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AC-January-2021-Auction-Catalog.Pdf ALEX COOPER JANUARY 28TH & 30TH, 2021 CATALOG ALEX COOPER 908 York Road • Towson, Maryland 21204 • (410) 828-4838 • (800) 272-3145 • fax (410) 828-0875 [email protected] • http://antiques.alexcooper.com • MD DLLR #2503 ALEX COOPER 1 PRESENTING A COLLECTION OF 32 RARE GOLD COINS Through the generosity of an anonymous donor, the proceeds from the sale of gold coins, lots 600-631, pictured on the following pages, will go directly to Catholic Relief Services (CRS) to aid people facing emergency and disaster situations worldwide. CRS is a global humanitarian relief and development organization that eases suffering and provides humanitarian support to more than 159 million people in 114 countries, without regard to religion, race or nationality. Founded in 1943 by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, CRS was born out of the need to serve WWII survivors in Europe, internally displaced people and refugees worldwide. The agency is called to save lives, address the root causes and effects of poverty, promote the sacredness and dignity of human life, and build more just and peaceful societies outside of the United States. CRS partners with local organizations to provide a large network of care in the areas in which they work. With this unique approach, CRS can implement a comprehensive array of projects, including long- and short-term safety-net programs that help build on local systems to ensure lasting success. Additionally, CRS takes a comprehensive approach to international disaster relief. As experienced first responders, they provide lifesaving aid to help survivors not only survive—but thrive. Catholic Relief Services implements a wide array of disaster responses, which they tailor to the needs of each community. Ultimately, through CRS projects, survivors are given the tools and skills necessary to manage their own recovery. By using this market-based response, CRS has become a leader in giving disaster-affected communities greater control over decisions that affect their lives. To learn more about CRS and their projects around the world, please visit their website at www.crs.org Photo by Jennifer Hardy/Catholic Relief Services CRS staff met Anisha Shresta, 44, shortly after the earthquake in 2015 and again a year later, at which time she was still living in a makeshift shelter and had no income – in 2016 she had little hope, lived alone as her son was away studying in university, and didn’t know how she would rebuild her home. In the three years that followed, CRS helped her build an earthquake-resilient shelter as trained masons oversaw construction and helped her make the most of cash grants from the government. She received a CRS grant for an improved goat shelter and now has a larger herd of animals. She used money she earned from a CRS cash-for-work program that improved footpaths to finish her home and to build another shelter for her growing goat herd. And Anisha’s exposure to elected officials as CRS helped her access her government grants gave her the opening to secure a job cooking and cleaning her local government office, her first steady source of income, ever. Most important, she’s celebrating personal joy: her son graduated from college a few months ago and immediately secured a government job in a neighboring district. He also recently got married, and Anisha no longer lives alone: her new daughter-in-law Janisha Shresta, 21, shares her new, earthquake-resilient home. As most rural families in Nepal keep goats, CRS is helping farmers improve their income by helping them have healthier, larger goats with reduced mortality, able to be sold at a higher price. CRS provided a grant for an improved goat shelter for 3,500 families. CRS only required two adaptations for families to receive the grant: the shelter must be 2.5 feet off the ground to allow for proper cleaning and airflow, and also include ventilation in the structure. ALEX COOPER 3 4 ALEX COOPER GALLERY AUCTION To be held live & with online bidding THURSDAY, JANUARY 28TH 12:00 PM Session 9 Jewelry 17 Luxury Accessories 17 Silver 19 Coins & Currency 26 Militaria SATURDAY, JANUARY 30TH 10:00 AM Session 33 Automobiles 33 Paintings & Prints 41 Furniture 46 Fine Rugs 49 Decorative Arts ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 5 TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE Bidding in this auction sale constitutes acceptance by you (Bidder) of all the Terms of Sale stated herein. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. This is a sight sale. Each bidder must rely on his or her own judgment of an item’s descriptions and condition. Alex Cooper Auctioneers is not responsible for any error or omission. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition, nor is free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Prospective buyers may submit an inquiry requesting a more detailed examination and/or clarification of a condition report. Note that a twenty-three percent (23%) buyer’s premium will be added to the hammer price. However, a reduced buyer’s premium of twenty percent (20%) will be added to the hammer price for payment by cash, debit card, wire transfer, or checks pre-approved by Alex Cooper Auctioneers. Shipping arrangements are the responsibility of the purchaser. You are paying a third party shipping company so the shipping cost will be higher. Be sure to read each item’s condition, and contact us for condition reports and verification before bidding. Feel free to contact us with any other questions. Please note: Transparent holders in which the auction lots are stored are to facilitate viewing and inspection of the lots and ARE NOT for long-term storage. THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE CONSTITUTE ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS ON WHICH PROPERTY LISTED IN THE CATALOGUE (INCLUDING INTERNET WEBSITE LISTINGS) SHALL BE OFFERED FOR SALE OR SOLD BY ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS, INC. (ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS). These Terms and Conditions of Sale contain all terms and conditions on which Alex Cooper Auctioneers and the seller contract with the buyer of any tangible personal property sold at auction by Alex Cooper Auctioneers. These Terms and Conditions of Sale may be amended by Alex Cooper Auctioneers at any time and from time to time through the time of sale by any notices posted or oral announcements made during the sale. By bidding at an auction, whether in person or by agent, absentee bid, telephone, or Auction Flex Bidopia, you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Sale. 1 AGENCY determined by your inspection of the property. If the re- are bid electronically by the computers of Auction Flex Alex Cooper Auctioneers acts as agent for the sellers of sults of your inspection and/or evaluation of any property Bidopia online bidding software and compete against live all property described in all catalogues. The contract leave uncertainty in your mind as to any matter you deem bids on our auction floor, telephone bids, and absentee for the sale of each item is a contract between the own- relevant to your potential purchase, Alex Cooper Auction- bids by bidders who are not participating in the internet er of the item and the successful bidder for the item. eers recommends you have an expert examine the lot for component of the auction. Internet bids are announced you or do not bid on the item in question. Neither Alex competitively by a member of our staff at the time of the 2 PRESALE ACTIVITY Cooper Auctioneers nor the seller made any warranty live auction. Alex Cooper Auctioneers may be offered A. Inspections. All Alex Cooper Auctioneers auctions are or guaranty as to property offered at auction except as other bids of the same value as your internet bid. It is at sight sales. You are strongly advised to personally inspect provided in Section 5 hereof. the auctioneer’s discretion which of these bids it chooses and examine any items that you contemplate bidding E. Estimates of Selling Price. Any estimate of the selling to accept during the auction. for. If you purchase any item sight unseen, you accept all price of an item stated in our catalogue or internet listing D. Acceptance and Rejection of Bids. Alex Cooper responsibility for such purchase; without limitation, you is intended as a guide for prospective bidders. Any bid Auctioneers reserves the right to accept or reject any bid accept any defects, damages, past repairs, irregularities, between the listed figures would, in our opinion, offer a for any reason whatsoever. Absentee bids must be greater and all other physical conditions that could have been fair chance of success. However, all property can bring than 50% of the low estimate. The highest bidder ac- determined by your inspection of the property. If the re- prices either above or below stated estimates. Stated knowledged by Alex Cooper Auctioneers will be the ac- sults of your inspection and/or evaluation of any property estimates should not be relied upon as the value of the tual buyer. In the event of any dispute between bidders, leave uncertainty in your mind as to any matter you deem item, nor as a statement that this is the price at which the or in the event of doubt on Alex Cooper Auctioneers’ part relevant to your potential purchase, Alex Cooper Auction- item will in fact sell. as to the validity of any bid, Alex Cooper Auctioneers will eers recommends you have an expert examine the lot for F. Buyer’s Responsibility. Except as stated in Section have the exclusive final discretion to determine the suc- you or do not bid on the item in question.
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