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Collectible Coins, Pens, Medals & Stamps COLLECTIBLE COINS, PENS, MEDALS & STAMPS Thursday, December 3, 2020 DOYLE.COM COLLECTIBLE COINS, PENS, MEDALS & STAMPS AUCTION Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 4pm Eastern Safety protocols will be in place with limited capacity. Please maintain social distance during your visit. All purchases are subject to a Buyer's Premium of 20%. LOCATION Doyle Auctioneers & Appraisers 175 East 87th Street New York, NY 10128 212-427-2730 This Gallery Guide was created on 11-18-2020 Please see addendum for any changes The most up to date information is available on DOYLE.com Sale Info View Lots and Place Bids TABLE OF CONTENTS COINS 1-23 World Coins 1-9 United States Coins 10-16 Coin Groups 17-23 MEDALS 24-30 Churchill 24 Danish medals 25 United States medals 26-28 Medal groups 29,30 LUXURY WRITING INSTRUMENTS 31-63 Eversharp 31 Michel Perchin 32-34 Cartier 35,36 Dunhill 37 ST Dupont 38-42 Faber-Castell 43 MontBlanc 44-52 Parker 53 Waterman 54 Pen groups 55 Luxury Lighters 56-62 Vintage Tiffany Clock 63 POSTAGE STAMPS 64-71 Australia 64 New Zealand 65 United States 66-68 Stamp Groups 69-71 SHIPPING INFORMATION Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. Upon request, our Client Services Department will provide a list of shippers who deliver to destinations within the United States and overseas. Kindly disregard the sales tax if an I.C.C. licensed shipper will ship your purchases anywhere outside the state of New York or the District of Columbia. Doyle New York 1 8 Ancient Byzantine Coin Group Canada 1979 $50 Gold Maple Leafs Interesting group of fourteen ancient bronze Lot of five .999 pure Maple Leafs, Brilliant coins comprising Byzantine Justin II, Maurice Uncirculated. Tiberius (3), Heraclius, Romanus I (2), John I, BU Basil II and Constantine VIII, Romanus III, C Michael IV, Nicephorus III, Isaac II Angelus, $7,000-8,000 Alexius III, typical circulated condition, Fine. F C 9 $200-400 Russian Coin Group Nice selection of twenty-five coins comprising 5 Rouble gold (3) 1840, 1876 & 1889, 1 Rouble 2 silver 1913, 2kt 1761, 1798, 5K 1729, 1770, Asian Boat Money 1831, Catherine The Great Bronze medal 40 Group of seventeen pieces in sizes from 2 ½ to 5 mm, a gold metal piece with jewelry loop inches, some copper and silver, condition is attached, ex. Stafford lot 4185, Gordunov wire mixed, Good to Fine. money piece; Siberia 2K 1775 & 5K 1768; G/F assortment of three silver and seven bronze, a C late 1970 Lenin commemorative, Latvia 1931 5L $200-300 Good to Very Fine. G/VF 3 C Austria 1915 4 Ducat Re-Strike $1,200-1,500 Attractive example, very faint surface marks, Almost Uncirculated. 10 AU United States Silver and Copper Coins in • Folder $700-900 Selection of One Cent thru Half Dollars in folders, includes Large Cents heavily circulated or cleaned (42), Lincoln's with 1910-S, 1913-S, 1915-S, about $100 in 90% silver comprised of 4 War Nickels, Buffaloes, Quarters and Halves, a Canada 1979 $50 Gold Maple Leafs Type Set book with Three Cent silver, Poor to Lot of five .999 pure Maple Leafs, Brilliant Circulated. Uncirculated. P/CIRC BU • C $1,000-1,300 $7,000-8,000 11 United States Proof and Mint Issues Modern group of approximately one hundred 5 ninety-five items comprising Mint sets 1966/1999 Canada 1979 $50 Gold Maple Leafs (20), Eike Blues (15), Eike Brown (2), SMS (6), Lot of four .999 pure Maple Leafs, Brilliant 1957/1964 PC (11), Proof sets 1968/2003 (107) Uncirculated. including six Silver sets. Proof Silver Eagles BU 1986/93 (11), Prestige 1992 and 1994, C Commemorative Proofs two-piece (10), Single $6,000-7,000 dollar (9), Single half (3), Fine to Very Fine. F/VF • $800-1,200 6 Canada 1979 $50 Gold Maple Leafs 12 Lot of four .999 pure Maple Leafs, Brilliant United States and Canadian Coin Group Uncirculated Interesting assortment of One Cent thru One BU Dollars, including Indian Heads cents 1860/1900 C (100), Three Cents (52), V nickels (50), $6,000-7,000 Buffaloes (82), Half Dimes (20), Halves (24), Morgan and Peace dollars (6 of each), WWII medals (4), some miscellaneous US and Canadian tokens and a heavily circulated large 7 $1 Silver bill, all common and no special Mints, Canada 1979 $50 Gold Maple Leafs also a group of twelve watches and some Lot of four .999 pure Maple Leafs, Brilliant inexpensive jewelry, mixed Good to Fine. Uncirculated. G/F BU • C $500-700 $6,000-7,000 Sale Date - 12/03/2020 Page 1 Doyle New York 13 19 United States Coin Group British Commonwealth Coin Group Mixed lot highlighted by eighteen circulated Lot of forty-nine copper and silver coins, Morgan and six Peace dollars, about $8 in 90% including Great Britain copper from the 1770's silver, 1961, 62 & 63 Proof sets, few inexpensive Commonwealth issues to mid-1900, and a type coins such as a 1909 VDB Wheatie, a small couple of later pieces as Australia 2000 $5 and selection of about thirty common foreign coins, a India 1973 commemorative, along with a few $50 Confederate note, four Fractionals, a tokens, Good to Uncirculated. Canadian and Italian note, Good to Very Fine. G/UNC G/VF C C $400-600 $400-600 20 14 World Coin, Medal and Postage Stamp Group United States Coin Group Selection of foreign coins including Great Britain Lot of silver dollars Morgan (17), Peace (8), 1st Decimal sets (5), Churchill rounds (8), Eisenhower Brown (4), Blue (3), 1975 Proof set Jubilee Crown (3), approximately one pound of (5), Mint set (5), Half dollars 90% (11 pcs), 40% pocket change and one Austrian 1 Ducat gold, (31 pcs) and three one ounce silver ingots, Cull nine Israeli medals, stamps comprise four to Proof. albums of mint and used common world issues C/Pf and a few slightly better mint US items such as C Estate of Miriam S. Poser 832-834, 1035 LH, about 200 FDC's, some mint $400-600 sheets 3 cent to 29 cent values, five small books of modern Israel plate blocks and some odd kilo ware, generally Fine to Very Fine. 15 F/VF United States Half Dollars and Pan-Pac Medal C Estate of Miriam S. Poser Useful lot of nine coins comprising 1854 Seated $300-500 with Arrows, Standing Liberty (3), Franklin (1), four commemoratives BTW, Monroe, Oregon Trail, Stone Mountain, along with a large 21 Panama-Pacific medal, Fine to Almost Assortment of Coins, Medals and Tokens Uncirculated. Interesting group of approximately seventeen F/AU coins with Germany 1838 to 1929 (14), France C 1852 5 Franc, Spanish 1783, Panama 20 $300-400 Bolivar, three medals, seven tokens and a group of about sixty pocket change coins, Good to Uncirculated. 16 G/UNC United States Dollar Coin Group C Useful assortment of Dollars comprising 1878 $300-400 Trade (1) VG, Morgan (10) with 1893 VF, 1890 AU with nice toning, Peace (2), Silver Eagles (6), Eisenhower (4), Good to Uncirculated. 22 G/UNC British Coin Group C Pristine selection of Mint coins comprising Great $300-500 Britain 1950 Proof set of nine coins in presentation box showing nice luster on some, 1951 Festival Crown, 1953 Crown; Ireland 17 1942/1949 Set of eight coins, Half Crown to Group of Three Coins Farthing in display case; ten German Inflationary Comprising a 1912 English Sovereign, a United notes in Poor condition, coins are Excellent to States 1899-S $10 Liberty and one 1963 Greek Proof. silver commemorative, Very Fine to Almost EX/Pf Uncirculated. C VF/AU $200-300 C $1,000-1,200 23 United States and Foreign Coin and Stamp 18 Group World Foreign Coin Group Small yet useful group including Wheaties with Lot of approximately thirty-three coins from an AU 1909 VDB, a few circulated Barber Dimes Europe, Asia and South America, mostly late and Quarters, Mercury Dimes and a smattering 18th to mid-19th century, Good to Uncirculated. of mid-19th century foreign, also a chocolate box G/UNC of late 18th to mid-19th century foreign stamps, C Good to Very Fine. $400-600 G/VF • $200-300 Sale Date - 12/03/2020 Page 2 Doyle New York 24 29 Churchill 1965 Commemorative Medals Medals and Fob A small yet interesting group of Collection of four commemorative medals, seven items highlighted by a United States 1876 comprising two 22kt gold pieces, sized 57 mm Philadelphia International Exhibition Bronze 89 dwt numbered 491/500 and 38 mm 30 dwt award medal, 76 mm in diameter and 9.9 mm numbered 692/1000, two silver pieces 57 mm 52 thick, in presentation case, also five US dwt and 38mm 18 dwt, all in presentation case Marksman pieces, one in brass marked Tiffany & with booklet, Uncirculated. Co., one Canadian piece boxed with ribbon, UNC lastly a small engraved seal in the form of a C Estate of Miriam S. Poser Sphinx, all are circa late 1800's, Fine to Very $6,000-8,000 Fine. F/VF C Property of a Private New Jersey Collection 25 $100-200 Danish Medal Group Selection of twenty-two pieces comprising thirteen bronze, silver or gilt Royalty medals and 30 eight Hans Christian Anderson large bronze Group of Sterling Silver Medals commemorative medals in presentation case, Lot of sterling silver items, comprising Franklin and one loose piece, Proof to Uncirculated. Mint forty-two piece small Flags of the Nation VF series, approximately 137dwt and Greatest C Estate of Miriam S.
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