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09/28/21 12:49:42 JULY 21 Online Auction Auction Opens: Thu, Jul 16 11:00pm ET Auction Closes: Tue, Jul 21 7:00pm ET Lot Title Lot Title 1 Vintage Miller Beer Keg, Aluminum in Fair 1010 1937 S Walking LIberty Half San Francisco Condition, 17" x 22"H Mint, Very Fine Condition 10 Beautiful Hillside Meadow Picture WIth Wood 1011 New Gorgeous Mystic Rainbow Heart Frame Ready For The Perfect Spot On Your Silvertone Necklace, Unique Sparkle, Wall, 17"H x 20"W Adjustable Approx. 18"L Chain, You Will Love 100 Antique Solid Wood Kitchen Cabinet, Very It! I Love Mine! Good Luck Bidding Sturdy, These Were Used Before Cabinets 1012 1924 P Peace Silver Dollar Were Built In, Two Drawers Measure 17 1/2"W 1013 Gorgeous Italian Sterling Silver 19" Rope Link x 16 1/2"D x 4"H, Two Doors For Bottom And Medium Weight Necklace Features Easy to Two Doors on Top, But Needs Hinges and Use, Lobster Claw Clasp, Very Good Condition Screws To Put On, 44"W x 17"D x 92"H, Nice Piece to Restore, Good Condition For Age 1014 Three IKE Dollar Coins, 1972, 1972, 1974 1000 America The Beautiful Limited Edition 5 Troy 1015 Beautiful Pink Stone 925 Pendant on Sterling Oz. .999 Fine Silver Collectible Round Chain? 22"L 1001 New Bear And Sun Pocket Knife, Made in 1016 1884 O Morgan Silver Dollar, Great Looking USA, 3 1/2" Folded, Two Blades, Very Nice! Coin 1002 Eight British One Penny- 1891, 1892, 1895, 1017 New Betsey Johnson Goldtone Warrior 1897, 1901, 1903, 1907, 1908, Good Condition Skeleton Necklace, 26"L 1003 Gorgeous Pair Of Sterling Silver Dangle Two 1018 1887 P Morgan Silver Dollar, BU Condition Section Earrings, Over 1 1/2"L Circle On Top 1019 1"Diam Goldtone Cameo Necklace With WIth Heart Connected On Bottom, Marked 925, Double Strand, Good Condition, Stone Not Hypoallergenic, Very Good Condition Plastic One, 41"L 1004 Three .999 Fine Silver 1 Troy Oz. Rounds 102 Metal Toastmaster Box Fan, Missing Knob But 1005 Darling Sterling Silver Heart Locket For Photos Works Good, Looks In Fair Condition, 20"Sq. on Adjustable 16" to 18 1/2" Sterling Silver 1020 Ten Walking Liberty 90% Silver Half Dollars Chain, Very Good Condition 1021 Very Unique Silver Frog 1"L On Glass Green 1006 1926 P Peace Silver Dollar Marble Pendant Marked BCI Silvertone Chain, 1007 New Betsey Johnson Goldtone Necklace With 32"L, Good Condition Two Interchangeable Charms, Gun and 1022 (37) 1945 D Lincoln Copper Wheat Cents Motorcycle, Two Necklaces in One, Or Wear 1023 New Gold Plated Jewelry Set, Gorgeous, But Together, So Cool! 26"L Beautiful Stone Colors, 20"L Lobster Claw 1008 1929 P Standing Liberty Quarter, Full Shield Clasp, Matching Earrings Rim, Has Been Chem Cleaned, 90% Silver 1024 (7) Error Pennies, 1943? Mint Mark Just A 1009 Ladies New Goldtone Elephant And Heart Blob 1943 S, 4 and S Very Weak, 86, 88, 91, Antique Look Bracelet By Betsey Johnson, 92, 98 All Have Letters Very Weak or Partially Very Unique, Adjustable Length 10"L Missing Words States Of Steel And Copper, 101 Blue And Pink Floral Pattern Fabric Armchair, Conditions Vary 20 Years Old, Refurbished, Very Good Condition, 30"W x 35"D x 33"H 1/128 09/28/21 12:49:42 Lot Title Lot Title 1025 Attractive Sterling Silver Strong Box Link 1043 Credit Suisse 1 Gram .9999 Fine Gold In 14KT Italian 18" Necklace With Solitaire CZ Pendant, Gold Bezel Very Good Condition 1044 1900 O Barber Dime, Condition Is G4 Has 1026 1946 Walking Liberty Half Extra Fine Some Scratches on Front, 90% Silver Condition, 90% Silver 1045 Marcasite Cross On Silvertone Chain, Stamped 1027 Brand New Betsey Johnson King Skeleton Cord 925 On Cross, 14"L Necklace With 2"L Skeletone Silvertone 1046 1889 Morgan Dollar AU About Uncirculated, Pendant, 18"L 90% Silver 1028 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar In Great Condition 1047 1"Diam Sterling Heart Pendant, Needs 1029 Vintage Costume Leopard Necklace, Blue Eyes Polishing, Stamped 925 Italy Chain, 18"L Very With Rhinestones, Serpentine Chain 30", Two Good Condition Leopard Pendant With Drops, 2", Good 1048 2001 Walking Liberty Silver Eagle One Dollar Condition Coin, Certified MS69 By PCGS 103 Four Antique Metal Milk Cans, Items Are 1049 Unique Almost 3"L Plastic Skull Cross Pendant Rusty But Good Condition For Yard Decor, on Suede Cord, Good Condition, Up to 20"L 10"Diam x 21"H to 13"Diam x 26"H 105 Four Metal Pails/Cans, From Old Dairy Farm, 1030 1896 O Morgan Silver Dollar Steel And Galvanized Metal, Some Rust, Good 1031 Wide Width Statement Necklace, Sterling Condition Overall, 11" x 10" to 14" x 17" Silver 16" Herringbone Italian Necklace With 1050 1942 P Walker Half, Condition AU50 Detail In Easy To Use Lobster Claw Clasp, Very Good Liberty's Hari Chem Cleaned, 90% Silver Condition 1051 Timex 2016 Watch, For Parts Or Repair, Not 1032 Two Barber Halves In Strong G4 Condition, Working, Stretch Band, Face 1 1/2"Diam, Plus 1911 P and D, 90% Silver NY Yankees Hoop Pierced Earrings, 2"Diam, 1033 Very Nice Silvertone Lia Sophia Adjustable New in Package Length Necklace, Features Three Strands With 1052 1890 O Morgan Dollar, Fine Shape, 90% Silver Pink Catseye And Silver Beads, Center Drop New Orleans Mint With Pink Stone, Very Good Condition, 16" to 18"L 1053 Beautiful Silvertone CZ Size 5 Ring, Unique Salmon Color Stone, Nice Quality Ring, Very 1034 1883 S Morgan Dollar Extra Fine San Fran Mint Good Condition 1035 Attractive Medium Weight Italian Fiori Brand 1054 1934 D Peace One Dollar Silver Coin, 16" Necklace, Marked 925 Somewhat Worn 1036 1924 P Peace Silver Dollar 1055 New Aqua Stone Size 6 And Blue Fire Opal 1037 Gorgeous Faux 14K Bracelet Maybe Gold Ring, 925 Stamped Plated But Tested As Not Being 14K, Has Tab 1056 1921 S Morgan Silver Dollar, Last Year For That's Printed 14K, Nice Alligator Clasp, Morgan Dollar Longer Length, Could Be Unisex or Ankle Bracelet, 8 1/2", Looks in Good Condition 1057 Lot of Four WWII Mint Shape, Hitler Stamp, Unused 1038 Roll of 1927 Buffalo Nickels 1058 Attractive Sterling Silver Black Onyx Size 6 1039 Beautiful Goldtone Betsey Johnson New 3"D Ring, Very Good Condition Peacock Sparkle Necklace, Pink Rainbow Gems, Adjustable Chain, 24"L 1059 Three Dimes Clean Bright 1939, 1942, 1944 All Are "D" Condition On All Is Strong VF20 Or 104 Two Pitchforks And Post Hole Digger, Use For 30, 90% Silver Display- Handles Are Worn, Weathered, Good Condition For Age, 9" to 15"W 106 (16) Handmade Round Doilies, Two 12", Five 7", Two 6", Four 10", One 14", 26", 28", Good 1040 Sacagawea Dollar Westward Journey Condition Commemorative Sets P & D Mints, Two Per Set, Six Sets 2000- 2005 Seated in Cases, Nice! 1060 Lot of Four Mint WWII Hitler Stamp, Unused 1041 New Pierced Earring Set, Three Pairs Gold, 1061 Marked .925 Silver Ring With June Birthstone Silver, Black, 1 1/2" Dangle, Nickel Free Light Amethyst Size 8 1/2 Very Good Condition 1042 1884 O Morgan Silver Dollar 1062 1922 D Peace Dollar AU 90% Silver, Denver Mint 2/128 09/28/21 12:49:42 Lot Title Lot Title 1063 Large Beautiful Emerald Stunning Ring, Size 8 1081 1921 S Morgan Silver Dollar, Very Nice New Stamped 925 Silver Plated Looking Coin 1064 1922 D Peace Silver Dollar, Nice Condition 1082 Heart Cut CZ With Small Princess Cut White 1065 Ladies Marked .925 Silver Ring With Dark Sapphires And Baguette Cut Ruby Gems, Sapphire Stone and Zirconia Ring, Size 10, Magnificent Bridal Set, New Size 9 Ring, Black Very Good Condition Rhodium Plated Set 1066 1974 S Proof Eisenhower One Dollar Coin 1083 1948 Pakistan 1/4 Rupee 1067 New Black Rhodium Plated Size 8 Ring, Heart 1084 New Size 7 Sterling Plated Ring, Round Cut CZ Cut Blue Sapphire With Mini Blue Sapphires, Beautiful Setting Stunning! 1085 Two Walker Halves, 1934 S and 1935 D, Both 1068 New Betsey Johnson Goldtone Funny Rooster in A Condition, Better Than VG8 I Think Necklace on Adjustable Chain, Fun For The Maybe Not To Fine 12, 90% Silver Rooster Lover! Great Gift, 28"L 1086 New Size 7 Sterling Plated Ring, Opal Cut CZ 1069 Three Barber Dimes, 1908 P, D, O Condition Gorgeous And Gleaming Overall Generally G4, 90% Silver 1087 1879 CC Morgan Dollar, Rare Highly Sought 107 Vintage Cast Aluminum Lamp Base, After Key Date, Carson City Mint With Electrified, Needs TLC or Repurpose, 6"Diam x Mintage of 756,000 Add To Your Collection 10"H, Good Condition Overall 1088 Size 10 Pink Topaz Simulated Ring, Pink Fire 1070 Marked .925 Mystic New Rainbow Ring With Opal, 925 Stamped, Very Good Condition Five Stones, Ladies Size 7 1089 1904 Morgan Silver Dollar, Nice Hard To Find 1071 1925 Peace Dollar, Original Luster AU Mint Coin State, 90% Silver 109 Ornate Oriental Carved Wood Screen Amazing 1072 New Silver Plated Size 10 Ring, Oval Cut Ruby Detail, Grapes And Leaves, Very Good Gem With White Sapphires, Very Pretty Condition For Age, 39"W x 35"H 1073 1923 S Peace Silver Dollar 1090 Two 2004 Presidential Campaign One Dollar Bills, Uncirculated, George W. Bush, John 1074 New Sterling Plated Size 7 Ring Gorgeous Kerry Round Cut Citrine In Square White Sapphire Setting 1091 Two Multi Tool Knives- 11 Plus Items in Each Knife, Great Condition, One With Wood, 3 1075 1909 Uncirculated Lincoln Cent First Year Of 1/2"L x 1/2" Issue 1092 Two AU 50 Quarters, 1942 and 1943 Both P, 1076 New Heart Cut Garnet With Mini Garnets, Both Clean, Bright, Little Wear, Almost Exquisite Ring Size 9 Black Rhodium Plated Uncirculated, 90% Silver 1077 Looks To Be Flawless Two 1962 P Proof 1093 Old Pike Minnow Lure, Black Head, Gold Quarters, Mirror Finish, 90% Silver Eyes, Green Body With White, Black, Gold 1078 Beautiful Ladies New Gold Filled Very Shiny Dots, Double and Triple Hooks, 4 1/2" Body, Zirconia Stone With (14) Smaller Surrounding From Grandpa's Tackle Box, Probably 1930's- Larger, Won't Tarnish, Size 7 Ring 40's 1079 Statue of Liberty Mint State Coin, 1 1/2"Diam 1 1094 1896 S Morgan Dollar, Very Fine, Scarce Date Oz.
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