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West Side Service Road of the Broadway Extension Between 122 Nd & Hefner) OKLAHOMA STATE TREASURERS 6-28-19 AUCTION HELD AT: DAKIL AUCTIONEERS – 200 N.W. 114 TH , OKC (WEST SIDE SERVICE ROAD OF THE BROADWAY EXTENSION BETWEEN 122 ND & HEFNER) BUYER’S GUIDE The descriptions listed are believed to be correct, however, no warranty or guarantee, either express or implied shall be given, every item sold as is. Bidders shall rely upon their own inspections of the property and not upon any representations or descriptions of Dakil Auctioneers, Inc., either oral or written. ALL SALES FINAL ALL PROCEEDS DUE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING AUCTION 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM ON ALL PURCHASES 3% CONVENIENCE FEE ON ALL CREDIT CARD PURCHASES ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS, NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE $50 PROCESSING FEE ON ALL TITLED VEHICLES REMOVAL TIMES: 1 CN-DL-(10)-4 MORGAN 6 PEACE, CN-GC-COMM 1980 WINTER OLYMPIC COIN, CN-SC-F-IN CASE 50 PHILLIPINE PISO, CN-SC- JAMAICAN $10, CN-F-SC-10 AEBA, CN-F-SC-200 FORINT, CN-F-GC $100 CANADIAN 2 YELLOW POUCH W/BIOTTLE PERFUME 3 CN-DL-2-IKE 5-STERLING SILVER SHACKERS, 1-CAKE/PIE SERVER, 13-KNIVES (BUTTER. SMALL/LARGE), 22-FORKS (MINITURE, SMALL, 4 LARGE), 22-SPOONS (MINTURE, SMALL, LARGE) 5 M-CEREMIC CLOG W/ PICTURE/ M- KNF-POCKET WHT STN 1- RD STN 1/ JW-GC-WOMENS BULOVA WTC-1 6 CN-DL-1880 MORGAN-2, CN-P-1-1907 INDIAN HEAD, CN-N-1-1908 "V" 7 JW-GC-50 PESO IN PIECE, JW-GC-1908 $20 PIECE IN JEWELRY 8 CR-DL-1 RED INK 1935, CR-$2-2 RED INK 1953, CR-$5-3 2 RED INK 1963 AND 1 ORANGE INK 1934, 9 JW-1 CLR STN CN-N-151, CN-N-8-BUFFALO, CN-P-2851-WHEAT (91 ARE STEEL WHEAT), CN-HD-27-SLVR KENNEDY, CN-HD-11-SLVR 10 FRANKLIN, CN-HD-6-STANDING LIBERTY, CN-HD-17-SLVR, CN-HD-1-SLVR SITTING LIBERTY 11 JW-RN-SC-7 SM CLR STNS - LIT UP 12 JW-RN-SC-3 CLR STN - LIT UP CN-F-1, CN-D-1, CR-6-$2D-BILLS-A030184816, A01734072A, A01699392A, B01559452A, J10551010A, CN-FLYING-LBTY-HLF-D-3, 13 A03018481A, CN-SLVR-D-12, CN-N-1(1911), CN-SLVR-Q-1. CN-SLVR-LBTY-D-3, CN-D-4, 14 JWL-SLR RING (WEDDING SET)- 1 LG CLR STN(CNTR)- 2 CLR STN-(SIDE)- 5 CLR STN (OPPOSITE SIDE) JWL- GC-MN-PKT-W-/W/GC/CHN: CN-F 87: CN-P-6-INDIAN (BRONZE) 1889,1893,1902,1906(2),1907: CN-Q-2-SLVR-1942,1969: CN-N-BUFFALO: CN-Q-STANDING LBTY-5: CN-COMM-BICENN-LBTY BELL-BNZE-CLR: CN-Q-BICENN-2-1776-1976: CN-MNTST- HD-LINCOLN-DL-EISENHOWER-Q-1776-1976: CN-D-3-BARBER-1914: CN-D-16-MERCURY-1916-1945: CN-HD-1-KENNEDY-SLVR 15 1964: CN-HD-3-BARBER-1901(2), 1912: CN-HD-33-WALKING LBTY-1941-1945: CN-HD-23-KENNEDY-1951-1963: CN-DL-33- MORGAN-1878-1921: CN-DL-2-PEACE-(LOW RELIEF) 1924, 1925: CN-P-2-1865,1866-III -N: CN-N-8-LBTY-HEAD-(V) 1897-1911: CN-N-3-JEFFERSON-WARTIME ALLOY 1943: CN-N-4-JEFFERSON-1939,1949,1951,1954: CN-F-40: CN-P-5-STEEL: CN-P-1,159- WHEAT 16 1-GC-WTC-MENS 17 1- PIN W/ RD STN/ 1- CLR STN/ 1 GC RN STN MISSING/ 1 GC RN W/ 3 CLR STN/ 3 GC RN W/ 1 CLR STN/ 1 GC RN W/ 2 SM CLR STN 2 STNS MISSING LIT UP 18 1- SLVR Q 1956/ 120 SLVR N/ 17 BUFFALO N/ 1 STEEL 1943 P/ 1 RED SEAL $2/ 49 WHEAT P 19 1 - HD SLVR 1986 7- F CURR/ 1- $10 DL CONFEDERATE CURR/ 1- $20 DL CONFEDERATE/ 1- BARBER HD/ 1- PEACE DL/ 1- OLD POSTCARD 20 PICTURE OF HORSE CARRIAGE, HORSE & BUGGY 755 WHEAT P/ 10 SLVR N/ 2 N IN COVER/ 5 STEEL P/ 61 F CN/ 1 BUFFALO N/ 1 WHEAT P IN COVER/ IN MEMORIAM A LINCOLN 21 & JF KENNEDY/ 2 RED SEAL $ 2/ 5 SLVR CERT DL/ 1 SLVR CERT DL HAWAII/ 1 NATIONAL CURRENCY $5 BILL/ 1 F CURR/ 22 ------------------------------- 23 30 F CN/1 F CURR/ 16 F CN/ 9 PEACE DL/ 2 FRANKLIN HD/ 5 WHEAT P/ 3 SLVR D/ 2 SLVR N/ 1 WALKING LBRTY Q/ 1 1943 STEEL P/ 3 BUFFALO N/1 24 GC TT/ 1 GC 1929 HS RN 1 - SC BR WITH 7 PDT; 1 - GC PDT; 1 - SC MISC ITEM; 1 - W (MISSING BAND); 1 - SM FORK; 1 - SC BABY RN WITH TURQ LK 25 STN; 1 - GC BR 26 VARIOUS TYPES OF STONES: 1 - OPAL G20077; 1 - BLU TOPAZ F26490; 1 - BLU TOPAZ F26554; 1 - SMOKY QUARTZ Z33707; 1 - SMOKY QUARTZ Z34350; 1 - AMETHYST A34652; 1 - AQUAMARINE H26767 27 1- 49 PC SLVR WARE ST9 6- TABLESPOONS, 6- DINNER FORKS, 6 SALAD FORKS, 6 COCKTAIL FORKS, 6- KNIFES, 6 TEA SPOONS, 13- SPOONS) 1881 ROGERS CO- STAINLESS ONEIDA LTD ENGRAVED ON BACK OF EACH PIECE 28 1 FOREIGN CN; 1 SC RN W/ PNK STN; 1 TARNISHED RN W/ RD STN 29 4- $2 DL 30 2- 1OZ. FINE SILVER DOLLARS 31 1-FOREIGN BILL RING W/MISSING STONE; LOCKET W/DRAGON; POCKET WATCH; NECKLACE W/PICTURE; COSS NECKLACE WITH CHAIN; 32 2ND GOLD-LIKE CHAIN; LAPEL PIN; GOLD-LIKE CHAIN; 11 SILVER DOLLARS; 1 QUARTER; 2 DIMES; 1 PENNY; 4 HALF DOLLARS; 1 SILVER LIKE MEDALLION; 1 GOLD LIKE WEDDING BAND; 2 GOLD LIKE RINGS; 1 SILVER LIKE SPOON; 1 WEDDING SET WITH SILVER LIKE BAND AND DIAMOND LIKE STONE FOR OTHER RING IN SET LIT UP 3 TWO DOLLAR FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES; 1 ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE; 2 NICKLES; 1 DIME; 3 PENNIES; 1-FN-CN; 33 1 NOLAN RYAN BASEBALL CARD; GOLD COLORED EAGLE PENDANT 34 1 NOLAN RYAN BASEBALL CARD, GOLD COLORED EAGLE PENDANT 35 1-MORGAN-DL, 2-EISENHOWER-DL, 1-WALKING LBRTY-HD, 1-MERCURY-D, 1-JEFFERSON-N, 15-LINCOLN WHEAT-P, 31-F-CN 3-ORG & BRN BD NK, 1-ORG & SC NK, 1-GRN & TURQ LK & SC CROSS NK, 1-TURQ LK & SC HAIR COMB, 1-MULTI COLOR NK, 36 1-BRN LK NK, 1-SC NK W/ CLR STN, 1-CLR STN BR, 1-GC-BR W/ BLK, BRN & GRN STN, 1-TURQ LK & SC BR, 1-GC-HOOP ER PR,1-GC-CAT PDT, 1-SC-ER PR W/ CLR STN, 1-GC-ER W/ CLR STN, 1-GC-RN, 1-GC-RN W/ 10 CLR STN, 1-GC-RN W/ 7 CLR STN - LIT UP 37 1-SC-RN W/ 5 CLR STN - LIT UP 38 1-PEACE-DL, 1-WALKING LBRTY-HD, 1-KENNEDY-HD, 2-WASHINGTON-Q, 1-BUFFALO-N, 1-MERCURY-D, 1-ROOSEVELT-D,4- WHEAT-P, 4-EISENHOWER-D 39 4-TEETH WITH GOLD COLOR 1-SILVER COLOR BRAIDED BRACELET; 1-SILVER COLOR BRACELET WITH OVAL ETCHING; 1-SILVER COLOR NECKLACE 40 WITH SILVER COLOR NUGGET CROSS; 1-PAIR OF SILVER COLOR EARRINGS SHAPED LIKE FROGS; 1-SILVER COLOR & GOLD COLOR BRAIDED RING BROKEN; 1-GOLD COLOR RING WITH MISSING STONE; 1-GOLD COLOR MOTION RING WITH THE INITIALS "MJ"; 1-BLUE CLAY RING WITH BUTTERFLIES & WHITE FLOWERS 41 ------------------------------- 1-CLAY FIGURINE OF TWO BEARS HOLDING A HEART "HEART AND SOUL FOREVER"; 1-PLASTER CAST OF TWO BEARS 42 SITTING ON A PARK BENCH; 1-GOLD COLOR WEDDING BAND; 1-GOLD COLOR WEDDING BANK ON A CORK 43 1-GOLD COLOR MENS WEDDING BAND 44 9-PEACE DOLLARS (LOW RELIEF); 5-EISENHOWER DOLLARS 14-WALKING LIBERTY 1 OZ FINE SILVER ONE DOLLAR COINS; 1-CONTINENTAL SILVER COPORATION ONE TROY OZ; 45 1-OKLAHOMA GOLD AND NUMISMATICS INC 1 TROY OZ; 1-RETANGLE GOLD COLOR LIGHTER 46 1 PEACE DOLLAR (LOW RELIEF); 1 LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR; 1 GOLD COLOR LIBERTY HEAD (V) 47 1-12" KINFE SHAPED LIKE A GUN ( KNIFE CASE IS MADE LIKE A GUN HOLSTER) 48 1-GOLD COLOR LADIES WATCH WITH 2 CLEAR STONES; 1-SILVER COLOR BULOVA WATCH WITH 4 CLEAR STONES 49 1-KENNEDY SILVER HALF DOLLAR; 1-FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR; 1-ROOSEVELT SILVER DIME; 1-FOREIGN 177-WASHINTON BICENTENNIAL QUARTERS; 1-EISENHOWER BICENTENNIAL DOLLAR; 1-MORGAN DOLLAR; 1-PEACE DOLLAR (LOW RELIEF); 8-FOREIGN COINS; 6-KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS; 1-FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR; 1-WHEAT PENNY; 1- 50 BUFFALO HEAD NICKEL; 1-NICKEL WITH A THICK EDGE; 1-KENNEDY BICENTENNIAL HALF DOLLAR; 3-ROOSEVELT (SILVER) DIMES; 3-WASHINGTON (SILVER) QUARTERS; 1-SUSAN B ANTHONY DOLLAR; $2 BILL; 1-SILVER COLOR HAMILTON WATCH 2-WASHINGTON HEAD QUARTER COLLECTION 1946 TO 1959 BOOK CONTAINING 36 COINS1-ROOSEVELT DIME COLLECTION STARTING 1946 BOOK CONTAINING 73 COINS1-JOHN F KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR COLLECTION STARTING 1964 BOOK CONTAINING 36 COINS1-1981 UNITED STATES PROOF SET1-1982 UNITED STATES PROOF SET1-1983 UNITED STATES PROOF SET1-1985 UNITED STATES PROOF SET1-1986 UNITED STATES PROOF SET1-1987 UNITED STATES PROOF SET1- 1988 UNITED STATES PROOF SET1-1990 UNITED STATES PROOF SET2-1991 UNITED STATES MINT PROOF SETS5-1992 UNITED STATES MINT PROOF SETS3-1993 UNITED STATES MINT SILVER PROOF SETS1-1995 UNITED STATES MINT SILVER PROOF SET2-1996 UNITED STATES MINT SILVER PROOF SETS3-1997 UNITED STATES MINT SILVER PROOF SETS1-1998 UNITED STATES MINT PROOF SET2-1987 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS WITH D & P MINT MARKS2-1988 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS WITH D & P MINT MARKS2-1991 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS WITH D & P MINT MARKS4-1992 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS WITH D & P MINT MARKS2- 1994 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS WITH P & D MINT MARKS; 2-1995 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS WITH P & D MINT MARKS; 2-1996 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS; 2-1997 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS; 2-1998 UNITED STATES MINT UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS; 1-1963 US 51 PHILADELPHIA MINT SET; 1-1984 US MINT UNCIRCULATED; 2-1996 UNITED STATES MINT PROOF SETS; 1-1998 UNITED STATES MINT PFOOF SET; 2-1983 LOS ANGELES XXIII OPYMPIAD 2 COIN SET; 1-1988 UNITED STATES MINT OLYMPIC COIN SET, 1 SILVER, 1 GOLD; 1-WORLD WAR II 50TH ANNIVERSARY 2 COIN SET; 1-1994 US VETERANS COMMEMORATIVE 3 SILVER DOLLARS SET; 1-1987 UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION COIN SET, 1 SILVER, 1 GOLD; 1-1984 UNITED STATES MINT PRESTIGE SET OF 6 COINS; 1-GOLD AMERICAN EAGLE $25 DOLLAR PIECE; 2-FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT COMMEMORATIVE GOLD COIN; 1-1992 US OLYMPIC GOLD FIVE DOLLAR PROOF COIN; 1-1994 WORLD CUP USA COMMEMORATIVE GOLD FIVE DOLLAR COIN; 1-1991 MOUNT RUSHMORE GOLD FIVE DOLLAR PROOF; 2-1994 WORLD CUP USA COMMEMORATIVE SILVER DOLLAR; 2-1988 UNITED STATES MINT OLYMPIC COINS; 1-1994 US CAPITOL SILVER DOLLAR PROOF; 1-1992 US OLYMPIC BASEBALL SILVER DOLLAR PROOF COIN; 1-1998 CRISPUS ATTUCKS BLACK REVOLUTIONARY WAR PATRIOTS COMMEMORATIVE COINS; 1-1987 UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION COIN; 1-1997 JACKIE ROBINSON 50TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE COIN; 1-GEORGE WASHINGTON COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLAR; 1-1986 LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR COIN; 1-1996 ROOSEVELT DIME; 1-MICKEY MOUSE BRADLEY WATCH WITH BLACK LEATHER BAND; COACH PAUL "BEAR" BRYANT KEY CHAIN 147-KENNEDY HALF
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