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Announcements Made the Day of Auction Take Precedence Over All Printed Matter Photographs May Not Show All Items in Given Lot ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE THE DAY OF AUCTION TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ALL PRINTED MATTER PHOTOGRAPHS MAY NOT SHOW ALL ITEMS IN GIVEN LOT AUCTION DATES, TIMES & LOCATION • The auction shall be conducted on August 18, 2018 at the Illinois State Fairgrounds, 2 2 7 1 Springfield, IL, starting at 11 a.m. T T T O O O L L CONDITION & DESCRIPTION L • The condition of the items being offered varies greatly. The buyer understands and agrees that the items are sold and accepted by buyer on an “AS IS, WHERE IS” basis with all faults. Any description of items offered by the Office of the Illinois Treasurer (“Treasurer”) or its agents is for general informational purposes only, and the items may or may not be LOT 1 2003 - 1oz .999 FINE GOLD AMERICAN EAGLE exactly as described. The Treasurer offers no warranty or guarantee of condition of authenticity or any item. LOT 2 1915 INDIAN HEAD TEN DOLLAR U.S. GOLD COIN INSPECTION & VIEWING LOT 3 SERIES 1934 U.S. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR NOTE • Bidders are urged to inspect items prior to bidding. Photographs may not show all items in a given lot. • All of the items will be available for inspection at the auction site on August 18, 2018 from LOT 4 LADIES 14K WHITE GOLD ANNIVERSARY BAND: BAND FEATURES 5 BAR SET 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. A selection of items will be available for viewing at the Illinois State STRAIGHT BAGUETTE CUT DIAMONDS, 45CT EST WT; 2 ROWS OF 9 PRONG SET Capitol, 401 South 2nd Street, Springfield, on Wednesday August 1, 2018 from SINGLE CUT DIAMONDS, .25CT EST WT; TOTAL RING WEIGHT 2.76 DWT. 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. • Announcements made the day of auction take precedence over all printed matter. LOT 5 LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD, 17J GENEVA WRIST WATCH: FEATURES GOLD DIAL & REGISTRATION MARKERS, MEASURES 7 INCHES & WEIGHS 42.2 DWT. • Persons wishing to bid on items at the auction are required to obtain, complete, and submit a bidder registration card (presented with a driver’s licenses/state ID card for LOT 6 LADIES 18K WHITE GOLD DIAMOND & SAPPHIRE ENGAGEMENT RING: CENTER verification) at the auction venue prior to the sale. Upon submission and approval of a OLD MINE CUT DIAMOND IS MOUNTED IN A 4 PRONG HEAD WITH 2 BEZEL SET bidder registration card, each bidder will obtain a bidder number to complete registration. TRIANGULAR SAPPHIRES IN FILIGREE STYLE RING. DIAMOND COLOR F-G, CLARITY • Note: Each registered bidder is solely responsible for the use of his/her bidder number SI1-I1, TOTAL WEIGHT OF RING IS 1.89 DWT. and any use by another person is presumed to be with the consent of the registered bidder and is contractually binding on the registered bidder. LOT 7 SHIPWRECK COINS FROM THE DUTCH EAST INDIAN “REYGERSDAHL” WHICH SANK BIDDING OFF THE CAPE OF GOOD GOPE, SOUTH AFRICA, OCTOBER 25, 1747. SEVENTEEN OF • The live auction shall be conducted as an open outcry public auction with progressive THE CREW SURVIVED THE WRECK. COINS RECOVERED BY DIVERS IN 1979. 3 COINS bidding. At the close of the live bidding the Auctioneer shall accept the highest bid ARE SILVER, 8 REALS PILLAR DOLLARS FROM MEXICO; 1738, 1739 & 1741. received, provided that such bid equals or exceeds the unpublished reserve price for the lot. It is each bidder’s responsibility to pay attention to items being offered for sale and LOT 8 1859O U.S. SEATED LIBERTY DOLLAR to bid on items in which the bidder is interested. By bidding, you agree that if you are the high bidder for any lot, you are forming a legal and binding contract to purchase that lot. Do not bid if you do not intend to pay for the item. Do not bid past your available funds, LOT 9 3 POCKET WATCHES: ELGIN 10S G. F. CASE, 7J, W/CHAIN & CIGAR CUTTER (RUNNING); because all purchases must be settled by the completion to the auction. Generally, items ELGIN 10J G. F. CASE, 17J W/LEATHER STRAP, (NOT RUNNING); ELGIN 12S G.F. CASE, are sold in the sequence as listed in the sales catalog. Lot numbers and lot/item 17J, CHAIN W/VEST KNIFE, (RUNNING). descriptions are for administrative purposes only and may not describe the item accurately. Bidders are responsible to ensure the lot number or announced description of LOT 10 TWO INDIAN HEAD $2 1/2 U.S. GOLD COINS: 1925D & 1926 any item they intend to purchase matches the item inspected. Sales of items will not be canceled due to bidder misunderstanding, failure to pay attention to the bidding, or failure to inspect items. LOT 11 SERIES 1922 LARGE SIZE U.S. TEN DOLLAR GOLD NOTE & SERIES 1923 LARGE SIZE U.S. ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE. PAYMENT • Payment must be received and items removed from the auction site no later than upon LOT 12 LADIES 14K WHITE GOLD DIAMOND RING: FEATURES 1 ROUND BRILLIANT CUT IN completion of the auction. A 6 PRONG HEAD WITH A SPRAY OF 24 PRONG SET BRILLIANT CUT SIDE DIAMONDS. • Accepted methods of payment are American Express, Discover, Master Card, and Visa, as well as cash. Please make certain that all successful bids are within credit card limits and CENTER DIAMOND .61 CT,EST, COLOR F-G, CLARITY VVS2, SIDE DIAMONDS 24, 1.01 CT bidders must make all necessary arrangements in advance of the auction. Personal EST, COLOR F-G, CLARITY VS2-SI1. TOTAL WEIGHT 6.57 DWT. checks, money orders, or cashier’s checks will not be accepted. 2 3 2018 STATE FAIR LIVE AUCTION BOOKLET 2018 STATE FAIR LIVE AUCTION BOOKLET ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE THE DAY OF AUCTION TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ALL PRINTED MATTER PHOTOGRAPHS MAY NOT SHOW ALL ITEMS IN GIVEN LOT 5 4 9 0 5 0 3 1 1 2 2 3 T T T T T T O O O O O O L L L L L L LOT 13 4 SEATED LIBERTY U.S. HALF DOLLARS: 1856, 1863S, 1875S, 1877CC. LOT 25 1795 U.S. FLOWING HAIR HALF DIME. LOT 14 LADIES STRAND OF 80 PEARLS: 9MM, INDIVIDUALLY KNOTTED, UNIFORM SIZE, 30 LOT 26 32 - PEACE DOLLARS: 6-1922, 8-1922D, 2-1922S, 6-1923, 2-1923D, 2-1923S, 1924, INCHES LONG. 1925, 1926, 1934, & 2 - NO DATES. LOT 15 LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD CAMEO RING: FEATURES ONE OVAL ONYX CAMEO OF A LOT 27 91 - FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS: COMMON MIXED DATES & MINT MARKS. WOMAN SILHOUTTE, WITH HER NOSE BROKEN OFF. RING WEIGHS 20.86 DWT. LOT 28 2 - $5 U.S. GOLD COINS: 1901S LIBERTY HEAD, 1912 INDIAN HEAD. LOT 16 ENGELHARD 1oz .999 FINE PLATINUM BAR LOT 29 CROWN TRIFARI BOW NECKLACE W/RED GRAPE CLUSTER & G.F. CAMEO/SEED LOT 17 6 LARGE SIZE U.S. NOTES: 3 - SERIES 1899 ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE, SERIES PEARL NECKLACE. 1914 NATIONAL CURRENCY ONE DOLLAR NOTE (FEDERAL RESERVE DOLLAR, TEXAS), 2 - SERIES 1917 LARGE SIZE ONE DOLLAR NOTES. LOT 30 LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD LUCIAN PICCARD MESH BAND WATCH: OVAL GOLD FACE WITH ROMAN NUMERAL MARKERS, MEASURING 8 INCHES & WEIGHING 37.3 LOT 18 7 - SILVER EAGLE .999 PROOF COINS: 1989, 2 - 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996. DWT. (RUNNING). LOT 19 1878S U.S. TRADE DOLLAR LOT 31 LADIES 14K TWO TONE GOLD & DIAMOND WEDDING SET: CENTER EUROPEAN CUT DIAMOND (.23CT EST) COLOR F, CLARITY SI, SET IN 4 PRONG SQUARE TOP HEAD W/6 LOT 20 LADIES 18K YELLOW GOLD CUFF BRACELET: FEATURES 2 RAMS HEADS W/RED & PRONG SET SINGLE CUT DIAMONDS IN THE ENGAGEMENT RING & SEVEN SINGLE CUT GREEN ENAMEL. HINGED IN THE BACK. TOTAL WEIGHT 23.37 DWT. CHANNEL SET SIDE DIAMONDS IN THE WEDDING BAND. TOTAL WEIGHT OF THE SET 2.57 DWT. LOT 21 18K, 14K & 10K GOLD BANDS: 18K YELLOW GOLD 4.8G, 18K WHITE GOLD 2.2G, 14K ART CARVED BAND 9.4G, 14K WHITE GOLD W/DIAMOND CHIP 7.5G, 14K YELLOW LOT 32 LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD/BLACK ONYX & DIAMOND RING: CARVED ONYX GOLD CARVED BAND 5.2G, 14K WHITE GOLD BAND 4.1G, 14K SMALL BAND W/3 BUCKLE IS PRONG SET WITH 8 PRONG SET BRILLIANT CUT DIAMONDS (0.72CT EST) DIAMOND CHIPS .8G, 10K BAND W/RED, CLEAR & BLUE STONES 4.2G, 1- ALUMINUM COLOR J, CLARITY I2. TOTAL WEIGHT OF THE RING 18.96 DWT. BAND. LOT 33 LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD & JADE/DIAMOND RING: FEATURES 2 ROUND JADE LOT 22 1916 NATIONAL U.S. CURRENCY FIVE DOLLAR NOTE: MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK CABOCHONS (10.5 MM X DEPTH OF 4MM) & SIX PRONG SET SINGLE CUT DIAMONDS OF BALTIMORE (0.19CT EST) COLOR G-H, CLARITY SI1-SI2. TOTAL WEIGHT OF THE RING 8.61 DWT. LOT 23 26 HALL OF FAME MEMBERS BASEBALL LEGENDS GOLD STAMPS & FIRST DAY LOT 34 2 - LADIES 18K GOLD RINGS & OTHER: 1 - LADIES 18K YELLOW GOLD EMERALD COVERS FROM ST. VINCENT: PLAYERS INCLUDE; 2 - JACKIE ROBINSON, 2 - CARL RING. DOME RING FEATURES 23 ROUND BEAD SET EMERALDS (.69CT) TOTAL RING YASTREZMSKI, 2 - WILLIE MAYS, 2 - BOB FELLER, 2 - ERNIE BANKS, 2 - BABE RUTH, WEIGHS 3.78 DWT. 1 - LADIES TWO TONE RUBY SOLITAIRE RING. FILIGREE STYLE 2 - LOU GEHRIG, 2 - TED WILLIAMS, 2 - JOHNNY BENCH, 2 - RED SCHOENDIENST, FEATURES 1 PRONG SET EMERALD CUT RUBY (0.23CT) CLARITY SI2. TOTAL WEIGHT 2 - AL KALINE, 2 - TY COBB, 2 - STAN MUSIAL. 3.14 DWT. 1 - COSTUME GOLD ELECTROPLATE RING. LOT 24 8 - 10K RINGS & OTHERS: 10K W/LARGE BROWN STONE 6.4G, 5 MISCELLANEOUS 10K LOT 35 3 - U.S. CAPPED BUST HALF DOLLARS: 1829, 1830, 1834 RINGS 14.6G, 10K LADIES CLASS RING 4.2G, 10K OPAL 1.7G, 4 COSTUME.
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