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January 15-16, 2013 - New York, NY<br />
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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