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Knives - Coins - Vehicles - Watches 09/30/21 04:01:19 ABSOLUTE ONLINE AUCTION: FIREARMS - KNIVES - COINS - VEHICLES - WATCHES Auction Opens: Tue, Nov 27 10:00am CT Auction Closes: Tue, Dec 11 10:00am CT Lot Title Lot Title 0001 Smith & Wesson Sportsman's Knife; New In 0021 Case XX Seven Dot Vintage Three Blade Black Original Box Bone Handle Knife 0002 Wild Outdoors Commemorative Wild Turkey 0022 Antique Colonial U.S.A. Brand Advertsing Knife Knife 0003 Buck U.S.A. Stainless Lock Blade Pocket Knife 0023 Year 2000 Commemorative Coca Cola 0004 Buck U.S.A. Stainless & Black Lock Blade Souvenir Knife Pocket Knife W/ Quick Open Release 0024 Antique 1933 Chicago World's Fair Coca Cola 0005 SOG Brand Seal Pup Elite Knife & Sheath Souvenir Knife 0006 Schrade Black Lock Blade Pocket Knife With 0025 Jimmy Carter & George Wallace Campaign Quick Open Release Barlow Knives 0007 Pair Of Coast Brand Black Lock Blade Pocket 0026 Pair Of Small Lock Blade Pocket Knives With Knives With Quick Open Release Quick Open Release 0008 Three New Knives Frost, Swiss & Redneck 0027 Browning White & Black Cammo Lock Blade Pocket Knife With Quick Open Release 0009 Vintage Sabre Bone Handle Pocket Knife 0028 Large & Small Lock Blade Knives With 0010 Pair of Vintage Japanese Bone Handle Pocket Leather Sheaths Knives 0029 Vintage Valor Brand Sportman's Lock Blade 0011 Small and Large Vintage Old Timer Pocket Knives 0030 Group Of 5 Knives 0012 Schrade Uncle Henry Style 897 Three Blade 0031 Throwinng Knife With Original Sheath Pocket Knife 0032 Schrade Uncle Henry Three Blade Pocket Knife 0013 Irish Made Jowika Brand Three Blade Pocket 0033 Vintage Primble Scout Knife Knife 0034 1986 Statue Of Liberty Proof Silver Dollar & 0014 Vintage Kutmaster Red Bone Handle Three Proof 50 Cent Coins Blade Pocket Knife 0035 1966 Choice Uncirculated Canadian Indian 0015 Kershaw Stainless Lock Blade Pocket Knife Canoe Silver Dollar, Light Toning With Quick Open Release 0036 1965 Choice Uncirculated Canadian Indian 0016 Kershaw Black & Blue Lock Blade Pocket Canoe Silver Dollar Knife With Quick Open Release 0037 1939 King George VI Canadian Silver Dollar 0017 Case One Dot #6318-SS Red Bone Handle 0038 .999 One Ounce Silver 2014 Proof Canadian Three Blade Pocket Knife Eagle Coin 0018 Case Eight Dot #6227 -SS Small Brown Bone 0039 .999 One Ounce Silver 2014 Proof Canadian Handle 2 Blade Pocket Knife Rounded Edges Maple Leaf Coin 0019 Case #P10051L Brass & Wood Lock Blade 0040 Andrew Jackson Commemorative Proof Silver Knife Coin 0020 Case Eight Dot Small Brown Bone Handle Two Blade Pocket Knife Squared Edges 1/12 09/30/21 04:01:19 Lot Title Lot Title 0041 .999 One Ounce Silver Engelhard Prospector 0069 1865 United States Two Cents Proof Coin 0070 1867 United States Two Cents 0042 .999 One Ounce Silver Lakota Chief Proof Coin 0071 High Grade 1868 United States Two Cents $50 Dollar Face Value Coin 0072 1870 United States Two Cents 0043 .999 One Ounce Silver Bullet Proof Bullion Bar 0073 Group Of Four Uncirculated 1976 Silver 0044 .999 One Once Silver Stars & Bars Confederate Bicentennial Quarters Flag Proof Silver Bullion Bar 0074 Lincoln Cent Off Center Strike Error and 0045 1922 Double Heads Trick Silver Peace Dollar Jefferson Nickle Clipped Planchet Error Pairing 0046 1940-S Better Date Walking Liberty Half Dollar 0075 1837 United States Large Cent and 1858 Flying 0047 1942 Choice Uncirculated Walking Liberty Eagle Cent Half Dollar 0076 1986 Statue Of Liberty Half Dollar Pair with 0048 1943-D Choice Uncirculated Walking Liberty 1982 Proof Kennedy Half Dollar & Washington Half Dollar Quarter 0049 Scarce 1878-CC Carson City Morgan Silver 0077 Off-Center Strike Error Lincoln Cents and Dollar Statehood Quarter 0050 1882 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar 0078 Colorized Commemorative Quarter, Herbert 0051 1883 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar Hoover Dollar, With Colorized & 24 Karat Gold Plate Ike Dollar Pairing 0052 1885 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar 0079 1952 Carver & Washington United States 0053 1886 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar Commemorative Half Dollar 0054 1889 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar 0080 High Grade 1835 Capped Bust 5 Cents 0055 1890 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar 0081 Scarce 1814 Capped Bust 10 Cents 0056 1896 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar 0082 1964-P Uncirculated Silver Coin Year Set 0057 1898 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar 0083 Collection Of 20 Silver Barber Dimes Various 0058 1889-S and 1900-S Morgan Silver Dollar Dates & Mintmarks Pairing 0084 1866 Shield Nickel Pair 0059 1921 Choice Uncirculated Morgan Siver Dollar 0085 1859, 1863 & 1864 Early Indian Heads with Silver Dollar Pairing 1857 Flying Eagle Cent 0060 1922 Choice Uncirculated Silver Peace Dollar 0086 1855 Seated Liberty Half Dime & 1916 Barber 0061 1924 Choice Uncirculated Silver Peace Dollar Dime 0062 2015-P United States Marshall Service 0087 1851 United States Three Cent Silver Commemorative Silver Dollar Certified Proof 0088 1866 United States Three Cent Nickel 68 Deep Cameo 0089 1866, 1867 & 1868 United States Shield Nickel 0063 100 Years Of Silver Dollars 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar and 1986 Silver Eagle .999 0090 2 United States Shield Nickels & 1854 Half Bullion Coin Dime 0064 100 Years Of Silver Dollars 1887 Morgan 0091 1961 Choice Uncirculated Silver Mexican Silver Dollar and 1987 Silver Eagle .999 Pesos Pairing Bullion Coin 0092 Antique Coca Cola Mexican Operations 0065 100 Years Of Silver Dollars 1903 Morgan Company Token & Souvenir Keychain Knife Silver Dollar and 2003 Silver Eagle .999 0093 24 Karat Gold Clad Wells Fargo Coin & 1964 Bullion Coin Silver Roosevelt Dime 0066 100 Years Of Silver Dollars 1904 Morgan 0094 Unopened, Uncirculated, Certified Roll Of 2012 Silver Dollar and 2004 Silver Eagle .999 Last Year Of Issue Canadian Cents Bullion Coin 0095 1940-S and 1940-D Choice Uncirculated Partial 0067 Scarce 1798 United States Draped Bust Large Rolls Of Lincoln Cents Cent 0096 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated Complete Roll Of 0068 1864 United States Two Cents 1966 Jefferson Nickels 2/12 09/30/21 04:01:19 Lot Title Lot Title 0097 Roll Of Buffalo Nickels Various Dates 0120 Pair Of 1989 Statue Of Freedom Uncirculated 0098 1942 Complete Roll Of Jefferson Nickels Half Dollars Pair 0099 Choice Brilliant Uncirculated Complete Roll Of 0121 1986 Statue Of Liberty Silver Dollar In Original 90% Silver 1964 Kennedy Half Dollars Mint Packaging 0100 Choice Uncirculated Proof, Silver & Clad 0122 1986 Statue Of Liberty Half Dollar Proof & Issues Ike Dollar Coin Set Mint Strike Pair Original Mint Packaging 0101 Lifetime Of Kennedy Card Set Including 42 0123 2009 Abraham Lincoln Choice Uncirculated Cards & Pair Of 1964 Kennedy Silver Half Silver Dollar Original Mint Packaging Dollars 0124 2009 Abraham Lincoln Uncirculated Proof 0102 Collection of 15 Choice Uncirculated Silver Silver Dollar Original Mint Packaging Mercury Dimes In Protective Holder With Slip 0125 2015 United States Marshall's Service Case Commemorative Half Dollar 0103 Collection of 7 United States Two Cent Coins 0126 2008-W American Silver Eagle .999 One In Protective Holder Ounce Silver Original Mint Packaging 0104 Choice Uncirculated United States 20th Century 0127 1982 George Washington Silver Half Dollar Dollar Coins Five Coin Set In Protective Holder Proof & Mint Strike Pairing 0105 1965, 1966 & 1967 Choice Uncirculated Mint 0128 2008 Bald Eagle In Flight Silver Dollar Sets In Protective Holder Original Mint Packaging 0106 Choice Uncirculated Complete Set, Proof 0129 2008 Bald Eagle's Nesting Half Dollar Original Issues, Susan B. Anthony Dollars In Protective Mint Packaging Holder 0130 1987 Constitution Proof Silver Dollar Original 0107 Choice Uncirculated Nearly Complete Set, Mint Packaging Silver & Proof Issues, Kennedy Half Dollars In 0131 1971 & 1974 Ike Silver Dollar Pairing Protective Holder 0132 1971 & 1972 Ike Silver Dollar Pairing 0108 Choice Uncirculated Complete Set, Silver & Proof Issues, Ike Dollars In Protective Album 0133 1971 & 1973 Ike Silver Dollar Pairing 0109 Partially Complete Lincoln Cents Book With 0134 Complete Set Of WWII Jefferson Nickels, P,D & S Steel Cents Wartime Silver Issues 0110 99% Complete Jefferson Nickels Collection 0135 1966 & 1967 Special Mint Sets With 1969 Including Silver Issues Many Uncirculated Proof Set Each Set Includes Silver Half Dollar 0111 Complete Choice Uncirculated Volume One 0136 1966 & 1967 Special Mint Sets With 1968 National Parks Quarter Set 2010-2015 Proof Set Each Set Includes Silver Half Dollar 0112 Collection Of Indian Head Cents 1883-1908 0137 1968 & 1969 Proof Sets Each Set Includes Various Dates & Conditions Silver Half Dollar 0113 Collection Of 20 United States Coins Most 0138 1976 Silver Bicentennial Three Coin Proof Set Uncirculated, Some Silver Issues 0139 2004 & 2008 Statehood Quarters Silver Proof 0114 Choice Uncirculated, Unopened Roll Of Sets Original Mint Packaging Tennessee State Quarters and Special 2 Coin 0140 2008 Silver Proof Set Original Mint Packaging Set 0141 2013 Silver Proof Set Original Mint Packaging 0115 Four New, Original Packaging Statehood 0142 2014 Silver Proof Set Original Mint Packaging Quarter & Stamps Sets 0143 2016 Silver Proof Set Original Mint Packaging 0116 Tennessee Statehood Quarter & Stamp Sets With Grand Ole Opry Souvenir Spoon 0144 2017 Silver Proof Set Original Mint Packaging 0117 4 Statehood Quarter First Day Cover Sets In 0145 1971 Silver Ike Dollar & Proof Set Original Original Mint Packaging Mint Packaging 0118 Pair Of 24 Karat Gold Clad Statehood Quarter 0146 1962 United States Silver Mint
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