numerous<br />
punches, but still quite suitable for framed<br />
documents. Otherwise VF+ on average. [100]<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
417 Smaller New York Central & Hudson River Railroad<br />
Bond Grouping.<br />
1912. $1,000. Blue. Trains. Trackworkers. IC. Numerous<br />
punches, but still quite suitable for framed<br />
documents. Otherwise VF+ on average. [78]<br />
Est. 30-50<br />
418 Northern Pacific RR Co, 1891 17.5” x 10” advertisement<br />
for 7% 30-year gold bonds, by “Jay Cooke<br />
& Co. - Fiscal Agents,” with map of railroad from St<br />
Paul and Duluth to Portland and Seattle on verso,<br />
minor edge separation at horizontal fold, VF+.<br />
Est. 75-100<br />
419 New York and Harlem RR (NY), $50 shares, 1870,<br />
#11801, signed by William H. Vanderbilt as president,<br />
train passes under bridge at top, sailor and mechanic,<br />
left, dog lower left, RN-T4 at center, heavily<br />
punch canceled, affecting signature, numerous pinholes,<br />
edge wear, VF. Est. 75-125<br />
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420 Northern Railroad Grouping. 1870s. Dated at<br />
Concord, New Hampshire. This variety on light blue<br />
gray paper, with revenue stamps affixed, and without<br />
the red corporate seal. IU. Mostly VF+. [10]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
421 Northern Railroad Grouping. 1860s. Dated at<br />
Boston, Massachusetts. This variety on white paper,<br />
with revenue stamps affixed, and with the red corporate<br />
seal. All issued, some uncanceled. A few with<br />
heavier pen cancels, but most are nice VF+. [10]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
422 A Second Northern Railroad Grouping. 1860s.<br />
Dated at Boston, Massachusetts. This variety on white<br />
paper, with revenue stamps affixed, and with the red<br />
corporate seal. All IC. Most are nice VF+. [10]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
423 Large Northern Railroad Assortment. 1850s and<br />
1860s. Includes mixed varieties from Concord and<br />
Boston. Most are IC, and some have heavy pen cancels<br />
or splits. Should be seen. [27] Est. 75-125<br />
424 Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad (PA/OH) 1854.<br />
50 shs. Early train, William Penn, Ceres, and sailing<br />
ship. Small slit in upper left corner, otherwise VF+.<br />
IU. Est. 30-50<br />
425 Oil City & Ridgeway Rwy & Mining (PA), Common<br />
1901. Miners flank arch over PA arms. IC. Pinholes<br />
in corner, otherwise VF+. Est. 50-75<br />
428 Raleigh and Gaston RR (NC), $100 shares, 18(53),<br />
#321, signed by L.O’B. Branch as president, train<br />
passes city and river, ornate border, great seal impression<br />
with early train, “Printed at the office of the<br />
‘Southern Weekly Post.’” Minor edge wear, light age<br />
toning, else VF+. Lawrence O’Bryan Branch (1820-<br />
62) was asked by President James Buchanan to serve as<br />
US Secretary of the Treasury in late 1860, but declined;<br />
he became a brigadier general in the Confederate Army,<br />
serving under Stonewall Jackson; after thwarting a<br />
Union advance at the Battle of Antietam, he was killed<br />
by an enemy sharpshooter. His autograph is scarce.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
429 San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Rwy (CA), 20<br />
$100 shs, [San Francisco], 1895, #157, train, signed<br />
by Claus Spreckels as president, green and orange,<br />
Payot-Upham, glue traces at left where stub would have<br />
been attached, otherwise EF. Known as the “Sugar<br />
King,” Claus Spreckels (1828-1908) developed sugar<br />
plantations in Hawaii. Est. 50-100<br />
430 Sterling Iron & Railway (NY) 1892. 100 shs. Green.<br />
Surveyors, miners. Revenue stamp. VF+.<br />
Est. 50-100<br />
431 St. Louis, Belleville & Southern Rwy (IL), Common,<br />
1895. No.7. Originally issued as “The Belleville<br />
City Railway Company.” The original title has been<br />
changed to the new title by hand, in neatly lettered<br />
red script. IC. Two pinholes, otherwise VF+.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
426 Panama Railroad Variety Trio.<br />
1) 1864. Stamp affixed. Heavy red cancellation on<br />
front.<br />
2) 1870 over printed 185_. Orange 25 Cent Eagle<br />
revenue imprinted. IC. VF+.<br />
3) 1872. Larger orange imprinted revenue with<br />
Franklin. IC. VF+. [3] Est. 100-150<br />
427 Penn Central Related Shares. New York Central RR.<br />
1) 10 shs, 1937, brown, Vanderbilt, POCs, (1); 2-10)<br />
100 shares, 1930s / 1960s, blue, as previous, (9); 11-<br />
44) $100 shs, 1930s, orange, as previous, (34); all average<br />
Fine-VF.<br />
Pennsylvania Railroad : 1) $50 shs, 1930s, orange,<br />
state seal of Pennsylvania, VF. (31) 2) 100 shares,<br />
1960s, green, “Horseshoe Curve,” VF. (41) [116]<br />
Est. 50-100<br />
432<br />
432 St. Paul & Kansas City Short Line Railroad Co.,<br />
(NY), $100,000 Registered First Mortgage Gold<br />
Bond, 1932, #50, orange, track workers, train and<br />
field workers, top, ABN, two full rows of punch cancels,<br />
otherwise VF+. (photo) Est. 100-200<br />
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433 Swedesboro Rail Road Group A. 1870s and<br />
1880s. Train passes under bridge. IC. Light pen cancels<br />
that barely impact the vignette. Mostly VF+. [12]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
434 Swedesboro Rail Road Group B. 1870s. Train<br />
passes under bridge. Revenue stamps affixed. IC.<br />
Light pen cancels that barely impact the vignette.<br />
Mostly VF+. [10] Est. 150-250<br />
435 Swedesboro Rail Road Group C. 1870s. Train<br />
passes under bridge. Rubber stamped endorsements.<br />
Revenue stamps affixed. IC. Mostly VF+. [11]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
436 Swedesboro Rail Road Company. Swedesboro Rail<br />
Road Group C. 1870s. Train passes under bridge.<br />
Rubber stamped endorsements. IC. Mostly VF+. [23]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
437 A Nice Group of United New Jersey Railroad &<br />
Canal Shares.<br />
1900s-1930s. Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average,<br />
clean for the most part; no documents attached.<br />
[100] Est. 100-150<br />
438 A Second Group of United New Jersey Railroad &<br />
Canal Shares.<br />
1900s-1930s. Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average,<br />
clean for the most part, but without documents<br />
attached. [100] Est. 100-150<br />
439 A Third Group of United New Jersey Railroad &<br />
Canal Shares.<br />
1900s-1930s. Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average,<br />
clean for the most part, no documents attached.<br />
[100] Est. 100-150<br />
440 A Fourth Group of United New Jersey Railroad<br />
& Canal Shares.<br />
1900s-1930s. Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average,<br />
clean for the most part, no documents attached.<br />
[100] Est. 100-150<br />
441 A Fifth Group of United New Jersey Railroad &<br />
Canal Shares.<br />
1900s-1930s. Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average,<br />
clean for the most part, no documents attached.<br />
[100] Est. 100-150<br />
444 Denomination Set of Virginia & Tennessee Rail<br />
Road Bonds Signed by Mahone. 1869. $100; $500<br />
and $1000. Orange, brown and green, respectively.<br />
All three are IC, VF+. [3] Est. 75-125<br />
445 West Chester & Philadelphia Rail Road (PA).<br />
1) 20 shs. 1855. #44. Orange. Train, farm boy, Penn,<br />
farm maiden, left. Pen notation on front.<br />
2) Similar. One share. Consolidated Preferred. 1873.<br />
Brown. both VF+. [2] Est. 30-50<br />
446 Wilmington & Northern RR Co. (DE), 6 $50 shs,<br />
1892. #1,222, Busy dockyard scene, state arms,<br />
signed by Henry A. du Pont as president. Breuker &<br />
Kessler Lith., Phila., small cancellation holes partially<br />
affecting “Railroad” in the title and the embossed seal<br />
at lower left, signatures cancelled in red pen, otherwise<br />
VF. Est. 50-100<br />
447 Kentucky Railroad Bonds.<br />
1) Elizabethtown & Paducah RR 1873. $1000. Red<br />
“GOLD” underprint. Train. City Hall. Waterworks.<br />
IU. Small rust spot, else EF.<br />
2) Richmond, Nicholasville, Irvine & Beattyville RR<br />
1889. $1000. Green. Train. Farmer plows, below. IU.<br />
EF. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
448 Kentucky Rail Grouping.<br />
1) Kentucky & South Atlantic Rwy 1885. $1000.<br />
Brown. Train. IU. Minor stains and edge splits, else<br />
VF+.<br />
2) Kentucky and Great Eastern Rwy 1872. $1000.<br />
Green. “Boone Rescued by Kenton.” UU. EF.<br />
3) Kentucky & Tennessee RR 1875. $1000/£205 7%.<br />
Green. Train leaves roundhouse. IC. Numerous<br />
punches, else VF+.<br />
4) Kentucky Valley RR. 1909. Shs. IC. Corner portion<br />
missing, splits at right edge else Fine. [4]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
449 Louisiana Railroad Shares.<br />
1) New Orleans & North Eastern RR. SPECIMEN.<br />
EF.<br />
2) New Orleans Terminal 1932. 4 shs. IC. VF+.<br />
3) New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago RR (AL, MS,<br />
TN) 1910. Orange. Trains, signals. IC. Stub left,<br />
stamped endorsement, pinholes, else VF+. [3]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
442 United New Jersey Railroad & Canal Shares from<br />
the 1930s-1950s.<br />
Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average, clean for<br />
the most part, but with a few with documents attached.<br />
[100] Est. 90-120<br />
443 United States Car Shares Trio. All 1894. Red, green<br />
and orange varieties. All three IU and EF, one with a<br />
tiny edge split. [3] Est. 40-60<br />
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450 PA-NJ Rail Specimen Duo.<br />
1) Dawson Railway & Coal (NJ) 190_. 100 Shs.<br />
SPECIMEN. Olive. Coal train.<br />
2) Rocky Hill RR & Transportation Co. (NJ) 19__.<br />
SPECIMEN. Orange. Train on turntable. Both AU<br />
or so. [2] Est. 50-100<br />
451 Staten Island Pairing.<br />
Staten Island Midland RR (NY) 1890. $1,000 bond.<br />
Orange. State arms. Horse drawn streetcar.<br />
1) Fully issued. EF.<br />
2) Unissued. AU. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
452 Western Rail Duo.<br />
1) California Street Cable RR. 1897. Shs. Streetcar.<br />
Stain, otherwise VF;<br />
2) Rio Grande Southern RR (CO) 1890. $1,000. Orange.<br />
Train. Angel. Unissued. AU. [2]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
453 High Denomination RR Collection, Beech Creek<br />
RR, $10,000, 1900; Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago<br />
& St. Louis Rwy, $10,000, 1927; New York Central<br />
RR, $50,000, 1915; New York Central & Hudson<br />
River RR, $50,000, 1912; New York, New Haven &<br />
Hartford RR, $10,000, 1929 (2); Most average VF.<br />
[6] Est. 50-75<br />
454 Railroad Collection, includes such titles as: Albany<br />
Railway, 1873; Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Co.,<br />
1902; Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Co.,<br />
1872; Camden & Amboy RR and Transportation<br />
Co., 1832; Erie Railroad Co., 1945; Gulf, Mobile &<br />
Ohio RR Co., 1957; Oil Creek & Allegheny River<br />
Rwy Co., 1872 (2); Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.,<br />
1926 / 1939 (2); Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago<br />
RR Co., 1857; 13th & 15th Passenger Railway Co.,<br />
1911; Western Maryland Rwy Co., 1960. Some with<br />
stains, splits, but otherwise average Fine-VF+. [13]<br />
Est. 50-100<br />
455<br />
455 Railroad Bond Group.<br />
1) New York Central Railroad (NY) 1921.<br />
$1,000,000 5%, Series C, 1921, green. IC. Three pinholes<br />
upper left, otherwise VF+.<br />
2) Sandusky & Columbus Shortline (OH) 1891.<br />
$1000. Brown. Train, mills. IU. VF+.<br />
3) New York & Putnam (NY) $1000. 1894. Red-orange.<br />
IC. VF+.<br />
4) Peninsular Railway Co., (MI/IN/IL),<br />
$1,000/£200 1870, #2551, green, ship at left, train<br />
at right, state seal top, paper repair at top, otherwise<br />
Fine.<br />
5) St. Paul & Kansas City Short Line Railroad (NY)<br />
1932. $100,000 Registered Bond. Orange. Track<br />
workers, train and field workers. Two full rows of<br />
punch cancels, otherwise VF+. Also included are three<br />
Atlantic & Pacific RR Western Division bonds, VF-<br />
VF+. [8] (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
456 Railroad Share Grouping.<br />
1) Belt Rwy of Chattanooga (TN) 1917. Brown. IC.<br />
VF+.<br />
2) Gulf & Chicago Rwy (MS & TN) 1903. Brown.<br />
IC. EF.<br />
3) Hudson Car (NJ) UU. EF.<br />
4) Raleigh & Gaston RR 1867. IC, ink notations, else<br />
VF.<br />
5) Choctaw & Memphis RR 1898. Brown. IC. Stub<br />
left, VF+.<br />
6) Lima Locomotive Works 1944. IC. VF+.<br />
7-12) Hudson & Manhattan RR. Six different. 1930s-<br />
40s. Three UU, three IC. All VF+ or better. [12]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
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457 Railroad Related Shares.<br />
1) National Car (VT) 1902. VCRR train with National<br />
car attached. IC. EF.<br />
2) Miller Train Control (VA) 1924. 100 shs. Train.<br />
Gold seal. IU. VF+.<br />
3-4) Maysville & Lexington RR 1872 IC & UU. EF.<br />
5-6) Maysville & Big Sandy RR 10 shs. 1855 IC, VF<br />
and 2 shs. 1891 IC, VF with a burn hole.<br />
7) American Locomotive (NY). SPECIMEN. Green.<br />
Locomotive. EF.<br />
8-10) Baldwin Locomotive Works. Here different.<br />
SPECIMEN, IC and IU. VF+ or better. [10]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
458 Rail Road Specimens.<br />
Dallas Rwy & Terminal $1,000 Registered Due 1951.<br />
Purple. Mercury. Fold tear, otherwise VF+; Louisville<br />
& Nashville RR $5,000 and $10,000 Due 1985. Man<br />
with hammer. Both EF; Erie RR(2). Green, blue. Mobile<br />
& Ohio RR Equipment Trust $1,000 1928.<br />
Olive. Eagle. VF+. [6] Est. 50-100<br />
459 Colorful Assortment of Mostly North Eastern<br />
Rail Shares.<br />
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR 1927; Baltimore & Ohio<br />
RR 1901; Old Colony RR 1892; East Pennsylvania<br />
RR 1927; South Easton & Phillipsburg RR 1907;<br />
Germantown Passenger Rwy 1914; Delaware Railroad<br />
1906; Philadelphia & Trenton RR 1946; NY, Ontario<br />
& Western Rwy 1939; Lehigh Valley Rwy 1901; West<br />
Jersey & Seashore RR 1940; Wildwood & Delaware<br />
Bay Short Line RR (2 different) 1915 and 1927; Millville<br />
& Glassboro RR 1861; Warren RR 1945;<br />
Philadelphia & Long Branch RR 1889; Chester RR<br />
1934; Boston Terminal $5,000 bond 1897; Tennessee<br />
Coal & Iron RR 1893; MKT Rwy 1886 and<br />
three others, including a Louisville & Northern Rwy<br />
& Lighting signed by Samuel Insull. Grade varies,<br />
but most are quite nice. [23] Est. 100-200<br />
460 Mostly North Eastern Railroads. Brigantine Transit<br />
(NJ) 1891. Shs. Streetcar; Lehigh & Hudson River<br />
RR 1882. Shs. Train; Morris & Essex RR (NJ).<br />
$10,000 1931. Red. Train. Unissued; Narragansett<br />
Pier RR (RI) 1929. Shs. Train; New York Railways<br />
Participation Corp. Share. 1926. Brown. Share.<br />
Streetcar; New York, Westchester & Boston Rwy.<br />
19__. Green. $1,000. Electric passenger car. Unissued;<br />
Newark & Hudson RR (NJ) 18__. Shs. Orange<br />
revenue. Train. Unissued; Perth Amboy & Woodbridge<br />
RR (NY) 1874. Shs. Train. Light stain; West<br />
Jersey & Seashore RR (NJ) 1937. Green. Shs. Train;<br />
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern RR (PA) 189_. Shs. Orange.<br />
Train. Unissued; Warren RR (NJ) 185_. Train, river.<br />
Unissued. Most are VF+ or better unless otherwise<br />
mentioned. [11] Est. 100-150<br />
461 Colorful Unissued Rail Shares Assortment.<br />
American Central Rwy; Pioneer RR; Flint, Pierre Marquette<br />
RR; West End Traction; Delaware & Otsego<br />
RR; NY & Greenwood Lake Rwy; NY Connecting<br />
RR; West Shore & Ontario Terminal; NY & Fort Lee<br />
RR; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR; Stone<br />
Harbor RR; Ocean City RR; Illinois Traction; Perry<br />
Street Rwy; Syracuse Rapid Transit Rwy(2); Nassau<br />
Electric RR(2). [18] Est. 50-100<br />
462 Railroads, Mostly.<br />
1) Chicago & Alton Railroad (IL) 1873.<br />
£200.Brown, gold foil seal. Allegorical female. Toning<br />
at edges and some edge issues at left, otherwise VF.<br />
2-3) Boston Hartford and Erie RR 1866. $1,000 7%<br />
bond. Train. Two RN-P5 and one RN-W2 imprinted<br />
revenues. IU. One bond with an edge split; otherwise<br />
both VF+.<br />
4) Blue Ridge Railroad 1869. $1,000 / 200 Pounds.<br />
Signed by Henry Clews on the verso Train, State<br />
arms in corners, RN-W2, RN-P5 (2) on back, with<br />
coupons, ABN, VF. Stafford Meadow Coal Iron<br />
1858, and Whiteface Mountain Lodge 1904 also included.<br />
[6] Est. 100-150<br />
463 Autographed Duo.<br />
1) Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rwy 1887. Ten shs. Purple.<br />
Signed by Jay Gould as president. A punch cancel<br />
through the top of the “l” in “Gould.” VF.<br />
2) Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio RR (VA)1876. Signed<br />
by Confederate Major General William Mahone. IU.<br />
Light stains, otherwise VF+. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
464 Nicer Colorful Railroad Shares from the 1880s-<br />
1890s.<br />
Kinzua Valley RR (PA) 1891. IU; Utah & Salt Lake<br />
Canal(UT) 1896. IU; Ogden Mine RR (NJ) 1889.<br />
IC. Moderate stub stain; Lehigh & Hudson River<br />
Rwy (NY) IU; East Pennsylvania RR (PA) 1883. IC;<br />
Similar, 1890; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR<br />
(IL) 1885 IC; Baltimore & Ohio RR (MD) 1880. IC;<br />
Illinois Central RR 1890 IC; Denver & Rio Grande<br />
RR 1888 IC. Mostly VF+. [10] Est. 150-250<br />
465 A Second Colorful Grouping of 1880s-1890s<br />
Railroad Shares.<br />
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR 1891; Baltimore &<br />
Ohio RR 1899; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR<br />
1891 & 1898; Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Rwy<br />
1898; Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf RR 1897; Columbus,<br />
Chicago & Indiana Central Rwy 1873 & 1880;<br />
South Western R R(2) 1884, and others, all different.<br />
Most are nice VF+. [22] Est. 75-125<br />
466 Railroad Bond Grouping.<br />
Oregon Pacific RR 1880 IU; Pittsburg, Cincinnati,<br />
Chicago & St. Louis RR 1920 IC; Cleveland, Cincinnati,<br />
Chicago & St. Louis Rwy(2) 1893 IC; New York<br />
Central & Hudson River RR(4) 1913 IC; New York<br />
Central RR(9) 1913 IC, and others, all different.<br />
Mostly VF+. Should be seen. Sold as is [26]<br />
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Est. 50-75<br />
467 Railroad Shares from the 1860s and Earlier.<br />
1) Oswego & Rome RR 1869. IU. VF+;<br />
2-4) Little Miami RR 1869 IU. VF+;<br />
5-7) Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central Rwy (3<br />
different) 1860s IC. VF+;<br />
8) Chicago & Great Eastern Rwy 1867. IC. VF+;<br />
9) Buffalo & State Line RR 1857. IC. Minor stains,<br />
else VF. [9] Est. 75-125<br />
468 Railroad Frog Certificate Trio.<br />
1) Weir Frog Co. Cincinnati 1904. Red frogs underprinted.<br />
IC. VF+.<br />
2-3) Kilby Frog & Switch (AL) 1907. Train. Green.<br />
IC. VF+. Frogs are the complex rail parts used in track<br />
switches. [3] Est. 30-50<br />
469 1860s-1870s Rail Shares, Some with Minor Impairments.<br />
Albia, Knoxville & Des Moines R R(2); Dunkirk,<br />
Warren & Pittsburg Rwy(2); Boston, Clinton &<br />
Fitchburg RR ; Carbondale & Shawneetown RR, and<br />
others, 12 different. Most are VF or so with light stains,<br />
heavier cancels, etc. Should be seen. Sold as is. [15]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
470 Civil War Era Rail Shares.<br />
Baltimore & Ohio RR 1863; Central Ohio RR 164;<br />
Oil Creek RR 1864; Greenville & Columbia RR<br />
1863; Little Miami RR 1864; Marion Union & Logansport<br />
RR 1863; Old Colony & Newport Rwy<br />
1864. All IC. Some with light stains where stubs were<br />
removed, otherwise VF+. Must be seen. [7]<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
471 1870s or Earlier Rail Shares.<br />
Albia, Knoxville & Des Moines RR 1878. IC. VF+;<br />
Chicago & Canada Southern Rwy $140 bond 1873.<br />
IC. EF; Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rwy 1875.<br />
IC.VF+; Burlington & Missouri River RR(2) 1879.<br />
IC. VF+; Columbus, Piqua & Indiana RR 1852. IC.<br />
VF+; Iowa Falls & Sioux City RR 1879. IC. VF+. [7]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
472 Early Rail Shares 1838-1859.<br />
Northern Indiana RR 1854; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne &<br />
Chicago RR 1859. Small body hole; Cleveland,<br />
Painesville& Ashtabula RR(2) 1856 & 1857; Michigan<br />
Southern & Northern Indiana RR 1857. Spindle<br />
canceled; Georgia RR & Banking 1838, Heavy endorsement.<br />
Little Miami 1859; Ohio & Pennsylvania<br />
1854; Allegheny Valley RR 1853. All IC. Some with<br />
minor impairments, otherwise VF to VF+. Should be<br />
seen. [9] Est. 50-75<br />
473 More Southern Railroad Certificates.<br />
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rwy 1896. IC; East<br />
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia RR(2) 1885 (light<br />
stains)and 1886. Both IU; Mobile & Ohio RR(2<br />
1888 & 1898. Both IC); Arkansas, Midland RR<br />
$1000 1889/ IC; Southern Rwy(2) 1921 & 1924<br />
IC; South Carolina Rwy $1000 1881. IU. VF+. All<br />
different. All VF+ or so. [9] Est. 75-125<br />
474 Pre-1920 Railroad shares.<br />
Pittsburgh, Lisbon & Western RR 1906; Monongahella<br />
& Washington RR 1901; Chartiers Rwy 1907;<br />
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Rwy 1904; Southern<br />
Rwy 1914; Rutland & Noyan Rwy 1902; Peoria,<br />
Decatur & Mattoon RR 1905; Peoria & Bureau Valley<br />
RR 1914; Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.<br />
Louis RR 1917 (10,000 Shares issued to the Pennsylvania<br />
Company); Kansas City, Mexico & Orient<br />
Rwy 1914; Kansas Fairport & Youngstown Railroad<br />
Way 1906, and many others. 34 different. Mostly IC,<br />
mostly VF+. A clean and desirable group for the most<br />
part. Should be seen. [39] Est. 200-300<br />
475 An Assortment of Electric & Street Railway Certificates.<br />
Brunswick Traction; Cayadutta Electric RR; City Rwy;<br />
Dayton Street Transit; Louisville Rwy; Middletown<br />
Street Rwy; Nassau Electric RR; Omaha & Council<br />
Bluffs Street Rwy; and others 27 different. Most are<br />
IC, VF+, but one or two have minor problems. Should<br />
be seen. [28] Est. 200-300<br />
476 A Selection of Railroad Shares from the 1940s -<br />
1970s.<br />
Belt RR & Stock Yards; Chicago Great Western Rwy;<br />
Cleveland & Pittsburg RR; Hudson & Manhattan<br />
RR; Morris & Essex RR and others. 43 different.<br />
Mostly IC, VF+. Should be seen. [47] Est. 75-125<br />
477 A Nice Assortment of Unissued Rail Shares.<br />
Alleghany & Bellevue; Buffalo & Susquehanna RR;<br />
Chicago, Rock island & Pacific Rwy; Consolidated<br />
Traction (2 types); Denver & Salt Lake Rwy Tunnel;<br />
Duquesne Traction; Fort Pitt Traction (2 types) and<br />
others. 39 different. A useful and very colorful group.<br />
Average EF, but a few have minor corner folds, etc.<br />
Should be seen. [48] Est. 150-250<br />
478 Southern Railroad Shares.<br />
1-2) Alabama Great Southern RR (AL), 1906. Orange.<br />
IC. VF+; 1942. Brown. IC. EF+.<br />
3) Chattanooga, Rome & Southern 1898. Brown. IC.<br />
VF+, stub over left border.<br />
4) Columbus Southern Rwy, 1890. Green. Train. IU.<br />
VF+, stub over left border.<br />
5) Dublin & Southwestern RR (GA) 1905. Eagle.<br />
Gold seal. IU. EF.<br />
6) New Orleans, Great Northern RR (LA, MS), 1913.<br />
Violet. Train. IC. VF+.<br />
7) Southern Rwy, 1919. Red. Train. IC. EF. [7]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
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479 Shares With Imprinted Revenue Stamps.<br />
1) Boston & Worcester RR (MA), 1866. 5 shs. Common.<br />
Red RN-T3. IC. VF.<br />
2) Similar, 1867. Orange RN-T4. IC. Trimmed just<br />
up to left border, otherwise VF.<br />
3) Chicago & South Western Rwy (IA), Common,<br />
18__. 100 Shares. Green borders. Orange RN-U1.<br />
UC. AU, pinhole. [3] Est. 100-150<br />
480 Colorful Rail Share Grouping from 1920s -<br />
1930s.<br />
Includes Allentown RR; Baltimore & Ohio (3 types);<br />
Belt Rail Road & Stock Yard; Beech Creek RR;<br />
Boston & Albany R R; Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line<br />
Rwy; Boston Elevated Rwy; Boston RR Holding;<br />
Clearfield & Mahoning Rwy and others. 39 different.<br />
Most are issued and canceled, and average VF+. [41]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
481 Railroad Shares With Impairments, Mostly Issued.<br />
Includes Columbus Southern Rwy; Bald Eagle Valley<br />
R R; Connecting Rwy; Continental Passenger Rwy;<br />
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville RR; Northern Security<br />
Oil & Transportation and others. Almost all are<br />
different. Most of the problems are minor, and this lot<br />
should surely be examined. Sold as is. [19]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
482 Railroad Certificate Grouping.<br />
1-3) Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio RR. (VA), 1871, on<br />
pink paper. IU. VF+.<br />
4) Sheet of Charleston Gas Light Co. transfers, 1857-<br />
1858. Age toned VF.<br />
5) Baltimore & Ohio RR Co (NY), 10 shs, 1894. IC.<br />
VF+.<br />
6) New York, Pittsburgh & Chicago Railway Co<br />
(NY), $1000. 1881. Green. Series A. Train. VF. [6]<br />
Est. 30-50<br />
483 Railroad Certificates Signed by William Mahone.<br />
1) Atlantic Mississippi & Ohio RR. 1870. 3 shs. IU.<br />
Trimmed into the left border, otherwise VF.<br />
2) Similar. 1871. $1000. IC. Edge split, and heavy<br />
POCs, otherwise VF.<br />
3) Similar. 1874. $60. IC. Some bleed through from<br />
endorsements, else VF.<br />
4) Norfolk & Petersburg RR (VA), 1867. $100.<br />
Train. Red $100. IU. Small piece out of top margin,<br />
else VF+.<br />
5) 1868. 2 shs. Large piece out of right side, otherwise<br />
VF+.<br />
6) Virginia & Tennessee RR (VA), 1870, 5 shs,<br />
No.1731. Piece out at left, else VF+.<br />
7) South Side Rail Road Co (VA), 1870, 16 shs,<br />
No.865. Piece out at bottom left, else VF+. [7]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
484 Southern Railroad Shares.<br />
1) Greenville & Columbia RR (SC), $20 shares,<br />
Columbia, 185(8), #1463, signed by Thomas C.<br />
Perrin as president, train top, state arms left with two<br />
portraits of unidentified men, show-through from<br />
transfer on verso, remnant of stub at left, paste stain<br />
right, reinforcement to upper left corner, but about<br />
VF. Thomas C. Perrin earned a place in history when he<br />
became the first man to sign South Carolina’s Act of Secession<br />
in November 1860; it was at his home, too, that<br />
the Confederate cabinet held its last meeting in 1865.<br />
2) Mississippi & Missouri RR (IA), $100 shares,<br />
18(55) #118, signed by John A Dix as president,<br />
Indians watch train. Pen and punch cancels affecting<br />
one letter of signature, stub attached left, edge wear,<br />
folds, VF+. John A. Dix (1798-1879) served as US Secretary<br />
of the Treasury, US Senator and Governor of<br />
New York; he was also a Union general in the Civil<br />
War, preventing Maryland from seceding and quashing<br />
the NY draft riots.<br />
3) Paducah Union Depot (KY), $100 shares,<br />
18(88), #10, signed by John Echols as president,<br />
ornate borders, heavy pen cancel, otherwise, VF+.<br />
John Echols (1823-96) was a general in the Confederate<br />
Army during the US Civil War. [3] Est. 60-90<br />
Shipping & Transportation<br />
485<br />
485 American Submarine Co. (NY) 1870. 500 shs. New<br />
York state arms, sailing ship at left, red seal. Trimmed<br />
tightly at bottom, ink endorsement on front, else<br />
VF+. General Burnside was involved with this company.<br />
It searched for sunken treasure off the coast of Venezuela.<br />
(photo) Est. 50-75<br />
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486 North American Land (PA) 1795. 2 shs. No.495.<br />
Signed by Robert Morris, signer of the Declaration of<br />
Independence. Known as the ‘financier of the American<br />
Revolution;” founder of the Bank of North<br />
America; one of the original US Senators from Pennsylvania;<br />
risky land speculation destroyed his fortune,<br />
and he died a pauper. Also signed by secretary “James<br />
Marshall.” With the North American Land Company,<br />
Morris and his partners hoped to multiply their fortunes<br />
selling 4 million acres they had acquired cheaply. Settlers’<br />
payments came in too slowly to cover taxes and<br />
loans that came due, forcing Morris into bankruptcy<br />
and debtor’s prison. A decent example, with just a trace<br />
of ink erosion in the bold Morris signature. Uncanceled,<br />
and very desirable as such. Some right edge<br />
roughness and toning, otherwise VF+. (photo)<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
487<br />
487 North American Land (PA) 1795. 2 shs. No.481.<br />
Signed by Robert Morris, signer of the Declaration of<br />
Independence. Known as the ‘financier of the American<br />
Revolution;” founder of the Bank of North<br />
America; one of the original US Senators from Pennsylvania;<br />
risky land speculation destroyed his fortune,<br />
and he died a pauper. Also signed by secretary “James<br />
Marshall.” With the North American Land Company,<br />
Morris and his partners hoped to multiply their fortunes<br />
selling 4 million acres they had acquired cheaply. Settlers’<br />
payments came in too slowly to cover taxes and<br />
loans that came due, forcing Morris into bankruptcy<br />
and debtor’s prison. An excellent example, without any<br />
ink erosion in the bold signatures. Uncanceled, and<br />
very desirable as such. EF. (photo) Est. 500-750<br />
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488 North American Land Co. (PA) 1795. Philadelphia.<br />
3 shs . #541. Signed by Robert Morris as president<br />
and James Marshall as secretary. Counterfoil<br />
at left, on laid paper, uncanceled, very strong appearance.<br />
Previously framed, and then dismounted, with<br />
some minor splits and tape remnants where the original<br />
mounts were; otherwise VF.<br />
North American Land speculated on and developed<br />
lands given by a grateful Congress to Robert Morris, who<br />
had helped finance the Revolution. The company failed,<br />
and, Morris, the “financier of the American Revolution”<br />
and signer of the Declaration of Independence<br />
found himself in debtor’s prison. (photo)<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
489 North American Transportation and Trading Co<br />
(IL), $100 shares, capital stock, 19(00), #B776,<br />
signed by Michael Cudahy as president, train on<br />
causeway in front of busy lake with white mountain<br />
in distance, green, 50-cent battleship revenue stamp<br />
upper right, about very fine+. This company was<br />
formed to provide transportation to Alaska during the<br />
Yukon Gold Rush and to break the monopoly of the entrenched<br />
Alaska Commercial Company. (photo)<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
490 Orinoco Steam Navigation of New York (NY),<br />
One $1000 share, 1851-55, laden cart and paddlewheel,<br />
allegorical women bottom, semi-nude figure<br />
in shell, black with red underprint, one with ink erosion<br />
from heavy pen cancels, otherwise all about VF+.<br />
[7] Est. 250-350<br />
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493 Land and Improvement Shares.<br />
Iron City Land (PA) 1871. Train, canal scene. IU.<br />
VF+, but the top margin is a bit rough; Iron Belt Land<br />
(TN) 1891. Blue. 1878 Morgan Dollar in gold. IU.<br />
EF; Seminole Land & Investment (VA) 1909. IC.<br />
VF+; Orchard Park Land (MI) 1921. IU. VF+;<br />
Tacoma improvement (VA) 1890(2). Both IU. Both<br />
EF. [6] Est. 30-50<br />
491<br />
491 Philadelphia & Lancaster Turnpike Road (PA),<br />
One share, 1795, #1025, signed by William Bingham<br />
as president. Conestoga wagon approaching toll<br />
gate. This is the first use of an engraved vignette on an<br />
American share certificate, embossed seal, folds, a nice<br />
VF. (photo) Est. 500-750<br />
492 Nice Shipping Assortment.<br />
1-2) Boston, Newport & New York Steamboat (MA),<br />
$1000 shs, 1864 and 1865, steamship. Both IC. 1864<br />
with light stain, otherwise both VF+.<br />
3) Sea Island Steamboat (SC), One $500 share,<br />
Charleston, 1881, steam boat, IC. VF. This company<br />
ran steamboats to Edisto Island, off the Charleston coast,<br />
which remains a popular vacation spot.<br />
4-5) American Dredging Co (PA) 1892. Steamship.<br />
Dredges. IC. Both VF+.<br />
6) Alabama Barge & Coal (CT) 190_. UU. EF.<br />
7) Boston Wharf 1928. IC. VF+.<br />
8) G. Brewer and Co, Ltd 1927. Missionary packet.<br />
IC. VF+.<br />
9-11) Cunard Steam-Ship Co Ltd (UK) 1925, one<br />
each blue, brown, and red. IC. VF+.<br />
12-13) Detroit & Cleveland Navigation (MI) 1927,<br />
blue, & 1932 orange. IC. Both VF+.<br />
14) Hovermarine Corp (PA) 1973. IC. Staple holes,<br />
else EF.<br />
15-16) International Mercantile Marine (NJ) 1919 &<br />
1935. IC. VF+.<br />
17) Marine and River Phosphate (SC) 1883. Sailing<br />
ship. IU. Small stain, else VF+.<br />
18) Old Colony Steamboat (MA) 1890. Steamboat.<br />
IC. VF+.<br />
19) Seatrain Lines, Inc 1970. IC. VF+.<br />
20-24) United States Lines (NJ) 1943-49. IC. VF-<br />
VF+. [24] Est. 75-125<br />
494 Bridges, Canals, and Transportation. Interesting<br />
group, including Baring Cross Bridge Co (AR) 1908<br />
black with red seal, Columbia Wagon Co (PA) 1916<br />
black, Coraopolis and Neville Island BC (PA) unissued<br />
189_, Louisville Bridge Co 1883-1904 black (2,<br />
different styles), Manheim & Lebanon Plank & Turnpike<br />
Road Co transfer 1857 blue paper, Morris Canal<br />
and Banking Co transfers 1860 (2), New York and<br />
New Jersey BC of NY $1000 bond red, Pennsylvania<br />
Canal Co $1000 bond 1870 black and blue, Schuylkill<br />
Navigation Co transfer 1883, United States Car Co<br />
(NH) 1881 green with gold underprint, and Yellowstone<br />
Park Transportation Co unissued 19__ black<br />
and yellow; VF-EF. [13] Est. 75-125<br />
495 Transportation, General Motors Corp., 1968; Harrisburg,<br />
Carlisle & Chambersburg Turnpike Road<br />
Co., 1819; Pan American World Airways, Inc., 1977;<br />
Pennsylvania Canal, 1870, Sperry Corp., 1954;<br />
United States Lines, Co., 1947. All mostly VF-XF.<br />
[6] Est. 60-90<br />
496 Trio of Shipping & Navigation Shares.<br />
Camden & Philadelphia Steam Boat Ferry (PA) 1889.<br />
Ferries, cattle. Cut out cancel through signature, otherwise<br />
crisp and clean; The Long Dock Company<br />
(NJ) 1921. Beautiful harbor scene, left end panel.<br />
VF+; Utah & Salt Lake Canal (UT) 1897. VF. [3]<br />
Est. 60-120<br />
497 North Eastern Shipping & Navigation Grouping.<br />
Pavonia Ferry (NJ) 1930; Lake Keuka Navigation<br />
(NY) 1914; Schuylkill Valley Navigation & RR (PA)<br />
1846; Lehigh Coal & Navigation(2) 1867 and 1871.<br />
All VF to VF+. Also included are four others, unissued.<br />
[9] Est. 60-120<br />
498 Mostly Transportation Certificate Grouping<br />
Southern Railway Co (VA) $10,000 First Consolidated<br />
Mortgage Bond, 1894, #00000, Specimen,<br />
brown, trio of allegorical figures flanked by two allegorical<br />
women, left and right. Fancier than most.<br />
POCs in signature blocks, stub at left. VF+.<br />
Also includes Boeing Airplane 1934 1/4 Share IC<br />
plus 1960 check; Pan American World Airways 1964<br />
IC; Chattanooga Terminal Rwy 1893 IC; and Paramount<br />
Pictures 1963 IC. Mostly VF+. [6]<br />
Est. 100-200<br />
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Telephone & Telegraph<br />
504 Kona-Kau Telephone and Telegraph (HI), $25 shs,<br />
1907-12. Original capitalization. One heavily canceled.<br />
VF or better. [11] Est. 100-150<br />
505 Kona-Kau Telephone and Telegraph (HI), $25 shs.<br />
Most are 1913. IU. VF or better. [11]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
499<br />
499 Gold and Stock Telegraph Company (NY), SPEC-<br />
IMEN. Capital Stock certificate, 19_, share counter<br />
flanked by steamship and train, Benjamin Franklin at<br />
left and woman with telegraph machine and children<br />
at right, brown, ABN, EF+. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
500<br />
500 Hilo and Hawaii Telephone and Telegraph (HI),<br />
$25 shs, 1880s. Shield in top border. Stubs lightly<br />
pasted. IC. Average VF+. [31] (photo)<br />
Est. 500-750<br />
506 Hawaiian Telephone Collection.<br />
1) Hawaiian Bell Telephone (Kingdom of Hawaii)<br />
1888. 90 shs. Honolulu. Tropical vignette. IC. Fine-<br />
VF, Stub stain, left.<br />
2) Hawaii Telephone (Kingdom of Hawaii) 1922.<br />
Hilo. IU. Pinholes, otherwise EF.<br />
3) Mutual Telephone. 1889. Similar to item #1. IC.<br />
Stub stain, left, ink cancels, else VF+.<br />
4) Hawaii Telegraph & Telephone (Hawaii Territory)<br />
1909. Green. IC. VF+.<br />
5) Hilo & Hawaii Telephone & Telegraph (Kingdom<br />
of Hawaii) 1912. IC. Heavy crayon, else VF+.<br />
6) Maui Telephone (Kingdom of Hawaii) 1889. Numerous<br />
cancels, stub pasted, else VF. [6]<br />
Est. 100-200<br />
507 Nice Telephone Share Selection. [8] A collection of<br />
better telephone shares, includes: Bankers & Merchants<br />
Telegraph, 100 shs, 1884; Cumberland Telephone<br />
& Telegraph, 1 share, 1884; same as previous,<br />
2 shares, 1903, different vignette; Grey Telephone Pay<br />
Station, 20 shs, 1954; Mexican Telephone, 10 shs,<br />
1882, signed by F.M. Delano; People’s Mutual Telephone,<br />
$100 6% Gold Bond, 1898, IU; Southern Bell<br />
Telephone & Telegraph, $1000 Forty-Year 3% Debenture,<br />
1939; and Waterbury Automatic Telephone, 4<br />
shs, 1905. Est. 100-150<br />
508 Telephone & Telegraph Group. [16] A nice group<br />
that features: International Telephone & Telegraph<br />
(MD) 1948; Marconi Wireless Telegraph (NJ) 1913;<br />
Mexican Telegraph (NY) 1882, signed by F.M. Delano;<br />
Porto Rico Telephone (DE) 1915; Telepost<br />
(NY) 1913; Waterbury Automatic Telephone (CT)<br />
1904; and 10 others. Est. 50-75<br />
501 Kona-Kau Telephone and Telegraph (HI), $15 shs,<br />
1906-07. Blue. Capitalization and stock value reduced<br />
to $15,000. With stubs attached. IC. VF or better.<br />
[10] Est. 150-250<br />
502 Kona-Kau Telephone and Telegraph (HI), $15 shs,<br />
1906-07. Stubs attached. IC. VF or better. [10]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
503 Kona-Kau Telephone and Telegraph (HI), $25 shs,<br />
1907-12. Capitalization 25,000. A few voided. IC.<br />
VF or better. [11] Est. 100-150<br />
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World Certificates<br />
509 China: 1919 6% 2-Year Secured Gold Loan Treasury<br />
Notes, $1000 bond, #488, vignette of pagoda at<br />
top, orange and black, printed by the American Bank<br />
Note Company, with coupons, small tear at top right<br />
corner just into border, otherwise VF+.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
510 Euro Disneyland. (France) All with coupons 10-18<br />
attached. Mostly EF, with “Nouvelle denomination”<br />
rubber stamped on the fronts. [14] Est. 75-125<br />
511 Ford Foreign Motor Companies. 40 shares, 1930,<br />
all blue, IU. VF+. Est. 75-125<br />
512 “La Giralda” S.A. (Tampico, Mexico) 1916, 100<br />
shares, brown and blue, coupons at side.<br />
Est. 40-50<br />
513 International Bond and Share Assortment.<br />
International Railways of Central America 1939. IC;<br />
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba 1927 IC; Belgian National<br />
Railways 1931. IC; Vinos Gasificados Blanxart<br />
(Spain) 1916. IC; Societe Generale Des Comptoirs<br />
Franco-Africains 1925. IC; Societe des Mines D’Or<br />
de Kilo-Moto (Belgian Congo) 1944. IU. Mostly<br />
VF+. [6] Est. 60-90<br />
514 International Stock & Bond Collection, from allegorical<br />
to ornate border including Railroads; Mining:<br />
Murchie Extension Gold(10); Uranium Shares(5) Climax<br />
Group(7); New York & British Guiana(2); Universal<br />
Silvers(14); Consolidated Metals(21); Oils:<br />
California Diamond Oils(7); others — Fibrous Research<br />
(6) etc. Some checks. Otherwise little duplication.<br />
Should be seen. [180+] Est. 100-150<br />
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SECOND SESSION<br />
Tuesday, January 15, 2013- 4:00 p.m.<br />
Lots 515-581<br />
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AUTOGRAPHS<br />
515<br />
515 Adams, John Quincy Sixth President of the United States (1767-1848, served 1825-29); son of founder<br />
President John Adams. Free franked address panel “J. Q. Adams,” completed in his hand, n.d. addressed<br />
to Lemuel Humphrey Esq. / Boston or Weymouth / Mass.tts. Some light soiling does not impede free<br />
frank, otherwise VG. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
516 American Asylum for the Deaf Interesting series of letters, including an interesting ALS by George<br />
Henry Loring, a deaf student at the Hartford American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, 4 full pages<br />
(possibly with missing pages, though the writer’s style makes it unclear if he has simply skipped from one<br />
sentence to another), 4to, January 27, 1818. He writes to an unidentified Hartford native in Washington<br />
DC that the school’s co-founder Laurent “Clerc...teaches the deaf and dumb, and they attend<br />
and write on the slate every day...during 3 hours or 2 hours...Mr. Clerc always teaches the deaf<br />
and dumb about the bible every Saturday...He gives Mr. [co-founder Thomas Hopkins] Gallaudet<br />
some signs for teaching his 7 pupils....You may tell [US Senator and Asylum benefactor Josiah<br />
Quincy] about my character. My eye is blind, but one is not...I am little and deaf and dumb boy.<br />
I am 11 years old. I was born in Boston...” With ALS from JL Skinner to Hartford pillar Nathaniel<br />
Terry, 1 page, Washington March 22, 1819. He thanks Terry “together with your other fellow citizens,<br />
for the successful, very honorable manner, in which you have accomplished the object of their<br />
wishes, in regard to the Connecticut Asylum. The Asylum...is one of those sublime refinements,<br />
which belong to the social state in its highest improvements...” With a pair of letters from 1821<br />
concerning the sale of land owned by the asylum in and near Tuscaloosa, Alabama. One 1821 letter with<br />
partial fold splits, otherwise all VG. The American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb (now the American<br />
School for the Deaf) was the first such institution to be successfully established in the country (a similar<br />
school in Virginia lasted for just a year). [4] Est. 200-400<br />
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517 Cartoonists: Newspaper Comics A nice collection of 15 autographs from newspaper comics. Includes<br />
Original Drawing Signed by Brad Anderson with “WOOFS from Marmaduke”; “Crankshaft” and<br />
“Funky Winterbean”cartoonist Tom Batiuk Original Drawings Signed (2) and TLS, (1); Mad cartoonist<br />
David Berg (1, head-foot self-portrait); “Tiger” cartoonist Bud Blake Original Sketches Signed<br />
(3); “Hagar the Horrible” cartoonist Chris Browne Original Drawing Signed with “Georgeann!” at<br />
left side; Mad cartoonist Jack Davis of “The Lighter Side” feature for the magazine Original Drawing<br />
Signed with signed photograph of Davis (2); “Garfield” cartoonist Jim Davis Original Drawing Signed<br />
with TLS (2); Bill Gallo ANS on illustration of “The Unsinkable Major Nouk” as the S.S. Yankees ship<br />
and players sink, Ca. 1966; Animator of “Roger Rabbit” Steve Hickner Original Drawing Signed of<br />
Roger Rabbit; New York Times Caricaturist Al Hirschfield Signature “Hirschfield” on 3” x 5” index<br />
card, dated 11/3/92; “Beetle Bailey” cartoonist Mort Walker Original Drawing Signed of Beetle on<br />
3” x 5” index card; and “Ziggy” cartoonist Tom Wilson Original Drawing Signed of Ziggy and his dog<br />
looking up to the right. Generally Fine. [18] Est. 100-200<br />
518 Civil War: Edward Hatch Civil War Union general (1832-99); participated in Grierson’s raid into Mississippi;<br />
opposed NB Forrest in Tennessee; an Indian fighter after the war. ALS “Edward Hatch / Bt.<br />
Major Genl. / USA,” 1-3/4 pages, 4to, St. Louis Depot, January 4, 1873. He thanks US Secretary of<br />
War WW Belknap “for the kindness...in giving us this delightful station, also for the consideration<br />
shown me...It is the hope of the Army as well as the Country at large, that you retain the present<br />
position...” in US Grant’s second term, which was to begin in March. Inlaid to slightly larger sheet.<br />
Light toning, VG. Belknap did keep his position, but was successfully impeached in 1876 for corruption.<br />
(photo - page 60) Est. 200-300<br />
519 Civil War: David Hunter Union general (1802-86); put in charge of the Southern Department, he proclaimed<br />
the slaves in Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina emancipated, creating a furor in Washington;<br />
defeated at Lynchburg by Jubal Early in 1864, after which he retired from the service. Choice Seminole<br />
War-era Autograph Letter Signed “David Hunter / Paymaster,” 1 page, 4to, Fort Smith, Arkansas,<br />
October 19, 1842. He writes Paymaster General Nathan Towson, “I have the honor to enclose you<br />
my Monthly Statement for Sep. ‘42: also a letter, with its enclosure, for the Second Auditor of<br />
the Treasury [none present]. I have made the payment here, and shall leave for Gibson [Arkansas]<br />
tomorrow, if the Quartermaster has the transportation...” Partial separation at fold, small pin hole,<br />
otherwise VG. Both Hunter and the Confederate general who would end his career, Jubal Early, served<br />
in the Second Seminole War, another example of Civil War opponents who had been comrades-in-arms. Est. 100-250<br />
520 Civil War: Wesley Merritt Union general (1836-1910); led cavalry at Gettysburg; served with with<br />
distinction under Sheridan in the Shenandoah and Appomattox Campaigns; superintendent of West<br />
Point; led US ground forces in the Battle of Manila, becoming governor-general of the Philippines. Interesting<br />
ALS “W. Merritt,” 3 pages, 8vo, on stationery of the Grand Hotel, NY, June 16, 1891. He<br />
writes an unnamed general that “I...would gladly underatake the work and try to do justice to the<br />
life of my old Chief for whom my respect increases as time goes on, but I can promise nothing<br />
this summer” because of his wife’s illness. He suggests Gen James H Wilson or Col Fred C Newhall instead.<br />
Even age-toning, VG. Merritt served in only one campaign alongside both James H Wilson and<br />
Fred C Newhall; that was in the Shenandoah Campaign, leaving little doubt that the “old Chief” he refers<br />
to is Philip H Sheridan, who had died in 1888. (photo - page 60) Est. 200-300<br />
521 Civil War: Collection Choice selection of items including an early Secession Letter, 2 pages, 4to,<br />
Lynchburg, VA, April 30, 1861, lamenting how “War and all its demoralizing consequences reign<br />
here. Troops throng the streets - and are as you well know many seeking the army are vicious &<br />
careless of consequences and in fact crimes they suppose are to be tolerated such times as these.<br />
Several murders in Baltimore other than the engagements with those troops have occurred, some<br />
in Washington. Last week here as Senator [future President Andrew] Johnson of Tennessee passed<br />
through he barely escaped with his life for his Union sentiments...” With three Soldier’s Letters<br />
by Henry Caryl at Ft Marshall in Baltimore, August 10-September 14, 1864. He writes his mother and<br />
sister in Charlestown, MA. There is little news from his position behind the front; his company drills in<br />
the Maryland countryside, frightening locals who think a battle must be brewing; like so many soldiers,<br />
he must combat illness and endure substandard food; he worries in the last letter that he will be sent to<br />
New York to enforce the draft, but “I should rather go to the front when I fight I do not want my<br />
head smashed with brick bats and paveing stones.” With a copy of the New York Times of May 29,<br />
1863, with news of the ongoing investment of Vicksburg; Confederate forces reduced along the Rappahannock<br />
(said to be to stop their fishing, when in fact Lee’s forced had begun its swing around the<br />
Union right that would end in Gettysburg, PA just a month later); and rebel shipping depredations. All<br />
items VG. [5] Est. 300-400<br />
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522 Collection: Aviation Leaders / NASA A nice collection of astronauts and astronaut candidates, and<br />
aviation executives, some signed on 3” x 5” cards over US postage stamps commemorating aviation,<br />
space exploration, but also (as marked) with TLSs and SPs. Those designated with an asterisk (*) are<br />
tipped to album pages. Group includes Norman Augustine, Joe Leonard, Robert Crandall, Dan McKinnon,<br />
Gordon Bethune, David Neeleman, Brooke Knapp, Hugo Eckner, Richard Branson, George<br />
Mikelsons, Paul Mac Cready, George Luck, Lodewijk Van Der Berg, Reid Weisman, Mark Vande Hei,<br />
Scott Tingle, Kate Rubins, Kjell Lindgren, Herb Kelleher and Colleen Barrett (2) (with TLS and ANS),<br />
James Bell, W. James McNerney, Edward J. Daly* (with TLS), Jim Parker* (with ANS), John Young*,<br />
Donald Burr*, Frank Lorenzo*(with TLS), Greg C. Johnson (SP), and Jack Fischer (TLS and SP). Lot<br />
also includes (13) unsigned NASA official photographs of Space Shuttle Mission Crews from STS-26<br />
through STS-41 (no STS-37, -39 or -40). All in Fine-Very Fine condition. [43] Est. 300-400<br />
523<br />
523 Collection: Classical Composers Choice group of Autograph Letters Signed, all in French, including<br />
operatic composer “J. Massenet,” (January 1, 1889, to American opera singer Minnie Hank, he is<br />
happy “that my music is being interpreted by such a great artist.”); composer and critic “Ad. C. Adam;”<br />
operatic composer Daniel “Auber,” (to Mr. Coste about arrangements for an audition; with portrait);<br />
operatic composer “G. Charpentier,” (January 21, 1929, to a friend, about whether there will be rest<br />
in the summer); Italian-born French composer “L. Cherubini,” (as director of the Paris Conservatory,<br />
October 5, 1824, giving permission for a Mr. Emile Doux to be admitted to the classes of Mr. Baptiste<br />
and Mr. St. Aubin; tipped to an 8vo sheet); operatic and ballet composer “Leo Delibes,” (mentioning<br />
his ballet Sylvia); musician “Gaultier,” (August 1, 1771, to Mr. Favart, requesting a poem to set to<br />
music); Romantic composer “Benjamin Godard,” (February 10, 1894, to an unnamed colleague about<br />
a performance of his Trio (in G minor) and his “Aubade”); operatic composer “F. Halevy,” (March 22,<br />
1851, sending a friend a box seat ticket to his opera La dame de pique); Bohemian pianist and composer<br />
“I. Moscheles,” (June 1, 1822, telling a friend he would like to try out a piece with him for piano and<br />
harp; and operatic composer “Ambrose Thomas.” File holes in Charpentier, partial fold separation at<br />
edges of Godard, others with some soiling and usual light wear and toning, otherwise all VG. [12]<br />
(photo) Est. 400-600<br />
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524 Collection: Labor Leaders Large group of over 100+ autographs, most signed on 3” x 5” cards over<br />
US postage stamps commemorating labor and industry, but also (as marked) with many TLS and SP.<br />
Those designated with an asterisk (*) are tipped to album pages. Includes James R. Hoffa, John L.<br />
Lewis, Cesar Chavez*; the ACTWU’s Joyce Miller (with TLS*) and Sol Stetin (SP); the ACW’s Jacob<br />
S. Potofsky (TLS and SP); the AFL-CIO’s Moe Biller (with TLS*), Frank Bonadio (TLS and SP), William<br />
Green (TLS), Paul Jennings (TLS and SP), Lane Kirkland (with TLS* and SP), George Meany (with 2<br />
TLS and SP), Albert Shanker (with TLS* and SP), John Sweeney, and Richard L. Trumka* (with TLS*);<br />
AFSCME’s Jerry Wurf (SP); the A of M’s William Winpisinger (TLS & SP); The ATU’s John M. Elliott<br />
(TLS); the BLE’s PS Heath, RP McLaughlin (2), and CV Monin (with TLS); the BM&PIU’s Thomas<br />
Murphy (TLS); the BSCP’s A. Philip Randolph; the IBT’s Ron Carey (signed twice, with TLS), Frank<br />
Fitzsimmons (TLS and SP), James P. Hoffa, William J. McCarthy, and Jackie Presser; IBPAT’s AL “Mike”<br />
Monroe (2, with TLS); ILGWU’s Sol Chaikin (TLS and SP); ILWU’s David Arian (with TLS), Harry<br />
Bridges*, and James R. Herman (with TLS); the LIUNA’s Arthur A. Coia (with TLS*); the NFFE’s Nate<br />
Wolkomir (TLS); the NMU’s Joe Curran (1, with SP); the OCAW’s BJ Schafer (TLS); the SIU’s Paul<br />
Hall, the UAW’s Owen Bieber (with TLS*), Douglas Fraser (TLS and SP), Walter Reuther, Leonard<br />
Woodcock (2 TLS and SP), and Stephen Yokich; the UFCW’s William H. Wynn (with TLS) and James<br />
Suffridge; the UFW’s Dolores Huerta and Arturo Rodriguez(2 - one *, the other signature on stamp);<br />
the UMWA’s WA Boyle (TLS*), Sam Church, and Arnold Miller (two, with TLS*); United Steelworkers’<br />
IW Abel (with TLS), George Becker, and David J. McDonald; UTU’s GT Dubose (2); UTWA’s Ron<br />
Myslowka(2); US Secretaries of Labor Peter Brennan, JD Hodgson, James P. Mitchell, William Usery*<br />
and W. Willard Wirtz; and the unrelated signatures of steel executive Roger Blough*, Joe Famolare*,<br />
and engineer OH Ammann*. With FDC signed by Moe Biller (5), Harry Bridges, David Dubinsky,<br />
David I. McDonald, and Walter P. Reuther. Most are in Fine condition. [100+] (photo - page 60) Est. 400-600<br />
525 Collection: Literary (Spoken and Written) An assemblage of personages from the fields of radio, literary<br />
editing, journalism, etc. of (40+) autographs, most signed on 3” x 5” cards over US postage stamps<br />
commemorating radio, communications, journalism, America and freedom of speech, but also (as<br />
marked) with many TLS and SP. Those designated with an asterisk (*) are tipped to album pages. Includes<br />
Lawrence Spivak, Sam Levene, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Cynthia Tucker, George S. Kaufman, Herb<br />
Caen, Robert L. Bernstein, Jason Epstein, Dave Pelzer, Michael Korda, Arianna Huffington, Gregory<br />
Rabassa, Mike Burstyn, Eric Foner, Malcolm Forbes, George Gallup, Stephen Birmingham, David<br />
Barsamian, Richard Peuear / Larissa Volkhonsky (1), Markos Zuniga, Robert Hollander, Fannie Hurst,<br />
Dorothy Thompson, Clifford Odets, Lowell Thomas Sr, Erin Brockovich (TLS and SP), David Sedaris<br />
(with TLS), Jim Platnick*, Hayden Carruth*, Mary Carter Smith (on newspaper), Abe Goodman*, Farley<br />
Mowat* (with TLS), Gay Telese (TLS), Ogden Nash* (TLS), Connie Chung (TLS), David Hockney*<br />
(additional stamp); Radio HO Famers: Include Michael I. Gartner, Frank Stanton, Casey Kasem,<br />
Himan Brown, Norman Corwin, J.P. McCarthy, Bob Edwards and Ira Glass (NPR), and Orion Samuelson.<br />
With (2) FDCs signed by Malcolm Forbes Jr. All in Fine condition. [40+] Est. 200-300<br />
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526 Collection: Pulitzer Prize A choice collection of 129 signatures, most over stamps commemorating<br />
Joseph Pulitzer, of winners in all categories of the United States’ top literary and journalism award. Includes<br />
beat reporters Deborah Blum, David Freedman and James Mitzelfeld (together), Linda J. Greenhouse,<br />
Paul Ingrassia, Robert Keeler, Gretchen Morgenson, David Shribman, Diane Sugg, and Joseph<br />
B. White (together); biographers Debby Applegate, Kai Bird, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Joan Hedrick,<br />
David McCulloch, and Edmund Morris; cartoonists Nick Anderson, Tony Auth, Bruce Beattie, Stephen<br />
P. Breen (2), Paul Conrad, Walt Handelsman, Jack Higgins, David Horsey, Dick Locher, Craig MacIntosh,<br />
Jeff MacNelly, Jimmy Margulies, Jim Morin, Michael Ramirez (2), Paul Szep, Ann Telnaes, Edmund<br />
Valtman, and Signe Wilkinson; commentary writers Jim Dwyer, Jim Hoagland, Steven Pearlstein,<br />
Dorothy Rabinowitz, Eugene Robinson, Connie Schultz, and Cynthia Tucker; composer Steven Stucky;<br />
critics Henry Allen, Gail Caldwell, Robert Campbell, Justin Davidson, Michael Dierda, Mark Feeney,<br />
Robin Giuhan, Stephen Hunter, Joe Morgenstern, and Lloyd Schwartz; editorialists Rick Attic, Doug<br />
Bates, John C. Bersia, R. Bruce Dold, Jeffrey Good, Cornelia Grumman, Maria Henson, Mark Mahoney,<br />
David Moats, Tom Philip, and Robert B. Semple Jr.; explanatory reporters Bettina Boxall, Julie<br />
Cart, Gareth Cook, David Finkel, Laurie Garrett, Ron Kotulak, Usha Lee McFarling, Eric Newhouse,<br />
Paul Salopel, and Mike Toner; feature writers Rick Bragg, Lane DeGregory, Sonia Nazarid, Barry Siegel,<br />
Ron Suskind, Tom Wallman, and Damon Winter; fiction writers Edna Buchanan, Michael Cunningham,<br />
Richard Ford, Alison Lurie, James A. McPherson, N. Scott Monaday, Jane Smiley, and Anne Tyler;<br />
historians Rick Atkinson, Louis Menand, David Moshinsky, Gene Roberts and Barbara Tuchman; international<br />
reporters Barry Bearak, John F. Burns, Richard Ben Cramer, John Darnton, Steve Fainaro,<br />
Mark Fritz, Roy Gutman, Mary Jordan, Peter Kann, Nicholas Kristof, Kim Murphy, David Rohde, Serge<br />
Schmemann, Mark Schoofs, Patrick Sloyan, and Kevin Sullivan; investigative reporters Lorraine Adams,<br />
David Barston, Steve Berry, Brett Blackledge, Walt Bogdanich, Jeff Brazil, Gary Cohn, Craig Flournoy,<br />
Seymour Hersh, Nigel Jaquiss, Clifford Levy, Dele Olojede, James R. Polk, Stephanie Saul and Biran<br />
Donovan (together), and Susan Schmidt; local reporters Debbie Cenziper, Paul Giblin and David<br />
Umhoefer; national reporters Jo Becker, Russell Carollo, William Dietrich (2), Alix J. Freedman, Mary<br />
Ann Gwinn, Richard Maraniss, and Jeff Nesmith (together), Walter Mears, Allen Miller, James Risen (2),<br />
George Rodrigues, Charlie Savage, Jeff Taylor and Mike McGraw (together), Kevin Sack, George T.<br />
Walker, Eileen Welsome, and John Noble Wilford; nonfiction authors Herbert P. Bix, Steve Coll, Frances<br />
Fitzgerald, Samantha Power, David McWhorter, Garry Wills, Lawrence Wright and Daniel Yergin; photographers<br />
Kevin Carter, Manny Crisostomo (2), Patricia Farrell, Deanne Fitzmaurice, Jerry Gay, Ken<br />
Geiger and Bill Snyder (together), Carol Guzy, Adrees Latif, Robert McFadden, Ron Olshwanger, Daniel<br />
Peterson, Matt Rainey, Steve Starr, Jack Thornell, Paul Watson, Stephanie Welsh, and Clarence Williams<br />
III; playwrights David Auburn, Tracy Letts, Alfred Uhry, and Lanford Wilson; and poets John L. Ashberry,<br />
Stephen Dunn, Louise Gluck, Jorie Graham, Ted Kooser, Maxine Kumin, Stanley Kurtz, Paul<br />
Muldoon, Charles Simic, William Snodgrass, Gary Snyder, Mark Strand, Henry S. Taylor, Peter Viereck,<br />
Richard Wilbur, and Charles Wright. With a few accompanying TLS. About forty are on lightly gummed<br />
album pages, but can be readily removed with a little care. Mostly Fine. Est. 250-350<br />
527 Collection: Technology Business Giants and Digital Pioneers A group of (62) of the top names in<br />
the technology business and digital pioneers, most on 3” x 5” cards, the large majority Signed over US<br />
postage stamps commemorating technology, includes several Turing Award winners. John E Warnock<br />
(Adobe CEO), Sherry Turkle (MIT Professor), Jonathan Ive (VP Apple), John Horton Conway (Mathematician),<br />
Chris Anderson (Wired Magazine Founder), Morris Chang (Taiwan Semiconductor CEO),<br />
Marc Andreesen (Netscape), Phillip Anschutz (Quest CEO), Rob Malda (Slashdot), Paul Allen (Vulcan<br />
Computers CEO), Bill Fulkerson, Shawn Fannin (Napster), Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield<br />
(Flicker Founders), Mitchell Kapor, Dorothy Denning (Information Security), Donald Knuth (Computer<br />
Scientist), Thomas Kurth (Zoom Info), Sandra Kurtzig (ASK), Geraldine Laybourne (Cable TV), Scott<br />
McNealy (Sun Micro CEO), Mary Meeker (Internet Analyst), Halsey Minor (CNET), N R Murthy (Infosys<br />
CEO), Ronald Nutt (Inventor / CTI Molecular Imaging), James O’Brien (Info Systems), Jorma<br />
Olilla (Nokia Chairman/CEO), Carol Bartz (Yahoo! CEO 2009-2011), John Carmack (Computer<br />
Games), Pamela Lopker (QAD Chairman), Drew Major (Volera Inc), John Opel (IBM President), Eckhard<br />
Pfeiffer (Compaq CEO), Miguel de Icaza (Software Programmer), Kris Pister (Smart Dust), Ping<br />
Fu (Computer Tech), Robert W Pittman (MTV / AOL / Clear Channel), Dennis Ritchie and Kenneth<br />
Thompson (C Programming), Alvin Rossman, Daniel Rus (Computer Science), Michael Saylor (Intelligence<br />
Software), Gary E. Gist (Forbes Chairman), Turing Awards: Francis Elizabeth Allen (1st woman),<br />
Nandan Milckao, Leonard Adelman, Ronald L Rivest, Joseph Sifakis, and Robert E. Kahn (2). Generally<br />
in Fine condition. [62] Est. 350-550<br />
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528 Collection: Woman Writers A strong group of Signatures of modern novelists, journalists, and poets,<br />
most signing over themed US stamps on 3” x 5” cards. Includes Diane Ackerman, Margaret Atwood,<br />
Judy Blume, Jennifer Egan, Janet Evanovich, Susan Faludi, Sue Grafton, Germaine Greer, Mary Hemingway,<br />
Patricia Highsmith, Susan Isaacs, Tama Janowitz, Maxine Hong Kingston, Madeleine L’Engle,<br />
Anne Perry, Marge Piercy, Annie Proulx, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Dorothy West, Naomi Wolfe, and dozens<br />
more; generally in Fine condition. [58] (photo - page 60) Est. 150-250<br />
529 Collection: Writers Large group of Signatures if important modern novelists, poets, playwrights, and<br />
journalists, most signed on 3” x 5” cards over themed US postage stamps. Includes authors Chinua<br />
Achebe, Peter Ackroyd, Mortimer Adler (2), Jorge Amado, Paul Auster, David Balducci, Peter Benchley,<br />
Michael Crichton, Clive Cussler, Jaques Derrida, Dominick Dunne, James Ellroy, Howard Fast,<br />
Jonathan Franzen, John Hersey, Carl Hiaasen, Don DeLillo, Frederick Forsyth, John Jakes, Neil Jordan,<br />
William Kennedy, Jay McInerney (with ALS), Michael Ondaaje, Mario Puzo, William Safire, Isaac B<br />
Singer, Nicholas Sparks, RL Stine, and Mark Van Doren; playwrights and screenwriters Alan Ayckbourne,<br />
Steven Bochco, Paddy Chayefsky, Roddy Doyle, Horton Foote, Charles Fuller, Spalding Gray, Garrison<br />
Keillor, Hanif Kureishi, Tony Kushner, Arthur Laurents, Norman Lear, Frank Mankiewicz, Terrence<br />
McNally, Jonathan Miller, Neil Simon, Tom Stoppard, and Wendy Wasserstein; and poets Billy Collins,<br />
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg, Robert Haas, Anthony Hecht, Robert Pinsky, and Robert Penn<br />
Warren; with scores more. Mostly in Fine condition. [132] (photo - page 60) Est. 750-1,250<br />
530 Collection: World Leaders and Politicians An exceptionally large collection of World Leaders, U.S.<br />
Governors, Mayors and Other US Military, Cabinet and Staff. The collection has signatures signed over<br />
themed US stamps on 3” x 5” cards and TLS from various offices on letterhead. Includes a large collection<br />
of cabinet secretaries and White House and Executive Department staff from the administrations<br />
of FDR through George W Bush, but chiefly from the time of JFK forward; all signed over stamps<br />
on 3” x 5” index cards. Includes Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright, Lawrence Eagleburger, Colin<br />
Powell, William P Rogers, and Edward R Stettinius; Secretary of the Treasury William E Simon; Secretaries<br />
of Defense Harold Brown, Frank Carlucci, Clark Clifford, William J Perry, and James R Schlesinger;<br />
Attorney General William French Smith; Secretaries of the Interior William Clark, Thomas Kleppe (2),<br />
Gale S Norton, Fred Seaton, Stuart Udall, and James Watt; Secretaries of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson,<br />
Earl Butz, Mike Espy, Dan Glickman, Clifford Harlen, Richard Lyng, Ed Madigan, Ann Veneman, and<br />
Clayton Yeuter; Secretaries of Commerce Don Evans, Barbara Franklin, Carlos Gutierrez, Robert Mosbacher,<br />
Peter G Peterson, and Maurice Stans; Secretary of Labor Kathy Higgins; and 30 other full cabinet<br />
officers and 45 undersecretaries, deputies, and subdepartment heads. With National Security Advisors<br />
Sandy Berger, Anthony Lake, Robert McFarlane, John Poindexter, and Brent Scowcroft; Chiefs of Staff<br />
James A Baker, John D Podesta, and Jack Watson; Press Secretaries James Brady, Marlin Fitzwater, Ari<br />
Fleischer, Michael McCurry, Dee Dee Myers, Ron Nessen, and George Reedy, and many, many more.<br />
An excellent opportunity to start a collection or to add to one already in progress. A veritable treasure<br />
trove of material! Generally Fine.<br />
A lot of this size and type is likely to contain some autopen or secretarial examples that have not been<br />
identified; as such, it is sold as-is and potential bidders are advised to view it before the auction.[Please<br />
contact our offices for a more complete list of names.] [500+] Est. 2,500-5,000<br />
531 Collection: World of Creative Arts Accumulation A diverse group of autographs that span many subject<br />
groups, but an opportunity to acquire a starter collection of autographs or to enhance a current<br />
one. Includes signed, loose stamps, Typed Letters Signed and signatures over thematic stamps on 3” x<br />
5” cards. Categories include Architects, Chefs, Clown Hall of Famers, Hollywood, Illustrators, Music,<br />
Orchestra Leaders, TV, Performers, Photography, Sculptors, and many more. A small sampling of these<br />
great pieces: Victor Borge, Henry Winkler, Julie Child, Dagmar, John Calvert (“The Falcon”), Lloyd<br />
Bridges, Jimmie Fidler, William Wegman, Lew Wasserman, Paul Prudhomme, and more. A truly spectacular<br />
group of autographs. Generally Fine.<br />
A lot of this size and type is likely to contain some autopen or secretarial examples that have not been<br />
identified; as such, it is sold as-is and potential bidders are advised to view it before the auction.[Please<br />
contact our offices for a more complete list of names.] [100+] Est. 1,000-2,250<br />
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532 Collection: Worldwide Accumulation A diverse group of autographs that span many subject groups,<br />
but a great opportunity to acquire a starter collection of autographs or to enhance a current one. Includes<br />
TLS and signatures over thematic stamps on 3” x 5” cards. Categories include Animators, Cartoonists,<br />
Educators and the Hoover Institution, Explorers, Journalists, Nobel Peace Prize recipients, Religion<br />
and Civil Rights Activists, Women and Very Special People: Helen Keller, Bernard Baruch, Dr. Benjamin<br />
Spock, Jacques Y. Cousteau, Dr. Robert Ballard, G. Gordon Liddy, Carl Sagan, Thor Heyerdahl,<br />
and many, many more. A fantastic collection of autographs that will provide many hours of discovery and<br />
fun. Generally Fine.<br />
A lot of this size and type is likely to contain some autopen or secretarial examples that have not been<br />
identified; as such, it is sold as-is and potential bidders are advised to view it before the auction.[Please<br />
contact our offices for a more complete list of names.] [100+] Est. 1,000-2,500<br />
533 D. H. Shook Public Sale Notice - December 22, (18)98...4 Hd. Horses, Four Milk Cows, 13 Head<br />
Spring Shoats, 700 bushels Corn in crib. 4 Tons of Hay, and multiple farm implements. Free Lunch at<br />
Noon. The poster has been torn in half and retaped, along with some missing pieces, otherwise Good. Est. 100-200<br />
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534 Du Pont, Samuel F. Union Rear Admiral (1803-65); commanded the fleet that invaded Port Royal<br />
[Hilton Head], South Carolina. Wardate Autograph Letter Signed “S F Du Pont,” 2 pp, Mar. 8,<br />
1864, small 8vo, near Wilmington, Delaware, to Commodore Thomas Turner (1808-83) in Philadelphia.<br />
In part, he pens regarding looking foward to meeting and “the discussion of the interesting topics<br />
to which you allude.” Mounting strips at margins of verso, light toning overall, otherwise VG. (photo) Est. 100-150<br />
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535 Eisenhower, Dwight D. Thirty-fourth President of the United States (1890-1969, served 1953-61);<br />
Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Europe during World War II; Supreme Commander of NATO.<br />
Fine Typewritten Letter Signed “D.E” as President, ¾ p, small 4to, on White House stationery but<br />
written in Augusta, GA, 12/7/1956. Writing his friend and strong Republican supporter Russell B.<br />
Stearns, president of National Food Products, he warmly explains that “A good friend of the National<br />
Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon has made available to me a number of copies of a special medallion.<br />
Because of your association with that organization, it occurred to me that you might like to<br />
have one...I hope the medallion will serve as a suitable keepsake of the 1956 political campaign...”<br />
With original typewritten envelope. Very light offsetting from envelope, otherwise VG/F. Just a month<br />
earlier, Eisenhower and VP Richard Nixon were re-elected in an electoral landslide. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
536 Floyd, John B. Confederate general (1806-63); Governor of Virginia; Secretary of War under President<br />
Buchanan; he served under Lee in the West Virginia campaign and was later ordered to Fort Donelson;<br />
transferred command to General Pillow and made his escape from “Unconditional Surrender” Grant;<br />
President Davis removed him from service but he was soon commissioned a Major General of Virginia<br />
State troops; died in the field in August, 1863 as a result of exposure. Choice pair of Manuscript Letters<br />
Signed “John B. Floyd” as Secretary of War, 1/3 page and 1 page, 4to, Washington, May 22, and<br />
November 19, 1858. The first is official notification of the appointment of “...Geo: C. Thomas, Esq...” to<br />
a temporary clerkship in the Quarter Master General’s Office, ordering him to report for duty to Major<br />
General Jesup. The second gives approval to James Bradbury of Augusta, Maine, about “the introduction<br />
of gas at Kennebec Arsenal.” First with overall age-toning and spotting, otherwise Good; second<br />
with one interior closed tear and edge war, VG. [2] (photo - page 60) Est. 300-500<br />
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537 French Revolution: Document Collection - A fascinating quartet of Documents Signed, all from the<br />
later revolutionary period and the days leading up to Napoleon’s rise to power. Features a partly engraved<br />
Document Signed by Voulland, Legendre, and other members of the Committee of General Security,<br />
Paris, 30 thermidor, an II (August 17, 1794). The document concerns a petition from the minister<br />
of the Republic of Geneva concerning two prisoners that the Committee has arrested who are being<br />
held in Luxembourg. Just a month earlier, the Committee had secured the execution of Maximilien<br />
Robespierre, bringing an end to the Reign of Terror and establishing its own somewhat more moderate<br />
rule. With a beautiful partly engraved DS, 2 pages, 14 germinal, an 5 (April 3 1797), on stationery of<br />
the 2nd Division of the Army of the North, from the president of the Council of War. Also with a document<br />
from the Municipality of Chaumont, Haute-Marne, 9 pluviose, an III (January 28, 1795); and<br />
one from the 7th Military Division, 13 fructidor, an VI (August 30, 1798), requesting a military commander<br />
for the department. All in VG condition or better. Est. 300-400<br />
538 Fur Trade: [American Fur Company: Vanderburgh’s Death] Interesting autograph letter signed by<br />
John Catron to Robert Campbell in St. Louis. He explains that “Wm. H. Vanderburg the clerk of the<br />
American Fur Co. drew a Bill of Exchange on P[ierre] Chouteau Agt for said Company in favour of<br />
George Ennis for the sum of $473.50...for furs my Brother [Minatree Catron] sold to the Am. Fur<br />
Copy...with the instructions to pay me the money. Mr. Chouteau has refused payment and the Bill is returned<br />
protested...Ennis informs me that you had a draft or Bill...drawn by same Vanderburgh as clerk<br />
of Am Fur Co on same Chouteau for a large amount” and wants to know if Chouteau protested that,<br />
too. Vanderburgh had become one of the AMF’s top men in the Western Department, running its trapping<br />
operations with Andrew Drips. They had recently been chasing Tom Fitzpatrick and his men<br />
through Blackfoot country. The day after this letter was written, Vanderburgh and a handful of trappers<br />
were ambushed by about a hundred Blackfeet. He and one other man were killed. Vanderburgh’s body<br />
was never found. (Image) Est. 400-500<br />
539 Fur Trade: [Campbell, Robert] Three very early letters to Campbell in St. Louis, all 1825, from business<br />
colleagues. The first, from Cape Girardeau, MO, is from James Keyte on April 30, sending goods<br />
up the Mississippi on the Phoenix. Keyte writes again on May 9, this time from Wheeling, (now WV),<br />
during a trip East. Because of low water, he will skip Pittsburgh, and will take the mail stage to Baltimore.<br />
Keyte’s instructions to Campbell about their stores suggests that he is in the position of authority. Eventually<br />
Campbell would become one of the richest men in St. Louis.The third, from Philadelphia, is from<br />
Robert Wiley on May 25, while he is apparently being visited by Keyte, who carried the letter back to<br />
St. Louis. He reports that business is slow, and “nearly every species of merchandise has advanced in Value<br />
in consequence of which country dealers have curtailed their orders.. A few years like the present would<br />
convert the whole of you southern & western folks into nabobs...Your time is coming.” All letters suffer<br />
from condition problems.In 1832, Keyte would found the town that still bears his name, Keytesville,<br />
Missouri. The year 1825 would later see Campbell’s first expedition to the Rocky Mountains, in the<br />
company of Jedediah Smith of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company. Est. 200-300<br />
540 Fur Trade: Mountain Men Series of Books, “The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far<br />
West,” LeRoy R. Hafen. Glendale, CA, Arthur H. Clark, 1965-72. 11 vols. 8vo, brown cloth with gilt<br />
spine. All with Risvold label on front pastedown. These are in fine condition, almost as-new. [11] Est. 500-750<br />
541 George IV King of the United Kingdom (1762-1830, reigned from 1820); his father’s illness required<br />
his regency from 1811 until George III’s death; though clever and talented, his excesses, his outdated<br />
political stances, and his often cruel treatment of his estranged wife severely damaged his popular reputation.<br />
Grand Manuscript Document Signed “George R” as King, 1 page, on vellum, large oblong<br />
folio, Windsor, September 20, 1825. Also signed by Foreign Secretary “George Canning.” George appoints<br />
Peter Lacroix “to be Our Consul at Nice, hereby giving and granting unto him full Power and<br />
Authority by all lawful means to aid and protect Our Merchants and other Our Subjects...that has trade<br />
to or reside at Nice.” Large wax and paper royal seal at upper left. With 1,15 revenue stamp at left. Some<br />
stiffness and toning at folds, otherwise VG. George IV would make Canning Prime Minister in 1827,<br />
but he would soon die in office, serving just 119 days, shorter than any other Prime Minister. (photo -<br />
page 60) Est. 250-350<br />
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542 Griswold, Roger Governor of Connecticut (1762-1812); earlier, a US Representative noted as the first<br />
to engage in brawl with another congressman in the House! Pair of Autograph Letters Signed “R:<br />
Griswold” as Governor, 1 page, New Haven, CT, October 25, 1811, and Lyme, April 3, 1812. He<br />
writes to Maj Nathaniel Terry, commanding the governor’s foot-guards of the state militia, asking in the<br />
first “that you will be so good as to give me your opinion in detail respecting a uniform for the<br />
Infantry...” In the second, he responds to Terry’s letter about a new state act authorizing “the Commandants<br />
of the companies of guards to recruit from Infantry companies...I have no doubt of the<br />
expediency of authorising the guards to recruit from any Regiment of Infantry, you have my approbation<br />
to enlist the right men...” Both clean and VG. Terry would resign his post in 1813 and be<br />
named a brigadier general in charge of all the state’s militia. [2] Est. 200-300<br />
543 Harding, Warren G. Twenty-ninth President of the United States (1865-1923, served 1921-23), died<br />
in office. Choice partly-engraved Document Signed “Warren G. Harding” as President, 1 page,<br />
folio, Washington, April 25, 1922. He appoints “Jesse D. Moore...Marshall... eastern district of New<br />
York...” Countersigned by Attorney General “Harry Daugherty.” Age-toned from lamination on the<br />
verso. Coolidge, Calvin Thirtieth President of the United States (1872-1933, served 1923-29),<br />
succeeding to the presidency upon the death of Harding. Choice partly-engraved Document Signed<br />
“Calvin Coolidge” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, May 5, 1926. He appoints “Jesse D.<br />
Moore...Marshall... eastern district of New York...” Countersigned by Attorney General “Jno. G. Sargent.”<br />
Age-toned and laminated on the verso. [2] Est. 200-400<br />
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544 Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964) Thirty-first President of the United States (1929-33) as the country was<br />
overtaken by the Great Depression; overwhelmingly defeated for re-election; earlier served as U.S. Food<br />
Administrator and Secretary of Commerce. Partly-printed Manuscript Document Signed “Herbert<br />
Hoover” as President, 1 page, large folio, ca. 23” x 19”, Washington, May 16, 1930. Countersigned by<br />
“Henry L Stimson” as Secretary of State. President Hoover appoints “Edward Mead of California....a<br />
member of the Commission to study and report on the Conservation and Administration of the Public<br />
Domain...” Intact seal at lower left. Age toning around edges and some wet paper wrinkling, otherwise<br />
overall VF+ condition. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
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545<br />
545 [Johnson, Andrew]: Impeachment Tickets A pair of tickets, each admitting the bearer to the US Senate<br />
gallery, both 2.9” x 3.5”, one blue with black print for May 9, 1868, with matching stub stamped<br />
“701,” the other yellow with orange print for May 13, with matching stub stamped “727.” Both lightly<br />
soiled, with some edge rubbing, about VF+. [4] (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
546<br />
546 Johnston, Joseph E. American general (1807-91); the highest-ranking US officer to join the Confederacy;<br />
first commander of the Army of Northern Virginia until he was wounded and Robert E Lee took<br />
charge; best known for his long strategic withdrawal against WT Sherman’s army in Georgia; after the<br />
war, the two rivals became friends, and Johnston died after catching a cold at Sherman’s funeral. Very<br />
early clipped Signature “J.E. Johnston / Bt. Capt Top’l Engrs.” on a1.3” x 4.25” sheet, undated but<br />
ca. 1840. Johnston had been brevetted for his valor in the Second Seminole War in Florida, where in<br />
1838 he had been wounded during a stint as a civilian. In Fine condition. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
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547 Literary: Modern Writers Good group of 38 Autographs, mostly typewritten letters or autograph<br />
notes, from major modern authors, journalists, publishers and editors, a number of them Pulitzer<br />
prizewinners. A few, identified with asterisks (*), are tipped to album pages. Includes authors Jeffrey<br />
Archer, Russell Banks (ALS), Barbara Taylor Bradford, Barbara Cartland, Jonathan Foer, Dick Francis<br />
(ALS), Amy Hempel, Molly Ivins, Ira Levin, Phillip Margolin, Ann McCaffrey, Gloria Naylor, Belva<br />
Plain, and Rupert Thomson; publishers Conrad Black* and Helen Gurley Brown (signature and TLS);<br />
journalists Barry Bearak, Deborah Blum, Rick Bragg*, Alex J. Freedman*, Thomas Friedman, Bob Keeler<br />
(ALS), Jane Bryant Quinn, David Rohde (ALS), and Kevin Sullivan; editors Jeffrey Good, Roy Gutman,<br />
Jim Hoagland, Walter Mears, Kim Murphy, Howell Raines (with ANS*), Robert B. Semple, and Mike<br />
Toner; and photojournalists Deanne Fitzmaurice (ALS), Carol Guzy (ALS), and Paul Watson (ALS).<br />
Generally Fine. [38] Est. 100-200<br />
548 Madison, James Fourth President of the United States (1751-1838, served 1809-17); primary author<br />
of the United States Constitution. Partly printed Document Signed “James Madison” as President, 1<br />
page, oblong folio, on vellum, Washington July 27, 1814. A land grant to John Ritter of Fairfield County<br />
Ohio, for a quarter lot “the southeastern quarter of section Eighteen of township Fourteen in<br />
range Twenty...” Also signed by Commissioner of the General Land Office Edward Tiffin. With wax and<br />
paper seal, damaged. Fold wear, foxing, soiling, and toning, VG. Also included in this lot Monroe,<br />
James Fifth President of the United States (1758-1831, served 1817-25); Secretary of State and Secretary<br />
of War under James Madison; earlier US Senator and US Minister to France and also to Great<br />
Britain; Governor of VA; officer in the Revolution; protege of Thomas Jefferson. Partly printed Document<br />
Signed “James Monroe” as President, 1 page, vellum folio, Washington, 12/4/1823. A land grant<br />
registered at Chillicothe in Ohio office, to Thomas Mathews of Pike County Ohio The East half of the<br />
South East Quarter of Section Eight, in township Five, Range Twenty-one..” Also Signed by Commissioner<br />
of the Land Office, “George Graham”. Well soiled, stain in mid-lower center, especially at edges,<br />
with some damage to land office seal, ink a little light but signatures clear, overall G/VG. Est. 200-300<br />
549 Music: Jazz and Blues Signatures of musicians and composers of America’s own original musical style.<br />
All sign on 3” x 5” cards, most signing across music-themed stamps. Includes Benny Carter, Anthony<br />
Davis, Richard Davis, Buddy De Franco, Willie Dixon, Dave Douglas, David Frishberg, Buddy Guy,<br />
Jimmy Heath, Neal Hefti, Fred Hersch, Keith Jarrett, Charles Lloyd, Joe Lovano, Jackie McLean, Max<br />
Morath, Houston Person, Joshua Redman, Lee Ritenour, Loren Schoenberg, Gunther Schuller, Herb<br />
Snitzer, Mark Turner, and David Ware. Most in Fine condition. [24] (photo - page 76) Est. 100-200<br />
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550 551<br />
550 Napoleon I - French Emperor (1769-1821, ruled 1804-15); emerging in the late stages of the French<br />
Revolution, he would conquer or control most of continental Europe until his final defeat at Waterloo<br />
in 1815. Manuscript Order Signed “Nap,” 1 page, 4to, Paris, March 3, 1809. He directs Minister of War<br />
General Henri Clarke to reorganize fusilier companies in the Army of the Rhine at Strasbourg in order<br />
to form a Battalion of March of the Fourth Battalion of the Army of the Rhine. These join grenadiers<br />
and votigeurs that have already been assigned to that army, and will create a battalion alongside that of<br />
General Nicolas Oudinot. In VG/Fine condition. Just a month after the emperor signed this order,<br />
Austrian troops crossed into French-controlled Bavaria, initiating the War of the Fifth Coalition. After<br />
initial Austrian successes against Napoleon’s disorganized subordinates, the emperor took charge of the<br />
war, and won a costly but decisive victory at Wagram in July. General Oudinot’s bravery in the campaign<br />
led to his being named a Marshal of France, and Austria ceased to be a threat to French control over Europe.<br />
A choice one-page document ideal for prominent display. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
551 Napoleon I - Manuscript Document Signed “Nap” as Emperor, 1/2 page, 4to, the palace at Fontainbleu,<br />
October 13, 1810. With one (undeciphered) interpolation in his hand. Napoleon directs Minister<br />
of War Henri Clarke, the Duc de Feltre, to “Order the 4th Regiment of Line that is in camp at Boulgone”<br />
into garrison duty. Follow-up note pinned to lower left corner. In VG/F condition. In late 1810,<br />
Napoleon was reaching the height of his influence over Europe. Though England continued to thwart<br />
him on the Iberian peninsula, France controlled Spain, Italy, the western German states, Switzerland, and<br />
Poland; and made subordinate allies of Austria, Prussia, Sweden, and Denmark. Only when he dared to<br />
invade Russia in 1812 would Napoleon face an overpowering enemy: the bitter Russian winter. A few<br />
years earlier, Boulogne had been the staging point for the abandoned French assault on the emperor’s<br />
most implacable foe, England. An excellent one-page document ideal for display. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
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552 Napoleon I - Interesting Manuscript Document Signed “Nap” as Emperor, 1 page, 4to, Paris, November<br />
20, 1810. He writes to his Minister of War, Henri Clarke, the duc de Feltre, about a letter Clarke<br />
had forwarded from General Charles Louis Grandjean. Grandjean had suggested extraordinary maneuvers<br />
of infantry, cannon, and mortars, also involving the navy. In very good condition and deserving of<br />
further research. General Grandjean had risen through the ranks steadily from the revolutionary period<br />
through Napoleon’s reign, serving with distinction in Pomerania and Spain, including at the Siege of<br />
Saragossa in 1808-9. He had two horses shot from under him at the Battle of Wagram, and would later<br />
command a division in the Russian Campaign, where he held the garrison at Danzig that was compelled<br />
to surrender. He is among the generals immortalized on the Arc de Triomphe. Another desirable onepage<br />
order, ready for display. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
553 Napoleon I - Letter Signed “Nap” as Emperor, 1 page, 4to, St. Cloud, June 18, 1811. He writes to Minister<br />
of War Henri Clarke, duc de Feltre, “On July 1st I should be able to dispose of the 5th and 6th Companies<br />
of Engineers...” He goes on to give instructions on the disposition of horses, tools, and transports.<br />
Follow-up note pinned at lower left. In VG/F condition. 1811 was a time of relative quiet for Napoleon<br />
after his victory in the War of the Fifth Coalition in 1809. However, the seeds of his first great failure<br />
were already beginning to sprout, as his supposed supporter, Tsar Alexander I, abandoned Napoleon’s<br />
continent-wide blockade of British shipping. Before long, a complete rupture between France and Russia<br />
would lead to Napoleon’s disastrous attempt to conquer his erstwhile ally, ending in the emperor’s<br />
exile to Elba. A one-page letter ideal for display. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
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554 [Napoleon I] Document Collection - A choice selection of eight Documents Signed from the<br />
Napoleonic era, featuring a rare Autograph Document Signed by General Guillaume Marie Anne<br />
“Brune” as a member of the Council of State, 1/2 page, on partly engraved stationery, Paris, 19 frimaire,<br />
an X (December 10, 1801). He writes Minister of War Louis-Alexandre Berthier, transmitting a letter<br />
from citizen Martigues (not present). Brume (1763-1815) and Berthier would both become Marshals<br />
of the Empire after Napoleon’s coronation. With an exceptional DS by Denis “Decres” as Minister of the<br />
Navy and the Colonies, Paris, 19 ventose, an 11 (March 10, 1803) to the Colonial Prefect of St<br />
Domingue, Montgiraud, concerning financial matters. French control of St Domingue - now Haiti - was<br />
already doomed, and Napoleon would sell Louisiana to the United States in April, divesting himself of<br />
his American holdings. By the first day of 1804, Haiti proclaimed itself an independent nation. With a<br />
DS of December 1799 from Jean Baptiste Girot-Pouzol of the Council of 500 to Minister of Finance<br />
Chales Gaudin; and five other documents, 1800-08, on various civil and military matters. Condition is<br />
in every case VG or better. A fascinating group perfect for the Napoleonic collector who relishes research<br />
and discovery.<br />
Est. 400-500<br />
555 Native Americans: Photographs Trio of images from the era of the Indian Wars, including a cabinet<br />
card Photograph of “Steps,” a Nez Perce who joined up with Sitting Bull, and who lost his right hand<br />
and both feet to frostbite. Identified on verso as image #3 of a series by Bailey, Dix & Mead of Ft Randall,<br />
Dakota Territory. With a stereoscopic Photograph of coffins raised on tree trunks at the Yankton<br />
Agency reservation, SD (damage to edges, dampstain). Also with a printed photograph of Gen George<br />
Custer’s Crow scouts White Man Runs Him, Goes Ahead, and Hairy Moccasin, all on horses, printed<br />
on a thin sheet, detached from mount (present). Steps image VG/F, others VG. [3] (photo - page 76) Est. 400-600<br />
556<br />
556 Photography: Carl Van Vechten - William Faulkner American photographer; critic; author; crime reporter;<br />
one of New York’s foremost music critics; retired from the news business and began writing to<br />
avoid the pitfalls of sedentary sameness; quit writing to become a successful portrait photographer, capturing<br />
the noted celebrities of the day in a journalistic, uncompromising, dramatic fashion. His Photograph<br />
of “William Faulkner.” Image ca. 9-6/8” x 7-11/16” silver print format with blindstamp on<br />
lower right, titled on verso by the photographer with reproduction stamp, negative number and date of<br />
sitting: “December 11, 1954.” Essentially as made with trivial corner contact, extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
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557 Photography: Fort Abraham Lincoln Rare silver print Photograph by DF Barry, a 7” x 10” silver print<br />
image of Ft Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory, a fantastic bird’s-eye view of the sprawling fort where<br />
George A Custer and his doomed 7th Cavalry had its headquarters. With original mount, overall size 9.3”<br />
x 12.8”. Inscribed in blind stamp on image surface and on mount, with Barry’s label and pencil identification<br />
on verso. The only known image showing the entire fort in wintertime. Staple holes toward<br />
edges of mount, tiny photographer’s ink spots, but VG and quite clean and sharp. Eventually abandoned,<br />
the entire complex would be used by settlers as a source of building materials, and then souvenir<br />
hunters took what remained. However, much of it has been rebuilt as a historical and recreational site.<br />
(photo - page 76) Est. 600-800<br />
558 [Photography]: Lot of Six Stereo Views: New York City - Six halftone images, ca. 1900. South Street<br />
Market, Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty, etc. Designed for use in stereoscope. Average condition of<br />
all Fine-VF. Est. 40-60<br />
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Early US Ship’s Passport Collection<br />
These passports were an important ship’s paper, kept aboard the ship during the voyage and deposited, along with the Registry<br />
Certificate, with the appropriate US consular authority anytime the vessel was in a foreign port. The document was<br />
intended to protect the vessel from capture or destruction by proving American (nonbeligerent) ownership. American<br />
crew members aboard the ships remained vulnerable to imprisonment, especially if they did not carry their own personal<br />
protection certificate as proof of citizenship. These passports were cut in a scallop pattern at the top so that they could be<br />
matched with the resulting stub, which the collector held. This was a means of preventing counterfeits.<br />
559<br />
559 Madison, James (1751-1836) Fourth President of the United States. Attractive partly engraved Document<br />
Signed “James Madison” as President and “R Smith”as Secretary of State, 1 page, folio, on vellum,<br />
[Washington], April 16, 1811, #52 issued in Baltimore. Three-masted cargo vessel, top; harbor<br />
scene with a lighthouse in the foreground with small ships and buildings in the background. A scalloptopped<br />
ship’s passport for the “Schooner Hotspur of Baltimore, James Knowles master or commander<br />
of the burthen of “two hundred twenty six” tons...mounted with “four” guns navigated with “Eleven<br />
men”. Countersigned for the State of “Maryland,” District of “Baltimore” and signed by customs collector,<br />
Ja. N. McCulloch Collt.” Seal of the United States at lower left. Document measures - 10 1/4”<br />
x 15”, mounted under plexiglass, outside frame dimensions - 31” x 25”. Attractively framed and mounted.<br />
Age-toned, with some small stains and edge and fold wear, overall VG. The “Hotspur” was built in Talbot<br />
County, Maryland in 1810. On July 14, 1811, registration #115, the Customs House Records show<br />
that the “Hotspur” was registered with John Smith Hollins, John Hollins, Michael McBlair, Lewis<br />
Hollingsworth, James Purviance, James Goodsing and Thomas Hatchings, all of Baltimore as the new<br />
owners. A lovely and attractive piece. (photo) Est. 1,500-1,750<br />
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560<br />
560 Monroe, James (1758-1831) Fifth President of the United States. Attractive partly engraved Document<br />
Signed “James Monroe” as President and “Richard Rush”as acting Secretary of State, 1 page,<br />
folio, on vellum, [Washington], July 16, 1817, #26 issued in Charleston, South Carolina. A scalloptopped<br />
ship’s passport for the “Ship Amphion of Hartford, Levi Goodrich master or commander of the<br />
burthen of “three hundred and one 17/95” tons...mounted with “no” guns navigated with “thirteen<br />
men”. Countersigned for the State of “So. Carolina” District of “Charleston” and countersigned by customs<br />
collector, “Simon Theus Coll.” Seal of the United States at lower left. Docketing on reverse - July<br />
1, 1811, from the District and Port of Savannah (Georgia). It reads “...R. Halsey having taken the oath<br />
required by law — is at present master of the within named vessel in liew of Levi Goodrich late master<br />
[signed] Thomas F. Bond Dept. Coll.” Overall: 11 1/2” x 14 3/4”. Two minor areas of loss to text along<br />
a crease, not affecting autographs. Overall minor soiling with typical creases, VF. (photo) Est. 750-1,000<br />
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561 Monroe, James (1758-1831) and John Quincy Adams (1716-1848) Fifth and Sixth Presidents of<br />
the United States, respectively. Attractive partly engraved Document Signed “James Monroe” as President<br />
and “John Quincy Adams”as Secretary of State, 1 page, folio, on vellum, [Washington], September<br />
14, 1821, #16 issued in Baltimore, Maryland. A scallop-topped ship’s passport for the “Brig<br />
William Henry of Boston John G. Paine” master or commander of the burthen of “one hundred ninetyfour”<br />
tons...mounted with “no” guns navigated with “eight” men. Countersigned for the State of “Maryland”<br />
District of “Baltimore” and countersigned by customs collector, “Jas. McCulloch Coll.” With<br />
original and intact government wax-seal impressed Seal of the United States at lower left. Docketing on<br />
reverse states “Brig William Henry 194 tons.” Overall: 11 1/2” x 15”. Several spots of staining on back<br />
of document, which soaked through to front side, not affecting autographs; typical creases present, VF.<br />
(photo) Est. 1,000-1,250<br />
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562<br />
562 Jackson, Andrew (1767-1845) Seventh President of the United States. Attractive partly engraved Document<br />
Signed “Andrew Jackson” as President and “Louis McLane”as Secretary of State, 1 page, folio,<br />
on vellum, [Washington], April 22, 1835, #7 issued in New Bedford, Massachusetts. A scallop-topped<br />
ship’s passport for the “Barque Bramin Enos Pope” master or commander of the burthen of “two hundred<br />
forty five and 44/95” tons...mounted with “no” guns navigated with “eleven” men. State of “Massachusetts”<br />
District of “New Bedford”, countersignature of the customs collector is illegible. With original<br />
and intact government wax Seal of the United States at lower left. Docketing on reverse - March 12,<br />
1836, from the District and Port of New Bedford (Massachusetts). It reads “...[illegible] having taken<br />
the oath required by law — is at present master of the within named vessel [signed] Samuel Williams Collector.”<br />
Overall: 10 1/2” x 14 1/2”. Slightly faded, and minor typical creases present, VF. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,250<br />
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563 Tyler, John (1790-1862) Tenth President of the United States, who succeeded to the office upon<br />
William Henry Harrison’s death in 1841. Attractive partly engraved Document Signed “John Tyler”<br />
as President and “A.P. Upshur” as Secretary of State, 1 page, folio, on vellum, [Washington], November<br />
11, 1843, #54 issued in New Bedford, Massachusetts. A scallop-topped ship’s passport for the “Ship<br />
Corinthian of New Bedford John Minkley” master or commander of the burthen of “401 and 32/95”<br />
tons...mounted with “no” guns navigated with “thirty” men. Countersigned for the State of “Massachusetts”<br />
District of “New Bedord” and countersigned by customs collector, “Rodney French Collector.”<br />
Seal of the United States at lower left. Docketing on reverse “...October 6th 1847 George W.<br />
Armington having taken the oath required by law is at present master of the within vessel. [signed]<br />
“...James Truman” and “...June 3rd 1851 Ansel N. Stuart...[signed] Wm. T. Russell collector.” Overall:<br />
13” x 15”. Framed in simple wooden frame under plexiglass, outer dimensions measure: 18” x 20<br />
1/2”, with area cut out of mat board to display docketing on the reverse of document. Minor and typical<br />
creasing present, VF. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,250<br />
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564<br />
564 Hayes, Rutherford B. Nineteenth President of the United States (1822-93, served 1877-81); his election<br />
was controversial, with Republican Hayes chosen over Democrat Samuel Tilden by a special commission<br />
to determine voting results from four disputed states; ended Reconstruction, alienating his own<br />
party. Partly engraved Document Signed “R.B. Hayes” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, November<br />
27, 1877. Also signed by Secretary of War “Geo. W. McCrary”. They appoint Ammon A Augur<br />
(1852-1908) a second lieutenant in the 24th Regiment of Infantry. With blue War Department seal.<br />
Recorded and signed in the Adjutant General’s Office, December 5, 1877. Piece out at bottom mid-left,<br />
light age-toning, otherwise VF. Also includes Cadet Appointment Certificate of the United States Military<br />
Academy, #431, July 1, 1873, for Ammon A. Augur. Signed and dated by Secretary of War Wm.<br />
Belknap on March 7, 1874. Also includes a mixed group of world currency, that may have been acquired<br />
during WWII: Belgium (2), France (5), Germany (10), Japan (20), Luxembourg (1), French<br />
and German MPCs (2), a Greek coin (1) and 2 others. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
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565 Hayes, Rutherford B. A second Partly engraved Document Signed “R.B. Hayes” as President, 1 page,<br />
folio, Washington, December 28, 1880. Also signed by Secretary of War “Alex. Ramsey”. They appoint<br />
Ammon A Augur a First Lieutenant in the 24th Regiment of Infantry. With blue War Department seal.<br />
Recorded and signed by the Adjutant General’s Office, December 28, 1880. Minor age spot at right and<br />
minor corner crumple, otherwise VG. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
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566 Cleveland, Grover Twenty-second and twenty-fourth President of the United States (1837-1908, served<br />
1885-89 and 1893-97); active in government reforms; earlier, Mayor of Buffalo and Governor of New<br />
York. Fine partly engraved Document Signed “Grover Cleveland” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington,<br />
January 21, 1895. Also signed by Secretary of War “Daniel S. Lamont”. They appoint Ammon<br />
A Augur a Captain of Infantry. With blue War Department seal. Recorded and signed in the Adjutant<br />
General’s Office, January 31, 1895. Usual folds, otherwise Extremely Fine. (photo) Est. 300-400<br />
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567 McKinley, William Twenty-fifth President of the United States (1843-1901, served from 1897); assassinated<br />
by anarchist Leon Czolgosz; Union soldier throughout the Civil War; Congressman from Ohio<br />
1877-83 and 1885-91; Governor of Ohio. Fine partly-printed Document Signed “William McKinley”<br />
as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, March 12, 1901. Also signed by Secretary of War “Elihu<br />
Root.” They appoint Ammon A. Augur as a Major of Infantry effective February 28, 1901. With blue<br />
War Department Seal. Recorded and signed by the Adjutant General, March 12, 1900. Minor staining<br />
at upper left corner, otherwise Extremely Fine. (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
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568<br />
568 Roosevelt, Theodore and William Howard Taft Twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh Presidents of the<br />
United States; Taft had been Roosevelt’s Secretary of War and his hand-picked successor, but the two<br />
clashed over Taft’s methods and goals; both entered the 1912 presidential election, effectively splitting<br />
the Republican vote and ensuring victory for Democrat Woodrow Wilson. Exceptional partly engraved<br />
Document Signed “Theodore Roosevelt” as President and “Wm. H. Taft” as Secretary of War, 1 page,<br />
folio, Washington, December 15, 1906. They appoint Ammon A. Augur Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry,<br />
effective from the preceding July second. With blue War Department seal at lower left and secretary’s<br />
docket at upper left. Minor crumpling at lower corners, otherwise VG. Both signatures are<br />
uncommonly clean, large and bold, making this an exceptional example. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
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569 Roosevelt, Theodore and William Howard Taft Partly printed Presidential Document Signed<br />
“Theodore Roosevelt” as President and “Wm. H. Taft” as Secretary of War, 1 page, horizontal folio,<br />
Washington, July 6, 1906. They appoint Ammon A. Augur Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry, effective<br />
from the preceding July second. With blue War Department seal at lower left and military secretary<br />
docket at upper left. A companion piece to preceding lot, this appointment features an eagle with olive<br />
branch and arrows with motto, rather than the ornately engraved military accoutrements on the previous<br />
documents. Some light age toning, minor edge chips, otherwise Fine-VF. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
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570<br />
570 Roosevelt, Theodore and William Howard Taft Partly printed Presidential Document Signed<br />
“Theodore Roosevelt” as President and Wm. H. Taft” as Secretary of War, 1 page, horizontal folio, Washington,<br />
June 23, 1904. They appoint Robert Bailey Hewitt Second Lieutenant of Infantry, effective<br />
from the preceding June fifteenth. With blue War Department seal at lower left and military secretary<br />
docket at upper left. A companion piece to the following lot, this appointment features an eagle with olive<br />
branch and arrows with motto. Some light age toning, minor edge chips, otherwise Fine-VF. Accompanied<br />
by R. Bailey Hewitt’s vellum “Graduate” certificate from the Manual Training High School,<br />
Board of Education, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, May 24, 1899. Printed by the Union Bank<br />
Note Co., K.C. Mo. Signed by various school officials. With gold foil seal with blue and yellow ribbons<br />
attached. Minor age spots at top, otherwise Fine. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
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571<br />
571 Roosevelt, Theodore and William Howard Taft Partly engraved Document Signed “Theodore Roosevelt”<br />
as President and “Wm. H. Taft” as Secretary of War, 1 page, folio, Washington, December 20,<br />
1904. They appoint Robert Bailey Hewitt a Second Lieutenant of Infantry, effective from the preceding<br />
June 15. With blue War Department seal at lower left with a few point missing and secretary’s docket<br />
at upper left. Minor vellum toning and edge crumples throughout, otherwise Very Fine. Also includes<br />
Hewitt’s Kansas City, Missouri Grammar School Promotion certificate, 1895; his US Military Cadet Appointment,<br />
signed by “Elihu Root,” 1900; and lastly, a Temporary Major of Infantry appointment, dated<br />
February 1918, signed by the Assistant Secretary of War, B[enedict] Crowell. Average Good-VF. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
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572<br />
572 Taft, William Howard Twenty-seventh President of the United States (1857-1930, served 1909-13);<br />
Chief Justice, U.S. Supreme Court (from 1921), the only ex-president to hold that position. Fine partly<br />
engraved Document Signed “Wm H Taft” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, May 24, 1911.<br />
Also signed by Acting Secretary of War “Robert Shaw Oliver”. They appoint Robert B. Hewitt a First<br />
Lieutenant of Infantry effective the 11th day of March. With blue War Department seal and secretary’s<br />
docket at upper left. Seal has some missing pieces and damage. Yellow vellum age-toning at top, nibbling<br />
and pieces out at right and upper left, however, does not impede the signature or the vignette illustration<br />
at bottom. VG-Fine. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
573 [Roosevelt, Theodore] Partly printed legal document of the Election of Candidate from the Progressive<br />
Roosevelt Party during the Primary Election, Ca. 1913. A certification by John F. Crosby, County<br />
Clerk of Hudson County, New Jersey that “Conrad J. Dankoskey” was duly elected as the candidate to<br />
be voted for in the 1913 General Election. 1 page, legal folio, dated September 27, 1913 [original<br />
printed date of October 1911 has been crossed out], red embosed seal at lower right. Yellowing of paper,<br />
minor upper left corner fold, splits at right and left edge, otherwise Fine. An interesting glimpse at the<br />
Primary process at the turn of the 20th century. Est. 75-125<br />
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574 Rosenberg Spy Case: Sobell and Meeropol Unusual group of Typewritten Letters Signed, 1972-74,<br />
all to collector Dr David Marcus of Palm Springs, CA, by men associated with the case of convicted<br />
spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were found guilty of stealing secrets of the atomic bomb for the<br />
Soviet Union. The Rosenbergs were sentenced to death and executed in 1953. The verdict, especially<br />
in the case of Ethel Rosenberg, was and remains controversial. The earliest is by songwriter and poet<br />
“Abel Meeropol” (1903-86), 1-1/4 pages, 8vo, South Miami, FL, January 15, 1974. Meeropol, best<br />
known for his poem “Strange Fruit,” which became the basis for the song, had adopted Michael and<br />
Robert Rosenberg after their parents’ execution in 1953. He encloses (not present) “some material...regarding<br />
the Rosenberg case...Also...a statement regarding the substance of the suit against<br />
Louis Nizer [who had written a book supporting the Rosenbergs’ guilt] which the attorney for my<br />
sons, Michael and Robert...has made available...There is a paper-back book about the frame-up<br />
of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg...entitled INVITATION TO AN INQUEST...” A few days later he<br />
sends a brief three-line letter, signed this time as “Lewis Allen,” his pen name, with an enclosure (not<br />
present) regarding the lawsuit. With two letters signed “MS” by Morton Sobell (born 1917), who was<br />
convicted along with the Rosenbergs but received a 30-year sentence rather than the death penalty. He<br />
tells Dr Marcus that he cannot send his autograph, for he considers “autograph collecting infantile.”<br />
In one of the letters, he adds, “I am sorry that you cannot see the difference between autographing<br />
one’s work and autographing an empty piece of paper.” In very recent years, Sobell has admitted<br />
to being a Soviet spy and has made it clear that Julius Rosenberg was also guilty; Ethel’s level of<br />
involvement remains uncertain. [5] Est. 150-250<br />
575 Scott, Winfield American soldier (1786-1866); gained national fame for his heroics in the War of 1812;<br />
General-in-Chief of US forces from the Mexican War through the early Civil War; presidential candidate<br />
in 1840 and 1852. Early Autograph Letter Signed “Winfield Scott” while Brigadier General, 1-1/2<br />
pages, 4to, “Head Qrs. Eastern Dept. / New York,” February 4, 1823. He informs his friend H[ugh]<br />
Brady that “I have this moment received the official information (in the new army list) of your promotion<br />
to the rank of brigadier general. As an old brother soldier, I take the liberty of felicitating<br />
you on the event. Altho’ the rank has been delayed many years after it was fully merited, I trust<br />
it will give you as much pleasure, as the news will afford to your many friends...” Age-toned, with<br />
chipped and slightly torn left margin, partial mounting strip at left edge, otherwise in very good condition.<br />
Hugh Brady had commanded an infantry regiment under Scott at the Battle of Lundy’s Lane in<br />
the War of 1812. He was brevetted Brigadier General on July 6, 1822, for ten years of service in one<br />
grade, and in May 1848 was brevetted Major General for meritorious conduct. (photo - page 76) Est. 300-400<br />
576 Sweden: Oscar II King of Sweden (1809-1907, ruled from 1872, King of Sweden and Norway until<br />
1905); a respected mediator in international disputes; considered personally responsible for the peaceful<br />
separation of Norway into an independent kingdom. Manuscript Letter of State Signed “Oscar”<br />
as King, in Swedish, 1/2 page, folio, Stockholm, June 19, 1905. He happily announces the marriage of<br />
“Prince Oscar Frederik Wilhelm Olav Gustav Adolf of Sweden and of Norway...to...Princess Margaret<br />
Victoria Augusta Charlotte Norah of Great Britain...” Countersigned by Minister of Foreign<br />
Affairs “A. Gyldenstolpe.” In fine condition. With translation in French. With historic Typewritten<br />
Document Signed by Minister of Foreign Affairs Frederik “Wachtmeister,” in French, 1-1/4 pages,<br />
folio, Stockholm, October 26, 1905. He announces to the foreign minister of Bolivia that “In consequence<br />
of the events of June 7 in Norway, and the decision, made by the authorities in Sweden,<br />
to give their consent, under certain conditions intended to safeguard the honor and the interests<br />
of Sweden, to the dissolution of the Union existing since 1814...the King has just promulgated<br />
a law carrying the repeal of the Act of Union and recognizing Norway as a completely separate<br />
State from Sweden...” Binding holes at left, otherwise in very good condition. Est. 250-350<br />
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577 Sydney, Thomas Townshend, Viscount English politician (1732-1800); Secretary at War and Home<br />
Secretary; namesake of the Australian metropolis. Interesting political content Autograph Letter Signed<br />
three times, once as “Sydney” and twice with the initial “S,” 2-1/2 pp, 4to, Tottenham Park [London,<br />
home of the Earl of Ailesbury], October 10, 1788. He informs “My Dear Jack” [undoubtedly his son,<br />
John Townshend] that he knows no one to recommend for an appointment, as “Sr. C[harles] Barrow’s<br />
sudden termination of a long illness has disconcerted matters, & Sir G. Paul has got the start. I<br />
have thought it adviseable to send your letter or an extract of it to Mr. [Prime Minister William]<br />
Pitt...I am quite in the dark myself...” After advising him to not “engage yourself lightly,” he explains<br />
that he has gotten the Receivership of the County of Gloucestershire for Sir William Guise. The following<br />
page and a half are filled with lengthy postscripts, wondering if someone can be found “of the<br />
County, that will stand upon the right Interest, or is there no compromise to be made against a<br />
general election?” and trying to track down whether Jack is in Bath or Gloucester. Paper clip stains on<br />
first page, soiling to second page, minor edge and fold wear, otherwise VG. Sir Charles Barrow would<br />
die early in 1789. His place in parliament was filled by John Pitt, a Tory, which suggests that Sydney, a<br />
Whig, was unable to get an appointment of someone with “the right Interest”. Est. 200-300<br />
578 Theater: Michael Redgrave and Family Acclaimed English actor and producer (1908-85); known best<br />
for his theatrical work; his daughters Lynn and Vanessa Redgrave, and Vanessa’s daughters Natasha and<br />
Joely Richardson have all made their mark in film. A wealth of correspondence: 9 Autograph Letters<br />
Signed, 46 TLS, an ANS and two DS, signed various ways, most on his imprinted stationery, various<br />
places (mostly London), 1948-73. All are to New York lawyer Arnold Weissberger. Many with great<br />
content, as Redgrave critiques his own work. He mentions A Month in the Country, A Woman in Love,<br />
The Astonished Heart, Hamlet, Henry IV, The Tempest, Horatio Hornblower, Juliana, Antony and Cleopatra,<br />
Hedda Gabler, My Fair Lady, Out of Bounds, La Boheme, Gaugin, and many others. In 1949, he<br />
notes: “a great advantage that we have in London as compared with New York - that we can put<br />
on plays which obviously have a limited appeal and expect to get our costs back in a few weeks...”<br />
After his 1948 New York debut in the role of Macbeth, he reflects, “I think that my next appearance<br />
in New York ought to be in something which is very specially ‘mine’...Even ones friends could<br />
hardly call [Macbeth] anything better than a near-miss...” With Card Signed “With all our love<br />
also / Rachel & Michael,” all in his hand, with a cover illustration of Redgrave as Richard II. With six<br />
Telegrams by Redgrave, 1962-67. Complementing Redgrave’s correspondence are ALS variously by his<br />
wife Rachel Kempson [4], his son and biographer Corin, his daughter Lynn [3], and her husband John<br />
Clark. In her final letter to Weissberger, Kempson asks about selling the family’s London home, explaining<br />
that “with Mike’s wretched ‘Parkinsons’ we can no longer afford 2 homes...” Generally VG.<br />
An outstanding archive deserving additional research and discovery. [72] (photo - page 76) Est. 400-600<br />
579 USS Monitor: John Ericsson Swedish-born engineer and inventor (1803-89); designed the ironclad<br />
USS Monitor, and revolutionized sea travel with his caloric engine and perfection of the screw propeller.<br />
Interesting Autograph Letter Signed “J. Ericsson,” 1 page, 4to, New York, August 3, 1852. He writes<br />
to journalist and lawyer John O. Sargent, “You asked me last night to state candidly my opinion in regard<br />
to Mr. James Flagg’s fitness to take the lamented Mr. Dawning’s place - Mr. Flagg is eminently<br />
qualified to fill the situation - He is a skilful [sic] agricultural chemist, a botanist of considerable acquirements,<br />
intimately acquainted with English ornamental gardening, a very neat architectural &<br />
mechanical draughtsman and designs with much facility & taste - I may add that Mr. Flagg is quite<br />
an educated man and possesses much useful & varied information...” Old catalogue description pasted<br />
to head of letter in blank margin; lightly age-toned, with edge and fold wear including minor splits at<br />
left edge, otherwise in good condition. In 1842, Sargent had published a lecture he’d given at the Boston<br />
Lyceum on naval improvements, specifically Ericsson’s caloric engine. With ALS “J. Ericsson,” 1 page,<br />
8vo, no place, “Thursday morning” [March 1857]. Writing to shipping entrepreneur John B. Kitching,<br />
he pens “If you can spare time give me a call to day, between 3 & 5 o’clock, you will see something in<br />
the caloric line that will please you...” Age-toned, stained, otherwise good. Kitching must have been<br />
very pleased, for he became principal owner of the Ericsson, a transatlantic passenger steamer, and would<br />
run an agency in New York that sold caloric engines. [2] (photo - page 76) Est. 250-450<br />
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580<br />
580 [Whaling Manuscript]: Green, Capt. James - Journal of a whaling voyage for the bark “Nimrod” out<br />
of Sag Harbor on July 4th, 1851 - New Bedford, CT - a log kept by the master of the vessel, James Green,<br />
during the bark’s four year voyage to the South Atlantic, returned in August of 1853. Plain boards with<br />
marbled paper intact but splitting from spine, 75 pages, some pages missing at beginning and end, half<br />
torn pages, no whaling stamps or illustrations save one small sailing vessel {July 5, 1852}. Pencil markings<br />
throughout and some pasted in verses and articles. Complete transcription accompanies lot as well<br />
as contemporary tradespaper, Whalemen’s Shipping List, and Merchants’ Transcript,” New-Bedford, May<br />
31, 1853, No.13, Vol. XI.<br />
In terse commentary throughout this journal, Captain Green conveys to the reader all of the boredom and<br />
tedium of a four-year long whaling voyage, punctuated by the aggravation of many missed opportunities to<br />
capture “spurm” and right whales. In one passage Captain Green’s exasperation is only too clear as he writes<br />
“....the West Boat went on to one Large 110 Bll (barrel) Whale and the Boatsteerer Mist (SIC) him. A First<br />
Rate Chance Mist, Mist, Mist, Mist.” Captain Green probably would have added the word “Mist” a few<br />
more times, but he was at the end of the ledger page! (photo) Est. 750-1,250<br />
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581 Wool, John E. Union general (1784-1869); celebrated veteran of the War of 1812; heroic general of<br />
the Mexican War; commander, Department of the East when hostilities began, where he helped secure<br />
Hampton Roads for the Union; retired in July, 1862. Interesting Manuscript Letter Signed “John E.<br />
Wool / Major General,” 1 page, 4to, Troy, New York, September 14, 1858. Responding to “Major<br />
Gen’l Augustus Morse / Leominster / Worcester, Mass.” General Wool generously relates: “I have<br />
just returned from celebrating the Anniversary of the battle of Plattsburgh [an important US victory<br />
in 1814] when I had the honor to receive your kind invitation to review your Division...at<br />
the camp of General Wool, near Springfield, Mass. I regret that other engagements will deprive<br />
me of the very great pleasure it would afford me not only to review your Division, but to accompany<br />
the Governor in so pleasing a duty. If I had been notified of your invitation three weeks<br />
earlier I could have complied with your desires. By invitation I leave this evening for Springfield<br />
to attend the National Horse Fair...For giving your Camp the name of General Wool I tender you<br />
my grateful acknowledgments...” Lightly age-toned, with file holes in blank left margin. Mounting<br />
traces on verso, otherwise in good condition. Accompanied by an engraved portrait of Wool in uniform.<br />
(photo - page 76) Est. 200-400<br />
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THIRD SESSION<br />
Wednesday, January 16, 2013- 10:00 a.m.<br />
Lots 582-914<br />
<strong>Spink</strong> Smythe, New York<br />
U.S. BANKNOTES<br />
Continental & Colonial Currency<br />
582 Continental. November 29, 1775. $2. Serial number<br />
faint. Fr.CC-12. “Tribulatio Ditat” - Affliction improves<br />
it. An attractive well-circulated note that<br />
remains free of major issues. A boldly printed Fine.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
589 Trio of New York Colonials.<br />
1) September 2, 1775. $2. Fair. Halves joined with<br />
thread.<br />
2) Similar. $5. Fair. Both with most design elements<br />
present, but torn and well worn.<br />
3) August 13, 1776. $3. VG. Edges are rough.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
Signer of Declaration of Independence<br />
583 Continental Currency. February 17, 1776. $1/3.<br />
Fr.CC-20. Sundial. Small ink notation on the back and<br />
small ink spot of front, otherwise Fine-VF.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
584 Continental Currency. February 17, 1776. $1/2.<br />
Fr.CC-21. Sundial. Chain links on back. Fine-VF. Excellent<br />
color and centering. Est. 200-300<br />
585 Continental. February 17, 1776. $7. No.58479.<br />
Fr.CC-29. “Serenabit” - It will be calm. Nicely framed<br />
with nice signature retention. A collectible Choice<br />
Fine. Est. 80-120<br />
586 Pairing of May 9, 1776 Continental Currency.<br />
1) $4. F-VF.<br />
2) $5. Fine details; fold junction holes.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
590<br />
590 Pennsylvania. April 3, 1772. Two Shillings.<br />
No.33840. Signed by John Sellers, John Morton and<br />
Charles Humphreys. John Morton was a signer of the<br />
Declaration of Independence. A few small edge splits<br />
and some light foxing, otherwise VF. Morton’s signature<br />
is very clear. (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
587<br />
587 Georgia. September 10, 1777. Three Dollars.<br />
No.2522. Frontiersman. About Fine, some soiling.<br />
Bright red seal. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
588 New Jersey. March 5, 1776. 18 Pence. No.31670.<br />
Pinholes, minor edge splits, otherwise AU.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
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594 T-13. $100. 1861. PMG Choice About Unc 58<br />
EPQ. Est. 200-300<br />
595 T-14. $50. 1861. PMG Uncirculated 61 NET.<br />
“Ink Burn.” The note is moderately toned throughout.<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
596 T-33. PF-7. $5. 1861. Cr.254 Ba. CC. Rough edges,<br />
otherwise About Fine. Est. 120-180<br />
597 T-65. $100. 1864. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63<br />
EPQ. No.705 Plate D. Est. 180-275<br />
591<br />
591 Virginia. July 17, 1775. £2. No.41/4039. Fr.VA-<br />
78b. Large size “London Note” printed by Ashby.<br />
Virginia arms, top. Counterfoil, left. Phil. Johnson /<br />
John Tazewell. Countersigned on verso by Robert<br />
Carter Nicholas. Some edge roughness, moderate age<br />
toning, and an unobtrusive worm hole near the date,<br />
otherwise F-VF. (photo) Est. 350-450<br />
592 Colonial Pair. [2]<br />
1) Continental Currency. Sept. 26 1778. $30. Fr. CC-<br />
83. Bold with missing upper right corner tip and edge<br />
split at top center, otherwise VF.<br />
2) Treasury Certificate - Massachusetts. April 1, 1786.<br />
3 Pounds. Anderson MA-37. Relatively fresh paper<br />
with a large hole cancel at left center with two small<br />
holes at fold intersections at center. Minor edge splits<br />
at folds. VF. Est. 80-120<br />
Confederate Currency<br />
598 T-65. $100. 1864. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63<br />
EPQ. No.706 Plate D. Est. 180-275<br />
599 T-65. $100. 1864. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63.<br />
No.777 Plate D. Est. 180-275<br />
600 CT-65/491. $100. 1864. Lucy Pickens. The “Havana”<br />
counterfeit. No.92392. Fully issued AU with<br />
near perfect margins. ¼” shorter than genuine.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
601 Quartet of 1864 Confederate Issues. [4]<br />
1-2) T-68. $10. Fine/VF Details, with stains.<br />
3) T-69. $5. VF, with a missing bottom left corner<br />
tip.<br />
4) T-70. $2. VF, with a minor edge tear and paper<br />
pull. An affordable starter grouping. Est. 80-120<br />
602 CSA and State of Georgia Note Assortment.:<br />
1-4) $5. Milledgeville. 1862. Oglethorpe. All VF or<br />
better.<br />
5-7) $100. 1862. All AU or so. 8) 75 Cents. 1863.<br />
AG.<br />
9-10) T-68. $10. 1864. Both VF or better, but with<br />
minor problems.<br />
11) T-69. $5. 1864. Fine. [11]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
Obsolete Currency<br />
603 AL. Montgomery. State of Alabama. 50 Cents. January<br />
1, 1863. Cr.4, 2nd Series in small letters. Map of<br />
Alabama, tree, Mrs. Juliet Opie Hopkins, Choice AU,<br />
with minor age toning. Est. 15-25<br />
593<br />
593 T-6. $50. 1861. Cr. 6, PF-1. No.1690. Plate B.<br />
Justice at left; Agriculture and Industry seated on a<br />
bale of cotton at center. Washington bust at right. A<br />
completely original note that has six small punch cancels,<br />
along with two chips out at bottom right. There<br />
is some light toning at upper right as well. Dark and<br />
rich green overprints are a hallmark of this type. Extremely<br />
Fine in terms of appearance, but with the<br />
aforementioned issues. (photo) Est. 500-750<br />
604 CT. New London. New London Bank. $2. Nov. 1,<br />
1819. (CT-315 C36). Consecutive Nos. 239-241. [3]<br />
Neptune in sea chariot with trident pulled by two sea<br />
horses, top; state shield, bottom. Reed imprint. AU,<br />
CU, CU. Est. 100-150<br />
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605 IL. Scarce Quartet of Low-Grade Type. [4]<br />
1) New Haven. Bank of Illinois. $3. (IL-585 G4b).<br />
Missing pieces. VG.<br />
2) Peoria. Central Bank. $1. (IL-640 G2a). Crumpled<br />
at edges. VG.<br />
3) Shawneetown. State Bank of Illinois. $1. (IL-745<br />
G2). Missing pieces. Good.<br />
4) Shawneetown. State Bank of Illinois. $2. (IL-745<br />
G4a). Missing pieces. Good. Est. 60-90<br />
606 Illinois College Currency Pairing. [2]<br />
First National Bank of Gem City Business College in<br />
Quincy. $100. Girl, Washington, beehive. Green. EF-<br />
AU.<br />
Similar. $500. Unc. Est. 200-300<br />
607 LA. New Orleans. Canal Bank Remainder Type<br />
Grouping. [6]<br />
1) $5. (LA-105 G12a). Unc.<br />
2) $10. (LA-105 G22a). Unc.<br />
3) $10. (LA-105 G24a). AU.<br />
4) $20. (LA-105 G34a). Unc.<br />
5) $20. (LA-105 G36a). Unc. 6) $20. (LA-105<br />
G86). Age toned. XF-AU. A wonderful starter set of<br />
these beautifully designed issues. Est. 150-250<br />
608 LA. New Orleans. Canal Bank Remainder Quartet.<br />
[4]<br />
1) $10. (LA-105 G22a). Unc, with tiny missing<br />
pieces at upper and lower left corners.<br />
2-4) $20. (LA-105 G34a). All Unc. Est. 80-120<br />
609 ME. Sanford. Sanford Bank $5 Trio. [3]<br />
1) ME-535 G20a. Fine., with minor margin issues.<br />
2) ME-535 G20b. Fine-VF, with chip at bottom right<br />
just below far right of signature.<br />
3) ME-535 G20b. Unc. Very uncommon this nice -<br />
one of the finer examples of this issue.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
610 MD. Hagerstown. Hagerstown Bank. Uncut Sheet<br />
of $10-10-5-5. 18___. Red. Cherubs and medallion<br />
heads on the $10 notes; Ceres and Proserpine<br />
on the $5 notes. PCGS Choice About New Apparent.<br />
“Paper Toned.” Est. 100-150<br />
611 MA. Medford. J. W. Tufts Cardboard Token. 2 Cents.<br />
ND (1864). (RCW Med T4-02) “Good for two cents<br />
- J.W. Tufts” at center with “redeemable at any store<br />
in Medford” around. Blank reverse. Faded pink color<br />
with minor chips at edges. Wet at one time; mounted<br />
on cardboard with old pen notations. VF.<br />
Est. 40-60<br />
612 MI. Adrian. Pair of Adrian Insurance Company<br />
Obsoletes.<br />
1) $1. (MI ADR-2-1). Pleasingly presented. A choice<br />
VF.<br />
2) $2. (MI ADR-2-3). Small hole at top left below<br />
“State of”, missing upper left corner chip. AU. [2]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
613 MI. Adrian. Erie and Kalamzoo Rail Road Bank<br />
Quartet. [4]<br />
1) $1. (MI ADR-3-17). Tear at left and missing bottom<br />
left corner. VG.<br />
2) $2. (MI ADR-3-26). Split at right edge, missing<br />
lower right corner. Attractive design Fine.<br />
3) $5. (MI ADR-3-40). Large tear at left, internal<br />
hole. VG.<br />
4) $10. (MI ADR-3-54). Choice for the grade with<br />
several small pinholes. Fine. Est. 75-125<br />
614<br />
614 MI. Detroit. Pair of Detroit Bank Obsoletes.<br />
1) $5. (MI DET-1-2). Natural paper wrinkles. Boldly<br />
inked. Note plates prepared by inventor Jacob Perkins.<br />
AU.<br />
2) $10. (MI DET-1-16). LEE PLATE NOTE.<br />
Signed by first chief justice of Michigan Territory, Augustus<br />
Brevoort Woodward. Minor toning spots. A<br />
very appealing VF. [2] (photo) Est. 100-150<br />
615 MI. Detroit Trio. [3]<br />
1) Farmers and Mechanics. $2. (MI DET-3-16).<br />
Missing many pieces, otherwise VG. Scarce in any<br />
condition.<br />
2) Farmers and Mechanics Bank. $10. (MI DET-3-<br />
21). Tear and tape repairs at upper left, otherwise VF.<br />
Seldom seen.<br />
3) Peninsular Bank. $5. (MI DET-9-4). Remainder.<br />
AU. With minor stains and pinholes. Also includes<br />
postal cover from bank. An interesting pairing of<br />
items. Est. 75-125<br />
616 MI. Mt. Clemens. Pair of Bank of Macomb County<br />
Obsoletes.<br />
1) $1. (MI MOU-1-2). Problem-free for grade with<br />
“Dav. Preston and Co.” stamp on back. VG.<br />
2) $5. (MI MOU-1-7). Remainder. Hinges at top<br />
back CHOICE AU. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
617 MI. Washtenaw Trio. [3]<br />
1) Millers Bank of Washtenaw. $1. (MI ANN-5-2).<br />
Remainder. Unc.<br />
2) Bank of Washtenaw. $2. (MI ANN-6-5). Partially<br />
issued remainder. AU.<br />
3) Bank of Washtenaw. $10. (MI ANN-6-12). Partially<br />
issued remainder. Choice AU. Est. 75-125<br />
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618 MI. Sextet of Type. [6]<br />
1) Brooklyn. Merchants’ Bank of Jackson County.<br />
$2. (MI-BRO-1-4). Fine, with missing lower left corner.<br />
2) Jacksonburgh. Jackson County Bank. $2. (MI-<br />
JBG-1-1). Coin note. F-VF with minor staining, internal<br />
voids, missing upper left corner.<br />
3) Manchester. Bank of Manchester. $5. (MI-MAN-<br />
1-3). CCed VF with tape over cancel on back.<br />
4) Marshall. Calhoun County Bank. $1 (MI-MAS-<br />
1-1) Fine details, but laminated.<br />
5) Saginaw. Saginaw City Bank. $10. (MI-SAG-1-<br />
4). Very scarce. Fine.<br />
6) Tecumseh. Tecumseh Bank. $1 (MI-TEC-4-2).<br />
VF, with internal holds and missing pieces at edges.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
619 MI. Trio of Michigan Scrip. [3]<br />
1) Calumet. Schoolcraft Mining Company. $5.<br />
(CMGC-30-4). Slightly soiled with relatively crisp<br />
paper. VF.<br />
2) Clarksburgh. Michigan Iron Company. $1.<br />
(IMGC-L3). Several edge knocks, black stain on back,<br />
one internal hold. Fine.<br />
3) Marquette. Collins Iron Works. $5. (IMGC-73).<br />
Evenly circulated. Fine. Est. 100-150<br />
621<br />
621 MO. Jefferson City. State of Missouri. $5. Printed date<br />
Jan. 1, 1862. (Cr.6C) Date changed in red pen to<br />
Aug. 1, 1863. No imprint. On blue paper. Woman<br />
and shield. Three body holes near the top, otherwise<br />
AU. Rare per Shull. (photo) Est. 100-150<br />
622 Nevada. Austin. Manhattan Silver Mining Company.<br />
$10. 187_. Blue with orange imprinted revenue<br />
stamp. Mining town. Unissued. Unc. Est. 75-125<br />
623 New Hampshire. Alton. Jones & Sawyer. Two Cents.<br />
June 23, 1864. Blue with red TWO. Fine.<br />
Rarely seen. Est. 50-75<br />
624 New Hampshire. Manchester. Putney’s One Price<br />
Dry Goods Store. 2 Cents. Aug. 1st, 1864. Eagle.<br />
About Fine. Rarely seen. Est. 50-75<br />
620<br />
620 State of Mississippi. $10. Dated Feb. 7, 1862. Due<br />
June 1, 1864. Cr.4Ac. No. 3645. Plate A. Slave with<br />
two horses at center, Col. M. D. Haynes at lower left,<br />
female at lower right, orange underprint. A popular<br />
issue with even circulation throughout. Minor stains<br />
and pencil scribble on back, but otherwise a nice Fine.<br />
(photo) Est. 200-300<br />
625<br />
625 Uncut Sheet of New Jersey Change Notes<br />
NJ. Middletown Point. Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank.<br />
Uncut sheet consisting of 5 Cents(2), 10 Cents(4),<br />
25 Cents(8) and 50 Cents(4). Serial No.956. Steamboat.<br />
Lithographed by H. Seibert & Brothers. Rough<br />
extreme right margin, otherwise Uncirculated.<br />
(photo) Est. 250-350<br />
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626 NY. Knox Corners. James C. Knox.<br />
Uncut Sheet of 5 Cents(5); 10 Cents(5); 25<br />
Cents(6); 50 Cents(5). PCGS Choice About New<br />
55 Apparent. “Stains, Small Edge Nicks.” Some<br />
light water staining on the back. Est. 200-300<br />
627 NY. Trio of Banknote and Scrip. Est. 75-125<br />
628 An Impressive Group of New York Checks.<br />
Checks and Drafts from 1808-1898. [120+] This interesting<br />
lot begins with several handwritten checks,<br />
drafts, receipts and bills from 1808 through 1840 that<br />
relate mostly to shipping and insurance. Stamped endorsements<br />
from the Manhattan Company are noted<br />
on two pieces. Many from the 1840s and 1850s with<br />
lovely vignettes are included. Perhaps the most unusual<br />
vignette is a train wreck, featured on a receipt<br />
from the United States Mutual Accident Association.<br />
Checks with revenue stamps affixed, and imprinted<br />
are present, along with several Bank of NY GOLD<br />
checks. Sold as is, no returns. Est. 300-500<br />
629 Another Impressive Group of New York Checks<br />
and Drafts from 1830s-1898. [120+]<br />
There are several handwritten checks, drafts, receipts<br />
and bills from the 1830s and 1840s relate primarily<br />
to shipping and insurance, but many of the examples<br />
in this lot are visually attractive pieces from the 1860s<br />
and 1870s. There is a large assortment of checks with<br />
revenue stamps affixed, and imprinted, including one<br />
with two imprinted revenues. Should be seen. Sold as is,<br />
no returns. Est. 300-500<br />
630 North Carolina. Camden. County Trustee of the<br />
County of Camden. 25 Cents. Sept. 9, 1861. (NC-<br />
C1) Green. No.71. Plate Z. A nice Upham counterfeit.<br />
“FAC-SIMILE REBEL SHINPLASTER -<br />
SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY S. C.<br />
UPHAM, 403 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADEL-<br />
PHIA” in the bottom margin. Note misspelling of<br />
North Carolina in the title. VF. Est. 100-150<br />
631 RI. Bristol. Freemen’s Bank. $1. May 2, 1855. (RI-40<br />
G2c SENC). No.998.<br />
Green 1 ONE 1 overprint on face and green lathework<br />
back. Eagle atop rock with outstretched wings.<br />
Reed. Rust stains throughout, some creating some<br />
holes in paper. A rare note nonetheless. VG.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
632 RI. Pair of Obsoletes. [2]<br />
1) Farmers Exchange Bank. $5. (RI-120 G18). Top<br />
right paper tears, ink burn. AU.<br />
2) New England Commercial Bank. $50. Remainder.<br />
One diagonal fold towards left edge. A pleasing highdenomination<br />
issue. Choice AU. Est. 60-80<br />
633 Bank of Chattanooga Assortment. [8]<br />
$1. (G-51) 1861. Blue ONE. About Fine, pin holes,<br />
pressed.<br />
$2. (G-62). 1861. Good detail, repairs, trimmed in.<br />
$2. (G-73). Jan. 4, 1863. Woman seated. VF, light<br />
foxing.<br />
$3. (G-78). Jan. 4, 1862. Red THREE. Good detail,<br />
stains.<br />
Also included are $31862 (G-81) Fair; $3 1862 (G-<br />
84) VG; $3 1862 (G-85) Fair; $5 1855 (G-89) VG,<br />
POC. Est. 200-300<br />
634 TN. Chattanooga. Scott Price Distillery. Credit Certificate.<br />
1880. Green back. Eagle. VF, light age toning.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
635 TN. Jonesboro. Bank of East Tennessee. $5. Oct. 1,<br />
1854. (G-352) Roman Senator. Henry Clay. Complete<br />
borders. Minor pin holes, otherwise Fine. R8.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
636 Colorful Lawrenceburg Bank of Tennessee Trio.<br />
[3]<br />
TN. Lawrenceburg. $10. 1859. (G-504) Red title and<br />
end panels. Woman and shield. Stains, lower left border,<br />
otherwise F-VF.<br />
$20. (G-506) Two women. Unissued remainder.<br />
Mounting remnant, pencil notation on back, else VF-<br />
EF.<br />
$1. (G-666) Farmers watch hay wagon. Gayoso Savings<br />
Institution stamp. About Fine, unissued.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
637<br />
637 TN. Madisonville. County of Monroe. 25 Cents.<br />
1863 (G-1341) On blue lined paper. Red 25. Stag.<br />
Uncirculated, light teller handling. R-10. (photo)<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
638 TN. Maryville. County of Blount. $1. 1862 (G-<br />
1314) Train. VF-EF, petty repairs with stamp hinges.<br />
R-13. Est. 100-150<br />
639 TN. Maryville. County of Blount. $1. 1862 (G-<br />
1314) Train. VF, corner tip off. R-13. Est. 100-150<br />
640 TN. Maryville. County of Blount. $2. 1862 (G-<br />
1317) Green. Pink tint. Ship. Stag. Trimmed close all<br />
around, otherwise Fine. R-10. Est. 60-90<br />
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641 TN. Memphis. Bank of West Tennessee. $1. 1851. (G-<br />
569) Angel and silver dollar. VG-Fine, pin hole. Pencil<br />
notation. R-13. Est. 50-75<br />
642 TN. Memphis. Bank of West Tennessee. $50. 1859.<br />
(G-577) Green back. Women, cotton bale. Fine,<br />
POC. R-14. Est. 50-75<br />
643 TN. Memphis Farmers & Merchants Bank Grouping.<br />
[6]<br />
$1 1843 (G-612) About Fine; $1 1844 (G-618)<br />
Fine, pinholes; $5 1837 (G-637) About Fine, ink notation;<br />
Similar. 1841 Fine, edge split; Similar. 1837<br />
Good; Similar. $5 1860 (G-639) Fine, cleaned,<br />
trimmed at top. Est. 200-300<br />
644 Mechanics Bank of Memphis $5 May 31, 1854.<br />
Varieties. [3]<br />
TN. Memphis. $5. (G-686) Blue 5s with two-pointed<br />
base. VF.<br />
$5. (G-682) Blue “Germanic” 5s. VF.<br />
$5. (G-686) Red 5s with two-pointed base. Nicks in<br />
bottom border, else F-VF. R-10. Est. 100-150<br />
645 Mechanics Bank of Memphis Duo. [2]<br />
TN. Memphis. $5. May 1, 1854. (G-686) Blue 5s<br />
with two-pointed base. XF or so.<br />
$10. March 1, 1855. (G-694) Green X. Lathe and<br />
foundry. AU, petty age toning. Complete margins.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
646 TN. Nashville. State of Tennessee. $1. 1875. (Cr.5)<br />
Green. Cotton wagon. Women at sides. Repaired tear,<br />
otherwise VF. Est. 100-150<br />
647<br />
647 TN. Nashville/(Athens). Bank of Tennessee. $50.<br />
1850s. (TN-195 C100) SENC. Woman and eagle.<br />
Counterfeit. Good. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
648 Bank of Tennessee Memphis Note Grouping. [3]<br />
TN. Nashville / (Memphis). $5. 1861. (G-562) Red<br />
back. Madison. Three men. Fine, POC. R-12.<br />
$10. 1854. (G-761) Women, children. VG, pin holes.<br />
$20. 1858. (G-567) Red tint and back. Three<br />
women. About Fine, POC, hinges. R-13.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
649 Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Note Denomination<br />
Run. All VG-Fine, with minor pin holes, internal<br />
splits, light stains. [5]<br />
TN. Nashville. 5 Cents. (G-841) Ship.<br />
10 Cents. (G-844) Train.<br />
25 Cents. (G-851) Ship.<br />
50 Cents. (G-856) Train.<br />
$1. (G-8) Wheat, plow. Est. 50-75<br />
650 Savings Bank of Louisville R-13 Pair. [2]<br />
TN. Nashville. $1. May 1, 1838. (G-971) Red back.<br />
Steamboat. Indian. Corner missing, else Fine.<br />
$2. May 1, 1838. (G-973) Red back. Justice. Mercury.<br />
AG, holes, repairs. Est. 80-120<br />
651 Union Bank of the State of Tennessee Pair. [2]<br />
$1. 1843. (G-1023) Jackson. Stain, piece out, AG.<br />
R-13.<br />
25 Cents. 1837. (G-1060) Washington-Madison. G-<br />
VG. R-12. Est. 50-75<br />
652 TN. Nashville. Union Bank of Tennessee. $1. Aug.<br />
1, 1862. (G-1024) Red. Liberty in tropical setting.<br />
VG-Fine, corner rounded, edges a bit rough, minor<br />
stains. R-12. Est. 50-75<br />
653 Bank of Tennessee (Athens) 1861 Coin Note<br />
Grouping. Bank of Tennessee Coin Notes Spanish silver<br />
coins circulated extensively in the United States and<br />
were legal tender until 1857. Please note that while these<br />
coin notes all mention NASHVILLE, the branches of issuance<br />
can often be determined from the signatures or<br />
the designs. Most with minor pin holes, internal splits,<br />
light stains. All R-13. [5]<br />
TN. Nashville (Athens). 5 Cents. (G-2) Ship. Piece<br />
missing, else VG.<br />
10 Cents. (G-5) Train. VG, split.<br />
25 Cents. (G-6) Ship. Trimmed just into the top,<br />
split, else Fine.<br />
50 Cents. (G-7) Train. Full margins. F-VF, pin holes.<br />
$1. (G-8) Wheat, plow. Fine, stains. Est. 100-150<br />
654 Bank of Tennessee (Clarksville) 1861 Coin Note<br />
Pair. [2]<br />
TN. Nashville / (Clarksville).<br />
$1. (G-155) Wheat, plow. About Fine, pin holes,<br />
light stain.<br />
$1. (G-155) Pin holes, thin spots, repaired hole, else<br />
About Fine. Est. 80-120<br />
655 Bank of Tennessee (Columbia) 1861 Coin Note<br />
Pair. [2]<br />
TN. Nashville / (Columbia).<br />
10 Cents. (G-232) Train. Denomination right. Body<br />
holes, else VG.<br />
10 Cents. (G-232) Fair. Est. 40-60<br />
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656 TN. Nashville/(Athens). Bank of Tennessee. 50<br />
Cents. (G-7) Train. Spanish coins. Dramatic gutter<br />
fold through diagonally through the center. Penned<br />
“ATHENS” notation on back. Corner tip off, else<br />
Fine. R-13. Est. 30-50<br />
657 Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Note Grouping. [7]<br />
TN. Nashville. 10 Cents. (G-844) Train. Small hole,<br />
otherwise VF.<br />
25 Cents. (G-851) Ship. Mounting remnants, else<br />
Fine.<br />
25 Cents. (G-851) Edge split, else Fine.<br />
25 Cents. (G-853) Uneven trim, else Fine.<br />
50 Cents. (G-854) Train. VG-Fine, pin holes.<br />
50 Cents. (G-854) VG.<br />
$1. (G-857). Nick at top, else F-VF. Est. 100-150<br />
658 Another Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Note<br />
Grouping. [5]<br />
TN. Nashville. 5 Cents. (G-841) Ship. Fine, pin<br />
holes.<br />
5 Cents. (G-841) F-VF, light age toning.<br />
50 Cents. (G-856) Train. Fine, pin holes.<br />
50 Cents. (G-856) VG, small hole.<br />
$1. (G-857). Light stains, else Fine. Est. 100-150<br />
659 Bank of Tennessee (Somerville) 1861 Coin Note<br />
Grouping. R-10 to R-13. [6]<br />
TN. Nashville (Somerville). 10 Cents. (G-1176)<br />
Train. Stains, else VG.<br />
25 Cents. (G-1179) Ship. VG.<br />
25 Cents. (G-1179) Backed, stains, else VG.<br />
50 Cents. (G-1181) Train. VG.<br />
$1. (G-1183) Wheat, plow. Good, splits.<br />
$1. (G-1183) AG, internal splits. Est. 100-150<br />
660 Bank of Tennessee $1 1861 Coin Note Grouping.<br />
[4]<br />
TN. Nashville. $1. (G-556) Wheat, plow. About<br />
Fine, pin holes.<br />
$1. (G-557) Fine.<br />
$1. (G-858) Red. About Good, repairs, corner off.<br />
$1. (G-860) Poor, POC. Est. 60-80<br />
661 TN. Nashville. Bank of Tennessee. 50 Cents. 1861.<br />
(G-854) Coins. Train. VF-EF, pin hole. Est. 30-50<br />
662 Bank of Tennessee 1861 Memphis Coin Notes. All<br />
with minor pin holes, internal splits, light stains. Average<br />
VG. R-12. [6]<br />
TN. Nashville / (Memphis). $1. (G-556) Wheat,<br />
plow. Est. 50-75<br />
663 Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Note Grouping. Assorted<br />
branches. All with minor pin holes, internal<br />
splits, light stains. [5]<br />
TN. Nashville. 5 Cents. (G-841) Ship. Small split,<br />
else VG-F.<br />
10 Cents. (Knoxville) (G-415) Train. Fine. R-10.<br />
25 Cents. (Somerville) (G-1179) Ship. VG-Fine. R-<br />
12.<br />
50 Cents. (Athens) (G-7) Train. Fine. R-13.<br />
$1. (Knoxville) (G-430) Wheat, plow. Fine, gutter<br />
fold. R-10. Est. 80-120<br />
664 Bank of Tennessee 1861 Knoxville Coin Note Assortment.<br />
All with minor pin holes. R-10. [4]<br />
TN. Nashville / (Knoxville). 10 Cents. (G-415)<br />
Train. F-VF.<br />
25 Cents. (G-420) Ship. Fine.<br />
50 Cents. (G-425) Train. Fine, small edge split.<br />
$1. (G-430) Wheat, plow. Fine, minor stain.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
665 Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Notes. All with<br />
minor pin holes, internal splits, light stains. Average<br />
VG to Fine. [4]<br />
TN. Nashville. 10 Cents. (G-844) Train.<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
666 TN. Nashville. Bank of East Tennessee Coin Note<br />
Grouping. [6] 5 Cents, 10 Cents(2), 25 Cents, 50<br />
Cents, $1. All with Fine detail, but some impairments.<br />
Est. 60-90<br />
667 TN. Nashville. 1-2) Bank of East Tennessee. 10<br />
Cents. Dec. 1, 1861. (G-415) Train. Spanish coin.<br />
Both Fine or so, one with moderate stain on back.<br />
Est. 120-180<br />
668 TN. Nashville Trio. [3] 1) Planters Bank of Tennessee.<br />
$5. 1855. (G-990) Red back. Three women,<br />
left. Justice, right. Some small internal holes, otherwise<br />
Fine. Unissued. 2) Similar. 1855. Small internal<br />
holes, otherwise about Fine. 3) Nashville/ (Pulaski).<br />
Planters Bank of Tennessee. $5. 1854. (G-1104) Man,<br />
dog, medallion heads. Red stamp on front. VG,<br />
trimmed close all around. Est. 150-250<br />
669 Lower Grade Citizens Bank of Nashville & Memphis<br />
Notes. [4]<br />
1-3)Memphis / Nashville. $1. 1850s. (G-439) Steamboat.<br />
All three with pieces missing. One is backed.<br />
Fair-AG. R-11. 4) $2. 1854. (G-442) VG-Fine.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
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670 TN. Nashville Assortment.<br />
1) Central Bank. $1. 1855. (G-917).<br />
2) Similar. $5. 1855. (G-925) Battle of New Orleans.<br />
3-4) Bank of Commerce. $5. 1855. (G-804).<br />
5-6) Nashville General Life Insurance. $1. (G-966)<br />
7-8) Planters Bank of Tennessee. $1. 1860. (G-981)<br />
All basically VG with minor impairments. Should be<br />
seen. Sold as is. Est. 250-350<br />
671 Shellbyville Bank of Tennessee Comparison Pair.<br />
[2]<br />
$1. 1861. (G-1164) Red back, arched title. Repaired<br />
splits, else Fine.<br />
$1. 1861. (G-1165) Counterfeit of the above note.<br />
Fair, large pieces out. Est. 80-120<br />
672 TN. Trenton. Bank of Tennessee. $10. May 3, 1856.<br />
(G-1237) Blue back. Orange tint. Andrew Jackson.<br />
Light red ink notation on the face says “Good for<br />
taxes.” Punch cancelled, otherwise Fine.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
673 Bank of The United States Trio. 1) Nashville. $5.<br />
Mar. 24, 1832. (G-912) Eagle and shield. Large 5.<br />
Pay to A. Jackson or order. Heavy stains, otherwise<br />
Fine. R-12. 2) $5. May. 7, 1828. (G-912) Pen cancelled,<br />
left end panel missing, else VG. 3) $5. Aug. 9,<br />
1827. Eagle and shield. Large 5. Pay to A. Vanwyck or<br />
order. Fine details, but piece out at right.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
674 Scarcer, but Somewhat Impaired Tennessee notes.<br />
[7]<br />
1.) Clarksville. William T. Dortch. 10 Cents. 1862.<br />
(G-180) Liberty, man with axe. Corner off, splits, tape<br />
repairs, else VG. R-13.<br />
2) East Tennessee & Georgia Rail Road Company. 75<br />
Cents. 1862. (G-1380) On blue grey paper. Red 75s.<br />
About Good details, but extensive stains and repairs.<br />
R-14.<br />
3) Maryville. County of Blount. 25 Cents. 1862 (G-<br />
1307) Child, dog, chest. Corner off, petty edge splits,<br />
otherwise Fine. R-14.<br />
4) Similar. 50 Cents. 1862 (G-1309) On blue lined<br />
paper. Child, dog, chest. Indian. Rounded corners,<br />
edge backed, otherwise Fine. R-13.<br />
5) Similar. $1. (G-1313) Train. Indian maiden.<br />
Rounded corners, edge backed, otherwise Fine. R-<br />
12.<br />
6) Similar. $1. (G-1316) Blue lined paper. Woman<br />
riding deer. Indian maiden. Right side missing, otherwise<br />
Fine. R-12.<br />
7) Memphis. Memphis & Charleston Rail Road Company.<br />
50 Cents. 1863. (G-1396). Two trains. Looks<br />
About Good, but stains and repairs throughout. R-<br />
13. Est. 250-350<br />
675 TN. Obsolete Assortment. [9]<br />
1-5) Knoxville. Shopard & Wheless rubber stamp endorsements<br />
on Georgia and South Carolina notes.<br />
The stamps are clear, but the notes are all Poor-Fair.<br />
6)Memphis / Knoxville. $1. 1850s. (G-440) Steamboat.<br />
About Good, corner out. R-10.<br />
7-9) $5. (G-447) (3) All three with holes, tears, pieces<br />
out, otherwise Good. R-11. Est. 60-90<br />
676 Tennessee Depression Scrip Grouping. [11]<br />
1-3) Jackson Clearing House Association $1, $5, $10.<br />
July 1, 1933. Green. Issued not cancelled.<br />
Unc.<br />
4-10) Hamilton National Bank, Johnson City. $1(2),<br />
$5, $10(2), $20(2). March 10, 1933. Orange eagle<br />
and globe on back. One of the tens is EF, and a<br />
twenty has hinges on back, otherwise cancelled, Uncirculated.<br />
11) First National Bank of Kingsport. $20. Cancelled,<br />
Uncirculated. Est. 75-125<br />
677 VT. Ludlow. Bank of Black River. Ten Cents. Nov.<br />
1862. Red and yellow 10. Women, left. Unissued.<br />
Uncirculated. Est. 40-60<br />
678 VT. Windsor. Bank of Windsor Obsolete Trio. [3]<br />
1) $1. (VT-280 G8). Remainder. Unc.<br />
2) $2. (VT-280 G16). Remainder. Unc.<br />
3) $5. (VT-280 G32). Remainder. Unc, with a minor<br />
toning spot. Est. 80-120<br />
679 VA (WV). Clarksburg. Merchants & Farmers Bank.<br />
$5. Ca. 1850s. (VA-55 G2a). Unissued remainder.<br />
Red-orange security underprint with ornate white<br />
FIVE outlined in red-orange. Cattle and sheep in<br />
creek, top; state arms, lower left; Justice seated in small<br />
numeral 5 at lower right. Printed on verso of City of<br />
Richmond 60 Cents small change bills. WHW. Two<br />
hard folds have caused paper to separate, and has been<br />
reattached with glue. Some chips out at bottom right.<br />
Good-VG. Est. 60-80<br />
680 Virginia. Lexington. Lexington Savings Institution.<br />
25 Cents. October, 1861. Train faces left. Valley Star,<br />
Print. Small edge split, otherwise Fine.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
681 VA. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $10. 1862.<br />
Cr.8. Green XX. Woman seated. “TEN” watermark.<br />
AU or better. Est. 100-150<br />
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682 Virginia. Scottsville. Bank of Scottsville. $7. 1854.<br />
(VA-215 G6). Virginia arms, Liberty with child painting<br />
on an easel. Danforth, Wright. A scarce note that<br />
Affleck did not have an illustration of. Small pieces are<br />
missing from the left end, there is a penned notation<br />
above the beginning of the title, there are a few small<br />
body holes, but the note is basically intact and has<br />
Fine details. (photo) Est. 1,250-1,750<br />
683 VA. Winchester. Farmers’ Bank.<br />
Uncut Sheet of 12 ½-12 ½-6 ½-25 Cents-50 Cents-<br />
$1. The first two denominations feature Spanish coins.<br />
The 25 and 50 Cent notes have U. S. coins. PCGS<br />
Very Fine 30 Apparent. “Internal Splits, Tears and<br />
Tape Repairs.” Est. 75-125<br />
684 Northeastern Obsolete Octet. [8]<br />
1) CT. East Haddam. Bank of New-England at Goodspeed’s<br />
Landing. $10. (CT 110 G10). Remainder.<br />
Unc.<br />
2-3) CT. West-Killingly. Eastern Bank. $1. (CT-450<br />
G2a). Fine, left edge missing. Good, with damage<br />
and repairs.<br />
4) CT. West-Killingly. Eastern Bank. $3. (CT-450<br />
G6a). Good, with damage.<br />
5) NJ. Newton. Sussex Bank. $50. (NJ-390 G50).<br />
Remainder. Nicely framed. Unc.<br />
6) PA. McKee’s Port. Monongahela Valley Bank. $5.<br />
(PA-280 G6a). Good.<br />
7-8) PA. Towanda. Towanda Bank. $1. (PA-650<br />
G24). Fine. Est. 100-150<br />
685 Eastern States Trio. [3]<br />
1) MD. Hagerstown. Valley Bank. $5. (MD-245 G6).<br />
Internal hole, tears and other missing pieces. Otherwise,<br />
Fine.<br />
2) MD. Salisbury. Somerset and Worcester Saving<br />
Bank. $5. (MD-116.5.16). Pencil notation on back.<br />
A nice Fine.<br />
3) VA. Richmond. Bank of Commonwealth. $50.<br />
(VA-170 G8a). Attractive note composition, internal<br />
hole, notable border paper issues. VG. Est. 60-90<br />
686 Southern States Obsolote Trio. [3]<br />
1) GA. Macon. Bank of Macon of the State of Georgia.<br />
$4. (GA-195 G12). Missing pieces at edges.<br />
Good.<br />
2) KY. Frankfort. Farmers Bank of Kentucky. $1. (KY-<br />
100 G2b). Farm scene at center with galloping horses<br />
at forefront. Woman and man in oval vignettes at<br />
edges. Red back. A rare note - SENC in Haxby. VG,<br />
with stains at back.<br />
3) MS. Brandon. Mississippi & Alabama Rail Road<br />
Company. $10. (MS-25 G12). Stains, rough edges,<br />
minor fold-over printing error. VG. Est. 80-120<br />
687 Mid-West Obsolete Banknote Trio. [3]<br />
1) IN. Hartford. Manufacturers Bank. $10. (IN-225<br />
G8a). Colorful. Fine, with minor edge tears.<br />
2) NE. Omaha. City of Omaha. $5. (NE CO-3).<br />
Shipping vignette at top left. A colorful and very attractively<br />
designed type. VF.<br />
3) OH. Lebanon. Lebanon Miami Banking Co. $10.<br />
(Wolka 455-29; Museum Only). Raised note from $1<br />
to $10. Extremely rare. VG, with edge splits and numerous<br />
repaired tears. Est. 90-120<br />
688 Obsolete Trio. 1-2) State of Alabama $1 January<br />
1863. VF, AU toned. 3) RI. Rhode Island. New England<br />
Commercial Bank. $1 18__. Green One. Unissued<br />
remainder. Est. 30-50<br />
689 Altered Note Selection. All Altered from Central<br />
Bank of Nashville. [4]<br />
1) CT. Norfolk. Norfolk Bank. $2. 1855. About<br />
Good, pieces missing from edges.<br />
2) NJ. Hightstown. Central Bank. $2. 1855. Fine,<br />
but stains on back.<br />
3) MA. Worcester. $2. Central Bank. 1855. Corner<br />
portion off, stain, otherwise About Fine.<br />
4) NY. Troy. $2. 1855. Pinholes, slits, edge repairs,<br />
otherwise About Fine. Est. 150-250<br />
690 Mixed Obsoletes With Impairments. [10]<br />
Tallahassee Rail Road $3; Augusta Insurance & Banking<br />
$1; North Western Bank of Georgia $20; State of<br />
Louisiana $5; Lawrenceburg Bank $10; Ocoee Bank<br />
$10; Mechanics Bank $1; Bank of Tennessee 50<br />
Cents; Vermont State Bank Burlington $1(2). All are<br />
missing pieces, stained, split, or otherwise impaired.<br />
Must be seen. No returns. Est. 100-150<br />
691 More Mixed Obsoletes With Impairments. [5]<br />
Bank of Tennessee 10 Cent; 25 Cent; $1; Shelby<br />
County 4th Series $5; NY. Bank of Hudson$1 1817.<br />
All mostly intact, but there are splits, stains, small<br />
body holes or pieces out. Est. 50-75<br />
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U.S. Large Size<br />
692 Fr.37. $1. Legal Tender. 1917. Washington.<br />
No.H26637879A. Plate C. Boldly inked with a bright<br />
red seal and serial numbers. F-VF. Est. 50-75<br />
693 Fr.224. $1. Silver Certificate. 1896. “Educational.”<br />
No.892886. Plate B. An affordable example of one of<br />
the most desirable banknotes in the American series.<br />
Fine. Est. 200-300<br />
700 Trio of Fr.930 $10 Large Size Chicago FRNs. [3]<br />
1914. Nos.G35501051A, G41529991A and<br />
G44262161A. All three VF, one with light stains.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
701 Fr.1173. $10. Gold Certificate. 1922. Large serial<br />
numbers H80972136. Choice VF. Est. 150-250<br />
694 Black Eagle Pair. [2]<br />
1) Fr.233. $1. Silver Certificate. 1899.<br />
No.B42527633A. Plate A. Teehee/Burke. F-VF.<br />
2) Fr.236. As previous, except Speelman/White.<br />
No.T59739881A. Plate A. F-VF, with a small amount<br />
of glue on the back. Est. 100-150<br />
695 Quartet of Fr.237 $1 Silvers, With Condition Issues.<br />
[4] 1923. Washington. Nos.A2769278D,<br />
R13929692D, A79649923D and H70779769D. The<br />
last two notes listed have condition issues.<br />
VG/VG/VF/VF+ Est. 60-90<br />
696 Fr.256. $2. Silver Certificate. 1899. Washington.<br />
No.M92080620. Plate D. A small hole is evident at<br />
center as a result of hard paper folds. Fine-VF.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
702<br />
702 Fr.1215. $100. Gold Certificate. 1922. Benton.<br />
No.N1102577. Plate A. An exceptionally desirable<br />
note as a result of being a high denomination issue<br />
that was also redeemable in gold. The paper shows<br />
even circulation with nice centering and pleasing color<br />
retention. Fine, with a small tear in the left margin.<br />
(photo) Est. 500-750<br />
703 Large Size Currency Pairing.<br />
1) Fr.60. $2. Legal Tender. 1917. VF, small stain on<br />
back near bottom.<br />
2) Fr.249. $2. Silver Certificate. F-VF. Est. 250-350<br />
704 Large Size Currency Duo.<br />
1) Fr.40. $1. Legal Tender. 1923. VF, but the red<br />
portions of the front are a bit faded.<br />
2) Fr.746. $1. Federal Reserve Bank Note.<br />
No.L23289736A. About Fine. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
697<br />
697 Fr.271. $5. Silver Certificate. 1899. Indian Chief.<br />
No.97880889. Plate A. PMG Very Fine 25. “Tears.”<br />
(photo) Est. 500-750<br />
698 Fr.351. $1. Treasury Note. 1891. Large serial numbers<br />
B33143893. Plate A. Two pinholes near the right<br />
end, otherwise VF. Est. 150-250<br />
699 Pair of 1914 Large Size Federal Reserve Notes. [2]<br />
1) Fr.871A. $5. Chicago. No.G27174380B. Fine,<br />
with a pencil notation to the left of Lincoln. 2)<br />
Fr.979A. $20. Cleveland. No.D29282474A. Fine.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
705 Group of Miscellaneous Federal Notes.<br />
1) $2 1917 Legal Tender. About Fine, stains, edge<br />
splits.<br />
2) $2 1899 Silver Certificate. Soiled VG. Edge splits.<br />
3-11) $1 1957 Silver Certificates. Average circulated.<br />
12) $2 1928F Legal Tender. Fine.<br />
13) $2 1953A Legal Tender. About Fine, stains.<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
U.S. Small Size<br />
706 Small Size Legal Tender Assortment. $2 1928D F-<br />
VF; $2 1928F* Fine, small rust stain; $5 1928F* VF;<br />
$5 1953* VF. [4] Est. 100-150<br />
707 Trio of $2 Small Legal Tenders. [3]<br />
1) Fr.1507. 1928-F. No.D68039355A. Choice VF.<br />
2-3) Fr.1513. 1963. Non-consecutive<br />
nos.A12344510A and A12344514A. Choice<br />
AU/Unc. Est. 40-60<br />
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708 Pair of $1 Silver Certificates. [2]<br />
1) Fr.1600. 1928. No.B23554809A. Plate C. VF.<br />
2) Fr.1602. 1928B. No.H73617287B. Plate E. VG.<br />
Est. 30-50<br />
713 Fr. 2164-A*. Five Consecutive $100 FRN Star<br />
Notes. 1969. Nos. A00015545-49*. Plate H. PMG<br />
Gem Unc 65 EPQ.<br />
These five consecutive Boston Star Notes constitute<br />
the highest grades assigned by either service at this<br />
time. Est. 800-1,200<br />
714 Fr.2306. $1. Silver Certificate. North Africa. Yellow<br />
seal. Unc. with two pinholes. Est. 50-75<br />
715 Pair of $20 Hawaii Silver Certificates. 1934. Both<br />
Fine or better. Est. 100-150<br />
716 Nice Pair of $20 Hawaii Silver Certificates. 1934A.<br />
Both EF or so, but lightly pressed, sometime in the<br />
past. Est. 150-250<br />
717 Pair of WWII Emergency Notes. [2]<br />
1) Fr.2300. $1. Hawaii. No.S42374339C. Fine, with<br />
stains and minor holes.<br />
2) Fr.2302. $5. Hawaii. No.L55911589A. VF.<br />
Est. 100-200<br />
709<br />
709 Beautiful 18-Subject Uncut Sheet of Fr.1614 $1<br />
1935E Silver Certificates. No.X31680039G -<br />
X31816039G. Previously framed, but now out of the<br />
frame. All of the notes are Uncirculated, but Plate<br />
positions N and P have wrinkles that can be seen from<br />
the back, and M has a light bend. The centering is not<br />
perfect; otherwise quite attractive . Only 100 of these<br />
X-G sheets were produced. (photo) Est. 600-900<br />
710 Group of $1 Silver Certificates. [23]<br />
1) Fr.1619. 1957. No.C00621247A. VF.<br />
2-5) Fr.1620. 1957A. AA (1), CA (3), Unc.<br />
6-22) Fr.1621. 1957B. RA (5), UA (4), WA (4) and<br />
XA (4), some consecutive, Unc.<br />
23) Fr.1621*. 1957B*. No.*40519889B. Unc.<br />
Est. 40-60<br />
711 Run of 50 Fr. 1935-D* - $2 1976* FRN Uncut<br />
Sheets of 16. [50] A popular star note bicentennial<br />
issue that was sold directly by the BEP to collectors in<br />
16-note sheet format. An extremely unusual run of 50<br />
sheets that remains housed in its original mailing cardboard.<br />
Unc. Est. 2,000-2,500<br />
712 Fr. 1935-D* - $2 1976* FRN Sheet of 16 Trio.<br />
[3] All three sheets remain in their original mailing<br />
cardboard and packaging. Unc. Est. 150-250<br />
718<br />
718 Fr.2400. $10. Gold Certificate. 1928. Hamilton.<br />
No.A16046967A. Plate C. Nicely centered and bright<br />
with bold embossing still evident in the paper. A single<br />
fold vertical is readily evident with other minor<br />
margin issues. EF-AU. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
719 Small Size Note Group. [37]<br />
$2 Legal Tenders - 1928D Fine; 1928G Fine with<br />
graffiti(2), VF(2); 1953 VF-EF(4); 1953B VF; 1953C<br />
VF. $1 Silver Certificates - 1934 F-VF; 1935A AU;<br />
1935E Fine; 1957 VF. FRNs - $1 1963 average<br />
circ.(20); $2 1976 VF(2). Est. 100-150<br />
720 Small Size Foursome.<br />
1-3) 1934 $10 Silver Certificates. All three VF-EF.<br />
All AA block. One is a mule.<br />
4) 1934D* $20 FRN. VF, minor stains. [4]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
721 Small Size $1 Currency Duo.<br />
1) 1986A FRN. About 25% of the front is offset on to<br />
the back. VF.<br />
2) 1974 FRN. RADAR. No.H72100127C. Unc. [2]<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
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722 Small Size $1 1935E Silver Certificate Error Trio.<br />
1) No.C24017514H. Extra paper in the shape of a<br />
butterfly wing at upper right. 2) Similar,<br />
No.E45479527I. Rectangular extra paper attached to<br />
lower left. 3) Similar, No.M38277759H. Wingshaped<br />
extra piece at lower left. All of the extra paper<br />
has registration marks on both sides. All three notes<br />
are essentially Uncirculated. [3] Est. 200-300<br />
725 Federal Currency Grouping. Valuable mainly for the<br />
following: Fractional 1st issue 3c & 5c, Fractional 4th<br />
issue Stanton, Fractional 5th issue 10c (3), 25c, 50c,<br />
a 1929 New York $10 FRBN, and a 1935A Hawaiian<br />
$1. Red seals, Silver Certificates, and $2 FRNs round<br />
out the lot. Sold as is, no returns. Est. 100-150<br />
Fractional Currency<br />
726 Fractional Currency Trio. 1) Fr.1231. 5 Cents Second<br />
Issue. No monogram. Small edge split near bottom,<br />
else VF. 2) Fr.1226. 3 Cents Third Issue. Fine,<br />
stain. 3) Fr.1265. 10 Cents. VF. [3] Est. 50-75<br />
727 Quartet of Fractional Currency. [4] 1) Fr.1265. 10<br />
Cents. 5th Issue. Meredith. VF. 2) Fr.1302. 25<br />
Cents. 4th Issue. Washington. Fine, with stains. 3)<br />
Fr.1376. 50 Cents. 4th Issue. Stanton. Fine, minor<br />
stains. 4) Fr.1381. 50 Cents. 5th Issue. Crawford.<br />
AU. Est. 80-120<br />
723<br />
723 Dramatic Cutting Error on 1977 $20 Federal Reserve<br />
Note. The sheet folded after the back and front<br />
were printed, and just before the seals and serial numbers<br />
were printed. The preceding and following notes<br />
are also included. All Uncirculated. [3] (photo)<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
724 Fr. 1911-E - $1 1981 FRN Error Uncut Sheet of<br />
32 Trio. [3] Highly collectible and scarcely offered<br />
Richmond sheets, as the incorrect back plate number<br />
(7273) was incorrectly placed on one note instead of<br />
the correct 3273 number. All three sheets remain in<br />
their original BEP mailing packages. Unc.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
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Iconic Fractional Currency Shield<br />
728<br />
728 Seldom Available “Original” Framed Gray Fractional Currency Shield - Fr. 1382.Not originally issued in frames, it<br />
is evident that many Fractional Currency Shields soon found their way into gold trimmed wooden frames, perhaps for display<br />
in public areas such as post offices. Because of the contemporary housing that is missing so frequently on shields that<br />
exist today is intact on the present, we don’t hesitate to endorse the present as fully “original”. Further differentiating the<br />
current shield from many that are offered today is the absence of water stains on the bottom quarter. Like most of the gray<br />
shields (gray being the most common of three varieties), the present is composed of 39 specimen fractional notes, four or<br />
which have hand-signed Jefferies-Spinner signature combinations. Minor variations in note conditions are visible, but the<br />
notation of specific specimen condition remains unnecessary given their relative similarity. Several condition issues however<br />
do exist and, while not major deterrents in the big picture, are worthy of mention. While not uncommon, the paper<br />
has moderately but evenly toned and close inspection yields a small tear in the lower right margin that steers clear of the<br />
shield. Additionally, several folds and creases enter the shield, primarily on the right side. Additionally, it is apparent that<br />
insects at one time made their acquaintance with the shield as minor paper thinning is traceable around portions of the<br />
margins. All said though, the present original frame, glass and shield, a combination that appears to be getting rarer and<br />
rarer with time, presents wonderfully and is one of the most visually imposing items available to banknote aficionados. Further,<br />
it is one of the truest pieces of numismatic Americana available to collectors, offering those few lucky owners the<br />
chance to intimately connect to a time when counterfeiting was a great public concern and the government’s answer to<br />
said problem was to produce a visual display of what things “should look like”, so as to educate the populace. A wonderful<br />
piece of American fabric that is sure to be cherished by its next owner. (photo)<br />
Est. 3,000-5,000<br />
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MPC<br />
729 Military Payment Certificate. Series 471. $10.<br />
1947. (S817-1). PMG Choice Very Fine 35 EPQ.<br />
Perhaps better. First printing. Est. 150-250<br />
National Banknotes<br />
730 CA. Los Angeles. Ch.6617. Farmers & Merchants<br />
National Bank. $50. 1929 Type 1. Fr.1803-1.<br />
No.F000252A. Plate F. Light stain on the back, otherwise<br />
Fine. Est. 100-150<br />
734<br />
734 IN. Monticello. Ch.(M)6172. Monticello NB. $5.<br />
1902 PB. Fr.598. No.D431688D/4567. Plate F.<br />
Only three other $5 Plain Backs from this bank are<br />
reported, two much lower grades, and the other with<br />
no grade reported. A tough issue with bold inking and<br />
crisp paper being primary attributes. Three vertical<br />
folds and a single horizontal fold define the grade.<br />
Trimmed just into the upper left border, a mid-level<br />
VF. (photo) Est. 500-750<br />
735 MA. North Adams. Ch.1210. North Adams National<br />
Bank. $10. 1929 Type 1. Fr.1801-1.<br />
No.D003341A. Plate J. Fine. Est. 75-125<br />
731<br />
736 MO. Maryville. Ch.3268. First National Bank of<br />
Maryville. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.17747/ 17747.<br />
Plate E. Fine-VF. Light soiling on the back. Decent<br />
example of this Nodaway County bank.<br />
Est. 250-550<br />
731 Three Consecutively Numbered Lawndale Nationals.<br />
IL. Chicago. Ch.10247. Lawndale National Bank of<br />
Chicago. $5. 1929 Type 1. Fr.1800-1.<br />
No.A000090A-92A. All three are crisp and bright<br />
EF-AU. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
732 IN. Indianapolis. Ch.9829. Fletcher American NB.<br />
$10. 1902 PB. Fr.627. No.R276417H / 255625.<br />
Evenly margined on the front with even soiling<br />
throughout. A scarcer denomination from this bank<br />
and a solid Fine. Est. 100-150<br />
733 IN. Indianapolis. Ch.9829. Fletcher American NB.<br />
$20. 1902 PB. Fr.653. No.377793. The stamped<br />
signatures remain bold with a tightly trimmed upper<br />
margin. A high denomination issue on the cusp on the<br />
next grade level. Choice Fine. Est. 150-250<br />
737<br />
737 NH. Keene. Ch.946. Ashuelot-Citizens National Bank<br />
of Keene. $5. 1929 Type 2. Fr.1800-2. No.A008822.<br />
PMG About Uncirculated 55. “Splits.” There are<br />
some minor edge splits, and the corners are rounded<br />
a bit. Only one other Type 2 $5 issued under this second<br />
title is reported. (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
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741 NY. Norwich. Ch.1354. First National Bank of Norwich.<br />
$5. 1902 DB. Fr.590. No.D196089B/29432.<br />
Plate E. Fine. Est. 200-300<br />
738<br />
738 NJ. Toms River. Ch.2509. First National Bank of<br />
Toms River. $5. 1902 PB. Fr.607. No.A000226A.<br />
Plate G. Cut close at the top, and the signatures are<br />
faded, otherwise Fine. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
739 NJ. Trenton National Duo. First-Mechanics National<br />
Bank of Trenton. Ch.1327. $20. 1929 Type<br />
2. Fr.1802-2. No.s A007255 and A007258. The first<br />
is VF-EF with a small rust spot. The second is AU.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
742<br />
742 NY. Palmyra. Ch.295. First National Bank of<br />
Palmyra. $10. 1882 BB. Fr. 479. No.D7663328/<br />
14457 Plate A. PCGS Fine 15. Perfectly centered<br />
and very pleasing. (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
740<br />
740 NY. Albany. Ch.1262. New York State National Bank<br />
of Albany. $5. 1882 Brown Back. Fr. 468.<br />
No.T402682 / 22087. Plate D. PCGS Very Fine 25.<br />
(photo) Est. 500-750<br />
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The Only Note Reported From New Lisbon, Ohio!<br />
743 OH. New Lisbon. Ch.2203. First National Bank of New Lisbon. $5. Original Series. Fr. 399.<br />
No.P17845 / 2073. Plate A. PCGS Very Fine 25. Vivid red seal and serial numbers; crisply executed<br />
signatures. Just a trace of fold wear on the back.<br />
743<br />
In 1874, New Lisbon (now Lisbon) was a small town with a population of less than 2,000 people.<br />
Over a 24-year period, from 1874 to 1898, the bank issued a total of $156, 070. In 1916 only $960<br />
worth remained unaccounted for. Notes from this bank are “Unreported” in Kelly, and Track & Price<br />
shows the census to be zero. No collection of National Bank Notes from Ohio can ever be complete<br />
without this newly-discovered Columbiana County rarity. (photo) Est. 5,250-5,750<br />
744 PA. McKeesport. Ch.(E)7559. Union NB. $5. 1902<br />
PB. Fr.598. No.K371958E / 28162. Evenly circulated<br />
and attractively margined with the addition of<br />
what appears to be light crayon marks to the left of<br />
the bank title. Otherwise, Fine. Est. 100-200<br />
746 Pennsylvania National Pairing.<br />
1) Nazareth. Ch.5077. Nazareth National Bank &<br />
Trust Company. $10. 1929 Type 1. Fr.1801-1. VF.<br />
2) National-Dime Bank of Shamokin. Ch.6942. $5.<br />
1929 Type 2. Fr.1800-2. Stains, otherwise VG.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
Rare St. Albans West Virginia Large Size National<br />
745<br />
745 PA. Minersville. Ch.6131. Union National Bank of<br />
Minersville. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 660. No.2116/<br />
2116. Plate A. PCGS Very Fine 30 Apparent. Small<br />
red rust stains on back. These are hardly distracting,<br />
and the rest of the note is fresh and bright. (photo)<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
747<br />
747 WV. St. Albans. Ch.9640. First National Bank of St.<br />
Albans. $10. 1902 PB. Fr.627. No.5203. Plate A.<br />
About Fine, small edge splits at the bottom, and<br />
some minor soiling. Extremely rare, with only one<br />
other large size note known on this Kanawha County<br />
bank, and no auction appearances noted. Only $250<br />
worth of large size notes were outstanding when the<br />
bank went into receivership in 1933. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,500-2,500<br />
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WORLD BANKNOTES<br />
748 Afghanistan. 20 Afghanis. 1939. (Pick 24a) Violet,<br />
multicolor. King Zahir. Fine. Est. 150-250<br />
749 Algeria. Banque de L’Algerie. 100 Francs. 1932. (Pick<br />
81b) Lilac and brown. Nude and semi-nude boys, left.<br />
Arab with camel. VF-EF. Est. 75-125<br />
752 Australia. Commonwealth of Australia.<br />
1) 10 Shillings. ND (1939). (Pick25a) Light brown<br />
over multicolor. Orange signatures. George VI. VF.<br />
2) 1 Pound. ND (1942). (Pick26b) Green. George<br />
VI. Black signatures of Armitage & McFarlane. VF.<br />
[2] Est. 75-125<br />
753 Australia. Commonwealth of Australia. Pair of 10<br />
Shillings. ND (1942). (Pick 25b) Orange. George VI.<br />
EF, AU. Often found well circulated and scarce as a<br />
fully Uncirculated note. [2] Est. 150-250<br />
754 Australia. Commonwealth of Australia. 10<br />
Shillings. (1952). (P-25d). Orange on multicolor underprint.<br />
The scarcest signature combination of the<br />
type. VF, with several pinholes at center.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
750<br />
750 Algeria. Banque de l’Algerie. 27.1.1954. 1,000<br />
Francs. P-107b. No.R.1298-044. Face: Brown and<br />
yellow. Isis at right, value at top corners. Back: Planting<br />
and plowing, fancy border. Well centered and<br />
crisp. PMG Choice About Unc 58 Net - Adhesive.<br />
(photo) Est. 500-700<br />
755 Australia. Commonwealth of Australia. 10<br />
Shillings. ND (1961-1965). (P-33). Dark brown on<br />
orange and green underprint. Matthew Flinders at<br />
right. Fresh paper with several center folds. A decidedly<br />
collectible type. XF. Est. 80-120<br />
756<br />
756 Australia. Commonwealth of Australia. Ten<br />
Shillings. (1954-60). (P233a) M. Finders, right. Watermark<br />
is Captain Cook. Dark brown, multicolor. Reserve<br />
Bank of Australia under signature.<br />
Uncirculated, just a trace of teller handling. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
751<br />
751 Algeria. Banque de l’Algerie et de la Tunisie.<br />
13.2.1958. 100 Nouveaux Francs. P-114.<br />
No.M.487-527. Face: Multicolor. Audouin’s gulls<br />
with city of Algiers in background, red overprint over<br />
watermark window. Back: Multicolor. Shipyard with<br />
agricultural items on dock. Redenominated from its<br />
original value of 10,000 Francs by overprint. The<br />
paper remains clean with several light folds that fail to<br />
hinder the eye appeal. PMG Choice Very Fine 35<br />
Net - Pinholes. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
757<br />
757 Bahamas. Bahamas Government. 1 Pound. 1919.<br />
(P-7). Black on blue and yellow. Ship seal at left,<br />
George V at right. A desirable early type. Problemfree<br />
for the grade. Fine. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
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758 Bahamas. Bahamas Government. 10 Shillings.<br />
1936. (P-10d). Red and yellow. Commissioner of<br />
Currency at bottom left, ship seal at left, George VI at<br />
right. Bright and attractive. A nice VF.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
763 British Caribbean Territories. Eastern Group. $1<br />
1956. (Pick 8b) Red. Queen Elizabeth II. A nice VF.<br />
Est. 50-75<br />
759 Bahamas. Bahamas Government. 1 Pound. 1936.<br />
(P-11e). Commissioner of Currency at left. Boldly<br />
inked with broad margins, a small stain is evident in<br />
right edge. VF. Est. 100-150<br />
760 Brazil. Banco Do Café. 100 Mil Reis. Decree of<br />
1890. (Pick S541) Green and brown. Allegorical<br />
women. Uncirculated remainders. [13]<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
764<br />
764 British North Borneo. British North Borneo<br />
Company. 5 Dollars. 1st Dec. 1922 (P4). #B171101.<br />
Black on green underprint. Arms. Back: Red. 200 x<br />
102mm. Fine-VF. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
761<br />
761 Brazil. Republica dos Estados Unidos do Brazil.<br />
ND (1919). 100 Mil Reis. P-68. No.97798. Face:<br />
Blue on multicolor underprint. A. Augusto Moreira<br />
Pena at center with handwritten signature atop, value<br />
in corners. Back: Brown. Overview of oceanside town<br />
with rock at distant shore, value left and right. Problem-free<br />
for the grade with full brightness remaining<br />
in the paper. Printed by ABNCo. VF. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
765 Cambodia. Banque Nationale Du Cambodge. 50<br />
Riels. ND (1956). Multicolor. Cambodian with water<br />
vessels at left. Moderately circulated with some soiling.<br />
A scarce type. Fine-VF. Est. 100-150<br />
766 Canada. Canadian Bank of Commerce. $10. 2nd January<br />
1935. (Pick S971a) Black on orange and multicolor.<br />
Allegorical figures. Two tiny pinholes near the<br />
right serial number, small red stain on back, else Uncirculated.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
767 Canada. Dominion of Canada. Septet of 25 Cent<br />
Type. [7]<br />
1-2) 1.3.1870. (P-8c). VG.<br />
3-5) 2.1.1900. (P-9b). Fine/Fine/VF-XF.<br />
6) 2.1.1900. (P-9c). Fine-VF, with fold splits.<br />
7) 2.7.1923. (P-11c). XF. Est. 80-120<br />
768 China. Republic. 10 Yuan. 1941. (Pick 95) Red on<br />
multicolor. SYS, center. VF-EF. Est. 40-60<br />
769 China. Bank of Communications. Quintet of Consecutive<br />
5 Yuan. 1941. (P-157a). Brown on multicolor<br />
underprint, ship at center. All Unc., with light<br />
yellow stains at lower left corner. [5] Est. 60-80<br />
762<br />
762 Brazil. Republica dos Estados Unidos do Brazil.<br />
ND (1931). 500 Mil Reis. P-92d. No.013292. Face:<br />
Blue on multicolor underprint. M. Peixoto at center<br />
with handwritten signature atop, value in corners and<br />
flanking central portrait. Back: Black. Star at center,<br />
value left and right. The paper has retained nice body<br />
with light folds evident on the back. Printed by<br />
ABNCo. XF. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
770 China. Central Bank of China. Septet of Consecutive<br />
1 Yuan. 1936. (P-216). Orange and black on multicolor<br />
background. All Choice AU-Unc. with ligh<br />
violet stains (perhaps as printed) at left. [7]<br />
Est. 60-80<br />
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771 Congo Democratic Republic. Banque du Zaire.<br />
22.6.1974. 10 Zaires. P-15. No.A3855875B. Face:<br />
Multicolor. Mobuta at left, value at center, leaping<br />
jaguar at lower right. Back: Multicolor. Torch inside<br />
shield at left center, value at right. A bright and attractive<br />
note that shows moderate circulation. VF.<br />
Est. 60-80<br />
775 Costa Rica. Banco Internacional de Costa Rica.<br />
ND (19__). 10 Colones. P-175p. Proof mounted on<br />
card. (red on front). Face: Blue on multicolored underprint.<br />
Five coffee bean pickers at center, value at<br />
corners. Pristine in presentation with no noticeable<br />
flaws. Printed by ABNCo. Gem Unc. Est. 200-400<br />
772<br />
772 Costa Rica. Republica de Costa-Rica. ND (19__). 1<br />
Colon. P-143s. No.00000. SPECIMEN (red on<br />
front). Face: Black on green underprint. Cristobol<br />
Colon left, central “1”, arms of Costa Rica right. Back:<br />
Large central ornate “1” flanked by side “1”s, but<br />
lacking overstamps. 2 POCs on signature line. Perfect<br />
centering with crisp corners. Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
776<br />
776 Costa Rica. Banco Internacional de Costa Rica.<br />
ND (19__). 50 Colones. P-177s. No.00000 SPECI-<br />
MEN (red on front). Face: Blue on multicolored underprint.<br />
Women playing mandolin center, value<br />
flanking and at corners, 4 POCs on signature block.<br />
Back: Green. Value at center. An attractive high-denomination<br />
specimen in flawless condition. Printed by<br />
ABNCo. Gem Unc. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
777 Costa Rica. Banco Internacional de Costa Rica.<br />
ND (19__). 10 Colones. P-186p. Face Proof<br />
mounted on card. Face: Dark blue with multicolor underprint.<br />
Allegorical female pair at left, one holding a<br />
ship, the other a locomotive, 2 partial POCs on signature<br />
line. Bright with one pinhole and a couple unobtrusive<br />
paper cuts in the far left and right margins.<br />
Pencil notation “77386” on back. Printed by<br />
ABNCo. AU-Unc. Est. 200-400<br />
773<br />
773 Costa Rica. Banco Internacional de Costa Rica.<br />
ND (19__). 50 Colones. P-163p. Black and white<br />
proof. Face: Black. Women playing mandolin center,<br />
value flanking and at corners. 4 POCs. Rare, with the<br />
only example of the Pick number from the Mayer collection<br />
being an issued Fine that hammered for<br />
$5500. Printed by ABNCo. Unc, with two small tears<br />
at upper border that aren’t noticeable until close inspected.<br />
(photo) Est. 700-900<br />
774 Costa Rica. Banco Internacional de Costa Rica.<br />
ND (19__) 50 Centimos. P-173s. No.00000 SPEC-<br />
IMEN (red on front). Face: Blue on red underprint.<br />
Woman at center, 2 POCs on signature block. Back:<br />
Green. Value at center inside circle. Bright with that<br />
“just printed” appearance. Scarce. Printed by ABNCo.<br />
Gem Unc. Est. 80-120<br />
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781<br />
778<br />
778 Costa Rica. Banco Internacional de Costa Rica.<br />
ND (19__). 50 Colones. P-188s. No.000000 SPEC-<br />
IMEN (red on front) Face: Blue on multicolored underprint.<br />
Allegorical female seated left, holding sword<br />
and palm frond, 2 POCs on signature line. Back: Dark<br />
brown. Central white “50”, flanked by larger “L”s, additional<br />
corner “50”s. Extremely rare as an issued<br />
note, as the VF specimen in the Mayer collection hammered<br />
at $11,500. Specimens of this desirable type<br />
remain nearly as rare and offer an affordable alternative<br />
for the Costa Rican type collector. Printed by<br />
ABNCo. Unc. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
779 Costa Rica. Banco Nacional de Costa Rica. ND<br />
(19__). 5 Colones. P-209s. No.00000. SPECIMEN<br />
(red on front). Face: Brown with multicolored underprint.<br />
Braulio Carillo at right, value at center, 2<br />
POCs at signature line. Back: Green. Bridge at center,<br />
intertwined “5”s and “V”s flanking. Clean in appearance<br />
with a small pencil notation “F10955” in the<br />
upper back margin. Printed by ABNCo. Unc.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
780<br />
780 Costa Rica. Banco Nacional de Costa Rica. ND<br />
(19__). 10 Colones. P-210s. No.00000. SPECIMEN<br />
(red on front). Face: Light orange with multicolored<br />
underprint. Portrait of Manuel J. Carazo left, value at<br />
center, 2 POCs at signature line. Back: Blue. Large<br />
sailing ship at center. The margins remain evenly<br />
spaced with wonderful color on both sides. A small<br />
pencil notation “F10956” in the upper back margin is<br />
noted for accuracy. Printed by ABNCo. Choice Unc.<br />
(photo) Est. 300-500<br />
781 Costa Rica. Banco Nacional de Costa Rica. ND<br />
(19__). 100 Colones. P-212s. No.00000. SPECI-<br />
MEN (red on front). Face: Green with multicolored<br />
underprint. Jose Maria Castro Madriz, value at center,<br />
2 POCs at signature line. Back: Olive. Old University<br />
of Santo Tomas. A lovely high denomination<br />
example that as an issued note is rare in Uncirculated<br />
condition. A pencil notation “F11729” sits on the<br />
upper right back margin while a stray mark is visible<br />
on the lower right corner margin. Printed by ABNCo.<br />
Unc. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
782 Costa Rica. Banco Central de Costa Rica.<br />
4.6.1958. 100 Colones. P-234. No.0518826. Face:<br />
Black on multicolor underprint. Juan Rafael Mora in<br />
center portrait oval. Back: Black. Statue of Juan Santamaria.<br />
A nice collectible specimen that appears several<br />
grades finer than the actual grade. Printed by<br />
W&S. VF. Est. 100-150<br />
783 Costa Rica. Banco Central de Costa Rica. ND<br />
(19__). 10 Colones. P-237s. No.D0000000 SPEC-<br />
IMEN (red on face). Face: Blue on multicolor underprint.<br />
Science and Arts building at the University of<br />
Costa Rica at left, Rodrigo Facio Brenes right. Back:<br />
Blue on multicolor underprint. Central Bank of Costa<br />
Rica. One corner fold determines the grade with a pen<br />
notation “X20-0071” at the top left back margin.<br />
Choice AU. Est. 80-120<br />
784 Costa Rica. Banco Central de Costa Rica.<br />
13.12.1971. 100 Colones. P-244. No.D19119320.<br />
Face: Black on green and tan underprint. Ricardo<br />
Jimenez in left side portrait, cattle center, commemorative<br />
stamp right. Back: Black on green and tan underprint.<br />
Supreme court building at center. Very<br />
scarce high denomination commemorative issue.<br />
Printed by TDLR VF. Est. 80-120<br />
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785 Costa Rica. Banco Central de Costa Rica.<br />
24.5.1971. 1,000 Colones. P-246. No.247261.<br />
Face: Red with multicolor underprint. Julio Pena in<br />
left side portrait, value at center, commemorative<br />
stamp right. Back: Pinkish-red. Central and National<br />
Bank at center, flanked by value. Rarely offered.<br />
Printed by TDLR. Fine-VF. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
787<br />
787 Costa Rica. El Banco Herediano. ND (18__). 100<br />
Pesos. P-S185s. SPECIMEN. Face: Black on light<br />
blue. Woman at left holding caduceus, ship and factory<br />
in background, angel with pen and parchment<br />
right, 4 POCs on signature line. Back: Blue. “CIEN”<br />
at center. Rarely available and missing from the Mayer<br />
collection. Two pinholes at the top left margin are<br />
noted. Prepared by ABNCo. AU. (photo)<br />
Est. 500-700<br />
786<br />
786 Costa Rica. El Banco Herediano. ND (18__). 50<br />
Pesos. P-S184s. SPECIMEN (purple stamp on front).<br />
Face: Black on pink. two women left, holding sword,<br />
scale, flag, one leaning on fasces, angel with pen and<br />
parchment right, “SPECIMEN.” twice on signature<br />
lines. Back: Pink. “CINCUENTA” at center. A very<br />
rare specimen bank issue printed on card stock with<br />
minor rounding of the top two corners. The engravings<br />
were prepared by ABNCo. A wonderful opportunity<br />
for the specialist with a reported print run of<br />
only 130 notes. AU. (photo) Est. 450-650<br />
788<br />
788 Costa Rica. Banco Mercantil de Costa Rica.<br />
12.5.1912. 100 Colones. P-S205s.<br />
No.00000/F3181. SPECIMEN (red on front). Face:<br />
Black on reddish-orange. Eagle on rock at center,<br />
fancy values left and right, 2 POCs on signature line.<br />
Back: Olive on multicolor underprint. Laureate<br />
headed allegorical woman at center with cap and wing<br />
on head, value flanking. FEB 14 1912 stamp on back<br />
right upper margin. A 5 Colones issue from the same<br />
design series was offered in the Mayer collection. A<br />
beautiful and rare item from an original printing of<br />
250 notes for the date. Printed by ABNCo. Unc.<br />
(photo) Est. 700-900<br />
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789 Cuba. Banco National De Cuba. Large Grouping<br />
of Mostly Uncirculated Specimen Issues. [10]<br />
1) 1 Peso. P-94as.<br />
2) 10 Pesos. P-96as.<br />
3) 10 Pesos. P-104as.<br />
4) 10 Pesos. P-104bs.<br />
5-6) 10 Pesos. P-104cs.<br />
7) 20 Pesos. P-105cs.<br />
8) 20 Pesos. P-105ds.<br />
9) 50 Pesos. P-98s.<br />
10) 100 Pesos. P-99s. The smaller denominations remain<br />
widely available, but the 50 and 100 Pesos are<br />
scarcer and highly collectible. An ideal collection<br />
starter for the budding Cuban specialist.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
797 Cyprus. 10 Pounds. 1.4.2005. (P62e) Olive green<br />
and blue green on multicolor. Artemis. Warbler and<br />
turtle on back. Consecutive serial number runs. Uncirculated,<br />
with a slight pinch at the top of the security<br />
thread, perhaps as made. [13] Est. 300-500<br />
798 Cyprus. 20 Pounds. 1.4.2004. (P63c) Dark blue on<br />
multicolor. Bust of Aphrodite. #AJ122608-12. Uncirculated.<br />
[5] Est. 250-500<br />
799 Cyprus. 20 Pounds. 1.4.2004. (P63c) Dark blue on<br />
multicolor. Bust of Aphrodite. #AJ122688-92. Uncirculated.<br />
[5] Est. 250-500<br />
790 Cyprus. Pair of Uncirculated Type. [2]<br />
1) 250 Mils. 1.12.1980. (P-41c).<br />
2) 500 Mils. 1.9.1979. (P-42c). Both notes approach<br />
the Gem level with the 500 Mils representative remaining<br />
in a first day of issue envelope.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
791 Cyprus. 1 Pounds. 1.4.2004. (P60d) Olive Brown<br />
and light tan on multicolor. Cypriot girl, arms. Handcrafts,<br />
village scene. #BF713901-4000. Uncirculated,<br />
with a slight pinch at the top of the security thread,<br />
perhaps as made. [100] Est. 300-500<br />
792 Cyprus. 1 Pounds. 1.4.2004. (P60d) Olive Brown<br />
and light tan on multicolor. Cypriot girl, arms. Handcrafts,<br />
village scene. #BF713201-300. Uncirculated,<br />
with a slight pinch at the top of the security thread,<br />
perhaps as made. [100] Est. 300-500<br />
793 Cyprus. 1 Pounds. 1.4.2004. (P60d) Olive Brown<br />
and light tan on multicolor. Cypriot girl, arms. Handcrafts,<br />
village scene. #BF705301-342. Uncirculated,<br />
with a slight pinch at the top of the security thread,<br />
perhaps as made. [42] Est. 100-150<br />
794 Cyprus. 5 Pounds. 1.9.2003. (P61b) Purple and violet<br />
on multicolor. Archaic male head. Church and<br />
mosque on back. Consecutive serial number runs.<br />
Uncirculated, with a slight pinch at the top of the security<br />
thread, perhaps as made. [30] Est. 300-500<br />
795 Cyprus. 5 Pounds. 1.9.2003. (P61b) Purple and violet<br />
on multicolor. Archaic male head. Church and<br />
mosque on back. #R343181-200. Uncirculated, with<br />
a slight pinch at the top of the security thread, perhaps<br />
as made. The first note has a minor corner bend.<br />
[20] Est. 200-400<br />
796 Cyprus. 10 Pounds. 1.4.2005. (P62e) Olive green<br />
and blue green on multicolor. Artemis. Warbler and<br />
turtle on back. #BU325318-329. Uncirculated, with<br />
a slight pinch at the top of the security thread, perhaps<br />
as made. [12] Est. 300-500<br />
800<br />
800 England. Bank of England. 10 Pounds. 1938 Jany,<br />
19. (Pick 336a) Minor edge splits and pinholes, a nice<br />
EF. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
801 England. Bank of England Assortment. George V.<br />
1) 10 Shillings. ND (1917-8). (Pick 350b) Green<br />
Fine, pinholes.<br />
2-3) 10 Shillings. ND (1922-3). (Pick 358) Green. F-<br />
VF, VF, light stains.<br />
4) 1 Pound. ND (1922-3). (Pick 359a) Brown. VF-<br />
EF, with numerous pinholes. [4] Est. 200-300<br />
802 Falkland Islands Selection. Government Of Falkland<br />
Islands.<br />
1) 1 Pound. 2nd January 1967 (Pick 8a) Elizabeth II.<br />
Green. Uncirculated.<br />
2) Similar. (Pick 8b) Unc.<br />
3) Similar. (Pick 8c) Unc.<br />
4) Similar. (Pick 8d) Unc.<br />
5) Similar. (Pick 8e) Unc.<br />
6) 50 Pence. 25th September 1969 (Pick 10a) Uncirculated.<br />
7) 50 Pence. 20th February 1974. (Pick 10b) AU. [7]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
803 Fiji. Government of Fiji. 1 Pound. 1st July 1940.<br />
(Pick 39c) Red, green. George VI. Fine. Est. 75-125<br />
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804 Fiji Trio. New Zealand. Reserve Bank of New<br />
Zealand. ND (1942 - old date 1st August 1934) (Pick<br />
45b) “Government of FIJI/ One Pound/ This note<br />
is legal tender in Fiji only”. Violet on multicolor. Kiwi,<br />
left, Fiji native. Tape repaired splits, otherwise Fine.<br />
2) Government of FIJI. 1 Shilling. 1st September,<br />
1942 (Pick 49a). Yellow. AU, corners rounded.<br />
3) Central Monetary Authority. $5. (Pick 73b) Elizabeth<br />
II. Orange. Unc. [3] Est. 75-125<br />
805 Fiji. Central Monetary Authority Pairing. Elizabeth<br />
II. $10 ND (1974)(Pick 74b) Red. $20 ND (1974)<br />
(Pick 75b) Green. The former AU with a center fold<br />
and the latter Uncirculated. [2] Est. 150-250<br />
806<br />
806 Finland. Finlands Bank. 1955. 10,000 Markkaa.<br />
P-95s. No.A0000000. SPECIMEN (red on front and<br />
back). Face: Purple on green. Juhana Vilhelm Snellman<br />
at left center, value left and right. Back: Purple on<br />
green. Arms at right center, value flanking. As-printed<br />
with fresh handle-free surfaces. Very scarce. Gem<br />
Unc. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
807 France. Domaines National. Assignat of 100 Livres.<br />
1790. (Pick A39). Louis XVI. Some edge roughness,<br />
“X” penned on to face, otherwise About Fine.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
808 France. Banque De France. 20 Francs. 15.1.1919.<br />
(Pick 74) Blue. Bayard, left. Tear near 2 in 20, otherwise<br />
EF. 50 Francs. 10-8-1938. (Pick 85b). Multicolor.<br />
VF. Est. 100-150<br />
809<br />
809 France. Banque de France. 13.7.1939. 50 Francs.<br />
P-85b. No.P.10583-277. Face: Multicolor. Ceres and<br />
Park of Versailes at left, reclining figure at right. Back:<br />
Multicolor. Mercury at right with caduceus. Very attractive<br />
type with great overall presentation. PMG<br />
Extremely Fine 40. (photo) Est. 100-150<br />
810 France. Banque de France. 500 Francs. 28-7-38.<br />
(Pick 88c) lilac, blue. Woman, left, Mercury, right.<br />
Bletterie signature. VF-EF. Great eye appeal.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
811 France Trio. Banque de France.<br />
1) 500 Francs. 29-1-1942. (Pick 95a) Multicolor. EF-<br />
AU.<br />
2) 5 Nouveaux Francs. 2-11-1971. (Pick 141a) Multicolor.<br />
Victor Hugo. Pantheon. EF-AU.<br />
3) 5 Francs. 8-1-1970. (Pick 146b) Multicolor. Louis<br />
Pasteur. EF. [3] Est. 75-125<br />
812 France. Banque de France.<br />
1) 1000 Francs. 7-3-1957. (Pick 134b) Multicolor.<br />
Richelieu. Favre-Gilly signature. VF-EF.<br />
2) 10 Nouveaux Francs. 5-3-1959. (Pick 142a) Multicolor.<br />
Richelieu. VF-EF.<br />
3) 10 Francs. 3-3-1966. (Pick 147b) Multicolor.<br />
Voltaire. Uncirculated.<br />
4) 10 Francs. 3-3-1966. (Pick 147b) Multicolor.<br />
Voltaire.<br />
Unc., light teller handling. [4] Est. 150-250<br />
813 France. Banque de France. 5 Nouveaux Francs. 2-7-<br />
1959. (Pick 141) Multicolor. Victor Hugo. Pantheon.<br />
VF-EF. 2) 5 Nouveaux Francs. 2-2-1961. (Pick 141)<br />
Essentially EF. Est. 100-150<br />
814 France. Bank of France. Five Francs. January 8-1-<br />
1968. (P146b) Pasteur, right. Purple and multicolor.<br />
EF-AU. Est. 150-250<br />
815 France. Banque de France. 2.11.1978. 100 Francs.<br />
P-149f. No.U.1220-01789. Face: Multicolor. Pierre<br />
Corneille at center, theatre at versailles around. Back:<br />
Multicolor. Similar portrait in cartouche, view of<br />
Rouen around. Soft center fold and one corner fold.<br />
AU. Est. 60-80<br />
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816 France. Banque de France. 4.9.1980. 500 Francs.<br />
P.156e. No.S.125-62286. Face: Multicolored. Blaise<br />
Pascal at center, Tower of St. Jaques in Paris at left.<br />
Back: Multicolored. Similar portrait at center, abbey of<br />
Port Royal at left. A well-centered, pleasingly fresh<br />
note. Uncirculated. Est. 200-400<br />
819 French Equatorial Africa. Caisse Centrale de la<br />
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1947). 50 Francs. P-23s.<br />
No.00000. SPECIMEN (black on front and back).<br />
Face: Multicolored. Belain d’Esnambuc left, ship at<br />
right, “SPECIMEN” perforation in center. Back:<br />
Multicolored. Topless woman holding pole at left. A<br />
scarce Specimen example. Unc., with a couple pinholes<br />
at top left. Est. 100-150<br />
817<br />
817 French Antilles. Republique Francaise. ND (1964).<br />
100 Francs. P-10bs. No.0225. SPECIMEN (black<br />
on front) Face: Multicolored. General Schoelcher at<br />
right center, tropical scene behind, “SPECIMEN”<br />
perforation at far right. Back: Multicolored. General<br />
Schoelcher at left center, various arms and galleon<br />
around. One corner fold with a vertical fold at left.<br />
Very rare and quite popular. AU. (photo)<br />
Est. 500-700<br />
820<br />
820 French Equatorial Africa. Caisse Centrale de la<br />
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1949). 5,000 Francs. P-<br />
27s. No.000. SPECIMEN (black on front and back).<br />
Face: Multicolored. General Schoelcher at right center.<br />
Back: Multicolored. Group of people around basket.<br />
An attractive large-format note and rarely offered<br />
as a Specimen. Unc. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
821 French Somaliland. Banque de l’Indochine. ND<br />
(1938). 1,000 Francs. P-10. No.H.1-763. Face:<br />
Market scene with shirtless woman at front. Back:<br />
Woman with basket at left, man with spear right. A<br />
wonderful large format note with exceptional imagery<br />
and overall eye appeal. PMG Choice Very Fine 35.<br />
Est. 350-550<br />
818<br />
818 French Equatorial Africa. Caisse Centrale de la<br />
France Libre. 2.12.1941. 1,000 Francs. P-14s1.<br />
No.TA012,337. Face: Dark blue on multicolor background.<br />
Phoenix rising above flames, hole punch cancelled<br />
over signatures and serial numbers. Back: Blue<br />
on tan and violet underprint. Countryside scene before<br />
and after war destruction. A very popular type<br />
note with gorgeous vignettes on both sides. XF/AU.<br />
(photo) Est. 600-800<br />
822<br />
822 French West Africa. Banque de l’Afrique Occidentale.<br />
21.11.1953. 500 Francs. P-41. No.0.1399-243.<br />
Face: Multicolored. Woman holding French flag.<br />
Back: Multicolored. Colonial soldiers with guns. A<br />
very scarce and attractively designed banknote. VF.<br />
(photo) Est. 200-400<br />
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823<br />
823 Germany. Federal Republic. 100 Deutsche Mark.<br />
1948. (Pick 8a) Red, blue. Allegorical woman, globe.<br />
Unobtrusive rust spot on the back near the lower center,<br />
otherwise Fine-VF. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
824 Germany. Federal Republic. 20 Deutsche Mark. ND<br />
(1949). (Pick 9a) Blue, red. Female medallion head,<br />
left. Light stain in the left margin, otherwise Very<br />
Fine. Est. 200-300<br />
825 Ten German 20 Reichsmark (Pick 181b) (1945).<br />
Ornamental watermark. Werner Siemens, right. Uncirculated,<br />
many Choice. Est. 150-250<br />
828<br />
828 Greece. Bank of Greece. 17.2.1922. 100 Drachmai.<br />
P-67. No.MO044-832,064. Face: Blue on green and<br />
orange underprint. G. Stavros left, two women reclining<br />
at center, arms of King George I at right with<br />
red “NEON” overprint. Back: Purple on orange,<br />
green and gray underprint. Temple at center, pillars<br />
left and right. A high demand note that is sure to<br />
catch the type collector’s eye. Seldom available.<br />
Printed by B&W. PMG About Uncirculated 55.<br />
(photo) Est. 1,500-2,000<br />
826 Gibraltar. Government of Gibraltar Trio. 20th Nov<br />
1975. Elizabeth II. All Uncirculated. [3] 1) 1 Pound<br />
(Pick 20a) Red. 2) 5 Pounds (Pick 21a) Green. 3) 10<br />
Pounds (Pick 22a) Blue. Est. 150-250<br />
829<br />
827<br />
827 Greece. Bank of Greece. 19.8.1918. 25 Drachmai.<br />
P-65s. No.000000. SPECIMEN (red on front). Face:<br />
Black on blue. G. Stavros left, seated woman at center,<br />
arms of King George I at right. Back: Black on<br />
blue underprint. Two allegorical women at center,<br />
value flanking. Perfectly margined on crisp paper.<br />
Printed by ABNCo. Unc. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
829 Greece. Bank of Greece. 25.1.1922. 500 Drachmai.<br />
P-68. No.592764. Face: Black atop green and orange<br />
underprint. G. Stavros left, ornate scene with allegorical<br />
woman and sleeping lion at center, arms of King<br />
George I at right with red “NEON” overprint. Back:<br />
Black on orange and green underprint. Temple ruins<br />
at center, statues at left and right. Undeniably an attractive<br />
note and sure to receive significant interest.<br />
Rare this nice with only minor handling evidence left<br />
in the paper. Printed by ABNCo. PMG Choice<br />
About Unc 58. (photo) Est. 1,500-2,000<br />
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833<br />
830<br />
830 Greece. Bank of Greece. 21.1.1922. 1,000 Drachmai.<br />
P-69. No.BY081-892689. Face: Blue on multicolor<br />
underprint. G. Stavros left, allegorical woman<br />
sitting with farming yield at center, arms of King<br />
George I at right with red “NEON” overprint. Back:<br />
Black on red and multicolor underprint. Temple at<br />
center, urn at left and right. Handsome in presentation<br />
and preservation and worthy of a connoisseur’s<br />
collection. Printed by ABNCo. PMG Choice Extremely<br />
Fine 45 Net - Discoloration. (photo)<br />
Est. 800-1,000<br />
833 Greece. Bank of Greece. 8.8.1955. 500 Drachmai.<br />
P-193s. No.000000. SPECIMEN (red on front) Face:<br />
Green on multicolor underprint. Bust of Socrates at<br />
center. Back: Green on yellow underprint. Apostle<br />
Paul speaking at assembly. Impeccably designed and<br />
very scarce. Gem Unc. (photo) Est. 250-450<br />
834<br />
831<br />
831 Greece. Bank of Greece. ND (1947). 5,000 Drachmai.<br />
P-177. No.M.15-961279. Face: Purple on orange<br />
underprint. Women with child and infant in<br />
center circle. Back: Purple on green underprint. Two<br />
women with mythical horse at center. Very scarce with<br />
one vertical fold on the right. PMG Choice About<br />
Unc 58. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
832 Greece. Bank of Greece. 1955. 100 Drachmai. P-<br />
192s. No.000000. SPECIMEN (red on front) Face:<br />
Red on multicolor underprint. Themistocles in oval<br />
at left, galley at right bottom. Back: Red on yellow<br />
underprint. Gathering of sailing ships. As new as one<br />
could expect with no apparent disturbances. An ideal<br />
example for type. Gem Unc. Est. 250-450<br />
834 Greece. Bank of Greece. 16.4.1956. 1,000 Drachmai.<br />
P-194s. No.000000. SPECIMEN (red on front)<br />
Face: Reddish-brown on multicolor underprint.<br />
Alexander at left, frieze at bottom. Back: Reddishbrown<br />
on multicolor underprint. Alexander in battle<br />
of Issus. Boldly embossed with sharp corners. A most<br />
visually appealing example. Choice Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 250-450<br />
835 Greece. Historical Collections, a 31-page booklet<br />
with 22 Greek banknotes tipped in. An additional 6<br />
notes are also included in the lot. Pick numbers are<br />
97, 98, 100b, 102c, 116, 117a,118a, 119a, 120, 121,<br />
122a, 123, 124, 125a, 126b, 127a, 128a, 129b,<br />
130b, 131a, 132b, 133b, 134b, 135a, 316, 317, 318,<br />
319. Most are Uncirculated, but a few lesser grades<br />
are also included. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[28] Est. 50-100<br />
836 Greenland. ND (1953). 10 Kroner. P-19a.<br />
No.1010995. Face: Brown on yellow underprint.<br />
Whale shooting water from spout in center circle,<br />
value flanking. Back: Tan with yellow at center. Map<br />
of Greenland in center circle with crowned shields left<br />
and right. Presenting very nicely for the grade with a<br />
hard vertical and horizontal fold that defines the<br />
grade. Scarce type. VF. Est. 150-250<br />
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837 Haiti Trio. Republic of Haiti. 1 Gourde. 1919. (Pick<br />
140a) Black on blue. J. J. Deselenes, left. Three consecutive<br />
notes, Nos. 45102-4. EF, AU(2). [3]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
843 Jamaica. Government of Jamaica. 10 Shillings 15th<br />
June. 1950 (Pick 39) George VI. Purple. Fine. 2)<br />
Bank of Jamaica. 1 Pound. ND (1961) (Pick 51) Elizabeth<br />
II. Red, green. AU. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
844 Lebanon. Republic of Lebanon. ND (19__). 25 Piastres.<br />
P-42. Face: Violet on multicolor underprint.<br />
Cedar tree in circular presentation at right. Back: Violet-maroon.<br />
Ornamental stone lion facade at center,<br />
denominations flanking. Brightly inked with a shallow<br />
corner and center as well as a single well-hidden pinhole.<br />
AU. Est. 80-120<br />
Phenomenal Lebanese Rarity<br />
838<br />
838 Hong Kong. Chartered Bank of India, Australia,<br />
& China. 10 Dollars. 1.9.1956. Red and black on<br />
multicolor underprint. The paper remains crisp with<br />
numerous hard folds defining the grade. A popular series<br />
that appeals to many collecting areas. Choice VF.<br />
(photo) Est. 300-500<br />
839 Iran Grouping. Bank Melli Iran & Bank Markazi<br />
Iran.<br />
1) 50 Rials ND (1944) (Pick 42) Green, red.<br />
2) 200 Rials ND (1951) (Pick 51) Green.<br />
3) 200 Rials AH1317 (1974-79) (Pick 103) Green,<br />
blue. All Choice AU to Uncirculated. [3]<br />
Est. 350-550<br />
840 Iran. Group of 200 Rial Notes. (1974-1979). (Pick<br />
103a) [10] Shah Pahlavi. Blue on green. Choice-Gem<br />
Uncirculated. Cat. Value = $30-40 per note in Pick.<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
841 Isle of Man. Prisoners of War Camps. 1 Shilling, 0<br />
Pence. Red. Minor split at top edge, writing in ink on<br />
back, Very Fine. Rare. Est. 300-500<br />
845<br />
845 Lebanon. Banque de Syrie et du Liban. 1945. 5<br />
Livres. P-49s. No.O.00-000. BILLET SPECIMEN<br />
(purple on front and back). Face: Multicolor. Urn at<br />
left, two drinking horns at right, ornate floral design<br />
elsewhere, 10 POCs near border, faint hand-written<br />
red “3” at top right border. Back: Multicolor. Ras<br />
Beirut at center. Rare with an estimated existence of<br />
around 40 examples. Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 2,500-3,500<br />
842<br />
842 Italy. Allied Military Currency. 100 Lire. 1943. (Pick<br />
M15b) Replacement note. Purple, aqua.<br />
No.*00109034A. Fine. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
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846<br />
846 Macau. Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 8.4.1963.<br />
500 Patacas. P-52s. No.000000. ESPECIME (red<br />
on front and back). Face: Green on multicolor underprint.<br />
Portrait of Bishop D. Belchoir Carneiro, 2<br />
POCs on signatures, “143” in black at upper right<br />
margin. Back: Green on multicolor underprint.<br />
Woman looking out at sailships center, seal to left.<br />
Boldly embossed with beautiful color combinations.<br />
Rarely available. Printed by BWC. Gem Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 700-900<br />
847 Mexico. Banco Oriental de Mexico. 100 Pesos. 3 January<br />
1914 (Pick S385c). Red. Extremely Fine.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
849<br />
849 Netherlands. De Nederlandsche Bank. 4.12.1930.<br />
500 Gulden. P-52. No.AD004172. Face: Gray-blue<br />
on multicolor underprint. King William III at top center<br />
with Man-o-war ship, Hollandia, in underprint.<br />
Back: Gray-blue and violet. Work by Wetboek Van<br />
Strafrecht with fish and mermaids. A wonderfully large<br />
format note with exceptional overall concept and execution.<br />
Infrequent in its availability. VF. (photo)<br />
Est. 800-1,000<br />
850 New Hebrides. Institut D’emission D’outre Mer. 1)<br />
500 Francs ND (1970) (Pick 19a). Green, multicolor.<br />
Unc. 2) 1000 Francs ND (1975) (Pick 20b). Orange,<br />
multicolor. Unc. Est. 150-250<br />
851 Northern Ireland. Northern Bank Limited. 10<br />
Pounds. 1.1.1975. (Pick 189b). Multicolor. Drydock.<br />
Uncirculated. Est. 150-250<br />
848<br />
848 Morocco. Banque d’Etat du Maroc. 1.3.1944. 10<br />
Francs. P-25s. No.A1-000. SPECIMEN (red on<br />
front and back) Face: Black on green underprint. Fivepointed<br />
star at center. Back: Blue on red underprint.<br />
Value left and right, script in center. A scarce Specimen<br />
note. Printed by EAW. Choice Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
852<br />
852 Norway. Norges Bank. 1945. 100 Kroner. P-10ds.<br />
No.C.6440566. SPECIMEN (black on front and<br />
back). Face: Purple on olive underprint. Christie at<br />
left, Adm. Tordenskjold right, 4 POCs in center<br />
square. Back: Black on orange underprint. Building in<br />
center circle. Handsomely presented with a bold inking<br />
on both sides. Unc. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
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855<br />
853<br />
853 Portugal. Banco de Portugal. ND (1917). 50,000<br />
Reis. P-110. No.N18102. Face: Blue on multicolor<br />
underprint. Middle East king on throne left, Vasco da<br />
Gama and team at right, “REPUBLICA” overprint at<br />
bottom center. Back: Blue on multicolor underprint.<br />
Medallion of Lusitania at right. Showing significant<br />
usage with some staining evident on the left side with<br />
several tears in the paper that are mostly confined to<br />
the margins. Fine. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
855 Portugal. Banco de Portugal. 27.2.1940. 20 Escudos.<br />
P-143. No.DSL06005. Face: Violet on multicolor<br />
underprint. Mousinho d’Albuquerque at left,<br />
ornate building at right. Back: Violet. Guimaraes caste<br />
at left. Widely margined. XF, with staple holes at the<br />
corners. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
856 Portugal. Banco de Portugal. 11.3.1947. 50 Escudos.<br />
P-154. No.CZF06878. Face: Purple and dark<br />
blue on multicolor underprint. Arms at upper center,<br />
Ramalho Ortigao at right. Back: Brown on multicolor<br />
underprint. Head at left, monastery at center. The<br />
paper maintains significant body with numerous folds<br />
that define the grade. XF. Est. 80-120<br />
857 Portuguese New Guinea Group. Banco Nacional<br />
Ultramarino. 100 Escudos. 17.12.1971. (Pick 45a)<br />
Nuno Tristao. Ultramarine, multicolor. Average VF-<br />
EF, some better. [5] Est. 60-80<br />
854<br />
854 Portugal. Banco de Portugal. 17.11.1922. 2 Escudos<br />
50 Centavos. P-127b. No.1C05695. Face: Blue<br />
on orange and yellow underprint. Mousinho da Silveira<br />
at center. Back: Orange on yellow underprint.<br />
Arms at center. Nicely framed and brightly inked.<br />
PMG Extremely Fine 40. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
858 Rhodesia Trio. Reserve Bank of Rhodesia.<br />
1) 10 Shillings. 10th September 1968 (Pick 27). Elizabeth<br />
II. Blue. Uncirculated.<br />
2) 1 Pound. 18th August, 1967 (Pick 28). Elizabeth<br />
II. Red. XF.<br />
3) $10. 19th November, 1975 (Pick 33b). Arms.<br />
Green. Uncirculated. [3] Est. 300-500<br />
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863 South Korea. Bank of Korea. 10 Won Pair. ND<br />
(1953) Blue. Medieval tortoise warship at right.<br />
AU/Choice AU. Est. 80-120<br />
864<br />
864 Spain. El Banco de Espana. 1.7.1903. 100 Pesetas.<br />
P-53s1. Uniface SPECIMEN. Face: Gray. Man holding<br />
spade at left, naked baby holding plant at right,<br />
punch at top left of watermark circle. A very attractive<br />
Specimen with trivial evidence of handling that<br />
precludes the Uncirculated moniker. AU. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
859<br />
859 Original Bank Brick of 1,000 Russian 5 Rubles<br />
(Pick 35) 1917 Soviet Government Issue. Blue and<br />
multicolor. Eagle, top center. YA-101. Uncirculated,<br />
for the most part. Many Choice, and some are possible<br />
Gems. An occasional example has bent corner tips<br />
or other minor problems. The brick is tied with the<br />
original string, and cannot be cut open until purchased.<br />
Three extra examples are loose at the top and<br />
bottom, outside the string, and these show bends<br />
from lying against the string. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
(photo) Est. 750-1,250<br />
860 Twenty Russian 1,000 Rubles (Pick 37) 1917.<br />
[20] Mostly Uncirculated, one with a corner tip<br />
damaged, a few with bent corner tips. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Est. 75-125<br />
861 Russian Government Treasury Notes Issue of<br />
1919. 10,000 Rubles. (Pick S425) [100] Brown and<br />
green on dull orange underprint. Double headed<br />
eagle. On back, woman with lance and woman with<br />
sword. Average VF-EF,with many better. Should be<br />
seen. Sold as is, no returns. Est. 250-350<br />
862 Scotland. British Linen Bank. One Pound. 7th January<br />
1921. (Pick 151b) Blue, red. Fine, minor splits,<br />
pencil notations, back. Est. 100-150<br />
865<br />
865 Spain. El Banco de Espana. 24.9.1906. 50 Pesetas.<br />
P-58a. No.C4,391,683. Face: Black on multicolor underprint.<br />
Women leaning on globe with caduceus in<br />
hand. Back: Green on yellow underprint. Briefly<br />
through circulation with the appearance of a finer<br />
grade. Printed by BWC. XF. (photo) Est. 80-120<br />
866 Spain. El Banco de Espana. 30.6.1906. 100 Pesetas.<br />
P-59a. No.D6,151,310. Face: Black on multicolor<br />
underprint. Allegorical woman seated at left and<br />
right. Back: Blue on yellow underprint. Arms supported<br />
by pillars at center. The margins are well justified<br />
with relatively bright paper for the grade. Printed<br />
by BWC. VF. Est. 80-120<br />
867 Spain. Bank of Spain. 1000 Pesetas. 1st July 1925.<br />
(Pick 70c) Charles I. Multicolor. VF or better, a few<br />
with small repaired splits. [8] Est. 100-150<br />
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868 Spain. Bank of Spain. 1000 Pesetas. 15th August<br />
1928. (Pick 78). San Fernando. Blue, multicolor. Very<br />
Fine. [4] Est. 75-125<br />
869 Spain. Bank of Spain. 500 Pesetas. 25th April 1931.<br />
(Pick 84). Juan Sebastian de Algano. Multicolor.<br />
Mostly AU, one or two with pinholes. [14]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
870 Spain. Bank of Spain 500 Pesetas Grouping. 25 April<br />
1931. (Pick 84) Multicolor. Juan Sebastian de Elcano.<br />
Mostly EF or better. One with a pinhole. [20]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
873<br />
873 Spain. Banco de Espana. 21.11.1936. 1,000 Pesatas.<br />
P-103s. No.A325660. MUESTRA (red on face).<br />
Face: Brown on light brown and green underprint.<br />
Back: Brown on multicolor underprint. Old bridge<br />
and building in brown. Rarely offered with light handling<br />
evident in the edges with a hard center fold. XF.<br />
(photo) Est. 400-600<br />
871<br />
871 Spain. Banco de Espana. 21.11.1936. 50 Pesetas. P-<br />
100s. No.A682674. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:<br />
Brown on green underprint, value at left and right.<br />
Back: Brown on multicolor underprint. Head at left<br />
and right. An attractive presentation with a couple<br />
corners ticks and a faint centerfold that precludes the<br />
Uncirculated designation. AU. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
874 Spain. Banco de Espana. 20.5.1938. 25 Pesetas. P-<br />
111s. No.C4112457. MUESTRA (red on front).<br />
Face: Green and pink. Arms in underprint. Back:<br />
Church in Seville at sunset. The margins pleasingly<br />
frame the print with bold embossing clearly evident<br />
and testifying to originality. Printed by G&D. Choice<br />
AU. Est. 200-400<br />
875<br />
872<br />
872 Spain. Banco de Espana. 21.11.1936. 500 Pesetas.<br />
P-102s. No.B256506. MUESTRA (red on face).<br />
Face: Dark blue on light blue and brown underprint.<br />
Value at left and right. Back: Cathedral and town<br />
below, viaduct. Rare. XF. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
875 Spain. Banco de Espana. 20.5.1938. 500 Pesetas.<br />
P-114s. No.A2144981. MUESTRA (red on face).<br />
Face: Yellow, green and lilac. Arms in underprint.<br />
Back: Black on multicolor underprint. Cathedral at<br />
center with columns at both sides. The paper has retained<br />
full body with an evident vertical center fold<br />
that defines the grade. Rare and seldom available.<br />
Printed by G&D. XF. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
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876<br />
876 Spain. Banco de Espana. 20.5.1938. 1,000 Pesetas.<br />
P-115s. No.A2836681. MUESTRA (red on<br />
face). Face: Blue and red. Arms in underprint. Back:<br />
Dark violet on multicolor underprint. Rendering of<br />
painting in center panel by Goya. A curious issue with<br />
security strips that read “BANCO DE ESPANA”<br />
arranged unsystematically within the paper. XF.<br />
(photo) Est. 700-900<br />
877<br />
877 Spain. Banco de Espana. 9.1.1940. 25 Pesatas. P-<br />
116s. No.B0,663,680. MUESTRA. (red on face).<br />
Face: Gray-blue on light brown underprint. Juan de<br />
Herrera at left, Patio de Evangelistas at right. Back:<br />
Purple, blue and green. Arms at left. Nice bright ink<br />
with a well hidden center fold. Unpriced as a Specimen<br />
in the SCWPC catalog. XF. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
878<br />
878 Spain. Banco de Espana. 9.1.1940. 500 Pesetas. P-<br />
119s. No.A2.186.241. MUESTRA (red on face).<br />
Face: Dark green with orange underprint. D. Juan of<br />
Austria in rectangular frame. Back: Battle of Lepanto<br />
with old sailing vessels. Rare and very attractive for<br />
the grade. XF-AU. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
879 Spain. Banco de Espana. 21.10.1940. 500 Pesetas.<br />
P-124s. No.0568281. MUESTRA (red on face).<br />
Face: Black on multicolor underprint. Conde de<br />
Orgaz (death scene) by El Greco at right. Back: Gray<br />
on gold underprint. View of Toledo at center. Retaining<br />
attractive eye appeal with even wear in the<br />
paper. VF. Est. 200-400<br />
880 Spain. Banco de Espana. 13.2.1943. 5 Pesetas. P-<br />
127s. No.B3441498. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:<br />
Puple on multicolor underprint. Queen Isabel la<br />
Catolica at left. Back: Purple-brown on lime-green underprint.<br />
Columbus with men at center. Unpriced in<br />
the SCWPM as a SPECIMEN. AU. Est. 100-150<br />
881 Spain. Banco de Espana. 15.6.1945. 5 Peseta. P-<br />
129s. No.L1656042. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:<br />
Green on multicolor underprint. Queen Isabel la<br />
Catolica and Columbus at left. Back: Gray-green on<br />
light peach and seafoam green underprint. Spaniards<br />
fighting Moors. A slight corner bend defines the<br />
grade. Choice AU. Est. 100-150<br />
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882<br />
882 Spain. Banco de Espana. 19.2.1946. 1,000 Peseta.<br />
P-133s. No.2925899. MUESTRA (red on face).<br />
Face: Dark green and brown on multicolor underprint.<br />
J. Luis Vives at right. Back: Green on peach underprint.<br />
Cloister at college in Valencia. A very scarce<br />
high value type with a single corner tick that confines<br />
itself to the margins and prevents the technical Uncirculated<br />
grade. Choice AU. (photo)<br />
Est. 800-1,000<br />
884 Spain. Banco de Espana. 22.7.1954. 25 Pesetas. P-<br />
147s. No.A0000000. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:<br />
Purple on multicolor underprint. Isaac Albeniz at left,<br />
“NULO 16” perforation at right. Back: Purple on<br />
peach underprint. Patio scene of the Lion’s Court of<br />
Alhambra. Spectacular in terms of presentation. A<br />
scarce example. Gem Unc. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
885<br />
883<br />
883 Spain. Banco de Espana. 22.7.1953. 1 Pesetas. P-<br />
144s. No.0000000. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:<br />
Red-brown and black on multicolor underprint. Marquis<br />
de Santa Cruz at right. Back: Red-brown and<br />
black on multicolor underprint. Ship in center, value<br />
in ornate counters left and right. A rare Specimen<br />
printing. Unc., with a tiny pinhole in the upper left<br />
corner. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
885 St. Pierre and Miquelon. Caisse Centrale de la<br />
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1961). 1 Nouveau<br />
Franc. P-31s. No.O.0000000. SPECIMEN (black on<br />
front and back). Face: B d’Esnambuc left, ship at<br />
right, “SPECIMEN” perforation left center, black and<br />
blue overprints. Back: Topless woman at left hut in<br />
background. A rare provisional issue with an overprint<br />
to denote the change in denomination from 50 Francs<br />
to 1 Nouveau Franc as well as the printing for usage<br />
in St. Pierre et Miquelon. Worthy of significant attention<br />
from the type collector. Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 600-800<br />
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886<br />
886 St. Pierre and Miquelon. Caisse Centrale de la<br />
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1964). 10 Nouveau<br />
Franc. P-33s. No.O.00000000. SPECIMEN (black<br />
on front and back). Face: Multicolor. Sailboat and<br />
buildings at left, two women at right, black and red<br />
overprint. Back: Multicolor. Oxen drawing carts. Unlisted<br />
in the standard catalog as a Specimen. A wonderful<br />
example of this overprinted re-denominated<br />
currency that was originally a 500 Franc note and<br />
made into 10 Nouveau Francs. Sharp and quite rare.<br />
Choice Unc. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
888<br />
888 St. Pierre and Miquelon. Caisse Centrale de la<br />
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1961). 100 Nouveau<br />
Franc. P-35s. No.O.00000. SPECIMEN (black on<br />
front and back). Face: General Schoelcher at right,<br />
ship at right, “SPECIMEN” perforation at left, black<br />
and blue overprints. Back: Family with plants in the<br />
background. A lovely oversized note and a considerable<br />
rarity with the 100 Nouveaux Francs red overstamp<br />
at the top left center. Worthy of strong<br />
competition. Choice Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
887<br />
887 St. Pierre and Miquelon. Caisse Centrale de la<br />
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1964). 20 Nouveau<br />
Franc. P-34s. No.O.0000000. SPECIMEN (black on<br />
front and back). Face: Multicolor. Two woman facing<br />
each other at right, plants at left, “SPECIMEN” perforation<br />
left center, black and red overprints. Back:<br />
Multicolor. Two men in boat left, woman in right<br />
foreground. Unsoiled and with hammered embossing<br />
that remains evident on both sides. Rare as a Specimen<br />
and unlisted as such in the SCWPM. Choice<br />
Unc. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
889<br />
889 St. Thomas and Prince. Banco National Ultramarino.<br />
18.4.1956. 500 Escudos. P-39s.<br />
No.000,000. ESPECIME (red on front and back).<br />
Face: Blue on multicolor underprint. Bank seal at left,<br />
arms at upper center, D. Alfonso V at right, 2 POCs<br />
on signature line, printed “140” in face in upper right<br />
margin. Back: Blue on multicolor underprint. Lady<br />
staring out at sailing ship and ocean liner. A very attractive<br />
high denomination type example. Unc.<br />
(photo) Est. 150-250<br />
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890<br />
890 Straits Settlements. Government of the Straits Settlements.<br />
1 Dollar. 1st January 1925. (P9a). Red on<br />
Grey-violet underprint. Red date in plate. Palm trees,<br />
huts. Back: Beach with palms. #J/3 63195. VF,<br />
ironed, pin hole on the left side in the middle. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
891 Straits Settlements. Government of the Straits Settlements.<br />
5 Dollars. 1st January 1935. (P17b). Violet.<br />
George V. Back: Tiger, woman’s head. #B/67<br />
21987. VF. Est. 150-250<br />
893<br />
893 Switzerland. Schweizerische NationalBank.<br />
16.10.1947. 50 Franken. P-34os. SPECIMEN. Face:<br />
Green and light peach underprint. Portrait of woman<br />
in oval at lower left. Extensive lathework frame with<br />
die counters. Back: F. Hodler’s “Woodcutter” surrounded<br />
by geometric lathework frame with bank titles<br />
in four languages. Red SPECIMEN stamp on<br />
front and back. Five star POCs. Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
892<br />
892 Switzerland. Schweizerische NationalBank.<br />
1.7.1922. 20 Franken. P-27s. Series 5 V. SPECI-<br />
MEN. Face: Blue, green and brown underprint.<br />
William Tell Monument in Altdorf with the Rutli<br />
Mountains in the left background. Red SPECIMEN<br />
stamped across face. Back: Purple, blue and brown<br />
lathework frame with central cartouche at center with<br />
bank title in three languages and 20 in center. Second<br />
red SPECIMEN stamp. Small star punch out cancel<br />
holes. Uncirculated. (photo) Est. 900-1,100<br />
894<br />
894 Switzerland. Schweizerische NationalBank.<br />
15.3.1945. 100 Franken. P-35gs. SPECIMEN. Face:<br />
Blue with red-orange underprint. Striking portrait of<br />
woman in oval at left. Geometric lathework frame<br />
with varying shades of blue throughout. Back: F.<br />
Hodler’s “Scyther” framed with lathework blue frame<br />
with die counters and multi-lingual frame. Red<br />
stamped SPECIMEN face and back. Waterlow &<br />
Sons. Punch cancels in signature blocks. Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
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897<br />
895<br />
895 Switzerland. Schweizerische NationalBank.<br />
31.8.1946. 500 Franken. P-36es. SPECIMEN (red<br />
stamp on front). Face: Dark red and lilac lathework<br />
frame and underprint. Portrait of woman from Appenzell<br />
with embroidered collar. Back: Brown lathework<br />
frame and illustration of E. Burnand’s<br />
“Embroidering Appenzell Women.” Small POCs in<br />
signature blocks. Appenzell is a canton in NE Switzerland.<br />
A rural and sparsely populated region, it is<br />
mainly meadowland dotted with small farms and has<br />
been famous for centuries as a textile and embroidery<br />
center. Unc. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
897 Switzerland. Schweizerische NationalBank.<br />
27.8.1937. 20 Franken. P-39fs. SPECIMEN (red on<br />
face). Front: Dark blue on red underprint. Portrait in<br />
lathework grame of Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi at<br />
upper right. Back: Cross in center of lathework cartouche<br />
with blue security 20 underprint. Red SPEC-<br />
IMEN stamp on back. Star-shaped punched out<br />
cancels. Unc. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
898<br />
896<br />
896 Switzerland. Schwizerische NationalBank.<br />
11.11.1943. 1,000 Franken. P-37gs. SPECIMEN<br />
(red on front). Face: Violet lathework frame and<br />
counters with light orange and green underprint. Oval<br />
portrait of young woman with curly hair. Back: Orange<br />
underprint in E. Burnand’s “Foundry.” With red<br />
SPECIMEN stamp as well. Rare Swiss note beautifully<br />
done by Waterlow & Sons, London. Unc.<br />
(photo) Est. 1,500-2,000<br />
898 Switzerland. Schweizerische NationalBank.<br />
21.12.1961. 500 Franken. P-51as. No.2E00000.<br />
SPECIMEN (red on front). Face: Olive-green “500”<br />
and brown-orange vignette on multi-colour underprint.<br />
Face: Woman with hood looks into mirror, cross<br />
beneath. Back: Wonderful allegory of the Fountain of<br />
Youth in brown - three elders at left of pool with withered<br />
vine, young girl bathing, two younger woman<br />
on far right of pool with beautiful vine in bloom, rabbits<br />
and dog. Unc. (photo) Est. 900-1,100<br />
899 Tahiti. Banque de L’Indochine. [2]<br />
1) 100 Fr. (1939-1965). (Pick 14c) Woman holds<br />
statue of Athena. Fresh and bright VF-EF.<br />
2) 20 Fr. (1951-1963). (Pick 21b) Unc.<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
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900 Timor. Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 25.4.1963.<br />
500 Escudos. P-29s. No.000000. ESPECIME. Face:<br />
Dark brown on multicolour underprint. Regulo D.<br />
Aleixo with elaborate hat at right. Watermark at left of<br />
Aleixo. Back: Similar to previous. Unc. (photo)<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
901 Tonga. Government of Tonga Treasury note. 1<br />
Pound. 3rd May, 1940. (Pick 11a) Red on green underprint.<br />
Arms. Pinholes, very light stains, otherwise<br />
Fine. Est. 100-150<br />
904<br />
904 Tunisia. Banque de l’Algerie et de la Tunisie.<br />
9.7.1952. 5,000 Francs. P-30. No.X.340777. Face:<br />
Multicolor. Roman ruins at left, Roman Emperor Vespasian<br />
right. Back: Multicolor. Intricate mosaic work<br />
with lions and chariot at center and floral designs left<br />
and right. Extremely fine or better in appearance with<br />
several minuscule stains in the top margin that prevent<br />
us from designating the full XF grade. PMG<br />
Choice Very Fine 35. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
902 Trinidad and Tobago. Government of Trinidad and<br />
Tobago. 1 Dollar. 2nd January, 1939. (Pick 7b) Blue<br />
and multicolor. EF. Est. 100-150<br />
905<br />
905 Tunisia. Banque Centrale de Tunisie. 20.3.1962.<br />
5 Dinars. P-61s. No.C/13 000000. Face: Dark blue<br />
with purple and green undeprint. Habib Bourguiba<br />
at right, bridge at left. Back: Purple with light underprint.<br />
Archways at left, watermark arms. Uncirculated.<br />
(photo) Est. 200-400<br />
903<br />
903 Tunisia. Banque de l’Algerie. 3.11.1942. 1,000<br />
Francs. P-20a. No.987. Face: Multicolor. Horses at<br />
left, French farm family at right. Watermark: Woman’s<br />
face. Back: Multicolor. Woman with farm produce<br />
below, dam, and man seated on bank of river. With<br />
Arabic lettering at bottom of back. PMG Very Fine<br />
30. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
906 Uganda. Bank of Uganda. 10 Shillings. ND (1973).<br />
(Pick 6b). Multicolor. 10 notes, 7 consecutively numbered.<br />
Idi Amin. Uncirculated. [10] Est. 80-120<br />
907 Ukraine. 500 Hryven. 1918. (Pick 23). Aqua, orange.<br />
10 notes, 5, and 3 consecutively numbered. Uncirculated,<br />
one with bent corner tips. [10]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
908 Oceania Pair. [2]<br />
1) Australia. 1 Pound. ND (1961-1965). (P-34).<br />
Bright and issue-free. VF.<br />
2) New Zealand. 1 Pound. ND (1940-1955). (P-<br />
159a). Moderately circulated and pleasing for the<br />
grade. VF. Est. 80-120<br />
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909 Group of Burma and Myanmar Currency Packs.<br />
Four packs of 100 notes; Burma - 5 Kyats (P-57), 10<br />
Kyats (P-58), 45 Kyats (P-64); Myanmar - 1 Kyat (P-<br />
67); all examples remain bound in their original packs<br />
with the seal on the 10 Kyats pack being broken. The<br />
45 Kyats pack is scarce as such. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[400] Est. 300-400<br />
910 Grouping of Modern British Commonwealth Banknotes.<br />
[6]<br />
1) Cayman Islands. $1. 1971. (P-1a). Housed in a first<br />
day of issue envelope. Unc.<br />
2) Cayman Islands. $5. 1971. (P-2a). Minor handling<br />
at edges. Unc.<br />
3) Gibralter. 1 Pound. 20.11.1975. (P-20a). Housed<br />
in a first day of issue envelope. Unc.<br />
4) Guernsey. 1 Pound. ND (1980-1989). (P-48a).<br />
Housed in a first day of issue envelope. Unc.<br />
5) Maurituis. 25 Rupees. ND (1967). (P-32b). Unc.<br />
6) Scotland. Clydesdale Bank. 1 Pound. 1.9.1969. (P-<br />
202). AU. Est. 200-400<br />
911 Collection of Modern World Banknotes. A wonderful<br />
grouping with over 25 countries arranged alphabetically<br />
inside of a stamp album. Many high<br />
denomination examples are noted with a mix of circulated<br />
and uncirculated representatives present. A<br />
colorful mixture that would make a pleasing start to a<br />
world banknote collection. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
912 Large Grouping of Assorted World Banknotes. A<br />
large group of over 100 notes from a broad range of<br />
countries. Highlights include: 1934 Sarawak 1 Dollar,<br />
1941 Philippines 1 Peso replacement note, 1936<br />
British North Borneo 1 Dollar, 1914 China - Shanghai<br />
5 Yuan with black signatures. Other types include<br />
an arrangement of notes primary from China, Japan,<br />
and Germany. The large majority of items show some<br />
form of circulation. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
913 Southern European Pair. [2]<br />
1) Armenia. 250 Roubles. 1919. (P-32). Hard center<br />
fold with a moderate stain in top upper margin. XF.<br />
2) Serbia. 1000 Dinara. 1.5.1941. (P-24). An attractive<br />
note printed over what was formerly a 500 Dinara<br />
note. A nice VF. Est. 60-80<br />
914<br />
914 An Interesting Collection of 18th Century Swiss and<br />
Northern Italian Fiscal Paper.<br />
Included are over seventy documents from Bellinzona,<br />
Rohrschach, Ragatz, Rheineck, St. Gallen, Gunzburg,<br />
Bergamo, Como, Intra, Milano and Chiavenna. Dated<br />
from the 1740s to the 1790s. Several are on printed<br />
forms, others are manuscript. Most appear to be<br />
freight invoices and other shipper’s records, many<br />
bearing shipper’s and receiver’s individual marks.<br />
These are in the form of letters and geometric designs<br />
such as 5-pointed stars (perhaps a Jewish merchant),<br />
triangles and crosses, that would appear on the boxes<br />
of freight as identifying marks. Most are in Very Fine<br />
condition with very little age toning. An unusual collection,<br />
probably difficult to duplicate. Must be seen.<br />
(photo) Est. 750-1250<br />
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FOURTH SESSION<br />
Wednesday, January 16, 2013- 2:00 p.m.<br />
Lots 915-1555<br />
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ANCIENT COINS<br />
Ancient Greek Coinage<br />
917<br />
915<br />
915 Kingdom of Macedon, Philip II (359-336 BC), AR<br />
Tetradrachm, Amphipolis, struck ca. 320/19-317 BC,<br />
14.34 gms, laureate Zeus head right, rev. ΦIΛIΠ-ΠoY,<br />
youth on horseback right holding palm, AI monogram<br />
below horse’s belly, Λ below raised foreleg (Cf.<br />
Le Rider 44,7 - different symbol below foreleg), test<br />
cut from reverse edge at 6:00, very fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
916<br />
916 Attica, Athens (ca. 454-404 BC), AR Tetradrachm,<br />
struck 420-404 BC, 17.05gms, helmeted head of<br />
Athena right, rev. AE, owl standing right, head facing,<br />
olive sprig and crescent behind (Kroll 8, SNG<br />
Copenhagen 31), light gray, full profile, very fine.<br />
(photo) Est. 600-700<br />
917 Paphlagonia, Sinope (ca. 330-300 BC), AR<br />
Tetradrachm, Attic standard, 15.62gms, head of the<br />
city-goddess right, wearing mural crown, rev. INEN,<br />
Apollo seated right on omphalos, holding lyre and<br />
plektron, A-M-T in right field, small countermark “M”<br />
above the “T” (cf.SNG v. Aulock 6861),lightly toned<br />
over some old pinscratches in field, overall a decent example<br />
of a very rare and important issue of Sinope seldom<br />
offered in public sale, very fine. Originally a<br />
Hittite port, Sinope became the wealthiest emporium on<br />
the southern Euxine coast. Between 780 and 756 BC,<br />
Milesian Greeks founded a settlement there, while the<br />
area came under Phrygian contol in 700 BC. Sinope<br />
was laid waste by the Cimmerians in 677 BC, only to be<br />
refounded as a Milesian colony in ca. 630 BC. It later<br />
came under the yoke of the Persian empire. Following<br />
the defeat of the Persians at the hands of Alexander the<br />
Great, the Macedonian ruler told Sinope’s ambassador<br />
that the city should keep its old independence. After<br />
Alexander’s death, Sinope was able to remain independent<br />
both of the Seleukids and the Pontic kings. Syrian<br />
influence, though, was clear and this tetradrachm<br />
emulates Seleukid types of Antiochos III, albeit in distinctive<br />
Sinopan fashion. The obverse depicts Sinope,<br />
daughter of Asopus, who, according to the Greek historian<br />
Diodorus Siculus, bore Apollo (depicted on the reverse)<br />
a son, Syrus, the eponymous first king of the<br />
Syrians. (photo) Est. 3,000-4,000<br />
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Roman Imperatorial Coins<br />
918<br />
918 Julius Caesar, posthumous, AR Denarius, Rome,<br />
Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus, quaestor designatus, 40<br />
BC, 3.75gms, laureate head right of Caesar, rev.<br />
Aquila, between standard and plough and decempeda<br />
(measuring rod), S-C (Crawford 525/3, Sydenham<br />
1128, RSC 48), neatly applied banker’s mark left obverse<br />
field, pleasing profile of Gaius Julius, light gray,<br />
very fine. (photo) Est. 900-1,200<br />
Roman Imperial Coins<br />
922 Divus Claudius, with Nero (54-68), AR<br />
Tetradrachm, uncertain Syrian mint in Seleucis ad<br />
Pieria, 15.15gms, laureate head of Nero right, rev. laureate<br />
head of Divus Claudius right (RPC 4122, Prieur<br />
47A - Antioch, SNG Copenhagen 180 - Caesarea),<br />
medium gray over some porosity, nice portraits, good<br />
very fine. Est. 150-200<br />
923 Galba (68-69), AR Denarius, Rome, July 68-Jan 69,<br />
3.06gms, IMP SER GALBA CAESAR AVG, laureate<br />
head right, slight drapery before, rev. SALVS GEN<br />
HVMANI, Salus advancing left, her right foot on<br />
globe, holding patera over altar and rudder (RIC 211,<br />
RSC 238), flan crack upper right edge, a piece lost in<br />
the distant past - which does interfere with legends or<br />
types, lovely old toning, excellent portrait, near extremely<br />
fine. Est. 150-200<br />
924 Vitellius (69), AR Denarius, Tarraco(?), XX gms, A<br />
VITELLIVS IMP GERMAN, laureate head right,<br />
globe at point of truncation, rev. CONSENSVS<br />
EXER(CITVVM), Mars running left holding spear<br />
and Aquila with vexillum (RIC 21), very minor tooling,<br />
toned over a few shallow laminations and slight<br />
graininess, very fine. Est. 200-300<br />
919<br />
919 Augustus (27 BC-14 AD), AR Denarius, Rome,<br />
moneyer: L. Mescinus Rufus, 16 BC, 3.89gms, laureate<br />
head right, rev. Mars wearing crested helmet standing<br />
left atop low, inscribed pedestal, holding traverse<br />
spear and parazonium (RIC 351, RSC 463a), attractive<br />
old toning, pleasing portrait, single small banker’s<br />
mark on cheek, otherwise choice very fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 700-900<br />
920 Tiberius (14-37), in honor of his deceased son,<br />
Drusus, Caesar, AR Drachm of Caesarea-Eusebia in<br />
Cappadocia, 33-34, 3.58gms, TI (CAES) AVG PM<br />
TRP XXXV, laureate head of Tiberius right, rev.<br />
DRVSVS CAES TI AVG F COS II TRP IT, bare head<br />
of Drusus left (RPC 3622, RIC 86), some light pinscratches,<br />
slate gray, good fine. Est. 150-200<br />
921 Caligula (37-41), AR Drachm of Caesarea in Cappadocia,<br />
37-38, 3.53gms, bare head right, rev. IM-<br />
PERATOR PONT MAX AVG TR POT (RPC 3624,<br />
Sydenham Caesarea 48, RSC 12), medium gray over a<br />
few old obverse scratches, flan flaw and spot of old PVC<br />
greening on edge, near very fine. Est. 150-200<br />
925<br />
925 Otho (69), AR Denarius, Rome, 15 Jan.-8 March,<br />
69, 3.21gms, (IMP OT)HO CAESAR AVG TR (P),<br />
head right, sporting Neroean curls, rev. SECVRITAS<br />
PR, Securitas, draped, standing left, holding wreath<br />
in outstretched hand and cradling scepter with the<br />
other (RIC 10, RSC 15), somewhat oblongish flan, deep<br />
slate gray, very fine. (photo) Est. 500-600<br />
926<br />
926 Vespasian (69-79), AR Denarius, Rome, 73,<br />
3.51gms, laureate head right, rev. Vespasian seated<br />
right on curule chair, holding a scepter and olive<br />
branch (RIC 65, RSC 387), tiny, non-obtrusive, triangular<br />
banker’s mark in one leaf of emperor’s wreath,<br />
pleasing iridescent highlights, excellent Flavian portrait<br />
on a broad flan, extremely fine and choice. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
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927<br />
927 Titus (79-81), AR Denarius, Rome, 80, 3.41gms,<br />
laureate bust right, rev. TRP IX IMP XV COS VIII<br />
P.P., dolphin atop tripod (RIC 27a, RSC 321), soft iridescent<br />
highlights, near extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
932 Austria, sextet of minors, Leopold I (1657-1705),<br />
15 Kreuzer, 1663, St. Veit, 1694 MM/W; 3 Kreuzer,<br />
1673 FIK, Oppeln; 1676, Hall; Karl VI (1711-1740),<br />
3 Kreuzer, 1734, Hall; also Bohemia, Leopold I, 3<br />
Kreuzer, 1700 G-E, Prague (KM 1211, 1218, 1273,<br />
1245, 677, 590), the 15 Kreuzer and 1676 3 Kreuzer<br />
(creased) extremely fine, the others uncirculated. (6)<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
933 Lot of Austrian minors (19), 1664-1800, silver<br />
(15)and AE (4), 3 to 20 Kreuzer, mostly 17th Century,<br />
includes also Olmutz, 3 Kreuzer, 1673, Bohemian<br />
minors (3), and Salzburg minors (2), one<br />
with flan defect, fine to extremely fine, decent group.<br />
(19). Est. 125-175<br />
934 Austria, Salzburg, Maximilian Gandolph v. Kuenburg<br />
(1668-1687), 1/9 Taler Klippe, hat with tassels<br />
above Arms, rev. St. Rupert facing (KM 214), some<br />
hairlines in corners, very fine. Est. 100-150<br />
928<br />
928 Domitian (81-96), AR Denarius, Rome, mid-September<br />
88-89, Ludi Saeculares issue, 3.01gms, laureate<br />
head right, rev. LVD/ COS SAEC XIIII/FEC<br />
written across cippus, all within wreath (RIC 604,<br />
RSC 70), small obverse flan flaw, deep gray, very fine.<br />
(photo) Est. 250-350<br />
929 Nerva (96-98), AR Denarius, Rome, 97, XX gms,<br />
IMP NERVA CAES AVG PM TRP COS III PP, laureate<br />
head right, rev. CONCORDIA EXERCITVVM,<br />
hands clasped over aquila set on prow left (RIC 15,<br />
RSC 29), slate gray, choice very fine. Est. 150-200<br />
930 Roman pair, Trajan (98-117), AR Denarius, laureate<br />
head right, slight drapery before, rev. trophy, spears<br />
and shields at base (RIC 147b, RSC 100), toned, extremely<br />
fine; and Nero, Billon Tetradrachm of<br />
Alexandria, 66/7, radiate Nero head left, rev. laureate<br />
head of Zeus right, reverse deposits, fine. (2)<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
931 Hadrian (117-138), AR Denarius, Rome, 124-128,<br />
3.61gms, laureate bust right with slight drapery before,<br />
rev. COS III, Abundantia standing left, her right<br />
foot on a modius, holding a hook and cornucopiae<br />
(RIC 169, RSC 381), old toning, pleasing portrait, extremely<br />
fine. Est. 150-200<br />
935<br />
935 Austria. Salzburg, Johann Ernst v. Thun & Hohenstein<br />
(1687-1709), ½ Taler, 1695, hat above<br />
tassled Arms within wreath, rev. Saints Rupert and Virgil<br />
seated facing each other, small church at lower<br />
right (KM 253), nice old tone, extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
936 Pair of Cob 2 Reales: Bolivia, Carlos II (1665-1700),<br />
2 Reales, (16)66 P-E; and Mexico, Felipe III (1598-<br />
1621), 2 Reales, nd M-F (KM 16, 32.1), typical flatness<br />
in margins, very fine. (2) Est. 125-175<br />
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937 Bolivia, Carlos II (1665-1700) “Royal” Cob 8<br />
Reales, 1671-P E, 27.1gms, crowned pillars, rev. cross<br />
divided by lions and castles (KM R26, Calb 1071),<br />
sharp central definition with some peripheral softness,<br />
even gray tone, round or nearly so with hole at 12 o’clock<br />
as is often seen and attempted punch at reverse die 12<br />
o’clock, a scarce highly demanded type, extremely fine.<br />
Ex. Almanzar’s Coins of the World - 7/1983. (photo)<br />
Est. 2,000-2,500<br />
937<br />
Rare One-Year Issue<br />
938<br />
938 Bolivia, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1791PR, Potosí, laureate, armored and draped bust<br />
right, wearing Order, silk bunching before collar, rev. crowned Arms within Order of Golden Fleece<br />
collar (Fr 10, KM 77), very light obverse adjustment marks, sharp profile, extremely fine and rare.<br />
(photo-enlarged) Est. 3,000-4,000<br />
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Ex-Clive of India Treasure Peca<br />
In 1997, various South African bodies and authorities<br />
laid claim to the treasure based on their belief that it<br />
is Clive’s gold, culminating in a settlement by consent<br />
of the parties and order of the court. The coin above<br />
was one of a little over 800 gold coins - the only coins<br />
available for sale from the collection originally presented<br />
to <strong>Spink</strong>, sold in the Clive of India Treasure<br />
Sale.<br />
Ex Clive of India Treasure Sale, <strong>Spink</strong>, London, 28<br />
September 2000, lot 251. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
939<br />
939 Brazil, Jose I (1750-1777), 6,400 Reis (Peça), 1752,<br />
Rio de Janeiro, laureate and draped peruked bust<br />
right, broken “1” and double-struck “7” in date, period<br />
after mint letter, date and REX, rev. crowned and<br />
framed Arms (cf. Gomez 43.02a - variety not listed; Fr<br />
65, KM 172.2), accompanied by Certificate, and original<br />
lot card, gently salved, extremely fine.<br />
In April, 1755 Robert Clive was preparing for his voyage<br />
back to India. Beginning his career as a lowly clerk<br />
in the British East India Company, Clive had returned<br />
to England two years earlier as a rich and successful<br />
military hero, briefly pursuing a flirtation with politics.<br />
Now returning to the battlefields of India, he<br />
packed his belongings and nearly £3,000 of gold coins<br />
(England then abounded with Brazilian gold coin)<br />
and left with his wife aboard the Stretham, which<br />
sailed for India with several other ships on April 22.<br />
His gold, though, had been consigned to another<br />
ship, the Dodington.<br />
Beset in stormy weather off Chaos Island in Algoa<br />
Bay, near present day Port Elizabeth in South Africa,<br />
the Dodington hit a reef and smashed into pieces. Only<br />
23 of the 270 aboard survived, living for seven<br />
months on Chaos Island, now known as Bird island<br />
(so named for the legions of birds whose guano contributions<br />
over the years has made the island a valued<br />
natural resource). They recovered portions of the<br />
wreckage - tools, provisions and one “Chest of Treasure”<br />
and one of “Wrought Plate.” The treasure was<br />
disputed, the officers wanted to save it for their consignors<br />
and the other survivors wanted to divide it<br />
among themselves. One chest was opened surreptitiously<br />
and more than half the contents stolen and<br />
hidden. The survivors sailed to Mozambique aboard<br />
an escape vessel they had built, then on to India,<br />
where Clive soon learned of his loss.<br />
Over the years, some in the Cape Colony believed that<br />
more than two treasure chests came ashore on Bird<br />
Island and that the additional chests were buried by<br />
the officers to avoid conflict and mutiny. In England,<br />
meanwhile, the story of the wreck of the Dodington<br />
captured the public imagination and stirred the interest<br />
of salvagers and would-be treasure hunters.<br />
940<br />
940 Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 10 Cents, 1870,<br />
wide date, fully lustrous with soft apricot patina, scarce<br />
variety, uncirculated. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
941 Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 10 Cents, 1888,<br />
(KM 3), wispy gray toning with apparent luster, a<br />
sharp choice about uncirculated. Est. 80-120<br />
942 Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 20 Cents, 1858,<br />
(KM 4), well struck with no major marks, one year<br />
type, extremely fine. details with dark tone that has<br />
caused surface damage. Est. 80-120<br />
943 Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 25 Cents, 1871 (2),<br />
(KM 5), spotted toning and the other with light hairlines,<br />
both extremely fine. [2] Est. 150-250<br />
944 Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 25 Cents, 1872H<br />
(2) and 1874H, (KM 5), nicely early examples, all<br />
with soft coloration, all extremely fine. [3]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
945 Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 25 Cents, 1872H,<br />
(KM 5), mostly untoned with blushes of color, light<br />
friction account for the grade, about uncirculated.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
946 Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 25 Cents, 1875H<br />
and 1889, (KM 5), both better dates in the series,<br />
good. and very good. [2] Est. 200-400<br />
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947<br />
957 Canada. Collection of Provincial Issues. A lovely<br />
melange of coinage from Newfoundland and Nova<br />
Scotia that spans the reigns of Victoria, Edward VII,<br />
George V and George VI. Also included is an 1812<br />
Richard Hurd Farthing token (LC-50) that circulated<br />
in Lower Canada. A lot that should be inspected as<br />
quality ranges drastically from item to item. Sold as is,<br />
no returns. Est. 200-400<br />
947 Canada, New Brunswick, Victoria (1837-1901), 20<br />
Cents, 1862, sharp detail with graces of luster in tone<br />
breaks, a pleasing extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
948 Canada, New Brunswick, Victoria (1837-1901), 20<br />
Cents, 1864, (KM 9), old tone that intensifies toward<br />
edges, minor edge ticks, extremely fine.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
949 Canada, Edward VII (1901-1910), 10 Cents,<br />
1902H, (KM 10), evident luster beneath attractive<br />
pastel tone on both sides with no significant marks,<br />
uncirculated. Est. 80-120<br />
950 Canada, Edward VII (1901-1910), 25 Cents, 1910,<br />
(KM 11a), light ticks with soft gray and sunrise<br />
blushes, one year sub-type, choice about uncirculated.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
951 Canada, George V (1910-1936), 1 Cent, 1926, (KM<br />
28), brown with attractive tone, mark free and sharp,<br />
select uncirculated. Est. 80-120<br />
958<br />
958 Chile, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1790 So<br />
DA, Santiago, armored Carlos III bust right, legend<br />
“CAROL .IV…”, rev. crowned Arms within Order of<br />
the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 19, KM 42), some stacking<br />
marks, old toning, good very fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,400-1,800<br />
952 Canada, George V (1910-1936), 5 Cents, 1926, far<br />
6, (KM 29), key date, minor marks as one might expect<br />
from the grade, choice very fine. Est. 80-120<br />
953 Canada. Victoria through Elizabeth II Collection.<br />
Worthy of close inspection with representatives of the<br />
following types: Victoria 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c; Edward<br />
VII 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c; George V 1c, 5c, 25c,<br />
50c, $1; George VI 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c, $1; Elizabeth II<br />
50c, $1. An ideal starter collection with examples<br />
evenly distributed by crown, with the least represented<br />
type being that of Elizabeth II. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Est. 700-900<br />
954 Quintet of 1965 Canadian Mint Sets. Remaining in<br />
the original mailing box and internal manilla envelopes.<br />
[5 Sets] Est. 100-150<br />
959<br />
959 Chile, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1791 So<br />
DA, Santiago, armored Carlos III bust right, legend<br />
“CAROL.IIII…”, rev. crowned Arms within Order of<br />
the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 23, KM 54), a few old<br />
minor obverse hairlines, soft burnt orange highlights, extremely<br />
fine. (photo) Est. 1,500-1,800<br />
955 Canada. 2005. One Ounce .9999 Fine Palladium<br />
Maple Leafs. Uncirculated. In the original plastic.<br />
[4] Est. 1,750-2,250<br />
956 Canada. 2006. One Ounce .9999 Fine Palladium<br />
Maple Leafs. Uncirculated. In the original plastic.<br />
[2] Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
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960 Chile, Fernando VII (1808-1818), 8 Escudos, 1811<br />
So FJ, Santiago, imaginary, military bust right, rev.<br />
crowned Arms within Order of the Golden Fleece collar<br />
(Fr 28, KM 72), minor reverse lamination, toned<br />
extremely fine. (photo) Est. 1,500-2,000<br />
963<br />
963 Colombia, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1792<br />
P JF, Popayán, armored, draped and peruked bust<br />
right, rev. crowned Arms within Order of the Golden<br />
Fleece collar (Fr 52, KM 62.2), pleasing lustre, good<br />
extremely fine. (photo) Est. 1,500-2,000<br />
961<br />
961 Chile, Republica, 8 Escudos, 1823 So FI, Santiago,<br />
sunface above mountain peaks, two with volcanic<br />
spumes, all within wreath, rev. crossed flags behind<br />
pillar within wreath (Fr 33, KM 84), decent lustre,<br />
good very fine. (photo) Est. 1,100-1,300<br />
964<br />
964 Colombia, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1797<br />
P JF, Popayán, armored, draped and peruked bust<br />
right, rev. crowned Arms within Order of the Golden<br />
Fleece collar (Fr 52, KM 62.2), possible mount marks<br />
at 12 and 1:00 on reverse, very fine/extremely fine.<br />
(photo) Est. 1,100-1,300<br />
962<br />
962 Colombia, Carlos III (1759-1788), 8 Escudos, 1769<br />
PN J, Popayan, armored Fernando VI bust right, rev.<br />
crowned Arms in Order of the Golden Fleece collar<br />
(Fr 24, KM 38.2), toned over some old contact marks,<br />
rim tics, near extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 2,000-2,500<br />
965<br />
965 Colombia, Fernando VII (1808-1819), 8 Escudos,<br />
1817 NR JR, Nuevo Reino de Bogotá, armored bust<br />
right, rev. crowned Arms within Order of Golden<br />
Fleece collar (Fr 60, KM 66.1), reverse peripheral rosé<br />
hues, about extremely fine. (photo) Est. 1,400-1,800<br />
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966 Cyprus, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, 1966, .2355<br />
and .1176oz AGW, Archbishop Makarios left rev.<br />
arms, both proof. [2] Est. 400-500<br />
967 Mixed Lot of Largely Cypriot Coinage. Mostly<br />
composed of twentieth century Cypriot coinage with<br />
a nice early representation in the silver 4½ Piastres, 9<br />
Piastres, 18 Piastres and 45 Piastres denominations.<br />
Examples are typically circulated, but dates vary -<br />
some being slightly better. Also included are many<br />
copper and modern issues as well as numerous silver<br />
reproductions and Liberia 1oz silver Millennium issues.<br />
Worthy of in-person observation. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. Est. 300-500<br />
968 France, small lot, Louis XV (1715-1774), 20 Sols<br />
1721 C, struck over earlier type, 12 Sols, 1787 R; 2<br />
Sols, 1755 A, and Monneron Freres, 5 Sol tokens,<br />
1792 (2), and 2 Sol Tokens, 1791, 1792-two types<br />
(KM 454.5, 568.11, 500.1, Tn31, Tn23, Tn25,<br />
Tn26), the Token issues, very fine to choice about uncirculated,<br />
one 5 Sol once cleaned, the earlier coins very<br />
fine. (8) Est. 125-175<br />
969 France, Louis XVI (1774-1793), AE lot (14), Liards,<br />
6 Deniers, 12 Deniers, Sols and 2 Sols, also Louis XV<br />
Sol; and Directory Decimes (5) and 5 Centimes, fine<br />
to good very fine. (21) Est. 150-200<br />
971<br />
971 France, Louis XVIII (1814-1824), 5 Francs, 1817-<br />
A, Paris Mint, bust facing left, rev. crowned shield,<br />
wreath surrounding (KM-711.1), museum quality<br />
with semi-prooflike fields, multicolored patina partially<br />
encircles the edges and adding character, truly a magnificent<br />
specimen worthy of a strong bid. NGC MS65.<br />
(photo) Est. 800-1,200<br />
972 France, Republic, 20 Francs, 1897 A, .1867oz AGW,<br />
standing genius writing constitution, rev. denomination<br />
in closed wreath, AU. Est. 200-300<br />
973<br />
970<br />
970 France, Louis XVI (1774-1793), Ecu of 6 Livres,<br />
1792-A, Paris Mint, bust facing left, rev. standing allegorical<br />
genius writing constitution (KM 615.1, D<br />
1335), impeccably detailed for type with an attractive<br />
sheath of multicolored patina on both sides, light hairlines<br />
beneath tone, scarce quality, uncirculated.<br />
(photo) Est. 400-600<br />
973 France, 500 Francs, 1990, .5028oz AGW, Speed<br />
skater rev. crossed flame (KM 985), superb proof.<br />
(photo) Est. 600-800<br />
974 France, 100 Francs, 1992 Olympics commemorative<br />
issues (dated 1988-1990), various olympic sports - 7<br />
types, rev. olympic flame with cross inside, (KM 971,<br />
972, 980, 981, 983, 984), each coin contains .6423<br />
ounces of silver. [21] Est. 300-400<br />
975 German States, Hanseatic Minors lot, includes: Bremen<br />
12 Grote, 1654 (2); Hamburg, Schilling, 4<br />
Schilling (3), 8 Schilling (4) - all 18th Century, and<br />
Lübeck, 4 Schilling, 1728, about fine-very fine. (11)<br />
Est. 90-120<br />
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978 German States, small lot of Brunswick 17th-18th<br />
Century Minors: Brunswick-Luneburg-Celle, 1/8<br />
Taler, 1646 LW; Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenburg-<br />
Hannover (2); Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (6), including<br />
Wildman 6 Mariengroschen, 1689, one AE,<br />
the rest silver, fine to good very fine. (9)<br />
Est. 90-120<br />
976<br />
976 German States, Bremen, Thaler, 1863, lions support<br />
crowned shield, rev. 5-lines of script and date inside<br />
wreath (KM 246), struck to celebrate the 50th anniversary<br />
of the liberation of Germany, essentially brilliant<br />
with light frost on the highpoints and ample mirror<br />
depth in the fields, a pinscratch circles the reverse borders,<br />
proof. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
979 German States, trio, Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg,<br />
Ernst August (1679-1698), 2/3 Taler, 1684<br />
IES, horse rearing left, value divides date below; 1694<br />
HB, bust right; 1/3 Taler, 1697 HB, crowned monogram/St.<br />
Andrew (KM 313, 381, 404), the first traces<br />
of mount at 12:00, the second small edge digs, both<br />
fine+, the latter very fine. (3) Est. 75-100<br />
980 German States, quartet: Fugger-Babenhausen-<br />
Wellenburg, Georg IV zu Babenhausen-Wellenburg<br />
(1598-1643), 12 Kreuzer, 1622, half-length<br />
bust right, some surface corrosion, crude fine; Mansfeld-Eisleben,<br />
1/3 Taler, 1669 ABK, traces of mount<br />
removal at 12:00, fine; Mecklenburg-Schwerin, 12<br />
Schilling, 1774, very fine; Munster, Bishopric, 1/6<br />
Taler, 1764 IK, about very fine. (KM 9, 67, 215,<br />
202.) (4) Est. 100-150<br />
981 German States, Lorraine, in the name of Francis<br />
II, Teston, 1626, Badenweiler, bust right, rev,<br />
crowned Arms (KM 35), evidence of metal impurities<br />
at edge, very fine. Est. 100-150<br />
982 German States, Nürnberg, Freie Reichstadt, ¼<br />
Ducat, 1700 GFN, crowned Arms in sprays, rev. Pascal<br />
lamb with banner standing left on globe (Fr 1890,<br />
KM 250), good lustre, uncirculated. Est. 200-250<br />
983 German States, 17th-18th Century Minors lot, includes:<br />
Aachen(3), Anhalt-Bernburg, Baden-Baden,<br />
Baden-Durlach, Bamberg(3), Bavaria (9), Cleves,<br />
Cologne(2), Constanz, Erfurt, Frankfurt(2),<br />
Fulda, Hanau-Lichtenburg, Henneberg, Hesse-<br />
Cassel(13), and Hesse-Darmstadt, some AE, but<br />
mostly Billon and Silver including a few larger - 20<br />
and 30 Kreuzer, pieces, a few with problems, generally<br />
fine-very fine, some a bit better, good introductory<br />
group for German States. (42) Est. 250-350<br />
977<br />
977 German States, Brunswick-Luneburg, Johann<br />
Friedrich (1665-1679), Taler, 1666 HS, quint-helmeted<br />
Arms with “carousel horse”, rev. Wildman with<br />
tree standing facing ¾ left (Dav.6544, KM 89), with<br />
old David Bullowa, Philadelphia rare coins dealer envelope,<br />
surface pebbling from impurities in die, light<br />
slate-gray, near extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
984 German States, 17th-18th Century Minors lot:<br />
Brandenburg (5), including 18 Groschen, 1679 HS,<br />
1/12 Taler, 1693 ICS; Prussia (6); Brandenburg-<br />
Ansbach (12); and Brandenburg-Bayreuth (6), including<br />
1/6 Taler, 1757 B, fine-about extremely fine,<br />
decent group. (29) Est. 225-275<br />
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985 German States, 17th-18th Century Minors lot,<br />
includes: Julich-Berg (3), Julich-Cleve-Berg, Liegnitz-Brieg<br />
(3), Lorraine, Lowenstein-Wertheim-<br />
Rochefort, Mainz (12), Mecklenburg-Schwerin,<br />
Munster, Osnabruck, Paderborn, Pfalz-Neuberg,<br />
Pfalz-Birkenfeld-Zweibrucken, Schleswig-Holstein<br />
(2), Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp (2),Trier (2),<br />
Wurttemberg, Wurzburg (4), some AE, but mostly<br />
Billon and Silver with some 20 Kreuzer-size pieces ,<br />
one coin plugged, average fine to good very fine, a few<br />
better, good introductory lot. (38) Est. 225-275<br />
988<br />
988 England, James I (1603-1625), third coinage, Laurel,<br />
mm. lis (1623-4), fourth draped and laureate bust<br />
left, rev. crowned Arms over cross (S.2638C), attractive<br />
strike with full, bold legends. NGC AU55. Ex Ponterio<br />
sale, Beverly Hills, Oct. 9, 1991, lot 76. (photo)<br />
Est. 3,000-3,500<br />
986<br />
986 England - Mercia. ND (720-730) AR Sceatta,<br />
Aethelbald. XF. S-811 - Series O, Type 40. .92gms.<br />
obv. Standing figure holds two cross. rev. Dragon<br />
right, looking back. Exceptional artistic style and well<br />
centered bold strike. Very rare. (photo-enlarged)<br />
Est. 700-900<br />
989 Great Britain, Silver and AE Minors lot, Silver:<br />
Anne, Shillings, 1708, 1710; George II, 6 Pence,<br />
1757, 3 Pence, 1743; George III, Shilling 1787<br />
w/out hearts, 6 Pence, 1787 (2), generally fine to extremely<br />
fine, the George III once lightly wiped, uncirculated;<br />
AE: George I-III Halfpennies - 1720 (neatly<br />
engraved initials I-S on obverse), 1724, 1730, 1737,<br />
1799 with 5 incuse gunports (3), fine to extremely<br />
fine, also Scotland, Charles II AE 2 Pence, fine. (15)<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
990 Great Britain, George III (1760-1820), lot,<br />
Maundy Silver: 4 Pence, 1784, 2 Pence, 1786; Pennies,<br />
1772, 1784, 1786, 1795; also 3 Pence, 1762,<br />
1786 (S.3750, 3756, 3759, 3761, 3753), extremely<br />
fine to uncirculated. (8) Est. 150-200<br />
987<br />
987 England, Henry VII (1485-1509), Angel, 5.03gms,<br />
St. Michael spearing dragon, rev. cross and shield<br />
adorned vessel, (S.2183), bright from prior use as jewelry<br />
with traces of mounting at top, very fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
991 Great Britain, George III (1760-1820), “Cartwheel”<br />
2 Pence, 1797, obverse berries all same size<br />
(S.3776), some typical contact marks, extremely fine.<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
992 Great Britain, George III (1760-1820), “Cartwheel”<br />
2 Pence, 1797, obverse berries all same size<br />
(S.3776), some typical contact marks, extremely fine.<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
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996 India. Pair of Miniature Gold Type.<br />
1) Dutch India. ND (1740-1780) 1 Fanam. Uncirculated.<br />
KM-6. .3gms. Cochin Mint.<br />
2) Travancore. ND (1860-1890) 1 Anataraya. Uncirculated.<br />
KM-3. .4gms. [2] Est. 60-80<br />
993<br />
993 Great Britain, George III (1760-1820), Spade<br />
Guinea, 1798, fifth laureate head right, rev. crowned<br />
Arms on spade-shaped shield (S.3729, Fr 356, KM<br />
609), lustrous and bold, light wipe on obverse, uncirculated.<br />
(photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
997 Israel, Quartet of Modern Silver Type, 500 Pruta,<br />
1949, (KM 16); 5 Lirot, 1959, (KM 23); 5 Lirot,<br />
1960, (KM 29); 5 Lirot, 1965, (KM 45), all unc or<br />
proof. [4] Est. 60-80<br />
998<br />
994<br />
998 Mexico, Carlos and Johanna (1504-1555), Late Series<br />
2 Reales, ND (ca. 1542-45) G M, 6.69gms,<br />
crowned pillars, rev. crowned quartered shield (KM<br />
12, Cayon 3073, Nesmith 45), on a broad round flan<br />
with several areas of relatively minor striking weakness<br />
around the edges, a scarce denomination in wonderful<br />
condition, extremely fine. (photo) Est. 200-300<br />
994 Guatemala, Fernando VII (1808-1821), 8 Reales,<br />
1815 NG M, Nueva Guatemala, laureate and draped<br />
bust right (KM 69), trivial diebreak, slight weakness at<br />
center, superb lustre, frosty white silver , and excellent<br />
example overall, choice about uncirculated.<br />
Ex Ponterio sale 118, lot 868 (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
999<br />
999 Mexico, Carlos y Juana “la Loca” (1516-1556), 2<br />
Reales, Mo-O, Mexico City, struck 1542-1555,<br />
crowned Arms, rev. crowned pillars, two pellets between,<br />
PLVS VLTR across (KM 0012), light steelygray,<br />
a nice example of this late series type, extremely<br />
fine. (photo) Est. 200-250<br />
995<br />
995 Guatemala, Republic, 8 Reales, 1829-NG M, radiant<br />
sun face rising over mountain range, rev. ceiba tree<br />
(KM 4), lightly reflective with sharp definition for type,<br />
toning around portions of the edges, marks around sun<br />
face, uncirculated. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
1000 Mexico, Carlos y Juana “la Loca” (1516-1556),<br />
Real, M-L, Mexico City, struck 1542-1555, crowned<br />
Arms, rev. crowned pillars, pellet between, PLVS VL<br />
across (KM 0009), choice extremely fine and about as<br />
struck. Est. 150-200<br />
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1001 Mexico, Felipe IV (1621-1665), Cob 8 Reales, ndv.<br />
(1634-65) Mo-P, Mexico City, 26.75gms, Arms, rev.<br />
Arms of Castilla y Leon quartered by cross (KM 45),<br />
three small, interesting Asian chopmarks on reverse:<br />
swastika and two crescents, flatly struck margins,<br />
about very fine. Est. 200-250<br />
1002 Mexico, Felipe V (1700-1746), ½ Real, 1746 Mo<br />
M, Mexico City, Dos Mundos types (KM 66), pleasing<br />
lustre and frosty tone, PCGS MS64. Est. 150-200<br />
1003 Mexico, Fernando VI (1746-1759), 8 Reales, 1751<br />
Mo MF, Mexico City, Dos Mundos types (KM 104.1),<br />
numerous hairlines, good extremely fine.<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
1007<br />
1007 Mexico, Carlos III (1759-1788), 8 Reales, 1775 Mo<br />
FM, Mexico City, armored bust right (KM 106.2), a<br />
few old obverse hairlines, lustrous and choice extremely<br />
fine. (photo) Est. 200-250<br />
1008 Mexico, Carlos IV (1788-1808), ½ Real, 1801 Mo<br />
FT, Mexico City, armored bust right (KM 72), steelygray<br />
with soft iridescent hues, PCGS MS62.<br />
Est. 90-120<br />
1004<br />
1004 Mexico, Fernando VI (1746-1759), 8 Escudos,<br />
1757 Mo MM, Mexico City, armored bust right, rev.<br />
crowned Arms in Order of the Golden Fleece collar<br />
(Fr 21, KM 152), a few old scratches before and below<br />
bust, good lustre, extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 2,500-3,000<br />
1009 Mexico, Carlos IV (1788-1808), Contemporary<br />
Counterfeit 8 Reales, 1790 Mo FM, 26.4gms, oneyear<br />
type with Carlos III bust and legend “CARO-<br />
LUS IIII”. The 18th century forger did a reasonable<br />
approximation of the legal tender coin, the legends<br />
and types, though, are crude, and vary noticeably, the<br />
“9” in the date particularly stands out and most resembles<br />
the Greek letter rho, or a lop-sided acorn.<br />
Numerous cross-hatching test pin scratches on both sides<br />
and minor core exposure on reverse. An interesting piece.<br />
Crude about very fine. Est. 90-120<br />
1005 Mexico, Carlos III (1759-1788), 8 Reales, 1766 Mo<br />
MF, Mexico City, Dos Mundos types (KM 105), once<br />
cleaned, now with soft iridescent hues, good extremely<br />
fine. Est. 200-250<br />
1010<br />
1006<br />
1010 Mexico, Fernando VII (1808-1821), 8 Escudos,<br />
1811 Mo HJ, Mexico City, peruked and armored bust<br />
right, rev. crowned Arms within Order of Golden<br />
Fleece collar (Fr 47, KM 160), good very fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,400-1,800<br />
1006 Mexico, Carlos III (1759-1788), 8 Reales, 1770 Mo<br />
MF, Mexico City, Dos Mundos types (KM 105), heavily<br />
hairlined, now toned attractive pale slate-gray with<br />
gold and tungsten-blue undertone, choice extremely<br />
fine. (photo) Est. 225-275<br />
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1011<br />
1011 Peru, Philip V (1700-46), Cob 8 Escudos, 1705-L H, 26.8gms, value, mintmarks and date between<br />
two pillars, crown above. rev. cross with the arms of Castille and Leon. X, (KM 38.1, FR 7), boldly<br />
hammered with some peripheral legend doubling, above-average example of this classic type, NGC XF45.<br />
(photo) Est. 8,000-10,000<br />
1012<br />
1012 Peru, Fernando VI (1746-1759), 8 Escudos, 1752<br />
LM J, Lima, large, armored bust right, rev. crowned<br />
Arms within Order of the Golden fleece collar (Fr 16,<br />
KM 50), minor reverse die flaw, burnt-orange peripheral<br />
hues, extremely fine. (photo) Est. 2,000-2,500<br />
1013<br />
1013 Peru, Fernando VII (1808-1822), 8 Escudos, 1811<br />
JP, Lima, uniformed Lima bust right, rev. crowned<br />
arms within Order of the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 44,<br />
KM 107), some minor die flaws, good lustre, good extremely<br />
fine. (photo) Est. 1,800-2,200<br />
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1014<br />
1014 Peru, Fernando VII (1808-1822), 8 Escudos, 1816<br />
JP, Lima, laureate head right, rev. crowned Arms<br />
within Order of Golden Fleece collar (Fr 54, KM<br />
129.1), very light adjustment marks at centers, about<br />
extremely fine. (photo) Est. 1,400-1,800<br />
1017<br />
1017 Russia, Peter II (1727-1730), Ruble, 1729, laureate,<br />
armored bust r., rev. crowned cipher П’s in cruciform<br />
pattern, date across center (KM 182.3), some<br />
pinscratches lower obverse field and reverse scratch, very<br />
fine. (photo) Est. 400-500<br />
1015<br />
1015 Poland, Breslau, Marriage Medal, ca. 1666. Silver,<br />
45mm. By Johann Buchheim. Male and female head<br />
on single body, wearing locket necklace, crowned<br />
above by wreath, all within a wreath, signed I.B.<br />
below; UNANIMI VIGEANT CORPORA IUNCTA<br />
FIDE (Living in harmony, joined into one body by<br />
faith), rev, Two hands clasped and encircled by garland<br />
with two hearts, two songbirds below, beak to<br />
beak, all within a band with a pyramid setting;<br />
CORDA FIDE IUNGIT SOCIALI DEXTERA IN-<br />
UCTA (Sammlung Antoine-Feill 2737), some minor<br />
graffiti, old toning, extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1016 Poland, small lot of 17th Century minors: Orts, 1623<br />
(2), Szostak, 1624, Trojak, 1601, 1618, 3 Polker,<br />
1616, 1617, Solidi, 1622, 1661; also Galicia and<br />
Lodomeria, Grossus, 1794, generally fine to very<br />
fine. (10) Est. 125-175<br />
1018<br />
1018 Russia, Anna (1730-1740), Ruble, 1737, crowned,<br />
draped and cuirassed bust r., rev, Imperial eagle (KM<br />
197), thin split along edge as struck, some hairlines,<br />
near extremely fine. (photo) Est. 500-600<br />
1019 Russia, quartet of Rubles,: Anna (1730-1740),<br />
Ruble, 1731 and 1732, crowned, cuirassed bust r., rev,<br />
Imperial eagle (KM 192.1), the first pinscratches and<br />
hairlines, very weak date, very fine, the later traces of<br />
mount removal at 12:00 and repair,very fine; Peter<br />
the Great (1689-1725), “Sun” Ruble, 1725., (KM<br />
166.3), numerous pinscratches, surface veining, very<br />
good; and Peter III (1761-1762), Ruble, 1762 CПБ<br />
HK, peruked and uniformed bust r. (Cr.47.2), very<br />
good. (4) Est. 275-350<br />
1020 Russia, trio of Rubles: Elizabeth (1741-1761),<br />
Ruble, 1742 CПБ, crowned and mantled bust r.<br />
(Cr.19b.3), mount mark at 12:00, toned very fine;<br />
Ruble, 1759 CПБ-TI-ЯI, reduced size (Cr.19c.4), evidence<br />
of jewelry wear and gilding, very fine; Catherine<br />
II, the Great (1762-1796), Ruble, 1795 CПБ<br />
AK, crowned and mantled older bust r. (Cr.67c),<br />
toned over obverse pinscratches and reverse scrape, fine.<br />
(3) Est. 175-225<br />
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1021 Russia, Catherine II (1762-1796), 2 Kopecks, 1766<br />
MM, overstruck on an earlier 4 Kopecks (cf. Brekke<br />
153), parts of undertype show clearly, about very fine;<br />
also Nicholas I. Poltina, 1845 CПБ-KБ, hairlines,<br />
once brushed, extremely fine, and Alexander III. ½<br />
Kopeck, 1894, fine. [3] Est. 60-90<br />
1022 Russia, Catherine II, the Great (1762-1796),<br />
Ruble, 1764 CПБ ЯI, crowned and mantled bust r.<br />
(Cr.67.2a), toned about very fine. Est. 200-250<br />
1023 Russia, Catherine II-Paul, Lot of Rubles, includes:<br />
1769 CПБ CA (flan flaws and pinscratches), 1774 ФΛ<br />
(damaged), 1775 ФΛ and ЯЧ; and 1798 CM MБ and<br />
1801 AИ, (Cr.67a.2, 101a), the first very fine, the others<br />
good-very good. (6) Est. 150-200<br />
1024 Russia, 18th Century AE lot, includes 5 Kopeks,<br />
1765, 1772, 1788, 1789, 1793 EM; 2 Kopecks,<br />
1767, 1776, 1799 EM, Kopek, 1799 EM and Dengas,<br />
1738, 1749, fine to about extremely fine. (11)<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1025 Russia, Alexander I (1801-1825), lot of Rubles,<br />
1803 CПБ AИ, 1804 (2), 1805 ФГ, 1809 ФГ/K (?),<br />
1810 ФГ (Cr. 125, 125a), the first very good with some<br />
old scratches, the 1804s - fine with hairlines from old<br />
cleaning and very fine, and the latter three very goodabout<br />
fine, one with laminations. (6) Est. 225-275<br />
1026 Russia, Alexander I (1801-1825), quintet of Rubles,<br />
1811 CПБ ФГ, 1813 ПC, 1814, 1815 MФ, and 1816<br />
ПC, crowned Imperial eagle, rev, four-line legend and<br />
mm within open wreath, crown above (Cr. 130), some<br />
surface marks, fine-very fine. (5) Est. 225-275<br />
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Very Rare Marriage Ruble In Gold<br />
1027 RUSSIA, Nicholas I (1825-1855), Marriage Ruble in Gold 1841, St. Petersburg, By H. Gube, On<br />
the Wedding of Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich (the future Tsar Alexander II) and Princess<br />
Maria Alexandrovna of Hesse-Darmstadt. 32.69 grams. Reeded edge. Their conjoined busts l.,<br />
Maria of Hesse wearing a laurel wreath, PѢЗAΛЪ ΓYБE below heads (Cut by Gube). Rev. Crowned<br />
shield emblazoned with the ciphers of Alexander and Maria, supported by Cupid holding a bow at<br />
right and Psyche holding a stalk of lilies at left, St. Petersburg mintmark: C.П.Б. left edge, H.-Γ.<br />
below shield (Bitkin 899). PCGS Genuine Tooled - UNC Details. Friction hairlines, small scratch<br />
upper reverse, tooling lower heads. Good lustre.<br />
1027<br />
On a state visit to England in 1838, Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich was unsuccessful in his<br />
marital advances on the young Queen. But while touring Europe in the same year, he had fallen in<br />
love with Princess Maximiliane Wilhelmine Auguste Sophie Marie of Hesse-Darmstadt, then but a<br />
tender 14. In 1840, he decided to marry her and the princess arrived in September. Immediately popular<br />
with the people, Princess Marie was duly renamed Maria Alexandrovna.<br />
Mint-produced commemorative coin issues in Russia only began in 1834 with the Alexandrine Column<br />
Ruble. And with the marriage of his heir looming, Tsar Nicholas I decided to use this new innovation<br />
to honor and commemorate the event, ordering the State Mint to prepare designs for a<br />
medallic coinage. Heinrich Gube’s designs were chosen.<br />
Alexander Nikolaevich and Maria Alexandrovna were wed April 16, 1841 in an elaborate ceremony.<br />
And the numismatic outpouring from the event was equally elaborate, a Medallic Ruble and Medals,<br />
in three metals were produced. (photo) Est. 35,000-45,000<br />
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1028 Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), Ruble, 1828 CПБ<br />
HГ, displayed Imperial eagle, wings wide, rev, fourline<br />
legend and mm within open wreath, crown atop<br />
((Cr.161), toned over some hairlines, about extremely<br />
fine; and Russo-Polish, Nicholas I, 10 Złotych-1 ½<br />
Rubles, 1833 HГ, Imperial eagle with shields on wings,<br />
Polish and Russian value and date within wreath<br />
((Cr.134), toned over some light surface marks, good<br />
very fine. (2) Est. 225-275<br />
1029 Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), pair of Rubles,<br />
1852 CПБ ПA, 1855 HI, crowned Imperial eagle<br />
within braided circle, rev, value and date within<br />
wreath, crown above (Cr.168.1), about extremely<br />
fine, the former with a few small digs and once lightly<br />
wiped. (2)<br />
Est. 175-225<br />
1030 Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855) run of Rubles, 1821<br />
to 1825 CПБ ПД (Cr. 130), contact marks, fine-very<br />
fine. (5) Est. 200-250<br />
1031 Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), lot of Rubles,<br />
1841, 1843 (2), 1845, 1850, 1853 CПБ, crowned<br />
Imperial eagle (Cr.168.1), about very-very fine, the<br />
‘41 corrosion, one of the ‘43s with solder mark, the ‘45<br />
plugged and 1853 with heavy hairlines and scratches.<br />
(6) Est. 175-225<br />
1036 Russia, Alexander III (1881-1894), Pair of Rubles,<br />
1893, 1894 AГ, bare head right, rev, Imperial eagle<br />
(Y.46), contact marks, the 1894 with shallow scrape behind<br />
head, about very fine, the latter very scarce. (2)<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1037 Russia, lot of Rubles, 1812, 1817, 1819(?), 1834,<br />
1840, 1856, 1876, 1877, all with mount marks<br />
and/or other problems; also Persian crown of Ahmad<br />
Shah, and French Silver Agricultural Award Medal,<br />
Nancy 1883, in terms of wear,very good-extremely<br />
fine. (10) Est. 175-225<br />
1038 Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), Ruble, 1896 AГ,<br />
Nicholas II Coronation, bare head left, rev, coronation<br />
regalia within wreath (Y.60), toned over some light<br />
hairlines, extremely fine. Est. 100-150<br />
1039 Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), lot of Rubles,<br />
1895-1915, generally with some surface issues, three are<br />
damaged, very good to extremely fine. (17)<br />
Est. 350-450<br />
1032 Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), lot of Rubles: 1829,<br />
1830, 1831, 1833 CПБ HГ, 1842 AЧ, 1854 HI<br />
(Cr.161, 168.1), a few with edge nicks or surface nicks,<br />
about very fine to very fine. (6) Est. 225-275<br />
1033 Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855),trio of Warsaw mint<br />
Rubles, 1844, 1846, 1847 MW, crowned Imperial<br />
eagle within braided circle (Cr.168.2), fine-very fine.<br />
(3) Est. 150-200<br />
1034 Russia, Alexander II (1855-1881), quartet of<br />
Rubles, 1868 CПБ, 1871 HI, 1878, 1881 HФ (Y.25),<br />
contact marks, the first with some light deposits and<br />
minute obverse digs, very fine. (4) Est. 150-200<br />
1035 Russia, Alexander III (1881-1894), lot of Rubles,<br />
Coronation 1883; 1886, 1888, 1892, 1891 AГ, (y.43,<br />
46), generally with some surface issues, about very finevery<br />
fine. (5) Est. 175-225<br />
1040<br />
1040 Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), Rouble, 1915-BC,<br />
bust facing left, rev. crowned double-headed imperial<br />
eagle (KM-Y59.3), mintage of 5,000, impeccably preserved<br />
with shimmering luster in the fields and very few<br />
marks on either side, mottled golden-apricot color clinges<br />
to the rim and confirms originality, hotly pursued for<br />
type, NGC MS63. (photo) Est. 1,500-2,000<br />
1041 Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917). Medal for Bravery,<br />
4th Class. Award # 118867. Nicholas II head l.<br />
Toned good very fine. Est. 125-175<br />
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1042<br />
1042 USSR. Order of the Red Banner, Type 3. Award #<br />
149261. With suspension loop and ribbon with<br />
brooch plate, in silver, gilt and red and white enamels.<br />
Stamped MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back. Minor<br />
fading in ribbon. Extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
1043 USSR. Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 3.<br />
Award # 321139. With suspension loop and ribbon<br />
with brooch plate, in silver, gilt and red, blue and<br />
white enamels. Three rivets on back, stamped MO-<br />
HETHЬIЙ ДBOP. Most of the blue enamel has been<br />
lost, stain on ribbon. Very fine. Est. 100-150<br />
1044<br />
1044 USSR. Order of Lenin, Type 4. Award # 319048.<br />
With suspension loop and ribbon with brooch plate,<br />
in gold, platinum and enamels. Marked MO-<br />
HETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back. Extremely fine.<br />
(photo) Est. 2,000-2,200<br />
1045 USSR Pair: Order of the Red Star. Award<br />
#326039. Screwback, in silver and red enamel. MO-<br />
HETHЫЙ ДBOP stamped above post on back. Replacement<br />
screwplate; and Order of Labor Glory,<br />
Third Class. Award # 202584. With suspension loop<br />
and ribbon on brooch-plate, in silver, gilt and red<br />
enamel. Die struck MOHETHЫЙ ДBOP on back.<br />
Good very fine and extremely fine. [2] Est. 150-200<br />
1046 USSR. Order of the Badge of Honor, Type 4, var.<br />
1. Award # 386911. CCCP letters separate. With suspension<br />
loop and ribbon with brooch plate, in silver,<br />
gilt and red enamel. Raised die-struck mark MO-<br />
HETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back. Upper part of third<br />
letter “C” broken. Very fine; also other example. Award<br />
# 1331386. Suspension loop broken off, no ribbon. Extremely<br />
fine. (2) Est. 200-300<br />
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1047 USSR. Order of the Patriotic War, Second Class.<br />
Trio. Screwbacks. In silver, gilt and red and white<br />
enamels. Type 2. Award # 579034. Stamped MO-<br />
HETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back; and later issues.<br />
Award #s 974121, 1808749. Pebbled backs with diestruck<br />
MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP above. A few tiny<br />
enamel nicks, extremely fine. (3) Est. 150-250<br />
Impressive First Class Order of Glory<br />
1048<br />
1048 USSR. Order of Alexander Nevsky. Type 3. Award<br />
# 38723. Screwback. In silver, gilt and red enamel.<br />
Light dirt in recessed areas and minor enamel cracking<br />
at edges. MOHETHЫИ ДBOP stamped on back.<br />
Extremely Fine. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
1049<br />
1049 USSR. Order of Glory, First Class. Award # 2174.<br />
With suspension loop and ribbon with brooch plate,<br />
in gold and red enamel. Contact marks front and back<br />
from long wear. About extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 4,000-5,000<br />
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1052<br />
1050<br />
1050 USSR. Order of Glory, Second Class. Award #<br />
13746. With suspension loop and ribbon with brooch<br />
plate, in silver, gilt and red enamel. Some fading and<br />
powdering of the ribbon. Contact pecks. Very fine.<br />
(photo) Est. 200-300<br />
1051 USSR. Order of Glory, Third Class. Award #<br />
173593. With suspension loop and ribbon with<br />
brooch plate, in silver and red enamel. Slight stain and<br />
some fading of ribbon. Toned, contact pecks. About very<br />
fine. Est. 90-120<br />
1052 USSR. Motherhood group. Order of Mother Heroine.<br />
Award # 312969. In silver, with applied gold star,<br />
brooch suspension in silver-gilt and red enamel. Some<br />
compound deposits beneath star, about extremely fine;<br />
and Order of Maternal Glory, first, second and third<br />
class. Award #s 154671, 1578400, and 2069771. Silver,<br />
gilt and enamels; and silver with silver and enamel<br />
suspension. Residue on back of 3rd class suspension, all<br />
extremely fine. (4)<br />
Instituted July 8, 1944, the Order of Mother Heroine<br />
was awarded to women who raised 10 or more children.<br />
The Order of Maternal Glory, instituted in the same<br />
year, also awarded women for being abundantly fruitful,<br />
first class was given for raising 9, second for 8, and<br />
third class for 7 children. (photo) Est. 200-250<br />
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1053<br />
1053 USSR. Order of the October Revolution. Award<br />
#43275. With suspension loop and ribbon with<br />
brooch plate, in silver, gilt and red enamel. Four rivets<br />
on back, stamped MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP. Some<br />
fading of the ribbon. About extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1054<br />
1054 USSR. Order of the Friendship of Nations. Award<br />
# 52184. With suspension loop and multi-color ribbon<br />
with brooch plate, in silver, gilt and red, white,<br />
green and blue enamel. Four rivets on back, die-struck<br />
mark: MOHETHЬIЙДBOP. Extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
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1055<br />
1055 USSR. Order of Labor Glory, Second Class. Award<br />
# 10086. With suspension loop and ribbon with<br />
brooch plate, in silver, gilt, red and white enamels.<br />
Die-struck mark MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back.<br />
Minor deposits around hammer and sickle. Extremely<br />
fine. (photo) Est. 200-250<br />
1057<br />
1057 USSR. Order of Personal Courage. Award<br />
#004597. With suspension loop and ribbon with<br />
brooch plate, in silver, gilt, red and light blue enamels.<br />
Die-struck mark MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the<br />
back. Good extremely fine. (photo) Est. 600-700<br />
1058 USSR. Medal of Valor, First type. Award # 68225.<br />
With copper screwpost to suspender, in silver and red<br />
enamel. Enamel loss, toned. About very fine.<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
1056<br />
1059 USSR Combat lot (5): Medal for Valor (Bravery).<br />
Two examples, one # 1904866 (no ribbon), the other<br />
no number (on ribbon); Medal for Combat Service.<br />
Three examples: #s 297116 (with copper screwpost<br />
to suspender); and 1376089, 1391429 (on ribbons<br />
with brooch-plates). Only two with much intact<br />
enamel. About very fine-good very fine. [5]<br />
Est. 175-250<br />
1056 USSR. Order for Service to the Motherland in the<br />
Armed Forces of the USSR. Award # 113839.<br />
Screwback. In silver and sky-blue and white enamels.<br />
Die-struck mark MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back.<br />
Small enamel scuff. Extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
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1060<br />
1060 USSR. Admiral Nachimov Medal. Type 2. Award<br />
# 8149 (edge), With suspension loop and ribbon on<br />
brooch-plate, bronze. Minor hairlines, ribbon fading.<br />
About extremely fine. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
1061<br />
1061 USSR. Medal for the 20th Anniversary of the<br />
RKKA, 1918-1938. With suspension loop and ribbon<br />
with brooch plate, in silver and red enamel. White<br />
moiré ribbon with red piping. Lightly toned. About extremely<br />
fine. (photo) Est. 500-600<br />
1062 Lot (6) of WWII Campaign Medals: Defense of Stalingrad,<br />
Defense of Leningrad, Defense of Moscow,<br />
Defense of Kiev, Defense of the Caucasus, Defense<br />
of the Soviet Polar Region. All with suspension loop<br />
and ribbon on brooch-plate. The Leningrad with heavy<br />
wear, otherwise very fine-extremely fine. [6]<br />
Est. 175-250<br />
1063 Lot of World War II Campaign and related<br />
Medals: Partisan’s Medal-Second Class (Bronze),<br />
Capture of Berlin, Capture of Königsberg, Capture of<br />
Vienna, Liberation of Warsaw, Liberation of Prague,<br />
Victory of Germany, Victory over Japan, Meritorious<br />
Labor during the Great Patriotic War, and 30th Anniversary<br />
of the Soviet Army and Navy, 1948. All with<br />
suspension loop and ribbon on brooch-plate, except for<br />
last. Good very fine to extremely fine. [10]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
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1064 USSR. Soviet Medal group, Armed Forces, Labor and<br />
Law Enforcement, all Cold War era: Medal for Distinguished<br />
Military Service, first and second class;<br />
Long Service and Good Conduct in the Armed<br />
Forces Medal, first class (20 years); Armed Forces<br />
Veteran Medal; Medal for Valiant Labor; Distinguished<br />
Labor; Labor Veteran; Irreproachable<br />
Service in the MVD, first class (20 years), and second<br />
class (15 years). The first two on screwback<br />
suspensions, the others all on ribbons with brooch<br />
plates. About extremely fine-extremely fine. (9)<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
Soviet Badges<br />
1065 Proficiency Badges Excellent Cook Badge. Brass<br />
and enamels. Ca. late 1940’s-1950’s. Pobeda factory,<br />
Moscow screwplate. Extremely Fine. Est. 90-120<br />
1066 USSR Lot of (7) Badges: Excellent Sniper, Excellent<br />
Machine Gunner, Excellent Artilleryman, Excellent<br />
Mine Layer, Excellent Combat Engineer,<br />
Excellent Signal Corps, Excellent Driver. Brass and<br />
enamels. Generally 1950’s or later. Extremely fine. [7]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1067 USSR Lot of (6) Badges: Excellent Railway<br />
Troops, Excellent Reconnaissance Scout, Excellent<br />
Antiaircraft Gunnery, Excellent Road Construction,<br />
Excellent Rifleman, Excellent Mortar Man.<br />
Brass and enamels. Generally 1950’s. Extremely fine.<br />
[6] Est. 100-150<br />
1068 Lot (22) of small Soviet Badges, base metal and<br />
enamels, seems to be mostly Cold War era; includes<br />
Honored Railwayman, Voroshilov Rifleman,<br />
Shock Worker of Stalin’s Call, Highest Course of<br />
Study at MVD Academy, Voroshilov-Highest Military<br />
Academy of Gen. Staff Graduate, various others,<br />
largely diamond-shaped. Average about extremely<br />
fine-extremely fine. [22] Est. 175-250<br />
1069 Lot (26) of small Soviet Badges, base metal and<br />
enamels, various - Academy, Anniversary, bus driver,<br />
mostly diamond-shaped. Good very fine-extremely<br />
fine. [26] Est. 200-250<br />
1070 Lot of small Soviet Badges. (9), screwback and suspension<br />
pinback and screwback, various including cycling<br />
- 1948, gymnastics, paratrooper, also includes<br />
(4) Cuban paratrooper badges and (8) badges with<br />
Imperial eagle - post Soviet. Colorful, interesting<br />
group. Average good very fine-extremely fine. [21]<br />
Est. 175-250<br />
1071 USSR. Small lot of Soviet medals, generally somewhat<br />
better pieces, includes: Medal of Valor during<br />
a Fire; Medal for the Reconstruction of the Local<br />
Mines of Donbass; Medal for the Reconstruction<br />
of Ferrous Metallurgy of the South; Medal for<br />
Distinguished Service in Guarding the State Borders;<br />
Medal for Distinguished Service in Protecting<br />
Public Order; and two others; the first nickel<br />
alloy, the others seem to be a nickel brass or bronze<br />
alloy, all on ribbons, extremely fine or a tad better. [7]<br />
Est. 200-250<br />
1072 USSR. Large lot of Soviet State medals, includes Military,<br />
Civic, Anniversary and other medals, various,<br />
nearly all on ribbons. Interesting lot and should be<br />
seen. A few ribbons with a little soiling or fraying, generally<br />
about very fine to extremely fine. [21]<br />
Est. 350-450<br />
1073 Russia. Large lot of Post-Soviet medals (25); includes<br />
80th Anniversary of USSR Border Guards, Admiral<br />
Kuznetsov, 50th Anniversary-Soviet Nuclear Industry,<br />
55th Anniversary Victory over Germany, Marshal<br />
Zhukov - two types, 80th Anniversary of the October<br />
Revolution, Medal to Veteran-Internationalists, and<br />
others, a few duplicates; also miscellaneous - mostly<br />
aluminum type base metal, one a Czech medal (8),<br />
average very fine to about uncirculated. [33]<br />
Est. 125-175<br />
1074<br />
1074 Sarawak, Charles J. Brooke, Rajah, 50 Cents,<br />
1906H (KM 11), key date, light porosity and light surface<br />
nicks, about extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 450-550<br />
1075 South Korea, 5,000 Won, 1988 Olympics commemorative<br />
issues, 8-coin business strike set (2) and 8-coin<br />
proof set (2), (KM 54, 55, 60, 61, 66, 67, 70, 71),<br />
each coin contains nearly ½ ounce of silver. [32]<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1076 South Korea, 10,000 Won, 1988 Olympics commemorative<br />
issues, 8-coin business strike set (2) and<br />
8-coin proof set (2), (KM 56, 57, 62, 63, 74, 75, 76,<br />
77), each coin contains nearly 1 ounce of silver. [32]<br />
Est. 500-600<br />
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issues (dated 1986-1988), arms above<br />
floral spray, rev. various scenes that embody olympic<br />
spirit - 4 types in proof and business strike format with<br />
some duplication, (KM 58, 64, 68, 72), each coin<br />
contains nearly .4999 ounces of gold. [10]<br />
Est. 6,000-7,000<br />
1081<br />
1078<br />
1078 Spain, Ferdinand & Isabella (1476-1516), 2 Reales,<br />
ND (ca. 1474-1504), Seville Mint, 6.8gms, crowned<br />
shield of arms, rev. yoke with traces and sheaf of arrows<br />
(Cal-Type-202), luster sits in the fields with attractive<br />
patina clinging to the devices, strike off flan,<br />
very rare in this quality, about uncirculated. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1079 Spain, Felipe V (1700-1746), Real, 1721 S J, Sevilla,<br />
crowned Arms, rev. Arms of Castilla y Leon quartered<br />
by cross (KM 306.2), frosty silver-white, bold strike and<br />
a superb example, choice uncirculated.<br />
Est. 150-200<br />
1081 Spain, Felipe V (1700-1746), 8 Escudos, 1732 S PA,<br />
Sevilla, armored bust right, rev. crowned Arms within<br />
Order of the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 233, KM<br />
346.2), tiny graffiti “Z” above assayer’s initial and tiny<br />
obverse dig or flan flaw, lightly toned, extremely fine.<br />
(photo) Est. 3,000-3,500<br />
1082 Spain, Fernando VI (1746-1759), ½ Escudo, 1755<br />
JB, Madrid, bare head right, rev. crowned Arms (Fr<br />
274, KM 378), small test scrape before head, lustrous,<br />
about uncirculated. Est. 125-175<br />
1083 Spain, Carlos III (1759-1788), Escudo, 1781 PJ,<br />
Madrid, armored bust right, rev. crowned Arms in the<br />
collar of the Golden Fleece (Fr 288, KM 416.1), very<br />
fine. Est. 150-200<br />
1080<br />
1080 Spain, Felipe V (1700-1746), 2 Reales, 1721 F,<br />
Segovia, crowned Arms, rev. Arms of Castilla y Leon<br />
quartered by cross (KM 297), pale violet-gray with a<br />
soft cobalt-blue and gold undertone, lustrous, choice uncirculated.<br />
(photo) Est. 200-250<br />
1084<br />
1084 Spain, Carlos III (1759-1788), 8 Escudos, 1787 S<br />
CM, Sevilla, armored and peruked bust right, rev.<br />
crowned Arms in Order of the Golden Fleece collar (Fr<br />
283, KM 409.2a), a few tiny flaws on bust, old toning,<br />
near extremely fine. (photo) Est. 2,000-2,500<br />
1085 Spain, lot of minors, Silver (6)- 18th Century, 2<br />
Reales (4), Real and 1733 Sevilla ½ Real; AEs (10) -<br />
17th-18th Century , mostly 8 Maravedis, also Valencia<br />
Seiseno, Catalan Ardite; very good to very fine, the<br />
½ Real uncirculated. (16) Est. 125-175<br />
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1090<br />
1086<br />
1086 Spain, Joseph Napoleon (1808-1813) 20 Reales,<br />
1809-AI, bust left, rev. crowned shield (KM 551.2),<br />
flashy antique patina mixed into otherwise gray surfaces,<br />
choice for the grade, VF. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1090 Switzerland, Bern 5 Batzen, 1811, leftward facing<br />
bear inside crowned shield, wreath surrounding, rev.<br />
value in circular wreath (KM 170), key of the four-year<br />
type with yellowish color on both side, striking weakness<br />
is evident in the reverse wreath, pleasingly original, Uncirculated.<br />
(photo) Est. 150-250<br />
1087<br />
1087 Spanish Netherlands, Flanders, Felipe II (1555-<br />
1598), ½ Real d’or, n.d., Bruges, bare-headed, draped<br />
and cuirassed bust right wearing tall ruff, rev. crowned<br />
Arms, no English titles in legend (Fr 213), thin old<br />
scratch on neck, near extremely fine. (photo)<br />
Est. 550-650<br />
1088<br />
1088 Sweden, Ulrika Eleonora (1718-1720), 1 Ore,<br />
1720, V E below crown, rev. 3 crowns divide date<br />
(KM 381), scarce one-year type with a mintage of<br />
73,000 pieces, choice for the grade with a most desirable<br />
appearance, very fine. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1089 Sweden, Adolf Frederick (1751-1771), 4 Ore,<br />
1771-AL, crowned monogram, rev. crown above<br />
three crowns inside circle, flanked by initials and value,<br />
date below (KM 506), one-year type with a mintage of<br />
21,000 coins, wispy golden color sits atop gray surfaces,<br />
microgranularity in planchet, very fine.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1091<br />
1091 Switzerland, 5 Francs, 1850-A, Helvetia seated with<br />
shield, right hand outstretched, rev. date and denomination<br />
within wreath (KM 11), semi-prooflike with<br />
purple and navy-blue toning, a single mark behind Helvetia’s<br />
head, first year of this short-lived type, uncirculated.<br />
(photo) Est. 500-700<br />
1092 World Minors lot, a diverse group of mostly 18th<br />
Century coins, silver and AE, includes: Assam — Rupees<br />
(2), ½ Rupees (2) and ¼ Rupees (2), Barbados<br />
“I Serve” Penny, French Guiana 2 Sous (4), Dalmatia<br />
& Albania 2 Soldi, Denmark (10), Portugal<br />
AE(2), Brazil AE(2), Angola 2 Macutas, Bolivia Cob<br />
Reales (2), and others, also a much-salved el Cazador<br />
8 Reales (broken edge), about fine-extremely fine.<br />
(35) Est. 250-350<br />
1093 Massive Remainder of World Coinage. An ideal<br />
dealer lot that would be perfectly suited for “value<br />
bin” placement. Contents include a wide range of primarily<br />
20th century base metal issues - most of which<br />
have been placed in stapled 2x2s and labeled by country.<br />
Other contents include an Irish mint set, a medal<br />
from the 1899 Paris Universal Exposition, as well as<br />
1938 U.S. Mint medal. Several hundred items are included<br />
- and should be inspected. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Est. 50-100<br />
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1094 Pleasing Collection of Silver World Coinage.<br />
Mostly 20th century issues from an pleasingly diverse<br />
grouping of over 20 countries. Examples range from<br />
fractional size 1 /10 Gulden to full Crown-sized issues. A<br />
wonderful store of value in silver and for the budding<br />
hobbyist, a wonderful collection foundation. A group<br />
worthy of inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [133]<br />
Est. 600-800<br />
1095 Octet of Modern Silver Crown-Sized Type, comprised<br />
of the following type: Bermuda, Crown, 1964<br />
(2), (KM 14); Mexico, 25 Pesos, 1968 (2), (KM<br />
479.1); Panama, Balboa, 1947 (4), (KM 13), all are<br />
AU-Unc. Sold as is, no returns. [8] Est. 80-120<br />
1096 Large Group of 20th Century World Coinage and<br />
Banknotes. A widely varied assortment of world type<br />
with many examples having been sorted by country.<br />
Some silver types are of note with the best observed<br />
examples being a partial album of New Zealand<br />
Florins (1933-1966). Sold as is, not returns.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1097 Remainder of Mixed World Coins, Banknotes, and<br />
Medals. A melange of material with obsolete banknotes,<br />
world banknotes, military payment certificates,<br />
mostly modern world coins - several with silver content,<br />
several silver medallic issues and three Civil War<br />
tokens. A lot that should be inspected. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. Est. 80-120<br />
COLONIAL COINS<br />
1099<br />
1099 1795 Talbot Allum & Lee Cent. Choice AU Details,<br />
Planchet Flaw. Beautiful glossy brown surfaces<br />
dominate the eye with intricate detail throughout the<br />
devices. A small flan edge flaw is noted at 4 o’clock. A<br />
popular and affordable issue from this late 18th century<br />
New York merchant. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1100 Quartet of Colonial - Early Federal Copper Type.<br />
1) New Jersey. ND (1670-1675) St. Patrick’s Farthing.<br />
Fine Details, Cleaned - Corroded. 7.18gms.<br />
2) 1783 “Military Bust” Washington Cent. VG Details,<br />
Cleaned. 6.77gms.<br />
3) 1787 New Jersey Cent. VF Details, Damaged.<br />
9.17gms.<br />
4) 1788 New Jersey Cent. Fine Details. Cleaned.<br />
8.04gms. [4] Est. 300-500<br />
U.S. COINS<br />
1101 1804 “Spiked Chin” ½ Cent. VF Details, Cleaned.<br />
C-5, R.4. A well-know collector variety with a die<br />
gouge protruding from Liberty’s chin. A very acceptable<br />
representative that displays nicer than its condition<br />
suggests. Est. 80-120<br />
1102 1809/6 “9/Inverted 9” ½ Cent. XF. C-5. Sharp<br />
in terms of actual detail with numerous minor ticks<br />
that further define the grade. Est. 80-120<br />
1098<br />
1098 1787 Fugio 1 Cent. XF. Newman-11X, R.4. A<br />
slightly scarcer type that is easily identified by its large<br />
clash marks on the obverse surfaces that run beneath<br />
the date. The surfaces are pleasingly smooth and show<br />
above-average striking definition for the type with<br />
strong central definition. A truly classic American<br />
issue. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
1103 1834 1/2 Cent. AU. A pleasing type representative<br />
with even chocolate-brown patina on both side.<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
1104<br />
1104 1794 1 Cent. Fine. S-59, R.3. An exceptionally<br />
pleasing example of the date with deep brown surfaces<br />
that yield no mentionable issues. Deserving of a<br />
strong bid. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
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1105 1795 Plain Edge 1 Cent. VG. S-78, R.1. A pleasing,<br />
exceptionally smooth example that technically is accompanied<br />
by a mild touch of corrosion that highlights<br />
some of the devices, but that because of the<br />
overall appeal would likely be termed as “market acceptable”<br />
by the grading services and given a full<br />
grade. Est. 200-400<br />
1106 Quartet of Early Large Cents.<br />
1) 1794. AG Details, Damaged.<br />
2) 1796 Flowing Hair. Good Details, Cleaned.<br />
3) 1798. VF Details, Cleaned.<br />
4) 1798. Good Details, Cleaned - Damaged. [4]<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1110 Quintet of Collectible Early Indian Cents.<br />
1) 1864-L. XF.<br />
2) 1868. VF.<br />
3) 1871. Fine.<br />
4) 1874. AU Details, Environmental Damage.<br />
5) 1875. AU. [5] Est. 200-400<br />
1111 1872 1 Cent. Fine. A charming, moderately circulated<br />
better-date Indian cent with a nearly full LIB-<br />
ERTY and surfaces that may be deemed VF quality<br />
when certified as a result of the accompanying detail<br />
within the rest of the devices. Est. 300-400<br />
1112<br />
1107<br />
1107 1803 1 Cent. XF Details, Damaged. S-243A, R.2.<br />
Sharp detail remains with even brown color and the<br />
addition of numerous marks blended inside Liberty’s<br />
hair that accounts for the “damaged” moniker. Struck<br />
from an interesting reverse die with the second S in<br />
STATES widely repunched south, a double fraction<br />
bar in the denomination, and missing wreath stems.<br />
(photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1108<br />
1112 1877 1 Cent. PCGS MS62. The undisputed key in<br />
the Indian cent series due to its low mintage with the<br />
demand for mint state examples far outstripping the<br />
supply. The surfaces of the present example maintains<br />
glossy, relatively smooth chestnut-brown color with<br />
specks of original red peaking through. No major<br />
marks are present, but slight incompleteness in strike,<br />
which translates to weakness on the Indian’s upper<br />
headdress feathers, likely prevented an even finer designation.<br />
(photo) Est. 2,500-3,000<br />
1113 1877 1 Cent. VG. LIBERTY is fading on the Indian’s<br />
headband, but otherwise, the integral design<br />
details remain pleasingly defined. An insatiably demanded<br />
key issue in the Indian cent series.<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1114 1877 1 Cent. VG. Evenly worn with the L in LIB-<br />
ERTY being all that remains. A minuscule rim bruise<br />
at 11 o’clock on the obverse is also noted for accuracy.<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1108 1863 1 Cent. Proof. Attractive coloration on both<br />
sides that mixes blue and maroon color with original<br />
coppery-orange. Mark-free with only minor hairlines<br />
visible beneath a glass - perhaps Select in quality.<br />
(photo) Est. 400-600<br />
1109 Quartet of Uncirculated Copper Nickel Indian<br />
Cents.<br />
1-3) 1863. All three with varying degrees of light<br />
patina.<br />
4) 1864. Attractive even color with some as-made disturbances<br />
around the obverse legends. [4]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1115<br />
1115 1888 1 Cent. Select Proof. Mintage: 4,582. Reflective<br />
brown with multicolored iridescence. Several<br />
small carbon flecks on the obverse define the grade.<br />
(photo) Est. 100-150<br />
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1116 Grouping of 1908-S Indian Cents. All well circulated<br />
examples, several with minor issues. However,<br />
avidly sought as a semi-key in the series and as such<br />
ideal for album placement. [5] Est. 200-400<br />
1121<br />
1117<br />
1121 1909-S VDB 1 Cent. VF. Very nearly Extremely<br />
Fine with strong detail remaining on the highpoints<br />
and no noticeable marks atop the surfaces. A very collectible<br />
key date example. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
1117 1909-S Indian 1 Cent. Fine. Honest wear is the only<br />
impairment with pleasing reddish-brown surfaces<br />
dominating the eye appeal. A choice circulated example.<br />
(photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1118 Trio of 1909-S Indian Cents. A grouping of much<br />
better dates with the finest example having Fine details,<br />
but with minor rim impairments. The other two<br />
show less detail, but remain problem free. [3]<br />
Est. 500-700<br />
1119 Quintet of Uncirculated Indian Cents.<br />
1) 1901. Near-Gem Red Brown.<br />
2) 1909. Near-Gem Red Brown. Uniquely and attractively<br />
toned.<br />
3-5) 1909. Select Red Brown. [5] Est. 100-150<br />
1122<br />
1122 1909-S VDB 1 Cent. VF. Mid-grade and problemfree<br />
with evenly balanced surfaces that are sure to<br />
please the budget-conscious collector. (photo)<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1123 1909-S VDB 1 Cent. Fine Details, Cleaned. Once<br />
cleaned but now retoned with lightly variegated color<br />
on the obverse surfaces. The series key in circulated<br />
condition. Est. 300-500<br />
1124 Pair of 1909-S Lincoln Cents.<br />
1) VF Details, Scratched. A pinscratch runs from the<br />
mintmark across Lincoln’s chest.<br />
2) Fine. Well-traveled and without noteworthy issues.<br />
[2] Est. 150-250<br />
1120<br />
1120 1909-S VDB 1 Cent. PCGS MS64 Brown. A<br />
sharply detailed key date issue with a blend of tone on<br />
the obverse and noteworthy amounts of original mint<br />
red on the reverse. A small tick in Lincoln’s beard<br />
likely prevented the Gem designation. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,200-1,400<br />
1125 1914-D 1 Cent. NGC VF Details, Improperly<br />
Cleaned. Color that sits beneath brown tone suggest<br />
a possible past cleaning, however the eye appeal suggest<br />
a pleasing problem-free coin. A desirable key that<br />
certainly offers significant value for the price.<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1126 Quartet of 1914-D Lincoln Cents. A problem-free<br />
group of this highly sought better-date. Average grade<br />
is VG. [4] Est. 200-400<br />
1127 Quartet of Uncirculated 1931-S Lincoln Cents.<br />
An attractive foursome with all examples showing<br />
some original red coloration. [4] Est. 300-500<br />
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1128<br />
1128 1948 ERROR 1c on Silver 10c Planchet. XF Details,<br />
Damaged. 2.47gms. Toned toward the edges<br />
with several field scrapes marks and edge dents. An<br />
uncommon and dramatic error. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1131<br />
1131 1955/55 1 Cent. AU. Drastic doubling is immediately<br />
apparent with little wear on the highpoints. Presenting<br />
an interesting eye appeal with some lighter<br />
reddish-orange color on the highpoints that contrasts<br />
with the chocolate-brown fields. (photo)<br />
Est. 800-1,000<br />
1132 1865 2 Cents. Uncirculated. A pleasing type representative<br />
with sharp design details and traces of original<br />
color. Est. 60-80<br />
1129<br />
1129 1955/55 1 Cent. AU Details, Cleaned. Boldly detailed,<br />
but once lightly cleaned and now retoned with<br />
the tell-tale underlying coloration. Still, very presentable.<br />
(photo) Est. 600-800<br />
1133<br />
1133 1868 2 Cents. PCGS MS63 Red Brown. Mix red<br />
and brown on both sides produces an consistent eye<br />
appeal with sharp design elements and no notable<br />
marks. High-end for the grade level. Housed in a first<br />
generation PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1130<br />
1130 1955/55 1 Cent. AU. A pleasing key date example<br />
with a mixture of tan and chocolate-brown color<br />
throughout with iridescent blushes. A seldom rivaled<br />
collector coin. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
1134<br />
1134 1872 2 Cents. Fine. A lovely problem-free key date<br />
with smooth chestnut-brown surfaces. From a minuscule<br />
mintage of only 64,000 coins and worthy of a<br />
strong bid. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1135 1880 3 Cent Nickel. VF. A pleasing circulated key<br />
date example with no major marks atop soft gray surfaces.<br />
An ideal representative for the circulated set<br />
builder. Est. 80-120<br />
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1136<br />
1136 1885 3 Cent Nickel. VF. A rare date that, for most,<br />
is only available in proof format given the business<br />
strike mintage of only 1,000 coins. The surfaces of the<br />
present remain pleasingly defined with honest highpoint<br />
wear and few marks. A rare opportunity for the<br />
budgeted date collector as many of the survivors were<br />
“put away” Uncirculated specimens and now carry<br />
lofty price tags. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
1137 Trio of Better Date Three Cent Nickel Type.<br />
1) 1879. VF. With streaky silver-gray toning.<br />
2) 1888. VF Details, Scratched. A small pinscratch is<br />
located on the reverse.<br />
3) 1889. XF. Nicely detailed with some deep tone on<br />
the reverse. [3] Est. 150-250<br />
1138 Pair of Better 3 Cent Nickels.<br />
1) 1866. Uncirculated. Bright and struck from heavily<br />
clashed dies on both sides.<br />
2) 1888. AU Details, Corroded. Facing up well with<br />
corrosion specks on the rims. A better date. [2]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1140<br />
1140 1835 ½ Dime. PCGS AU55. An superb representative<br />
for the grade with a bold strike, few marks, and<br />
a pleasingly original sheath of attractive toning. Seemingly<br />
premium quality for the grade. Housed in a first<br />
generation PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
1141 1866 ½ Dime. PCGS PR61. Mintage: 725. Light<br />
champagne blushes grace both sides with moderate<br />
hairlines that slightly diminish the mirrors and define<br />
the grade. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1142 1866 ½ Dime. Proof. Deeply reflective with metallic<br />
gray-blue patina on both sides. Evidence of handling<br />
would prevents a Select grade.<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1143<br />
1139<br />
1139 1832 ½ Dime. PCGS MS63. A rich palate of intermingled<br />
rainbow patina adorns both sides of this unquestionably<br />
original Select half dime and<br />
magnification confirms only minor grade-defining<br />
marks. An ideal representative of this petite silver type.<br />
(photo-enlarged)<br />
Est. 600-800<br />
1143 1868 ½ Dime. PCGS PR63. Mintage: 600. Deep<br />
reflectivity remains apparent in the untoned obverse<br />
and reverse fields with light hairlines that define the<br />
Select grade. (photo) Est. 300-400<br />
1144<br />
1144 1869 ½ Dime. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 600. Moderately<br />
hairlined as the grade suggests with variegated<br />
cobalt-blue, maroon, and gold patina on the obverse<br />
with a nearly fully metallic blue reverse. Very affordable<br />
considering the scant mintage. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
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1145 1872 ½ Dime. PCGS MS62. Thin yellow-golden<br />
patina adorns both sides with attractive luster in the<br />
fields. Several marks that are mixed into Liberty’s dress<br />
prevent a finer designation. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. Est. 100-150<br />
1152<br />
1146<br />
1146 1872 ½ Dime. PCGS PR65. Mintage: 950. A exceptional<br />
specimen of this tiny type with a beautiful<br />
sheath of blue-green and golden patina that caresses<br />
both the obverse and reverse surfaces. Close inspection<br />
with a loupe reveals only die polish lines - an essentially<br />
flawless specimen. Housed in a first<br />
generation PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
1147 Pair of Better Seated Half Dimes.<br />
1) 1856-O. Choice AU. Semi-prooflike with attractive<br />
multicolored toning on both sides.<br />
2) 1868. AU. Briefly circulated with patina atop still<br />
lustrous surfaces. [2] Est. 300-500<br />
1148 1882 5 Cents. PCGS MS63. Mark-free for the grade<br />
with intricately defined devices and a layer of moderately<br />
milky patina over the surfaces. Housed in a first<br />
generation PCGS holder. Est. 100-150<br />
1149 1882 5 Cents. Select Uncirculated. Flashy and well<br />
struck with a touch of golden color in the reverse centers.<br />
An excellent representative for type.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1150 1883 No Cents 5 Cents. PCGS PR62. The fields<br />
are pleasingly mirrored with soft hairlines that account<br />
for the grade. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. Est. 150-250<br />
1151 Pair of Key Date Liberty Nickels.<br />
1) 1886. AG. Well worn with several minor rim ticks.<br />
2) 1912-S. Good Details, Damaged. A well-disguised<br />
scratch follows the dentilation along the lower obverse<br />
surfaces. [2] Est. 150-250<br />
1152 1913 Type Two 5 Cents. PCGS PR64. Razor-sharp<br />
definition delights the eye with shimmering luster on<br />
both sides. Several carbon flecks of minor significance<br />
beneath the bison’s belly are noted, and likely precluded<br />
PCGS from awarding the Gem designation<br />
when this piece was graded over 20 years ago. Housed<br />
in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 700-900<br />
1153<br />
1153 1913-D Type Two 5 Cents. PCGS MS64. Very<br />
clean for the grade with orange-golden color blanketing<br />
both sides. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1154 Selection of Uncirculated 1913 Buffalo Nickels.<br />
All are Philadelphia Mint specimens with four being<br />
the Type One variety and one being a Type Two example.<br />
Most remain around the Select grade with one<br />
or two that may merit Gem status. [5]<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1155<br />
1155 1937-D 3-Legged 5 Cents. VF. A moderately circulated<br />
example of one of the most avidly sought varieties<br />
in 20th century numismatics. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
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1156<br />
1156 1832 10 Cents. PCGS MS62. The epitome of originality<br />
with wisps of russet-orange color around portions<br />
of the legends that lend themselves to mostly<br />
tone-free and lustrous centers. Undergraded by<br />
today’s standards. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,200<br />
1157 Quartet of Attractive Bust Dimes.<br />
1) 1824/2. Fine. Deep pastel color is present from<br />
years of envelope storage.<br />
2) 1825. Fine. Gorgeous iridescent gold, green and<br />
blue tone exists on both sides.<br />
3) 1834. VF. Rich antique patina enriches the eye appeal.<br />
4) 1836. XF. Flashy with blue, purple and golden toning.<br />
[4] Est. 200-400<br />
1158 Pair of Better Bust Dimes.<br />
1) 1834. XF. Nicely details with attractive pastel tone<br />
on both sides.<br />
2) 1837. VF. Soft toning sits on both sides with no<br />
significant surfaces disturbances. [2] Est. 80-120<br />
1159 1852 10 Cents. PCGS MS61. Intricately defined<br />
with light golden tone over both sides and shimmering<br />
luster in the fields. Seemingly a high-end coin for<br />
the grade. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1161<br />
1161 1860 10 Cents. PCGS PR61. Mintage: 1000. Hairlines<br />
define the grade with blue and blue-green patina<br />
on both sides. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1162<br />
1162 1860-O 10 Cents. PCGS VG10. A rarely offered<br />
New Orleans Mint issue with light multicolored patina<br />
and even wear on both sides. From a mintage of only<br />
40,000 coins. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
1163 1860-S 10 Cents. PCGS XF Details, Cleaning. A<br />
scarce S-Mint example with sharp detail for the date<br />
and light cleaning that accounts for the grade.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1164<br />
1160<br />
1160 1859 10 Cents. PCGS PR63. Mintage: 800. An<br />
early Seated dime proof with cobalt-blue obverse surfaces<br />
and charcoal-gray tone on the reverse. Minor<br />
handling in the obverse fields precludes a finer grade.<br />
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,000-1,200<br />
1164 1866 10 Cents. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 725. Sharply<br />
defined with a palette of intermingled patina atop reflective<br />
surfaces. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
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1165<br />
1165 1867 10 Cents. PCGS PR63. Fortin-103. Mintage<br />
625. Earthen tone blankets both sides with eye-catching<br />
iridescent blue and yellow-brown coloration visible<br />
when viewed at angles. Repunching is noted at the<br />
base of the 1 and 7 in the date. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
1168<br />
1168 1872-CC 10 Cents. PCGS VF Details, Cleaning.<br />
A rare example of this early Carson City Mint dime<br />
with some granularity in the fields from past handling<br />
and cleaning. A key target for the set builder and often<br />
much more expensive in problem-free grades. From a<br />
scant original mintage of 35,480 pieces. (photo)<br />
Est. 800-1,000<br />
1166<br />
1166 1868 10 Cents. PCGS PR63. Mintage: 600. An especially<br />
attractive example with mirrors and vivid iridescent<br />
cobalt-blue, lime-green, and rose-orange tone<br />
on the obverse with the addition of purple color on<br />
the reverse. A relatively low mintage proof issue.<br />
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1167<br />
1167 1870 10 Cents. PCGS PR64. Mintage: 1000. A<br />
gorgeous representative that is well suited for the<br />
proof type collector with a ring of lime-green and blue<br />
color around the peripheries with rose-orange centers.<br />
The mirrors retain pleasing depth with few observed<br />
grade-limiting issues. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
1169<br />
1169 1874 Arrows 10 Cents. PCGS PR60. Mintage:<br />
700. Lightly handled with soft gray, blue, and russetorange<br />
tinges. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1170 1878 10 Cents. PCGS PR60. Mintage: 800. Far<br />
more appealing than the typical PR60 with attractive<br />
blue patina over the surfaces. Close inspection shows<br />
a large planchet striation (as-made) that runs through<br />
the upper portion of Liberty’s portrait. Housed in a<br />
first generation PCGS holder. Est. 150-250<br />
1171 1879 10 Cents. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 1,100.<br />
Deeply reflective with a multitude of color on the surfaces.<br />
Light hairlines define the grade. Housed in a<br />
first generation PCGS holder. Est. 200-400<br />
1172 1879 10 Cents. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 1,100.<br />
Pleasingly toned with light hairlines and minor incompleteness<br />
in strike. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. Est. 200-400<br />
1173 1880 10 Cents. PCGS PR60. Mintage: 1,355. Decidedly<br />
choice for the grade with deep mirrors and a<br />
desirable mixture of blue, blue-green, orange, and<br />
purple patina on both sides. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. Est. 200-400<br />
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1174<br />
1174 1881 10 Cents. PCGS PR63. Mintage: 975. One<br />
of the more attractive examples in the partial set with<br />
gleaming mirrors and an eye-catching display of toning<br />
that showcases soft color on the obverse and more<br />
vibrant blues and purples on the reverse. Housed in a<br />
first generation PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1179 Group of Seated Dimes. A selection of mostly better<br />
Seated dimes of the following dates: 1864-S (2),<br />
1867-S, 1873 Open 3, 1876-CC, 1877-CC, 1891-S.<br />
A lot worthy of close inspection as the three early S-<br />
Mint representatives within are low mintage issues<br />
with values that vary widely with their condition. [7]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1180 Pair of 1895-O Barber Dimes.<br />
1) Good. Dark in the recesses with iridescent highlights.<br />
2) AG. Well worn with the rims beginning to blend<br />
into the fields. [2] Est. 200-400<br />
1181<br />
1175<br />
1175 1882 10 Cents. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 1,100.<br />
Lightly handled with vivid coloration on both sides.<br />
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1176<br />
1176 1884 10 Cents. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 875. Fully<br />
toned with variegated blue, pale yellow, and rose-orange<br />
patination over pleasingly reflective surfaces.<br />
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1177 1885-S 10 Cents. Good Details, Cleaned. A challenging<br />
low-mintage issue with a bold shield for grade<br />
level. Perfect for the date collector that has taken on<br />
the praise-worthy task of assembling a Seated dime<br />
set. Est. 200-300<br />
1178 Pair of Seated Dimes.<br />
1) 1875-S Mintmark Below Bow. Choice AU. Lustrous<br />
with the often weak reverse design and fields<br />
that show billowy purple-brown color.<br />
2) 1887-S. Uncirculated Details, Environmental<br />
Damage. Still very presentable with some apparent<br />
discoloration and microgranularity. [2]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1181 1897-O 10 Cents. VF. High-end for the grade level<br />
with gray coloration to both sides. A scarce and demanded<br />
coin at the present grade level. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1182 1912-D 10 Cents. PCGS MS62. Minimally abraded<br />
for the grade with a shallow layer of flat violet, pink<br />
and champagne patina and a further partial overlay of<br />
light speckled golden-olive color. Housed in a first<br />
generation PCGS holder. Est. 80-120<br />
1183 Pair of Uncirculated Barber Dimes.<br />
1) 1892. Boldly defined with soft pastel patination on<br />
both sides. Nearly Select in quality.<br />
2) 1911-D. Soft green, blue and yellow toning exists<br />
on both sides with an overlay of dappled tan patina.<br />
[2] Est. 100-150<br />
1184 Pair of 1916 Mercury Dimes - PCGS MS65 Full<br />
Bands. A stunning pair of nearly matched Gems with<br />
deep crimson and russet coloration and few marks.<br />
Both are housed in first generation PCGS holders. [2]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1185 Pair of 1916 Mercury Dimes - PCGS MS64 Full<br />
Bands. Nearly twins with crimson and russet patination<br />
around the edges of both side. An appealing pair.<br />
Both remain housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
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1192 1942/41 10 Cents. VF. Mark-free with attractive<br />
even-gray surfaces. An ideal circulated example of this<br />
overdate variety. Est. 200-400<br />
1186<br />
1186 1916-D 10 Cents. AG. Heavily worn, but problemfree<br />
for the grade. The key to the Mercury dime set<br />
with demand always seeming to surpass supply.<br />
(photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1187 1916-D 10 Cents. AG. An endlessly collected, albeit<br />
well-circulated key date issue. Est. 200-400<br />
1188 1918 10 Cents. PCGS MS63 Full Bands. Sharply<br />
defined in the centers with light golden patina over<br />
the surfaces. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. Est. 150-250<br />
1193 Quintet of Dimes.<br />
1) 1919-D. VF Details, Damaged.<br />
2) 1919-S. XF.<br />
3) 1919-S. Fine.<br />
4) 1921. VG Details, Scratched.<br />
5) 1949-S. Uncirculated. [5] Est. 60-80<br />
1194 1875 20 Cents. VF. A choice example for the grade<br />
with excellent detail retention and an attractive veil of<br />
original multicolored patina over both sides. A wonderful<br />
type example. Est. 200-400<br />
1195 1875-S 20 Cents. XF. Largely olive-gray in appearance<br />
with windows of lighter yellowish coloring. A<br />
pleasing example of this short-lived type.Est. 150-250<br />
1196 1875-S 20 Cents. VF. A pleasing, circulated odd-denomination<br />
type with reddish-tan and intermingled<br />
gold and green toning. Est. 150-250<br />
1189<br />
1189 1942/41 10 Cents. NGC AU50. A pleasingly defined<br />
and avidly collected variety with even gray coloration<br />
and no notable abrasions. (photo)<br />
Est. 700-900<br />
1190 1942/41 10 Cents. VF. The underdigit remains<br />
bold on this popular variety with some rainbow patina<br />
that sits at the highpoints of otherwise gray surfaces.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1191<br />
1191 1942/41 10 Cents. VF. A choice example for the<br />
grade with light gray surfaces and a bold underdigit.<br />
Avidly sought by collector’s for type and for set inclusion.<br />
(photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1197<br />
1197 1875-CC 20 Cents. VF. Deeply toned in a cornucopia<br />
of colors with several wisps of charcoal patina<br />
on the reverse. A significantly demanded Carson City<br />
issue from this short-lived denomination. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1198 1875-CC 20 Cents. Fine. A choice example for the<br />
grade with exceptionally smooth surfaces that showcase<br />
a circulated cameo appearance. Certain to be desired<br />
for type. Est. 200-400<br />
1199 1875-CC 20 Cents. VG Details, Environmental<br />
Damage. Mostly olive-brown with even wear on both<br />
sides and no major marks. Specks of darker color constitute<br />
the Environmental Damage moniker. Regardless<br />
of the environmental reaction, a sought<br />
denomination for type inclusion with the bonus of<br />
being from the legendary Carson City Mint.<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
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1200 Trio of 1875-CC 20 Cent Pieces.<br />
1) Fine Details, Damaged. Pleasing tone with added<br />
reeding.<br />
2) VG. Sporadic patina on both sides.<br />
3) Good Details, Cleaned - Damaged. Harshly<br />
cleaned with numerous surfaces marks. [3]<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1205<br />
1205 1828 25 Cents. PCGS XF40. B-1, R.1. Toning<br />
shadows the devices with original luster apparent in<br />
the fields. An incredibly popular type in higher midgrade<br />
levels and above. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
1201<br />
1201 1876 20 Cents. XF. The final year of this popular<br />
short-lived denomination with modest evidence of circulation<br />
of the highpoints and a pleasing mixture of<br />
toning on the surfaces. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1206 1837 25 Cents. VF. A pleasing circulated example<br />
of this desirable type with pastel accents on both sides.<br />
Est. 60-80<br />
1202 1876 20 Cents. AU Details, Cleaned. Lightly<br />
cleaned and now largely toned over with a pleasing<br />
overlay of peach-champagne patina. Well suited for<br />
album placement. Est. 150-250<br />
1203 1876 20 Cents. XF Details, Cleaned - Environmental<br />
Damage. Deep gray in appearance with flares<br />
of cobalt-blue, purple, and green color hugging the<br />
devices. A black streak that runs across the lower obverse<br />
surfaces accounts for the “details” moniker.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1207<br />
1207 1853/53 25 Cents. Fine. FS-301. The surfaces of<br />
this scarcely offered No Arrows type present quite<br />
nicely for the grade with a rose-tan finish and no major<br />
surface-impeding marks. A major variety with a bold<br />
southern repunching of the 3 in the date. (photo)<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1208 1853 Arrows and Rays 25 Cents. XF. A popular<br />
one-year type example with some speckled toning on<br />
the obverse. Est. 100-150<br />
1204<br />
1204 1805 25 Cents. Good. B-4, R.3. An attractive problem-free<br />
specimen with even wear and soft gray color<br />
on both sides. An affordable example of this Draped<br />
Bust type. (photo) Est. 300-400<br />
1209 Quintet of 1853 Arrows and Rays Seated Quarters.<br />
Of the group, four are Philadelphia Mint specimens<br />
with one being from New Orleans. The nicest of<br />
the bunch is a P-Mint representative with AU details,<br />
that has been lightly cleaned and has since retoned to<br />
a champagne color. A short-lived and heavily demanded<br />
type for its beautiful design. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[5] Est. 150-250<br />
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1214 1877-CC 25 Cents. XF. Mostly white with light purple<br />
pastel blushes. One of the more available dates of<br />
this denomination from the highly collectible Carson<br />
City Mint. Est. 100-150<br />
1210<br />
1210 1864-S 25 Cents. Fine. A seldom-available San Francisco<br />
Mint issue with even, honest wear on both sides<br />
and no marks of significance. Mostly gray with some<br />
darker tone around the edges. A choice example for<br />
the grade and from a very low mintage of only 20,000<br />
coins. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
1215 1888-S 25 Cents. PCGS AU58. A faint touch of<br />
highpoint friction defines the grade with an enchanting<br />
landscape of toning on both sides and apparent<br />
underlying flash. A delightful collector coin.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1216 Quintet of Seated Quarters.<br />
1) 1857. XF Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) 1858. XF.<br />
3) 1861. XF.<br />
4) 1862. VF.<br />
5) 1875-S. VF. [5] Est. 200-400<br />
1217 1901-O 25 Cents. VF. A better date in a collectorfriendly<br />
condition that is surprisingly scarce in midlevel<br />
circulated grades. Est. 150-250<br />
1218 1902 25 Cents. Choice AU. Essentially fully detailed<br />
with glowing luster showing through intermittent<br />
tone. Est. 150-250<br />
1211<br />
1211 1866 Motto 25 Cents. XF. A much better date from<br />
a minute mintage of only 16,800 coins with glossy<br />
gray-brown toning over moderately circulated, yet<br />
nicely detailed surfaces. Worthy of an accomplished<br />
Seated quarter set. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
1212 Pair of 1873 Arrows Seated Quarters.<br />
1) VF. Nicely toned and choice for the grade.<br />
2) VF Details, Cleaned. Toned with underlying hairlines.<br />
[2] Est. 80-120<br />
1219 1903 25 Cents. AU. Much luster remains with light<br />
high-point friction. Est. 100-150<br />
1220 1903-S 25 Cents. AU. Well struck with sharp detail<br />
throughout and shimmering luster in the fields. Soft<br />
pastel blushes on the obverse enhances the appearance<br />
of originality. Est. 150-250<br />
1221 1904-O 25 Cents. XF Nearly About Uncirculated<br />
with significant detail up to the highpoints and easily<br />
evident remaining luster. A scarcer New Orleans Mint<br />
representative. Est. 150-250<br />
1222 1909 25 Cents. PCGS MS62. Well struck with radiant<br />
luster and variegated brownish patina on the obverse<br />
and reverse. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. Est. 200-400<br />
1213<br />
1213 1877 25 Cents. PCGS MS65. Superb for the type<br />
and grade level with impeccable, fresh luster in the<br />
centers and golden color that circles the legends. Very<br />
few marks are apparent, but one die clash is worthy of<br />
note to the right of Liberty’s left arm. Housed in a<br />
first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,200-1,400<br />
1223<br />
1223 1909-S 25 Cents. PCGS MS63. Apparently lustrous,<br />
but masked in toning with an intriguing charcoal,<br />
fuchsia, and navy-blue mixture on the obverse<br />
and olive, gold, and royal-blue on the reverse. Housed<br />
in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
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1224 1917-D Type One 25 Cents. AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
Essentially tone-free and nicely detailed with well-disguised<br />
hairlines in the fields and brightening of the<br />
highpoints. Est. 150-250<br />
1230 Pair of Standing Liberty Quarters.<br />
1) 1917 Type One. Uncirculated Details, Environmental<br />
Damage. Typical matte finish with a touch of<br />
corrosion at Liberty’s feet.<br />
2) 1926. Uncirculated Details, Lightly Cleaned. Still<br />
fully lustrous with some hazy tone on both sides. [2]<br />
Est. 60-80<br />
1231 Trio of Uncirculated 1932 Washington Quarters.<br />
All nicely preserved threesome with varying gradients<br />
of pastel color from years of storage in paper envelopes.<br />
[3] Est. 40-60<br />
1225<br />
1225 1917 Type Two 25 Cents. PCGS MS64 Full<br />
Head. Sharply struck and lustrous with impressive<br />
russet coloration around portions of the edges - a very<br />
collectible item as such. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
1232<br />
1226<br />
1232 1801 50 Cents. VG. O-102, R.4. A wholesome example<br />
of this very scarce date with considerable, but<br />
even wear atop obverse and reverse surfaces. Iridescent<br />
tone sits in the fields and pleasingly accents the<br />
soft gray highpoints. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
1226 1917 Type Two 25 Cents. PCGS MS64. Maintaining<br />
an unquestionably premium eye appeal with<br />
vibrant luster in the centers and flashy russet-orange<br />
patina that enlivens much of the edges. Worthy of a<br />
premium bid. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1227 1917 Type Two 25 Cents. Full Head Uncirculated.<br />
Sharply struck with mostly white surfaces that<br />
have traces of color clinging to the central design and<br />
peripheral devices. Est. 100-150<br />
1228 1926-D 25 Cents. PCGS MS60. Fully lustrous with<br />
contact marks on both sides that define the grade.<br />
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1229 1929 25 Cents. PCGS AU58 Full Head. Delicate<br />
luster sits on both the obverse and reverse with a<br />
nearly imperceptible amount of friction on Liberty’s<br />
leg. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.<br />
Est. 60-80<br />
1233<br />
1233 1805 50 Cents. XF. O-110, R.4. A tougher die marriage<br />
of this early Draped Bust half dollar type with<br />
surfaces, that unlike many of its fellow survivors, show<br />
little loss of the highpoint detail with traces of original<br />
luster that cling to the protected devices. No eyedistracting<br />
marks are seen over either side, further<br />
elevating the desirability of the present specimen.<br />
Worthy of careful consideration from the collector by<br />
date or die marriage. (photo) Est. 600-800<br />
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1234 Trio of Bust Right Bust Half Dollars.<br />
1) 1803. O-103, R.3. Very Fine Details, Environmental<br />
Damage. Darkly toned.<br />
2) 1807. O-105, R.2. Good Details, Damaged. Attractive<br />
overall with several ancient digs.<br />
3) Fine Details, Damaged. O-108, R.3. Evidently<br />
cleaned and retoned at one time with a pock mark<br />
below Liberty’s chin. [3] Est. 400-600<br />
1235 Pair of Problem-Free Bust Half Dollars.<br />
1) 1811. Fine. O-104, R.1. Originally toned with a<br />
large die crack on the obverse that defined the die<br />
marriage.<br />
2) 1812. VF. O-107, R.1. A smooth example with<br />
pleasing detail. An interesting die clash is noted in the<br />
reverse fields. [2] Est. 200-300<br />
1236 1820 50 Cents. VF. O-105, R.3. Gray-brown with<br />
blended multicolor tone. A tiny edge knock is noted<br />
below the date for accuracy’s sake. Est. 80-120<br />
1237 1831 50 Cents. XF. O-109, R.1. Technically with<br />
AU details, but with a small edge knock that prevents<br />
us from assigning the designation. Still, market acceptable<br />
with a charming blanket of attractive toning.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1242<br />
1242 1863 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. An exquisite Civil<br />
War representative with the combination of few contact<br />
marks and knife-like rendering of the intended<br />
design elements. The luster varies by side, with the<br />
obverse luster being frosty and encircling the central<br />
devices and the reverse being slightly semi-prooflike as<br />
the result of considerable die polish lines. Interestingly,<br />
some die rust is present beneath the olive branch<br />
on the reverse, likely the result of a storage mishap and<br />
usage on a previous year’s coinage. A wonderful premium<br />
example and sure to be met with enthusiasm.<br />
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,800-2,200<br />
1238 1836 50 Cents. XF. O-123, R.3. A wonderfully original<br />
example of the type with patina that intensifies<br />
around the legends. Est. 80-120<br />
1239 Quartet of Reeded Edge Bust Half Dollars.<br />
1) 1837. Fine.<br />
2) 1837. VF. An edge knox on reverse at 10 o’clock<br />
may prevent problem-free certification.<br />
3) 1837. Fine Details, Scratched.<br />
4) 1839. VG Details, Environmental Damage. [4]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1240 Pair of No Motto Seated Half Dollars.<br />
1) 1840-O. XF. Pleasingly detailed with untoned obverse<br />
centers.<br />
2) 1848-O. VF. Antique toned with several obverse<br />
rim bruises. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
1241 Trio of With Arrows Seated Liberty Half Dollars.<br />
1) 1853 Arrows and Rays. VF Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) 1853 Arrows and Rays. Fine.<br />
3) 1854 Arrows. Uncirculated Details, Scratched. [3]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1243<br />
1243 1873 Arrows 50 Cents. NGC AU58. A collectible<br />
type representative with sharp details in the centers<br />
and peripheries, mild reflectivity in the fields, and attractive<br />
golden coloration on both sides. An absolute<br />
minimum of wear confirms the grade. A coin that is<br />
sure to see competitive bidding. (photo)<br />
Est. 500-700<br />
1244 Quintet of Barber Half Dollars.<br />
1) 1894-O. VG.<br />
2) 1897-O. Good.<br />
3) 1901-O. VG Details, Cleaned.<br />
4) 1912. VF.<br />
5) 1915. VG Details, Scratched. [5]<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
1245 1916-D 50 Cents. AU. A delightfully original first<br />
year of issue with glowing luster and light meandering<br />
tone on both sides. Est. 200-300<br />
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1246<br />
1246 1950 50 Cents. NGC PR67. Completely brilliant<br />
with problem-free mirrors and sharply defined devices.<br />
A scarce and desirable first-year Franklin proof that is<br />
typically found in lesser grades. (photo)<br />
Est. 900-1,100<br />
1247 1951 50 Cents. PCGS PR64 Cameo. Impeccable<br />
mirror depth is instantly identifiable with pleasing<br />
frost on the central devices and peripheral lettering.<br />
Housed in an older green PCGS holder.<br />
Est. 350-450<br />
1249<br />
1249 1798 1 Dollar. XF Details, Damaged. B-24, R.2. A<br />
sharply defined example of this early Heraldic Eagle<br />
half dollar with attractive gray-tan coloration over<br />
both sides that lightens at areas with heavier wear.<br />
One pock mark to the right of Liberty’s face and several<br />
short pinscratches on the reverse would prevent<br />
problem-free certification. Still, above-average for the<br />
type and an affordable way to obtain an example with<br />
most of Liberty’s hair detail remaining. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,800-2,200<br />
1248<br />
1248 1795 Two Leaves - Small Eagle 1 Dollar. XF Details,<br />
Cleaned - Damaged. B-1, R.1. 27.01gms. A<br />
boldly detailed example of this avidly collected “small<br />
eagle” type with mostly untoned surfaces that hold<br />
some hairlines and edges that show some apparent<br />
damage. Given the overall appearance, authenticity has<br />
been questioned - and PCGS agreed, offering a “No<br />
Decision” upon return. As such, this example will be<br />
sold as is, with no returns. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,000-3,000<br />
1250<br />
1250 1798 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Cleaned. B-8, R.2.<br />
Free of all but the slightest contact marks with an attractive<br />
veil of patina over both sides. Underlying<br />
brightness suggests a past cleaning, but given the high<br />
percentage of survivors that have seen at least this level<br />
of cleaning, mild offenders, such as the present, are<br />
often allowed to slide by at the grading services. As<br />
such, this borderline “market acceptable” example<br />
may or may not receive detail-free grading at the leading<br />
grading services. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
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1251<br />
1251 1798 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Cleaned. B-14, R.4.<br />
Toned with underlying glossiness as a result of an old<br />
cleaning. Few marks are noted, but several planchet<br />
striations (as-made) remain running through Liberty’s<br />
portrait. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
1253<br />
1253 1799 1 Dollar. ANACS XF40. B-23. R.4. A sharply<br />
detailed specimen of this easily identifiable die marriage,<br />
with eight stars to Liberty’s left and five to her<br />
right (usually 7X6). The surfaces are now toned<br />
throughout, with deep olive-gray on the obverse and<br />
lighter tan-gray on the reverse. Oil-slick blushes are<br />
evident on both sides. While some contact chatter is<br />
visible on the obverse, no individual marks are bothersome.<br />
(photo) Est. 2,500-3,000<br />
1252<br />
1252 1798 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Scratched. B-23, R.3.<br />
Numerous shades of gray traverse both the obverse<br />
and reverse with several ancient diagonal scratches in<br />
the reverse fields that now mostly blend into the wear.<br />
(photo) Est. 700-900<br />
1254<br />
1254 1799/8 1 Dollar. XF Details, Environmental<br />
Damage. B-1, R.3. Rich brown and olive patina blanket<br />
the surfaces with no significant marks and sharp<br />
design detail on Liberty’s hair and the reverse eagle’s<br />
breast. While the overall appeal remains attractive,<br />
some of the obverse peripheral tone is “too dark” and<br />
would likely result in a failure to make it into a problem-free<br />
holder. (photo) Est. 1,800-2,200<br />
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1255<br />
1255 1799 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Cleaned - Scratched.<br />
B-11, R.3. Pleasingly retoned with several short cuts<br />
on both sides - one in the field behind Liberty’s head<br />
and one within the stars on the reverse. An affordable<br />
example of this 18th century issue. (photo)<br />
Est. 600-800<br />
1257<br />
1257 1801 1 Dollar. VF Details, Environmental Damage.<br />
B-2, R.3. Mostly gray in the centers with sharp<br />
detail for the grade level. Dark graphite-gray color<br />
around portions of the obverse legends constitutes the<br />
Environmental Damage moniker. (photo)<br />
Est. 800-1,000<br />
1256<br />
1256 1800 1 Dollar. VF Details, Cleaned - Scratched.<br />
B-14, R.2. Several die flaws around the first 0 in the<br />
date define the variety with surfaces remain mostly untoned<br />
as a result of a past cleaning. Scratches are noted<br />
in the reverse centers. (photo) Est. 700-900<br />
1258<br />
1258 1843 1 Dollar. PCGS XF45. An impressive earlydate<br />
circulated example with olive-brown toning on<br />
both sides. A certain candidate for type set inclusion.<br />
(photo) Est. 400-600<br />
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1265 Sextet of Trade Dollars.<br />
1) 1877. AU Details, Scratched.<br />
2) 1877-S. VF Details, Environmental Damage.<br />
3) 1877-S VF Details, Damaged.<br />
4) 1877-S. Fine Details, Damaged.<br />
5-6) 1876. AU Details, Cleaned. Both are of questionable<br />
authenticity. Sold as is, no returns. [6]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1259<br />
1259 1860-O 1 Dollar. XF Details, Cleaned. Cleaned at<br />
one time, but since then nicely retoned with sharp surface<br />
detail and few marks. A truly historic issue that<br />
was struck just prior to the start of the Civil War that<br />
would result in the New Orleans Mint shifting over<br />
to Confederate control. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1266 1878 8TF 1 Dollar. NGC MS64. Untoned with<br />
fully prooflike obverse surfaces. A better variety.<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1267 Trio of Uncirculated 1878 - 8 Tailfeathers Morgan<br />
Dollars. An attractive threesome with two borderline<br />
Select examples. [3] Est. 200-300<br />
1268 Quintet of 1878 - 8 Tailfeathers Morgan Dollars.<br />
A slightly better date with detail ranging from AU to<br />
Uncirculated. Several examples have minor impairments.<br />
[5] Est. 200-300<br />
1269 1878 Weak 7/8 TF 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. An attractive<br />
representative of this collectible variety with<br />
golden-tinged rims and lustrous centers. Several luster<br />
grazes in the field to the left of Liberty’s eye preclude<br />
the Select moniker. Est. 80-120<br />
1270 Trio of 1878 7/8 Tailfeathers Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) Strong 7/8. Uncirculated Details, Lightly Cleaned.<br />
2) Strong 7/8. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
3) Weak 7/8. Uncirculated. [3] Est. 200-300<br />
1260<br />
1260 1864 1 Dollar. PCGS XF45. A slightly better Civil<br />
War date Seated dollar with sharp definition remaining<br />
and a pleasing landscape of toning. A choice coin<br />
with considerable retained originality. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,200-1,400<br />
1261 1871 1 Dollar. AU Details, Cleaned. Boldly executed<br />
with some hairlines set against semi-reflective<br />
mirrors. Est. 200-300<br />
1262 1871 1 Dollar. XF Details, Graffiti. Champagne,<br />
sherbert, and purple tone graces much of the surfaces<br />
with a cursive letter, that is difficult to see without<br />
dedicated observation, lightly worked into the right<br />
obverse field. Est. 200-400<br />
1263 1877-S Trade 1 Dollar. AU. Orange-peach and purple<br />
patina traverses both obverse and reverse with soft<br />
underlying flash. Est. 150-250<br />
1264 1878-S Trade 1 Dollar. XF. Rich earthen toning<br />
blankets both sides with no individually notable<br />
marks. Est. 150-250<br />
1271<br />
1271 1878-S 1 Dollar. ANACS MS66. Boldly struck with<br />
thick frosty luster and graces of toning around the<br />
edges of both sides. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
1272 1878-S 1 Dollar. NGC MS65. A slightly better<br />
Gem with white centers and tinges of vibrant toning<br />
around the peripheries. Housed in an older thick<br />
NGC holder. Est. 150-250<br />
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1273 1879-S 1 Dollar. ANACS MS65. Stunningly highend<br />
for the grade with semi-reflective mirrors that are<br />
set against pleasingly frosted devices. Worthy of a premium<br />
bid. Est. 150-250<br />
1281 Trio of Prooflike Uncirculated 1880-S Morgan<br />
Dollars.<br />
1) Gem Prooflike.<br />
2) Deep Mirror Prooflike Uncirculated.<br />
3) Prooflike Uncirculated. [3] Est. 200-300<br />
1282 Quartet of 1880-S Morgan Dollars. All retain Uncirculated<br />
detailing with varying degrees of cleaning of<br />
the surfaces. [4] Est. 100-150<br />
1283 Trio of AU Certified 1880-O Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) NGC AU55.<br />
2) SEGS AU55 Prooflike. VAM-5, Top 100.<br />
3) PCI (Green) AU53. [3] Est. 100-150<br />
1274<br />
1274 1879-S 1 Dollar. PCI (Green) MS65. Tone-free on<br />
the obverse with pleasing blue, gold, and crimson endof-roll<br />
toning on the reverse. Accurately graded.<br />
(photo) Est. 150-250<br />
1275 1879-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS64. Minimally marked<br />
for the grade and attractively toned with an assortment<br />
of blue, orange, and crimson-purple patina atop<br />
the over surfaces. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. Est. 100-150<br />
1276 Quartet of MS64 Certified 1879-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) PCGS. White.<br />
2) NGC. Semi-prooflike on the obverse.<br />
3) NGC. Heavily toned in multicolor tones.<br />
4) ANACS. [4] Est. 200-300<br />
1284 1880-CC 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Essentially white<br />
with light contact marks that define the grade. A<br />
strike-through (as-made) is visible near star two on<br />
the obverse. A better CC-Mint issue. Est. 300-400<br />
1285 Trio of Certified 1881-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) NGC MS64 Prooflike.<br />
2) PCGS MS64. First generation PCGS holder.<br />
3) PCGS MS64. [3] Est. 200-300<br />
1286 Quintet of Nice Uncirculated 1881-S Morgan<br />
Dollars. An desirable grouping with examples that<br />
range from Select to Gem in quality. One is also nicely<br />
toned. Sold as is, no returns. [5] Est. 250-350<br />
1287 1881-O 1 Dollar. PCGS MS64. Light patina adorns<br />
portions of the surfaces with an attractive sandblast<br />
appearance to the luster. Housed in an older green<br />
PCGS holder. Est. 100-150<br />
1277 Pair of Certified 1879-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) ANA MS63 Prooflike. Moderately reflective with<br />
attractive rim tone on both sides.<br />
2) NGC MS63. Tone-free with attractively reflective<br />
obverse fields. [2] Est. 80-120<br />
1278 1879-CC 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Cleaned. A frequently-sought<br />
date with champagne color atop oncecleaned<br />
surfaces. Est. 80-120<br />
1279 Pair of 1880-S Morgan Dollars - NGC MS65.<br />
1) Bright yellow and orange color enhances the obverse<br />
fields.<br />
2) Frosty with radiant luster. [2]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1280 Pair of 1880-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) NGC MS64. Brilliant with few marks.<br />
2) PCI (Green) MS64. Semi-prooflike and tone-free<br />
with few marks. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
1288<br />
1288 1881-CC 1 Dollar. Prooflike Select Uncirculated.<br />
Eye appealing with delightful reflectivity in the fields<br />
and cameo-like contrast between the fields and devices.<br />
A choice dollar with a soft ring of golden color<br />
around the edges. * At time of catalog production,<br />
coin was at certification company - will be sold graded<br />
* (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
1289 Pair of Uncirculated 1882-CC Morgan Dollars. A<br />
pleasing pair with light tone of each. [2]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
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1290 Pair of 1883-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) AU. Remaining luster clings to the protected areas.<br />
2) Choice AU Details, Cleaned. Nearly fully detailed<br />
with muted luster. [2] Est. 150-250<br />
1291 Quartet of 1884 Morgan Dollars.<br />
1-3) Uncirculated.<br />
4) Uncirculated Details, Cleaned. [4] Est. 150-250<br />
1292 Trio of About Uncirculated 1884-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) Choice AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
3) AU Details, Cleaned. [3] Est. 200-400<br />
1293 1884-S 1 Dollar. AU. Nearly fully lustrous with light<br />
friction on Liberty’s hair curls. Est. 150-250<br />
1294 1884-O/O 1 Dollar. NGC MS65. VAM-7A, R.5.<br />
The surfaces remain boldly lustrous with apricot color<br />
on the obverse and a tone-free reverse. While unattributed<br />
on the NGC holder, magnification reveals the<br />
tell-tale signs of doubled O variety with some die rust<br />
near the ED in UNITED. Est. 100-150<br />
1295 Quintet of 1884-O Morgan Dollars. All remain<br />
fully detailed with several slightly impaired examples<br />
within. Sold as is, no returns. [5] Est. 150-250<br />
1296 Pair of Select 1884-CC Morgan Dollars. Both remain<br />
essentially brilliant. [2] Est. 200-300<br />
1298<br />
1298 1885-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS64. A better-date with<br />
flashly luster and few marks on the obverse and reverse.<br />
Housed in an older green PCGS holder.<br />
(photo) Est. 400-600<br />
1299 1885-S 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. A better date S-<br />
Mint issue with mostly brilliant surfaces. Nearly Select<br />
in quality with a few flyspeck marks on Liberty’s cheek<br />
that may prevent the grade level. Est. 150-250<br />
1300 Trio of 1885-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) Choice AU Details, Tooling. 3) AU Details, Damaged.<br />
[3] Est. 250-350<br />
1301 1885-O 1 Dollar. PCI (Green) MS63 Deep Mirror<br />
Prooflike. Deep watery mirrors are evident on both<br />
sides with white surfaces throughout. At the time, PCI<br />
also classified the coin as PQ and 90% white. Today,<br />
the assigned grade seems correct as marks on Liberty’s<br />
cheek would prevent the MS64 grade.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1297<br />
1297 1885 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated. A premium and<br />
classically toned Morgan with the ideal color transition<br />
that blankets the obverse with a partially toned<br />
reverse. * At time of catalog production, coin was at<br />
certification company - will be sold graded * (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1302<br />
1302 1885-CC 1 Dollar. Near-Gem Uncirculated. A<br />
low-mintage better Carson City issue with frosty untoned<br />
surfaces. A heavily demanded date, especially at<br />
this nicely preserved level. * At time of catalog production,<br />
coin was at certification company - will be<br />
sold graded * (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
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1303 Trio of Uncirculated 1886 Morgan Dollars. A brilliant<br />
group with the nicest of the bunch being Select.<br />
[3] Est. 100-150<br />
1304 1886-S 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Intricately defined<br />
throughout with effulgent luster and untoned centers.<br />
Several slide marks on Liberty’s cheek are evident and<br />
would likely limited this piece to the MS62 grade.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1312 Quintet of Uncirculated 1891 Morgan Dollars. All<br />
are low-end circulated examples with moderate<br />
amounts of marks atop mostly untoned surfaces. Sold<br />
as is, no returns. [5] Est. 200-300<br />
1313 Trio of Uncirculated 1891-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) PCI (Green) MS62PQ. Semi-prooflike.<br />
2-3) Uncirculated. [3] Est. 150-250<br />
1305 Quartet of Uncirculated 1887 Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) Select Uncirculated.<br />
2-4) Uncirculated. All remain essentially brilliant. [4]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1306 Septet of 1887-S Morgan Dollars. All examples<br />
hover around the Uncirculated grade with several<br />
specimens having been hairlined from past cleaning.<br />
[7] Est. 300-500<br />
1307 1888-S 1 Dollar. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned. A<br />
better San Francisco date at all grade levels with the<br />
present maintaining ample luster with a mixture of<br />
light hairlines that are evident when rotated beneath<br />
a light. Est. 100-150<br />
1308 Pair of 1889-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) Uncirculated. Moderately marked, but meeting the<br />
qualification of a low-end uncirculated example.<br />
2) AU. Lustrous with considerable scruffiness on Liberty’s<br />
cheek. [2] Est. 150-250<br />
1309 1890-S 1 Dollar. PCI (Gold) MS63 Prooflike. Decidedly<br />
prooflike with stark contract between the<br />
frosted centers and mirrored fields. While the grade is<br />
perhaps ambitious by a point, the prooflike quality is<br />
indisputable. Est. 100-150<br />
1310 Trio of Uncirculated 1890-S Morgan Dollars. All<br />
three border the Select tier with one displaying semiprooflike<br />
surfaces. [3] Est. 100-150<br />
1314<br />
1314 1891-CC 1 Dollar. Near-Gem Uncirculated. VAM<br />
-3, Spitting Eagle. Very lightly marked with impeccable<br />
frostly luster and traces of burnt-orange coloration<br />
around portions of the edges. * At time of catalog<br />
production, coin was at certification company - will<br />
be sold graded * (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
1315 1891-CC 1 Dollar. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
Still quite flashy with light hairlines in the obverse<br />
fields. Est. 150-250<br />
1316 Pair of 1891-CC Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) AU. VAM-3, Spitting Eagle. Prooflike reflectivity<br />
exists in the protected areas.<br />
2) AU Details, Cleaned. Bright from a past cleaning.<br />
[2] Est. 200-300<br />
1317 Pair of 1892-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) VF. [2] Est. 150-250<br />
1318 1892-S 1 Dollar. NGC XF Details, Improperly<br />
Cleaned. A deeply toned better date with moderate<br />
wear on the highpoints. Badly in need of a new holder,<br />
as its present one is cloudly as a result of significant<br />
scratches. Est. 100-150<br />
1311<br />
1311 1890-CC 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. A better date Carson<br />
City issue with typical thick frost and light marks<br />
on Liberty’s cheek that preclude the Select level.<br />
(photo) Est. 300-400<br />
1319 1892-O 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Exceptionally frosty<br />
with considerable marks on the obverse that limit the<br />
grade. Est. 80-120<br />
1320 Quintet of 1892-O Morgan Dollars. Grades range<br />
from VF to AU with numerous problem examples of<br />
note. A slightly better date. Sold as is, no returns. [5]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
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1327 1894-S 1 Dollar. ANACS AU53. Lightly yellow<br />
toned with pleasing luster and few marks for the grade<br />
level. A considerably better date at AU and higher<br />
grades. Est. 200-300<br />
1328 Pair of 1894-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) AU Details, Cleaned. [2] Est. 200-300<br />
1321<br />
1321 1892-CC 1 Dollar. Near-Gem Uncirculated. Essentially<br />
Gem in appearance with an intricately detailed<br />
strike, flashy luster, and an exceptionally clean<br />
obverse. Several contact marks on the reverse likely<br />
preclude a finer grade. Deserving close inspection, and<br />
worthy of a high-end set. * At time of catalog production,<br />
coin was at certification company - will be<br />
sold graded * (photo) Est. 1,500-2,000<br />
1322 1893 1 Dollar. AU. Tone-free with light softening<br />
of the highpoint and a delightful retention of luster. A<br />
better date at all grade levels. Est. 200-300<br />
1329 1894-O 1 Dollar. PCI (Green) AU58. Wear is imperceptible<br />
with light splotchy brown patina on both<br />
sides. Housed in an older green PCI holder and seemingly<br />
accurately graded. Est. 150-250<br />
1330 1894-O 1 Dollar. Choice AU. Untoned and fully<br />
lustrous with a slightly hint of friction on the highpoints.<br />
Possibly certifiable at a low-end mint state<br />
grade. Est. 150-250<br />
1331 Quartet of 1894-O Morgan Dollars.<br />
1-2) AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
3-4) AU Details, Environmental Damage. [4]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1323 1893 1 Dollar. AU. Briefly in and out of circulation<br />
with luster that hugs the devices and no significant<br />
abrasions. Est. 200-300<br />
1324 Trio of 1893 Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
3) XF Details, Plated. [3] Est. 500-700<br />
1325 Pair of 1893-O Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) XF Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) VF Details, Cleaned. [2] Est. 400-600<br />
1332<br />
1332 1895-S 1 Dollar. VF Details, Cleaned. A much better<br />
date at all grade levels with hairlines evident in the<br />
fields and a small rim bruise near 6 o’clock on the reverse.<br />
Suitable as an album hole filler. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1326<br />
1326 1894-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS60 Prooflike. Intricately<br />
detailed and essentially tone-free with moderate<br />
reflectivity in the fields. A much better date and seldom<br />
seen with the accompanying prooflike designation.<br />
Light wispy marks, and several strike-throughs<br />
(as-made) limit the grade. (photo) Est. 500-700<br />
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1343 1899-S “Doubled Date” 1 Dollar. ANACS MS62.<br />
VAM-7, Top 100. Milky tone sits atop the obverse<br />
with lightly toning around the reverse edges. The 9s<br />
in the date both show some recutting. Est. 200-300<br />
1344 1899-O 1 Dollar. NGC MS65. Glowing luster encircles<br />
the devices with only light marks on the surfaces.<br />
A very attractive O-Mint representative.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1333<br />
1333 1895-O 1 Dollar. XF. Very attractive for the grade<br />
level with gray centers and a touch or golden tone on<br />
the rims. While typical of the grade level, several moderate<br />
marks are noted on Liberty’s cheek. * At time<br />
of catalog production, coin was at certification company<br />
- will be sold graded * (photo) Est. 300-400<br />
1334 1895-O 1 Dollar. Good Details, Cleaned. Heavily<br />
worn with evident hairlines in the fields. A much better<br />
date. Est. 100-150<br />
1335 Quintet of Uncirculated 1896 Morgan Dollars. A<br />
pleasing assortment with one attractively toned example<br />
and one with prooflike fields. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[5] Est. 200-300<br />
1336 1896-O $1. NGC AU55. An attractively lightly circulated<br />
example with no eye-distracting marks on the<br />
surfaces. Est. 100-150<br />
1337 1896-O 1 Dollar. AU. Nearly fully detailed with soft<br />
luster and light tone on both sides. Est. 100-150<br />
1338 Quartet of 1896-O Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
2-3) XF.<br />
4) XF Details, Scratched. [4] Est. 100-150<br />
1339 1897-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS63. Few contact marks<br />
are present for the grade with considerable reflectivity<br />
in the fields. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. Est. 100-150<br />
1340 1897-O 1 Dollar. NGC AU55. Faint friction on<br />
Liberty’s hair curles and the eagle’s breast defines the<br />
grade. Est. 80-120<br />
1341 Trio of 1898-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
2) Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
3) Choice AU Details, Cleaned. [3] Est. 150-250<br />
1345 1900-O 1 Dollar. ANACS MS65. A pleasing Gem<br />
representative with bright luster and touches of rainbow<br />
patina that clings to the edges. Est. 100-150<br />
1346 1902-S 1 Dollar. AU. White with ample luster in the<br />
fields and soft highpoint friction. Est. 150-250<br />
1347 Quintet of Uncirculated 1903 Morgan Dollars. A<br />
lovely selection of this late-date issue with all but one<br />
example remaining tone-free. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[5] Est. 200-300<br />
1348 Pair of 1903 Morgan Dollars - Certified MS64.<br />
1) PCGS. Housed in a first-generation PCGS holder.<br />
2) PCI (Green). Lightly toned around the edges with<br />
few marks. Accurately graded. [2] Est. 150-250<br />
1349 1903-O 1 Dollar. Fine. A better date at all grade levels<br />
with fairly uniform gray coloration in the centers<br />
and light golden tone around the edges.<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1350 1904-S 1 Dollar. XF. A sharply defined better-date<br />
issue with pleasing retained originality. Worthy of attention<br />
from the circulated set collector.<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1351 1904-O 1 Dollar. PCGS MS64. Minimally abraded<br />
with pleasing mirrors in the fields and contrast-free<br />
devices. Est. 100-150<br />
1352 Quartet of Uncirculated 1904-O Morgan Dollars.<br />
An attractive foursome of this 20th century Morgan<br />
dollar issue with all examples maintaining attractive<br />
luster. A single example merits the Select designation.<br />
[4] Est. 150-250<br />
1353 Quintet of 1921-D Morgan Dollars. A lustrous lot<br />
of examples with Uncirculated details. Several pieces<br />
are lightly impaired. Sold as is, no returns. [5]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1354 Trio of 1923 Peace Dollars. All three maintain at<br />
least AU detail with one having evidence of having<br />
been lightly polished in the past. [3] Est. 60-80<br />
1342 1898-O 1 Dollar. NGC MS65. A lovely Gem example<br />
with booming luster and few marks. An excellent<br />
example for type set inclusion. Est. 100-150<br />
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1355 1928 1 Dollar. Uncirculated Details, Scratched. A<br />
album-worthy key date specimen with pastel coloration<br />
on both sides and a set of long luster grazes<br />
that sit in the field to the left of Liberty.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1356 1928 1 Dollar. XF Details, Environmental Damage.<br />
A desirable key date with deep graphite coloration<br />
on both sides. Est. 350-450<br />
1357 1935-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS62. Intricately defined<br />
in the centers with shimmering luster in the fields. A<br />
single luster graze to the left of Liberty’s forehead<br />
likely prevented the near-Gem level. Housed in a first<br />
generation PCGS holder. Est. 150-250<br />
1362<br />
1362 1853 2.5 Dollars. PCGS MS63. A pleasing early<br />
date example of the type with a sharp strike and vivid<br />
luster. Essentially free of contact marks. (photo)<br />
Est. 600-800<br />
1363 1893 2.5 Dollars. Choice AU. Retaining bright<br />
golden color with essentially fully luster in the fields.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1358<br />
1358 1853 Gold 1 Dollar. PCGS MS63+. CAC approved.<br />
A clearly choice specimen for the grade and<br />
type with even honey-gold surfaces on both sides that<br />
have escaped anything but the most trivial ticks. Worthy<br />
of a premium bid. (photo) Est. 800-1,000<br />
1359 1888 Gold 1 Dollar. PCGS Genuine. Code 92 -<br />
Cleaned. Maintaining the appearance of a near-Gem<br />
with a couple small ticks interspersed on the obverse<br />
along with the addition of microscopic hairlines that<br />
primarily confine themselves to the left obverse field.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1364<br />
1364 1906 2.5 Dollars. Select Uncirculated. Well struck<br />
with effulgent luster and minor flyspeck marks that<br />
define the grade. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1365 1913 2.5 Dollars. AU Details, Polished. Bright<br />
from polishing and appropriate as a store of value in<br />
gold or use in jewelry. Est. 150-250<br />
1366 1932 10 Dollars. PCGS AU55. Set in vibrant canary-yellow<br />
gold with trivial wear and few noticeable<br />
contact marks. Est. 600-800<br />
1360<br />
1360 1889 Gold 1 Dollar. PCGS MS65. A delightful<br />
Type III Gem with crisp surface detail in the centers<br />
and legends as well as few marks on either side.<br />
Blushes of pumpkin-rose patina are also of note and<br />
boost the already outstanding eye appeal. (photo)<br />
Est. 1,400-1,600<br />
1361 1852 2.5 Dollars. XF. A pleasing early Quarter Eagle<br />
with copper patina around the legends.<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1367<br />
1367 1890-CC 20 Dollars. XF. Very choice for the grade<br />
with luster mixed into the fields and clinging to the<br />
devices. A popular later Carson City issue with much<br />
retained originality. (photo) Est. 2,000-2,500<br />
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1374 1936 Elgin 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. Sporadic yellow<br />
and blue tone adorns the surfaces with little evidence<br />
of contact marks. Slight incompleteness of strike<br />
might have contributed to the lack of a Gem designation.<br />
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1368<br />
1368 1893 Isabella 25 Cents. PCGS MS63. Sharply defined<br />
with pastel coloration in the centers that intensifies<br />
toward the edges. One of the most popular<br />
commemorative types. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1369 1900 Lafayette 1 Dollar. XF Details, Cleaned. Variegated<br />
toning covers both sides with underlying reflectivity<br />
that confirms previous cleaning. Still, a<br />
sought-after key in any grade and the only commemorative<br />
silver dollar in the classic series.<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1370 1919 Alabama “2x4” 50 Cents. AU. A low-mintage<br />
commemorative issue with essentially full luster in the<br />
fields and a touch of friction on the highpoints that<br />
define the grade. Very attractive for the grade.<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1375<br />
1375 1936 Gettysburg 50 Cents. PCGS MS65. Due to<br />
its Civil War theme, the Gettysburg commemorative is<br />
among the most sought in the entire series with demand<br />
at every grade level. The surfaces of the present<br />
are certainly above-average with the reverse shield,<br />
often full of marks, being relatively clean. Wispy pastel<br />
coloration rounds out the appeal. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1376 1918 Lincoln 50 Cents. PCGS MS63. A popular<br />
commemorative featuring the bust of one of our most<br />
transformative Presidents with soft toning on both<br />
sides and few grade-limiting ticks. Housed in a first<br />
generation PCGS holder. Est. 80-120<br />
1377 1936 Long Island 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. Aboveaverage<br />
luster enchants the eye with some light milky<br />
patina on both sides. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. Est. 60-80<br />
1371<br />
1371 1936 Albany 50 Cents. PCGS MS66. An impressive<br />
mark-free specimen with an overlay of speckled<br />
brown and iridescent multicolored patina. One of the<br />
more popular designs in the classic commemorative<br />
half dollar series. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
1372 1936 Albany 50 Cents. PCGS MS65. Obviously<br />
stored similarly to the previous lot with multicolored<br />
iridescence over both sides with a light brownish<br />
speckling. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1373 1936 Cleveland 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. Even<br />
golden color with very few marks for the grade. Decidedly<br />
premium quality. Housed in a first generation<br />
PCGS holder. Est. 60-80<br />
1378<br />
1378 1938 New Rochelle 50 Cents. PCGS MS65. Roseorange<br />
and yellow tinged with few marks and enchanting<br />
luster. (photo) Est. 200-400<br />
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1384 Grouping of 1883 Hawaiian Dimes. All are circulated<br />
with the typical detail ranging from Fine to Very<br />
Fine. Several problem examples are notes. Sold as is,<br />
no returns. [9] Est. 80-120<br />
1385 Grouping of 1883 Hawaiian Quarters. A collectible<br />
one-year type with most examples showing<br />
some form of cleaning and all examples showcasing<br />
some degree of circulation. [11] Est. 200-300<br />
1379<br />
1379 1936 Norfolk 50 Cents. PCGS MS67. An essentially<br />
pristine representative of this low-mintage issue<br />
with a soft blanket of lavender and gold toning over<br />
both the obverse and reverse. Seldom seen finer.<br />
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)<br />
Est. 600-800<br />
1380 1926 Oregon 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. Bright luster<br />
dominates the eye appeal with even golden patina<br />
on both sides. The first year of the avidly sought commemorative<br />
issue. Housed in a first generation PCGS<br />
holder. Est. 100-150<br />
1386 Hawaii. 1883 1/2 Dollar. XF Details, Cleaned -<br />
Mount Removed. KM-6. Affordable for the appearance<br />
with light hairlines on the surfaces and expert reworking<br />
of some of the lettering on the reverse after<br />
demounting. Est. 100-150<br />
1387 Trio of 1883 Hawaiian Half Dollars.<br />
1) AU Details, Scratched. Attractively toned.<br />
2-3) XF Details, Environmental Damage. Both show<br />
patches of charcoal toning. Sold as is, no returns. [3]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1381 1937 3-Coin Texas Commemorative Half Dollar<br />
Set.<br />
1) 1937. PCGS MS64.<br />
2) 1937-D. PCGS MS63.<br />
3) 1937-S. PCGS MS65. A nicely matched set with<br />
all examples having varying degrees of soft pastel coloration.<br />
[3] Est. 300-500<br />
1382 1937 Roanoke 50 Cents. PCGS MS65. A boldly<br />
hammered full strike is noteworthy with a blended<br />
mixture of champagne and yellow patina on both<br />
sides. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
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1388<br />
1388 1883 Hawaiian Dollar. AU Details, Cleaned. Once<br />
cleaned, but now attractively toned with reddish-orange<br />
color in the centers and a double crescent of<br />
multicolored patina over the obverse legends. (photo)<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1389 1883 Hawaiian Dollar. AU Details, Cleaned.<br />
Sharply detailed with reddish-orange and variegated<br />
multicolor patina on both sides. Est. 300-500<br />
1383<br />
1383 Hawaii. 1847 1 Cent. AU Details, Cleaned. KM-<br />
1b. Plain 4 - 15 berries. A popular and collectible type<br />
example with nearly full detail in the design. Scarce<br />
this fully detailed. (photo) Est. 400-600<br />
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1390<br />
1390 1883 Hawaiian Dollar. XF. A popular crown-sized<br />
issue with purple and peach coloration in the centers<br />
and a partial ring of rainbow patination around the<br />
obverse devices. (photo) Est. 300-500<br />
1391 Sextet of 1883 Hawaiian Dollars. Most examples<br />
show some form of cleaning with several having retoned<br />
nicely. Coin details range from VF to AU. A<br />
valuable grouping of this popular one-year Crown<br />
issue. Sold as is, no returns. [6] Est. 1,000-1,200<br />
1395<br />
1395 1880-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated. Semiprooflike<br />
with untoned surfaces and below average<br />
marks. A better date that remains housed in its original<br />
box with certificate. (photo) Est. 300-400<br />
1396 1880-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated.<br />
Bathed in thick, frosty luster with light luster grazes<br />
that define the grade. Housed in the original box with<br />
certificate. Est. 300-400<br />
HOARD SILVER DOLLARS<br />
1392 Pair of Uncirculated Redfield Hoard Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) 1878-S.<br />
2) 1880-S. A crack is noted on the front of the holder.<br />
[2] Est. 100-150<br />
1393 1878-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Nearly fully<br />
prooflike on both sides with light scattered marks that<br />
are mostly confined to the obverse. Housed in the<br />
original box with certificate. Est. 150-250<br />
1394 1880-CC GSA Reverse of 78 1 Dollar. Uncirculated.<br />
Frosty and white surfaces define the eye appeal<br />
with a nearly pristine reverse. A strike-through (asstruck)<br />
is visible at star two. Housed in the original<br />
box of issue with certificate. Est. 300-400<br />
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Impeccable Supurb Gem CSA Dollar<br />
1397<br />
1397 1881-CC GSA 1 Dollar. NGC MS67. A better-date Carson City issue from the storied Government<br />
Services Administration hoard that was released to the public during the Nixon administration.<br />
Most dates, including the 1881-CC, can be located with limited searching in lower mint state grades,<br />
but the scarcer dates often become difficult as premium Gems and, certainly as is the case of the present,<br />
truly rare and important at the Superb Gem level. As it is, the present dollar, in its original GSA<br />
holder, represents one of the very finest GSA dollars of any date remaining and is tied for the finest<br />
1881-CC graded by NGC (NGC is the only company that certifies GSA holders intact). The surfaces<br />
maintain thick nearly mark-free frost on both sides with the addition of a thin crescent of rainbow<br />
color on the reverse that ads to its personality. The strike is perfect. An important item not<br />
only as a coin, but also as a piece of Americana. Housed in its origianl box of issue with certificate<br />
of authenticity. An NGC grading band has been placed around the original GSA holder to preserve<br />
the original nature of this item and detect any future tampering. (photo) Est. 7,000-9,000<br />
1398 1881-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Lightly<br />
toned on the reverse with considerable marks in the<br />
centers that limit the grade. Housed in the original<br />
box with certificate. Est. 300-400<br />
1399 1881-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Untoned<br />
with considerable abrasions on Liberty’s cheek.<br />
Housed in the original box with certificate.<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1400 1882-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated. Untoned<br />
with light ticks on Liberty’s cheek and one<br />
larger contact mark within the lower reverse legends.<br />
Housed in the original box with certificate.<br />
Est. 100-150<br />
1401 1882-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Bright and<br />
lustrous with numerous marks on Liberty’s cheek that<br />
preclude the Select designation. Housed in the original<br />
box with certificate. Est. 100-150<br />
1402 Octet of Uncirculated GSA 1882-CC Morgan<br />
Dollars. A delightful lot with most example remaining<br />
fully brilliant with one example that merits the Select<br />
moniker. All remain housed in their original box<br />
with one missing its certificate. [8] Est. 800-1,000<br />
1403 Sextet of Uncirculated GSA 1883-CC Morgan<br />
Dollars. Mostly tone-free with several examples being<br />
lightly toned, including one with a light textile pattern<br />
from the original canvas bag. All except for one<br />
example retain the original box and certificate. [6]<br />
Est. 600-800<br />
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1404 1884-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated. Blazing<br />
luster adorns both sides with light grazes that define<br />
the grade. Housed in the original box with<br />
certificate. Est. 100-150<br />
1405 1884-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Mostly<br />
white with thick luster in the fields. Considerable contact<br />
marks in the fields are evident. Housed in the<br />
original box with certificate. Est. 100-150<br />
1406 Octet of Uncirculated GSA 1884-CC Morgan<br />
Dollars. A fantastic investor lot with two examples<br />
carrying light multicolor tone and all but one example<br />
remaining in its original box of issue. [8]<br />
Est. 900-1,100<br />
1411 Selection of Large Cents. A wide selection of dates<br />
is offered for this widely collected type with dates that<br />
include: 1802, 1807/6, 1828, 1838 (2), 1842 (2),<br />
1848, 1849 (2), 1850 (2), 1852, 1853, 1857 (2).<br />
Most examples have at least some minor issues, with<br />
the 1857-dated example being fully XF. A lot that<br />
should be viewed. Sold as is, no returns. [16]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1412 Large Grouping of Flying Eagle Cents. A wonderful<br />
assortment of this short-lived and heavily demanded<br />
type with a fairly even division between the<br />
1857 and 1858 date. The nicest of the bunch is a<br />
1857 in problem-free AU condition. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[83] Est. 500-700<br />
1413 Album of Flying Eagle and Indian Cents. Mostly<br />
circulated, but nearly complete with the following<br />
missing dates: 1856 FE, 1864 copper, 1864-L copper,<br />
1866, 1871, 1908-S, 1909-S. The 1877 is a nice<br />
VG. A set that is worthy of close inspection as grades<br />
vary widely. Sold as is, no returns. Est. 800-1,200<br />
1407<br />
1407 1885-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. A lowmintage<br />
and popular Carson City issue with fully brilliant<br />
surfaces. Housed in the original box with<br />
certificate. (photo) Est. 400-500<br />
LARGE LOTS — SINGLE TYPE<br />
1408 Grouping of Draped Bust Half Cents.<br />
1-8) 1804. Several easily identifiable die marriages are<br />
observed. Numerous examples show problems such<br />
as cleaning or corrosion.<br />
9) 1808. Cleaned with some corrosion on both sides.<br />
[9] Est. 200-300<br />
1409 Grouping of Classic Head Half Cents. The following<br />
dates are included: 1809, 1809/6, 1810, 1825<br />
(3), 1826 (2), 1828 (7), 1829, 1832, 1833 (2), 1834<br />
(2), 1835 (4). Many dates have minor afflictions,<br />
however, most maintain pleasing details. An impeccable<br />
opportunity to fill album holes in a burgeoning<br />
set. Sold as is, no returns. [25] Est. 300-500<br />
1410 Grouping of Braided Hair Half Cents. An desirable<br />
assortment of later-date half cents with the following<br />
dates: 1849 (2), 1850, 1851 (2), 1853 (5),<br />
1854, 1855 (3). While numerous examples were<br />
cleaned at one time, several were not, as is illustrated<br />
by an attractive 1853-dated example in AU condition<br />
with minor edge bruises. Sold as is, no returns. [14]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1414 Assortment of Flying Eagle and Indian Cents. A<br />
pleasing starter set, largely arranged by date with the<br />
highlight being an 1858 “Large Letters” Flying Eagle<br />
cent with AU details that has been lightly cleaned.<br />
Other notables include an 1862 Indian Head cent<br />
with strong VF detail as well as several later-date examples<br />
in AU to Uncirculated condition. Sold as is,<br />
no returns. [139] Est. 150-250<br />
1415 Collection of Indian Cents. A stunning grouping of<br />
cents with nearly all dates from the 1850s through the<br />
1900s present. Grades vary widely, but many of the<br />
later dates (1880-1909) exist in Uncirculated condition.<br />
Worthy of close inspection as this lot with certainly<br />
yield incredible value. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Est. 1,500-2,000<br />
1416 Partial Roll of Uncirculated 1909 VDB Lincoln<br />
Cents. A nice selection with most examples displaying<br />
red-brown coloration. Several Gems should exist<br />
within. [42] Est. 200-300<br />
1417 Album of 1909-1940-S Lincoln Cents. A pleasing,<br />
mostly problem-free circulated set that is only missing<br />
the 1909-S VDB and 1922 PLAIN. A great formation<br />
that won’t cost a fortune. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. Est. 500-700<br />
1418 Pair of Lincoln Cent Albums. Both albums run<br />
from 1909 through 1940-S and are nearly complete<br />
aside from the 1909-S VDB, 1914-D, and 1922<br />
PLAIN. One 1931-S is present with many of the early<br />
examples in both albums existing in mid-grade condition.<br />
Worthy of close inspection. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[2 Albums] Est. 400-600<br />
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1419 Grouping of Early Lincoln Cents. While missing<br />
the keys, the run is nearly complete by date and mint<br />
with many mid-grade to fully uncirculated examples.<br />
Several better dates such as the 1922-D and 1931-S<br />
exist within. Sold as is, no returns. [67]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1420 Collection of Two Cent Pieces. Nearly complete by<br />
date and type with better quality examples present.<br />
Some duplication is noted. Worthy of close inspection.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [25] Est. 400-600<br />
1421 Grouping of Mixed Date Three Cent Silver and<br />
Nickels. A delightful assortment of 72 - 3 cent nickels<br />
and 7 - 3 cent silver pieces. Most examples exist at<br />
the Fine to Very Fine grade level with the silver examples<br />
trending in lower grades than the nickels. Worthy<br />
of close inspection as a couple of better preserved<br />
examples exist within. Sold as is, no returns. [79]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1422 Grouping of Capped Bust Half Dimes. An exceptionally<br />
collectible selection of this tiny silver type with<br />
the following representative dates: 1829, 1830, 1831,<br />
1833 (2), 1834, 1835. Several nicer circulated examples<br />
are contained within, and as such, inspection is<br />
highly advised. Sold as is, no returns. [7]<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1423 Grouping of Seated Half Dimes. A wonderful sampling<br />
from this diverse and variety-laden type with representatives<br />
of the following dates: 1837 No Stars,<br />
1839, 1840 No Drapery, 1848, 1851-O, 1853 Arrows,<br />
1854 Arrows, 1855-O Arrows, 1857, 1857-O,<br />
1858, 1858-O, 1860, 1868-S, 1871 (2), 1872 (3),<br />
1873. Several nicer mid-grade examples exist within<br />
that make this lot particularly desirable. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. [20] Est. 400-600<br />
1424 Collection of Shield Nickels. A wonderful starter set<br />
that is nearly complete by date and variety, but missing<br />
all keys but the 1881. Viewing is highly advised as<br />
grades vary widely with some having minor problems.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [18] Est. 300-500<br />
1425 Grouping of NO CENTS Liberty Nickels. Numerous<br />
examples remain in nice Uncirculated condition<br />
with a couple briefly circulated examples are well<br />
as one that shows considerable hairlines. [10]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1426 Grouping of Liberty Nickels. A nice assortment of<br />
dates with all but a few showcasing some evidence of<br />
circulation. Included is one racketeer nickel. Sold as is,<br />
no returns. [19] Est. 100-150<br />
1427 Collection of Buffalo Nickels. A nearly complete<br />
album-housed set in varying condition with the only<br />
missing dates being the 1913-S Type 1, 1917-S,<br />
1920-S, 1925-D, and 1926-S. An ideal starter set to<br />
add and upgrade from. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1428 Grouping of Buffalo and Jefferson Nickels. The<br />
Buffalo nickels are dated: 1913-D Type 1, 1914-D,<br />
1920-S, 1931-S (5). The Jefferson nickel dates are:<br />
1938, 1938-D (7), 1939 (5), and 1942-D. The Buffalo<br />
nickels are all circulated while some of the Jefferson’s<br />
remain in Uncirculated condition. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. [22] Est. 80-120<br />
1429 Grouping of Capped Bust Dimes. A delightful circulated<br />
selection of this highly collectible type with<br />
the following dates represented: 1809, 1814, 1821<br />
(2), 1822, 1823, 1824, 1825, 1827, 1828 (2), 1831,<br />
1832 (2), 1833 (2), 1837 (3). As one would expect<br />
from issues of this period, problems such as cleaning<br />
and scratches are apparent on numerous examples.<br />
Several overdate varieties are also noted. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. [19] Est. 400-600<br />
1430 Grouping of Seated Dimes. A delightful offering beginning<br />
in 1837 and running through 1891. The average<br />
detail is around VF with representatives of the<br />
No Stars and Arrows sub-types included. A fantastic<br />
starter set and as such, worthy of close inspection.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [24] Est. 300-500<br />
1431 Run of Barber Dimes. A collectible run with dates<br />
that include: 1892, 1892-S, 1893-O, 1894, 1894-O<br />
(3), 1895 (2), 1895-S, 1899, 1899-S, 1901-S, 1905-<br />
O, 1905-S, 1911-S. All examples show some circulation<br />
with the average being around the VG grade,<br />
numerous having problems. Several better dates are<br />
noted. Deserving of a close look. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[16] Est. 200-300<br />
1432 Grouping of Uncirculated Mercury Dimes. A desirable<br />
grouping represented by the following dates:<br />
1916 (6), 1917 (4), 1926, and 1929. Numerous examples<br />
are Gem with several carrying attractive russet<br />
patina. [12] Est. 150-250<br />
1433 Grouping of Twenty Cent Pieces. An unusually<br />
large offering of this high-demand denomination with<br />
dates that include: 1875, 1875-S (11). Most examples<br />
show a combination of heavy circulation or problems<br />
such as cleaning or damage. A lot that should be<br />
viewed. Sold as is, no returns. [12] Est. 800-1,000<br />
1434 Grouping of Bust Quarters. Dates include: 1818<br />
(3), 1822 (2), 1824, 1825 (3), 1828. All examples<br />
show issues such as scratches, environmental damage,<br />
and cleaning. [10] Est. 400-600<br />
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1435 Grouping of Bust Quarters. A pleasing assortment<br />
of well circulated Bust type with the following dates<br />
represented: 1815, 1819, 1820, 1824, 1828. Cleaning<br />
is noted on several of the examples, but all cleaned<br />
examples have retoned. Sold as is, no returns. [5]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1436 Grouping of Small Size Capped Bust Quarters. A<br />
nearly complete date run of this short-lived sub-type<br />
with the following dates represented: 1831, 1832,<br />
1834, 1835, 1836, 1837 (2). Several cleaned examples<br />
are noted. Sold as is, no returns. [7]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1437 Selection of Seated Quarters. A pleasing early-date<br />
assortment from this decidedly collectible series with<br />
representatives of the following dates: 1843 (2), 1844,<br />
1847, 1851, 1854-O Arrows, 1855 Arrows, 1856,<br />
1872, 1873 Open 3, 1876. All examples show some<br />
level of circulation with several having observed issues.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [11] Est. 250-350<br />
1438 Selection of Barber Quarters. A collectible branch<br />
mint selection with dates that include: 1892-S, 1896-<br />
O, 1899-S, 1900-O, 1900-S, 1901-O, 1902-S, 1903-<br />
S, 1911-S. Numerous examples fall in the Fine to Very<br />
Fine grade with a single example reaching the Extremely<br />
Fine level. A great set starter. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. [9] Est. 200-400<br />
1439 Grouping of Standing Liberty Quarters. A popular<br />
20th century series comprised of the following<br />
dates: 1919 (2), 1920, 1921, 1924 (2), 1927-S (3),<br />
1930. Better dates include 1919, 1921, and 1927-S.<br />
Several problem coins are noted. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[10] Est. 200-300<br />
1440 Grouping of 1932-D Washington Quarters. An<br />
ideal lot for the dealer who intends to either massmarket<br />
key date quarters or fill Washington quarter<br />
albums to complete sets. Most grade VG to Fine with<br />
several examples having problems. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[18] Est. 700-900<br />
1441 Grouping of 1932-S Washington Quarters. A massive<br />
circulated selection of this key date that is wellsuited<br />
for dealer purchase. Grades range widely with<br />
numerous examples having issues. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[18] Est. 700-900<br />
1442 Grouping of Pre-1830s Bust Half Dollars. A<br />
grouping of earlier Bust halves with the following<br />
dates represented: 1807 Bust Left, 1808/7, 1811,<br />
1813, 1826 (2), and 1829 (2). All example have<br />
minor issues, but the finest of the group, an 1826-<br />
dated example, retains nearly Uncirculated details.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [8] Est. 400-600<br />
1443 Grouping of Problem-Free 1830s Bust Half<br />
Dollars.<br />
1-2) 1832. VF.<br />
3) 1834. VF.<br />
4) 1834. XF.<br />
5) 1835 Milled Edge. XF.<br />
6) 1836. VF. [6] Est. 500-700<br />
1444 Grouping of Bust Half Dollars with Problems. A<br />
collectible selection with the following dates represented:<br />
1822, 1823, 1830, 1831 (2), 1833, 1834,<br />
1835 (2), 1836 (3). Observed problems include environmental<br />
damage, scratches, and cleaning with surface<br />
detail that ranges from Fine to Extremely Fine.<br />
Several pieces have issues that are fairly trivial. A lot<br />
that should be viewed. Sold as is, no returns. [12]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1445 Grouping of Seated Half Dollars. A valuable assortment<br />
of mostly middle 19th century dates which<br />
include the following: 1857, 1857-O, 1858 (4),<br />
1859-O, 1860-S, 1871, 1891. Most dates have VF to<br />
XF details with all examples having at least minor<br />
problems. Sold as is, no returns. [10] Est. 250-450<br />
1446 Sextet of Walking Liberty and Franklin Half Dollars.<br />
A pleasing assortment of the following dates:<br />
1917, 1938-D, 1948, 1949 (2). Most of the lot value<br />
is present in a Choice AU 1917 and the two semi-key<br />
1938-Ds. Sold as is, no returns. [6] Est. 100-150<br />
1447 Proof Franklin Half Dollar Assortment. Most in<br />
individual round plastic capsules. Many hand-picked<br />
Gems. 1960(1); 1961(18); 1962(18); 1963(8). [52]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1448 Large Kennedy Half Dollar Assortment. Most in<br />
individual round plastic capsules. All Mint State or<br />
Proof, and most appear to be Choice or Gem.<br />
1965 Unc.(2); 1966 Unc.(4); 1967 Unc.(1); 1968<br />
Unc.(4); 1971-S Pr.(12); 1972-S Pr.(20); 1973-S<br />
Pr.(5); 1974-S Pr.(6); 1976-S Pr. Silver(4); 1976-S<br />
Pr. Clad(8); 1977-S Pr.(4); 1978-S Pr.(6);<br />
1979-S Pr.(18); 1980-S Pr.(24); 1981-S Pr.(26);<br />
1982-S Pr.(18); 1983-S Pr.(5); 1984-S Pr.(7); 1985-<br />
S Pr.(3); 1986-S Pr.(4); 1987-S Pr.(14); 1988-S<br />
Pr.(1); 1990-S Pr.(11); 1992-S Pr.(10); 1993-S<br />
Pr.(1); 1994-S Pr.(6); 2000-S Pr.(2); 2001-S Pr.(1);<br />
2003-S Pr.(1); 2004-S Pr.(2); 2005-S Pr.(2); 2006-S<br />
Pr.(2); [233] Est. 400-600<br />
1449 Group of Uncirculated 1878 - 7 Tailfeathers Morgan<br />
Dollars. A mostly brilliant selection with at least<br />
one Select representative. Sold as is, no returns. [9]<br />
Est. 400-500<br />
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1450 Group of 1878 - 7 Tailfeathers Morgan Dollars.<br />
Most examples show light circulation with several Uncirculated<br />
specimens that have minor accompanying<br />
issues. Sold as is, no returns. [9] Est. 300-400<br />
1451 Group of Uncirculated 1878-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
Several examples are toned with several other examples<br />
having semi-prooflike surfaces. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[13] Est. 400-600<br />
1452 Large Selection of 1878-S Morgan Dollars. A popular<br />
first year of issue selection that is certain to attract<br />
the historically-minded investor. Most examples grade<br />
Uncirculated with minor issues or About Uncirculated.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [25] Est. 600-800<br />
1453 Roll of Uncirculated 1879 Morgan Dollars. A collectible<br />
untoned roll of Morgan dollars with several<br />
Select specimens within. Ideal for the investor. [20]<br />
Est. 600-800<br />
1454 Grouping of 1879 Morgan Dollars. A mixture of<br />
About Uncirculated and Uncirculated examples with<br />
one example reaching the near-Gem level. Several examples<br />
have minor hairlines. Sold as is, no returns. [9]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1455 Grouping of Uncirculated 1879-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
An attractive, above-average selection with most<br />
examples showcasing either frosty effulgent luster or<br />
some degree of prooflikeness. Worthy of in-person inspection.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [14] Est. 400-600<br />
1456 Octet of 1879-S Morgan Dollars. Quality ranges<br />
from About Uncirculated to Uncirculated with a single<br />
specimen having deep mirror prooflike fields. Two<br />
“reverse of 1878” examples are also of note. A lot that<br />
should be inspected in person. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[8] Est. 200-300<br />
1457 Sextet of 1879-O Morgan Dollars. Mostly Uncirculated<br />
with a couple examples that could be called<br />
Choice AU. Sold as is, no returns. [6] Est. 250-350<br />
1458 Octet of 1880 Morgan Dollars.<br />
1-2) Uncirculated.<br />
3-6) Uncirculated Details, Cleaned. Several very light.<br />
7-8) AU. Sold as is, no returns. [8] Est. 200-300<br />
1459 Septet of Uncirculated 1880-S Morgan Dollars.<br />
An effulgent group with several lightly toned examples<br />
within. A single example would likely certify at the<br />
near-Gem level. Sold as is, no returns. [7]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1460 Grouping of 1880-O Morgan Dollars. Split fairly<br />
evenly between Uncirculated and About Uncirculated<br />
examples. Numerous examples in both tier have minor<br />
issues. Sold as is, no returns. [17] Est. 500-700<br />
1461 Grouping of 1881 Morgan Dollars. All but one example<br />
maintains Uncirculated details, with several example<br />
showing minor problems when closely<br />
inspected. Sold as is, no returns. [13] Est. 300-400<br />
1462 Grouping of 1881-S Morgan Dollars. A popular<br />
issue for type collectors as the date can often be characterized<br />
by its vibrant luster and strong strikes. The<br />
present coins are no different, with all examples retaining<br />
Uncirculated details. Several examples are accompanied<br />
by light hairlining. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[15] Est. 500-700<br />
1463 Grouping of Uncirculated 1881-O Morgan Dollars.<br />
An eye-appealing selection with several lightly<br />
toned examples within. Sold as is, no returns. Wellsuited<br />
for the investor. [10] Est. 300-400<br />
1464 Grouping of 1881-O Morgan Dollars. Most examples<br />
are Uncirculated with issues such as cleaning<br />
or retain About Uncirculated details. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[12] Est. 300-400<br />
1465 Grouping of 1882 Morgan Dollars. Most are of average<br />
Uncirculated quality, with several examples dipping<br />
into the AU grade. Several problem coins are also<br />
worth noting. Sold as is, no returns. [19]<br />
Est. 500-700<br />
1466 Roll of Uncirculated 1882-S Morgan Dollars. A<br />
better uncirculated roll with most of the specimens retaining<br />
attractive flash. Several near-Gems are observed.<br />
[20] Est. 600-800<br />
1467 Septet of Uncirculated 1882-S Morgan Dollars. A<br />
bright grouping with the nicest of the examples reaching<br />
the Select tier. [7] Est. 250-350<br />
1468 Sextet of Uncirculated 1882-O Morgan Dollars.<br />
All six are fully detailed with three having light rim<br />
toning. Nearly microscopic hairlines are noted on a<br />
few. Sold as is, no returns. [6] Est. 200-300<br />
1469 Octet of 1883-O Morgan Dollars. All examples<br />
maintain Uncirculated detail with several having<br />
minor impairments. Sold as is, no returns. [8]<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1470 Sextet of Uncirculated 1885 Morgan Dollars. An<br />
attractive pairing of this common date issue with one<br />
example being fully prooflike. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[6] Est. 200-300<br />
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1471 Grouping of 1889 Morgan Dollars. A nice date<br />
grouping with all examples retaining Uncirculated details<br />
- several however are accompanied by minor impairments.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [15] Est. 400-600<br />
1472 Octet of 1891-S Morgan Dollars. All examples remain<br />
fully detailed with several examples having been<br />
noticeably cleaned. A group that should be inspected.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [8] Est. 200-300<br />
1473 Grouping of 1892 Morgan Dollars. Mostly Uncirculated<br />
with a couple example dipping into the About<br />
Uncirculated level. Several minor issues are observed<br />
on a couple examples. A nice investment lot that is<br />
worthy of inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [13]<br />
Est. 400-500<br />
1474 Sextet of 1892 Morgan Dollars. A circulated selection<br />
of this slightly better 1890s date with detail<br />
grades ranging from XF to AU. All but one example<br />
shows easily identifiable evidence of a past cleaning.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [6] Est. 150-250<br />
1475 Sextet of 1897-O Morgan Dollars. A slightly better<br />
date issue with most examples showing light circulation<br />
that would merit About Uncirculated classification.<br />
One example with Uncirculated details and one<br />
with XF details is also noted. Several examples have<br />
minor problems. Sold as is, no returns. [6]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1476 Octet of Uncirculated 1899-O Morgan Dollars. A<br />
single toned example exists within with several Select<br />
specimens present. One example have been graded<br />
MS63 by SEGS. Sold as is, no returns. [8]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1477 Octet of Uncirculated 1902-O Morgan Dollars.<br />
All remain essentially untoned with several examples<br />
deserving the Select designation. Two examples remain<br />
in off-brand third party grading service holder.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [8] Est. 250-350<br />
1478 Grouping of 1903 Morgan Dollars. Most examples<br />
exhibit detail from the middle of the About Uncirculated<br />
tier through the Uncirculated level. Close inspection<br />
yields numerous cleaned examples. Sold as<br />
is, no returns. [15] Est. 400-600<br />
1479 Large Selection of Uncirculated 1921 Morgan<br />
Dollars. Well-suited for the investment-minded collector<br />
with several nicer Select and Near-Gem examples<br />
existing within. Sold as is, no returns. [25]<br />
Est. 700-900<br />
1480 Large Grouping of 1921 Morgan Dollars. The<br />
equivalent of two rolls with the majority of specimens<br />
classifying somewhere in the AU to Uncirculated tier.<br />
Numerous problem coins are observed. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. [40] Est. 900-1,100<br />
1481 Grouping of 1921-D Morgan Dollars. Details<br />
range from AU to Uncirculated, with many of the Uncirculated<br />
specimens displaying showing at least some<br />
evidence of a past cleaning. Sold as is, no returns. [13]<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1482 Sextet of Certified Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) 1882. ANACS MS60.<br />
2) 1882. ICG MS63.<br />
3) 1883-O. PCI (Gold) MS64.<br />
4) 1885. PCGS MS63.<br />
5) 1886. PCI (Green) MS63. VAM-3.<br />
6) 1921. PCGS MS64. [6] Est. 200-300<br />
1483 Quartet of Certified Morgan Dollars. 1) 1887. PCI<br />
(Green) MS64.<br />
2) 1887. PCGS MS63.<br />
3) 1887-O. PCI (Green) MS62.<br />
4) 1888. NGC MS63. [4] Est. 150-250<br />
1484 Selection of MS63 Certified Morgan Dollars.<br />
1-2) 1881-S. PCGS.<br />
3) 1898. NGC.<br />
4) 1900-O. PCGS.<br />
5) 1901-O. ICG.<br />
6) 1901-O. NGC. [6] Est. 250-350<br />
1485 Quartet of New Orleans Mint MS64 Certified<br />
Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) 1900-O. NGC.<br />
2) 1902-O. PCGS.<br />
3) 1902-O. NGC.<br />
4) 1904-O. NGC. Toned. [4] Est. 250-350<br />
1486 Pair of Carson City Morgan Dollars.<br />
1) 1878-CC. Prooflike Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
Sporadic light tone on the obverse with light hairlines.<br />
2) 1893-CC. VF Details, Cleaned. Harshly cleaned<br />
with muted surfaces. [2] Est. 350-450<br />
1487 Sextet of Morgan Dollars. Dates include: 1879-O,<br />
1880, 1880-O (2), 1885-O, and 1886. Except for<br />
one of the 1880-O examples, all others remain in lowend<br />
Uncirculated condition. [6] Est. 150-250<br />
1488 Group of Nicer Uncirculated Morgan Dollars. A<br />
wonderful assortment of dollars with all having characteristics<br />
that are above-average in one way or another.<br />
Numerous Near-Gems are present with other<br />
examples showcasing desirable aspects such attractive<br />
toning or prooflike surfaces. A lot that deserves inperson<br />
inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [16]<br />
Est. 500-700<br />
1489 Massive Selection of Morgan Dollars. Most coins<br />
exhibit About Uncirculated to Uncirculated details<br />
with a number of examples showing some sort of impairment.<br />
While mostly comprised of common date<br />
issues, a single 1899-S is noted as well as an 1885-O<br />
with prooflike surfaces. An ideal starter lot for the beginner<br />
endeavoring to assemble a set. [40]<br />
Est. 1,000-1,200<br />
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1490 Sextet of Morgan Dollars. All examples remain<br />
housed in their off-brand third party holders with details<br />
ranging from AU to Uncirculated. Most have<br />
been cleaned. Sold as is, no returns. [6]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1491 Partial Albums of Morgan Dollars. Dates include:<br />
1889-O, 1890, 1891, 1891-O, 1892, 1892-S, 1896,<br />
1896-O, 1878 8TF, 1878 7/8TF, 1878 7TF, 1878-<br />
S, 1879, 1880, 1881-O, 1881-S, 1882, 1883-S,<br />
1884-O, 1884-S, 1885, 1885-O, 1885-S, 1886. Approximately<br />
25% of the group is uncirculated. Sold as<br />
is, no returns. [24 coins / 2 albums] Est. 700-900<br />
1492 Large Lot of Morgan Dollars. A pleasing selection<br />
of dates with most examples tiering at the AU level.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [98] Est. 1,800-2,200<br />
1493 Morgan and Peace Dollar Group. Mixed dates and<br />
grades. Seven culls, five slabbed Uncs; and the rest are<br />
VF or Better. [40] Est. 750-1250<br />
1494 Large Selection of Uncirculated Dollars. 36 Morgan<br />
/ 1 Peace. Covering a large swath of dates with<br />
most examples holding numerous contact marks that<br />
would prevent the Select grade level. A lot that deserves<br />
inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [37]<br />
Est. 1,000-1,200<br />
1495 Grouping of Peace Dollars. A nice assortment of<br />
dates with 40 AU/Unc examples, 11 with XF details<br />
or problems, and a single 1921-dates examples with<br />
AU details, but apparent cleaning and dark toning.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [56] Est. 900-1,100<br />
1496 Grouping of Columbian Half Dollars. A massive<br />
grouping of 1892 and 1893 commemorative<br />
Columbian half dollars, most showing some degree of<br />
circulation with many having minor issues such as<br />
cleaning. Sold as is, no returns. [62] Est. 700-900<br />
1497 Quartet of Better Commemorative Issues.<br />
1) 1893 Isabella 25 Cents. XF. Some splotchy toning<br />
is evident on the obverse.<br />
2) 1900 Lafayette 1 Dollar. AU Details, Cleaned. Sporadic<br />
champagne toning on both sides with some hairlines.<br />
3) 1900 Lafayette 1 Dollar. XF Details. Cleaned.<br />
Somewhat more abrasive than the last with the addition<br />
of pastel tone.<br />
4) 1921 2X4 Missouri 50 Cents. Fine Details, Cleaned<br />
- Damaged. Some edge cuts with hairlines beneath the<br />
blanket of color. [4] Est. 300-500<br />
1498 Quartet of Commemorative Half Dollars.<br />
1) 1922 Grant. Uncirculated.<br />
2) 1924 Huguenot-Walloon. Uncirculated.<br />
3) 1920-D Pilgrim. Uncirculated.<br />
4) 1925 Stone Mountain. Uncirculated. [4]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1499 Grouping of Classic Commemorative Half Dollars.<br />
1) 1892 Columbian. Choice AU.<br />
1922 Grant. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
3) 1925 Lexington-Concord. Uncirculated.<br />
4) 1918 Lincoln. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
5) 1936 Long Island. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned<br />
- PVC.<br />
6) 1920 Maine. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
7) 1920 Maine. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
8) 1923-S Monroe. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned -<br />
PVC.<br />
9) 1925 Stone Mountain. Uncirculated Details,<br />
Cleaned.<br />
10) 1936 York. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned. [10]<br />
Est. 500-700<br />
1500 Massive Grouping of Classic Commemorative<br />
Half Dollars. Comprised of the following types: California,<br />
Columbian (6), Connecticut, Grant (2),<br />
Huguenot-Walloon (2), Long Island (6), Monroe<br />
Doctrine (2), Oregon Trail, Pilgrim (4), Sesquicentennial<br />
(3) and Stone Mountain (13). Many examples<br />
have problems. Sold as is, no returns. [41]<br />
Est. 800-1,000<br />
LARGE LOTS<br />
MIXED, MODERN & MISCELLANY<br />
1501 Assortment of U.S. Type. Most of the value is centered<br />
in 19th century type with representatives including<br />
a 1826 cent, 1853 with arrows half dime,<br />
1867 3-cent nickel, 1854 with arrows quarter, and a<br />
1836 half dollar. Four Morgan dollars as well as numerous<br />
other silver, nickel, and copper types are also<br />
included. Items are generally circulated, several showing<br />
minor problems. A lot that should be inspected.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. Est. 150-250<br />
1502 Group of Morgan Dollars and Facsimile 2010<br />
Buffalo Gold Coins.<br />
1) 1882-O. AU.<br />
2) 1885-O. Uncirculated Details, Scratched.<br />
3) 1886. Uncirculated.<br />
4) 1886. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
5) 1896. Uncirculated.<br />
6) 1896. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.<br />
7) 1898. Uncirculated.<br />
8) 1921 Morgan. Uncirculated.<br />
9-13) 2010 Buffalo Gold Copy. [13]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
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1503 Grouping of Silver Type. A valuable assortment that<br />
includes Barber quarters (3), Washington quarters (4),<br />
Walking Liberty half dollars (6), Morgan dollars (10),<br />
Peace dollars (2) and Eisenhower dollars (2). Three<br />
of the Morgans remain in Uncirculated condition.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [27] Est. 300-500<br />
1504 Remainder Lot of Primarily U.S. Coinage. Largely<br />
albums and rolls with over 500 rolled Buffalo nickels,<br />
32 wartime nickels, various other U.S. and world silver<br />
type, and considerable U.S. face value. Other odds<br />
and ends include various 20th century medal and<br />
token issues. In-person inspection is advised. Sold as<br />
is, no returns. Est. 100-150<br />
1505 Choice Assortment of Modern Proof Cents(11),<br />
Nickels(78) and Dimes(17). Most of the nickels are<br />
from the Westward Journey series. Most in individual<br />
round plastic capsules. [106] Est. 100-150<br />
1506 Large and Varied Proof. State Quarter Assortment,<br />
Mostly. The majority are in individual round<br />
plastic capsules. All Mint State or Pr., and most are<br />
Choice or Gem. Approximately 40% appear to be silver.<br />
Perhaps 10% are Pr. Washington Quarters 1964 or<br />
before, or later date Pr. Washington Quarters. Nice<br />
mix of dates and states. Should be seen. Sold as is, no<br />
returns.<br />
[500+] Est. 400-600<br />
1507 Group of 5-Piece State Quarter Collections in<br />
Original CSN & Kennedy Mint Packaging. 1999-<br />
2003. Each set contains five state quarters issued by a<br />
particular mint in a particular year. Includes Gold, Silver<br />
and Platinum plated sets as well. Some duplication.<br />
[66 sets of five]. Est. 75-125<br />
1508 Large Eisenhower Dollar Assortment. All in individual<br />
round plastic capsules. All Mint State or Pr.,<br />
and most appear to be Choice or Gem. 1971-S<br />
Unc.(4); 1971-S Pr.(15); 1972-S Unc.(2); 1972-S<br />
Pr.(3); 1973-S Unc.(1); 1974-S Unc.(4); 1974-S<br />
Pr.(8 silver / 2 nickel); 1976-S Pr.(1 silver / 3 nickel);<br />
1977-S Pr.(3); 1978-S Pr.(4).<br />
[50] Est. 400-600<br />
1509 Choice Assortment of Susan B. Anthony $1 Proof<br />
Coins. Most in individual round plastic capsules.<br />
1979-S Filled S(16); 1979-S Clear S(1); 1980-S(24);<br />
1981-S(22). [63] Est. 150-250<br />
1510 Choice Grouping of Sacagawea $1 Proof Coins.<br />
Most in individual round plastic capsules.<br />
2000-S(59); 2003-S(31); 2004-S(28); 2005-<br />
S(27);2006-S(4); 2007-S(6); 2008-S(5).[160]<br />
Est. 400-600<br />
1511 Choice Assortment of Presidential $1 Proof Coins.<br />
Most in individual round plastic capsules. Many handpicked<br />
Gems. All 2007-2008. Washington(12); J.<br />
Adams(16); Jefferson(12); Madison(12); Monroe(28);<br />
J. Q. Adams(28); Jackson(20); Van<br />
Buren(31). [159] Est. 200-300<br />
1512 United States Proof Set Assortment. [100]<br />
1968-S(1); 1969-S(1); 1971-S(1); 1972-S(1); 1976-<br />
S(1); 1977-S(1); 1978-S(1); 1979-S(1); 1980-S(1);<br />
1981-S(1); 1982-S(2); 1983-S(2); 1984-S(2); 1984-<br />
S Olympic Prestige Set(1); 1985-S(2); 1986-S(2);<br />
1987-S(4); 1987-S Prestige Set(2); 1988-S(2); 1990-<br />
S Prestige Set(2); 1989-S(3); 1990-S(2); 1991-S(1);<br />
1992-S(2); 1992-S Silver(1); 1993-S(2); 1993-S Silver<br />
(1); 1994-S(2); 1994S Silver (1); 1995-S(1);<br />
1995-S Silver (1); 1998-S(1); 1998-S Silver (1);<br />
1999-S 9-piece (3); 1999-S Silver(1); 1999-S Quarters(1);<br />
2000-S Quarters(2); 2000-S 10-piece(2);<br />
2001-S Quarters(1); 2001-S 10-piece(1); 2001-S Silver(2);<br />
2002-S Quarters(1); 2002-S Silver(1); 2003-<br />
S Silver(1); 2003-S Quarters(2); 2003-S 10-piece(1);<br />
2004-S Silver Quarters(1); 2004-S Quarters(2);<br />
2004-S 11-piece(1); 2005-S Quarters(4); 2005-S Silver<br />
Quarters(1); 2005-S 11-piece(1); 2005-S Silver(1);<br />
2006-S Quarters(1); 2006-S Silver<br />
Quarters(1); 2006-S 10-piece(1); 2006-S Silver(1);<br />
2007-S Presidential(4); 2007-S Silver(1); 2007-S<br />
Quarters(1); 2008-S Presidential(1); 2008-S Quarters(1);<br />
2008-S 14-piece(1); 2009-S Quarters(9);<br />
2009-S 18-piece(1); Assorted Presidential Proof Sets<br />
missing outer packaging(4). 2000-S Quarters missing<br />
outer packaging(2). Est. 600-900<br />
1513 Lot of Proof and Mint Sets. Most of the value sits<br />
on an assortment of silver-laden late 1950s and 1960s<br />
proof and mint sets with the addition of Special Mint<br />
Sets, 1970s proof and mint sets, and a single 1971<br />
Brown Box Ike dollar. Sold as is, no returns. [30]<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1514 Grouping of Mint and Proof Sets. Included are numerous<br />
Mint Sets (1987 [3], 1988 [2]), Proof Sets<br />
(1988 [2], 1992 Silver [2], 1999, 1999 Quarter Set,<br />
2002), and several Prestige Proof Sets (1986, 1992).<br />
Sold as is, no returns. [14 Sets] Est. 100-150<br />
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1515 Assortment of Modern Mint and Proof Sets.<br />
Mostly post-2000 issues with five silver quarter proof<br />
sets, eleven clad quarter proof sets, a single 2000-<br />
dated set of regular proof issues, a 1979 proof set, and<br />
a 1976 3-coin silver issue uncirculated set. Sold as is,<br />
no returns. Est. 100-150<br />
1516 A Dealer’s Lot of MS70 Modern Coinage. All certified<br />
by “SGS.” Lincoln Cents - various dates from<br />
1952 to 2008.(29); Nickels - various dates from<br />
1968-2008, a few Proofs included(74); Dimes -various<br />
dates from 1969-2007, a few Proofs included(44).<br />
Quarters - various State issues from<br />
1999-2009, many Proofs included. There are also<br />
about 20 non-state issues in the quarter selection(173);<br />
Half Dollars - various dates from 1968-<br />
2008. A few Proofs, and there are three Statue of<br />
Liberty halves as well(90). Dollars - An assortment of<br />
mostly Sacagawea dollars(17). Some duplication. Sold<br />
as is, no returns. [427] Est. 150-250<br />
1517 Modern US Commemorative Coin Selection. Most<br />
in round plastic capsules.<br />
50 Cent Statue of Liberty 1986-S Proof(13); Similar,<br />
1986-D Clad(2); 50 Cent 1994-P World Cup<br />
Proof(1); $1 1986-S Proof Statue of Liberty(3); $1<br />
1987-S Constitution Silver Proof(4). [23]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1518 Modern Commemorative Selection. All in original<br />
government packaging.<br />
1982-S GW Halves Proof(2); 1986-D Statue Halves<br />
Unc(3); Proof(2); 1986-S Statue Two Coin Set ($1<br />
& Half) Proofs; 1987-S Constitution $1 Proof; 1988<br />
Olympic Two Coin Set ($1 & $5) Proofs; 1988-S<br />
Olympic $1 Proof; 1990-P Eisenhower $1 Proof;<br />
1992 Columbus Two Coin Set ($1 and Half) Proof;<br />
1992-W Whitehouse $1 Proofs(12); 1992-S Olympic<br />
($1 & Half) Proof; 1995-P Special Olympics $1<br />
Proof; 1999- P Yellowstone $1 Proof; 2002-W Westpoint<br />
$1 Proof; 2004-P Edison $1 Proof; 2005-P<br />
Marshall $1 Proof; 2007-P Jamestown $1. [32]<br />
Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
1519 Large Grouping of Commemorative Issues.<br />
Largely comprised of Olympic issues from the early to<br />
mid-1990s with 38 silver dollars and 20 clad half dollar<br />
issue. Both business strike and proof examples are<br />
represented. All examples are separated from their<br />
original boxes, but all but one now-plated example remain<br />
in their original capsules. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
[58] Est. 700-900<br />
1520 Group of Modern Proof Commemorative Coins.<br />
Issues include: 1986 Liberty 50c, 1986 Liberty 50c<br />
and $1 set, 1987 Constitution $1, 1991 Mount Rushmore<br />
50c, 1993 James Madison 50c, and 1995 Civil<br />
War Battlefield $1. Sold as is, no returns. [7]<br />
Est. 80-120<br />
1521 1986 3-Coin Liberty Commemorative Proof Set.<br />
Included are the clad half dollar, silver dollar, and five<br />
dollar gold piece. A popular set that showcases three<br />
renderings of the Statue of Liberty. Included with the<br />
original box and Certificate of Authenticity.<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1522 1987 2-Coin Constitution Gold and Silver Commemorative<br />
Proof Set. A beautiful set which includes<br />
a silver dollar and five dollar gold piece. Both appear<br />
to remain in pristine condition. Included with the<br />
original box and Certificate of Authenticity.<br />
Est. 300-500<br />
1523 Assortment of Gold Olympic Commemorative Issues.<br />
All are 1990s issues with themes including running,<br />
the torch runner, the centennial anniversary of<br />
the modern olympics, the flag bearer, and the<br />
Olympic cauldron. Some duplication is seen with business<br />
strike and proof issues present. [10]<br />
Est. 2,750-3,250<br />
1524 NGC Certified MS-69 One Ounce Silver Eagle Selection.<br />
1986; 1987; 1989; 1991; 1992; 1993; 1995;<br />
2004; 2005; 2006; 2007 Early Release; 2008 Early<br />
Release. [12] Est. 300-500<br />
1525 Date Run of SGS Certified MS-69 One Ounce Silver<br />
Eagles. 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991;<br />
1992; 1993; 1994; 1995; 1996; 1997; 1998; 1999;<br />
2000; 2001; 2002; 2003; 2004; 2005; 2006; 2007;<br />
2008. Also included is an additional 2008, MS-70.<br />
[24] Est. 600-900<br />
1526 Assortment of Uncirculated One Ounce Silver Eagles<br />
in Littleton Packaging. 1991; 2001(9);<br />
2002(16); 2003(4); 2005(5). [35] Est. 750-1,250<br />
1527 50-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment. Various<br />
dates. Carefully selected for quality by the consignor.<br />
In tubes. Uncirculated., Est. 1,500-1750<br />
1528 A Second 50-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment.<br />
Various dates. Carefully selected for quality<br />
by the consignor. In tubes. Uncirculated.<br />
Est. 1,500-1,750<br />
1529 A Third 50-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment.<br />
Various dates. Carefully selected for quality by<br />
the consignor. Mostly In tubes. Others in capsules or<br />
2 x 2s. Uncirculated. Est. 1,500-1,750<br />
1530 A Fourth 50-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment.<br />
Various dates. Carefully selected for quality<br />
by the consignor. Mostly In tubes. Others in 2 x 2s.<br />
Uncirculated. Est. 1,500-1,750<br />
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1531 22-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment. Various<br />
dates. In 2 x 2s and other packaging. Uncirculated.<br />
Est. 500-750<br />
1532 Proof Silver American Eagle Assortment. 1989;<br />
1992; 1995; 2003; 2004; 2007. All in original government<br />
packages. 2004 & 2005 in 2 x 2s. [8]<br />
Est. 250-350<br />
1533 Investor Lot of Silver and Gold American Eagles.<br />
Silver examples include: 1987, proof 1991 (2), 1999<br />
and proof 1999 (2). Gold examples are of the 1/4<br />
ounce variety and dates include: proof 1990 and proof<br />
1991 (2). [9] Est. 1,100-1,300<br />
1534 MS70 1/10 Ounce Gold American Eagle Pair.<br />
2006 NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo; 2007 Early Release<br />
NGC MS70. [2] Est. 300-450<br />
1535<br />
1535 1986 50 Dollars - 1 Oz Gold American Eagle.<br />
Gem Proof A perfect example of this Roman Numeral<br />
dated Gold American Eagle. Housed in the<br />
original box of issue with Certificate of Authenticity.<br />
(photo) Est. 1,300-1,500<br />
1536 Remainder of Modern Type. Contents include a<br />
1934 and 1939 Washington quarter in Uncirculated<br />
condition, 2 - 1966 Special Mint Sets, 3 commemorative<br />
silver dollars, 2 clad commemorative half dollars,<br />
quantities of the once key 1950-D Jefferson<br />
nickels as well as Uncirculated 1955-S Lincoln cents.<br />
Sold as is, no returns. Est. 100-150<br />
1537 Remainder of U.S. and World Coinage and Miscellany.<br />
Largely comprised of Mint and Proof sets<br />
with the addition of several George Washington commemorative<br />
half dollars, a silver American Eagle, assorted<br />
U.S. and world type and fractional and obsolete<br />
currency. Also included are two souvenir spoon sets -<br />
one from the 1892-93 World’s Fair and the other<br />
from the 1901 Pan American Exposition. A lot that<br />
deserves inspection. Sold as is, no returns.<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1538 Mostly Modern Numismatic Potpourri. Washington<br />
Presidential $1 Uncirculated(125). Assorted modern<br />
US coins in original plastic cut from US Mint sets<br />
-$67 face value; 1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollars Unc.<br />
In Littleton plastic(21); 2000-D Sacagawea $1<br />
Unc.(24). Group of about 90 1999 & 2000 State<br />
Quarters Unc; Foreign coin accumulation in 2x2s. (2<br />
Pounds); About $25 face in mostly clad halves and<br />
dollars; $5 Harrah’s poker chips(4); A tube with circulated<br />
Liberty nickels, a few Mercury dimes and<br />
some Lincoln cents. A small quantity of mundane Lincoln<br />
cents in 2x2s. A few third tier certified modern<br />
coins and four silver half dollars. Est. 350-450<br />
1539 Remainder Lot of Odds and Ends. A curious lot including<br />
numerous packaged sets with coin and philatelic<br />
parallels, a relic item made from a melted Atocha<br />
bar, numerous silver jewelry pieces, as well as hundreds<br />
of dollars in now void phone cards. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. Est. 60-80<br />
1540 Miscellaneous Grouping of Coins, Medals,<br />
Stamps, Paper.<br />
1-11) Bicentennial First Day Covers, etc.<br />
12) Jackson Presidential $1 Unc.<br />
13) Meritorious Service Decoration in presentation<br />
box with bars, etc.<br />
14) 1971 Inauguration of the US Postal Service cover<br />
with sterling Silver Proof medal.<br />
15) 1976 $2 in First Day of Issue wallet.<br />
16) Thomas Jefferson Coinage and Currency Set.<br />
17) Eight Westward Journey nickels mounted on a<br />
sheet. [17] Est. 30-50<br />
1541 Remainder of U.S. Coins and Medals. A variance<br />
of type with circulated 20th century silver issues as<br />
well as several medallic bicentennial issues from various<br />
mints comprising the majority of type. Sold as is,<br />
no returns. [22] Est. 100-150<br />
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1542 Accumulation of Silver Coinage. Mostly modern silver<br />
issues with 90% face totaling $7.15 and 40% face<br />
totaling $2.5. Sold as is, no returns. Est. 100-150<br />
1543 One Ounce .999 Silver Round Assortment,<br />
Mostly. Seventeen assorted rounds including three<br />
colorized silver Eagles, twenty-two silver Canadian<br />
Maple Leafs and a 1976 $10 Canadian Olympic coin.<br />
[38] Est. 1,000-1,500<br />
1544 Pair of Giant Quarter Pound Pure Silver Proof<br />
Medals. 2000 $1 Sacagawea. 24K gold layered on to<br />
four Troy ounces of pure silver by Washington Mint;<br />
2001 Buffalo Nickel. Four Troy ounces of pure silver<br />
by Westminster Mint. Both in original packaging [2]<br />
Est. 200-300<br />
1545 Sextet of Silver Ingots. 8.4029ASW. One Engelhard,<br />
one Sharps Pixley and Co., and several unmarked<br />
Presidential and commemorative types. [6]<br />
Est. 150-250<br />
1548<br />
1548 1896 Bryan Dollar. XF. HK-786. A lightly handled<br />
So-called Dollar with a fascinating political tie-in to<br />
Presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan.<br />
(photo) Est. 100-150<br />
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1546 Pair of Encased 10 Cent Postage Stamps. 1) Burnett’s<br />
Standard Cooking Extracts. Fine Details, Broken<br />
Mica. EP-10. 2) John Gault. XF. EP-116. [2]<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1549<br />
1549 1900 Bryan Dollar. Uncirculated. HK-783. Nearly<br />
brilliant with a touch of rim tone. Much finer than is<br />
typically encountered for the type. (photo)<br />
Est. 200-400<br />
1547<br />
1547 1896 Bryan Dollar. Uncirculated. HK-780. By<br />
Gorham & Co. Scarce quality for the type with a layer<br />
of attractive toning, underlying prooflike surfaces and<br />
few contact marks. (photo) Est. 150-250<br />
1550 1900 Bryan Dollar. Choice AU. HK-783. A second,<br />
nearly identical specimen, with a nearly imperceptible<br />
amount of handling that drops it to the Choice AU<br />
level. Est. 200-400<br />
1551 Pair of Pedley-Ryan So-Called Dollars. 1) HK-824.<br />
AU Details, Cleaned. Lightly hairlined with yellowgray<br />
surfaces. 2) HK-825. Uncirculated. Soft pastel<br />
coloration touches both sides. [2] Est. 100-150<br />
1552 Intriguing Lot of Medals, Tokens, and Ephemera<br />
and Errors. An interesting lot with several So-Called<br />
Dollars, a Feuchtwanger cent, a Bashlow Confederate<br />
cent restrike, a “Hobo” nickel, a 1944 counterfeit<br />
“Henning” nickel, several off-center cents, a Franklin<br />
Roosevelt pre-election dinner admission plaque and<br />
many more items. Worthy of close inspection. Sold as<br />
is, no returns. Est. 200-400<br />
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1553 Quartet of Medallic Art Company Silver Medals.<br />
A lovely group of four large silver medals with the<br />
most popular being an issue struck to commemorate<br />
the addition of Alaska as the 49th state. Total silver<br />
weight is approximately 17 ounces. All remain housed<br />
in their original box. Sold as is, no returns. [4]<br />
Est. 300-400<br />
1554 Grouping of Medals, Tokens, and Miscellany.<br />
Largely modern with highlights being a 1oz silver<br />
round, a small amount of silver slag that is labeled as<br />
from the San Francisco Mint, an error medal with a<br />
full brockage from the 1909 Hudson-Fulton celebration,<br />
a low grade Connecticut copper, a Hard Times<br />
token, as well as several silver non-numismatic items.<br />
In-person inspection is recommended. Sold as is, no<br />
returns. Est. 80-120<br />
Coins of Scotland Books<br />
1555 The Coinage of Scotland, Illustrated from the cabinet<br />
of Thomas Coats, esq., of Ferguslie and other<br />
collections. by Burns, Edward -- Covers the coinage<br />
from David I AD 1124 to Anne AD 1707 -- Adams<br />
and Charles Black, Publishers. Book Condition: Very<br />
Good. 1887. 3 volumes. Large 4to. Three quarter<br />
crushed morocco over marbled boards. Endpapers<br />
marbled. Top edges gilt. Spines in six compartments,<br />
with raised bands, decorated in gilt. Vol. 1: xxiii, 365<br />
pp.; Vol. 2: xviii, 556 pp.; Vol. 3: vi pp. + 78 heliogravure<br />
plates with accompanying text. Rubbing to<br />
raised bands, edges of binding, corners, leather missing<br />
in spots. Overall a sound copy. EX.BIBLIO-<br />
THECA.G,F.ET.M.HILL bookplate inside board on<br />
all three volumes. Sir George Francis Hill was Director,<br />
British Museum, 1931-36. Est. 500-750<br />
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STAMPS<br />
13 January The Mizuhara Collection of Korean Stamps Hong Kong 13008<br />
13 January Fine Stamps and Covers of China and Hong Kong Hong Kong 13009<br />
23 January The award winning "Medina" collection of India Part I. London 13021<br />
23 January The award winning "Medina" collection of Ceylon London 13022<br />
24 January The "Lionheart"Collection of Great Britain and British Empire Specimen Stamps London 13010<br />
24 January The Collector's Series Sale London 13011<br />
19 February The Hutson Collection of New South Wales London 13023<br />
Early March The Collector's Series Sale Hong Kong CSS05<br />
March The Collector's Series Sale New York<br />
20 March The award winning "Medina" collection of Cape of Good Hope London 13024<br />
17 April The Collector's Series Sale London 13031<br />
15 May The award winning "Medina" collection of India Part II. London 13025<br />
5 June Specialised Great Britain sale London 13026<br />
10/11 July The Collector's Series Sale London 13027<br />
10 September The award winning "Medina" collection of India and States Part III. London 13028<br />
11 September The award winning "Medina" collection of Great Britain London 13029<br />
21 September Stamps and Covers of South East Asia Singapore 13030<br />
COINS<br />
11/12/13 January Banknotes, Bonds & Share Certificates and Coins of China, Hong Kong and other territories Hong Kong 13005<br />
15/16 January The Collector's Series Sale New York 315<br />
Early March The Collector's Series Sale Hong Kong CSS06<br />
27 March Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals London 13012<br />
22/23 May The Collector's Series Sale New York 316<br />
27 June Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals London 13013<br />
22 August Tibetan Coins from the Nick Rhodes Collection Hong Kong 13020<br />
28/29 August The Collector's Series Sale New York 317<br />
24 September North East Indian Coins from the Nick Rhodes Collection London 13019<br />
3 December Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals London 13015<br />
BANKNOTES<br />
11/12/13 January Banknotes, Bonds & Share Certificates and Coins of China, Hong Kong and other territories Hong Kong 13005<br />
15/16 January The Collector's Series Sale New York 315<br />
Early March The Collector's Series Sale Hong Kong CSS06<br />
9/10/11 April World Banknotes London 13004<br />
22/23 May The Collector's Series Sale New York 316<br />
28/29 August The Collector's Series Sale New York 317<br />
1/2 October World Banknotes London 13018<br />
MEDALS<br />
25 April Orders, Decoration, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 13001<br />
25 July Orders, Decoration, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 13002<br />
21 November Orders, Decoration, Campaign Medals & Militaria London 13003<br />
BONDS AND SHARES<br />
11/12/13 January Banknotes, Bonds & Share Certificates and Coins of China, Hong Kong and other territories Hong Kong 13005<br />
15/16 January The Collector's Series Sale New York 315<br />
Early March The Collector's Series Sale Hong Kong CSS06<br />
17 May Bonds and Share Certificates of the World London 13016<br />
22/23 May The Collector's Series Sale New York 316<br />
28/29 August The Collector's Series Sale New York 317<br />
28 November Bonds and Share Certificates of the World London 13017<br />
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15/16 January The Collector's Series Sale New York 315<br />
22/23 May The Collector's Series Sale New York 316<br />
28/29 August The Collector's Series Sale New York 317<br />
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Early March An Evening of Exceptional Wines Hong Kong SFW03<br />
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