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Steve Hayden STEVE HAYDEN PO Box 1863 Goose Creek SC 29445 (843) 973-4556 (Voice Mail or FAX) - Email [email protected] Web Site CivilWarTokens.com Please note new address MAIL BID SALE - #43 Closing January 31st, 2016 Sunday (online) First Lot at 7:00 PM EST until Last Lot just before 10:00 PM EST TERMS OF SALE: 1. There are NO buyer's fees in this sale. What you bid is the most you will pay. 2. Bids are reduced to one increment over the second highest bid. Bidding increments are: for bids up to $50 the increment is $2, from $50 to $100 the increment is $5, from $100 to $250 the increment is $10, from $250 to $500 the increment is $25, from $500 to $2,500 the increment is $50, from $2,500 to $5,000 the increment is $250, from $5,000 to $10,000 the increment is $500, from $10,000 to $25,000 the increment is $1,000 and over $25,000 the increment is $2,500. 3. Postage and insurance will be added to all invoices with a minimum charge of $1.00 per item. Free shipping to those who pay by check. When you get your invoice simply send a check for the total before shipping. 4. Invoices for delivery within South Carolina must pay 6% for South Carolina sales tax unless a resale number is supplied. Bidders from other states are responsible for paying any sales / use tax that may be required. 5. This sale has Live Online Bidding. You can view and bid on all lots online at civilwartokens.com. If you plan to bid online you will need to register so don’t delay. As always let us know if you have any difficulty. Although the auction is staggered many lots will close within seconds so plan ahead and bid accordingly. 6. If you choose, you may still bid by Mail, Fax, Phone and Email but those bids should be received at least one day before the closing date of the sale to assure they are properly recorded. We will enter these bids and act as your agent. These bids will be reflected in the online bidding with the User Name “xxmailbid”. If you bid in this manner please do not also bid online. 7. Bids for each lot can be entered at any time until that item closes as noted in online description with possible bidding extensions as noted below. There are no hidden reserves; the opening bid is the consignor’s reserve. 8. Closing time for a lot is automatically extended for 3 minutes if that lot receives a bid within its last 3 minutes. This continues in 3 minute increments until no further bids are received for that item. If you bid with 4 minutes left the closing will still be in 4 minutes. But if you bid with 2 minutes left the closing will be in 5 minutes. And if you bid with one second left the closing will be in 3 minutes and one second. 9. Estimates which appear after the description are only a guide and lots will often be sold above and below those amounts. 10. You may FAX your bids to our regular number. When we are out of the office our phone will be set to receive FAX's or voice mail. Again these bids should be received at least one day before the closing date of the sale to assure they are properly recorded. 11. Returns will be accepted on any lots incorrectly described, however, since the majority of this material is consigned all sales will be considered final 14 days after lot delivery. 12. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid or withdraw any lot. 13. Placing a bid in this sale constitutes acceptance of the above terms. My web site civilwartokens.com, has Enlarged Photos of EVERY LOT. Steve Hayden Mail Bid Sale #43 Closing January 31st, 2016 Lot Description Grade Comments/Estimate Civil War Patriotic Tokens 1 - 1/436 a R5 Raw Unc Details Retoning from cleaning. 1863 United Country with scarce reverse die. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (50-75) 2 - 5/288 a R2 Raw AU+ Trace Red on reverse. God Protect The Union. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (50-75) 3 - 6D/310 b R9 PCGS MS62 10% Bright. 1863 Army & Navy struck in Brass. Very unusual as this is the only variety listed in the 6, 7 and 8 die family in anything other than Copper. A raw AU sold for $230 in our January 2015 sale. (400-500) 4 - 9/405 a R6 NGC AU55 BN With some light obverse stains. The Constitution Must And Shall Be Preserved 1863. Indiana Primitive. A NGC XF45 example brought $80 in our August 2015 sale. (150-200) 5 - 9/407 a R6 PCGS MS63 BN Trace Red mostly on the reverse. Proclaim Liberty Through Out The Land Lincoln 1863. Rarely seen this nice, a NGC MS62 BN sold for $350 in our August 2015 auction. From the Henry South collection, earlier from our January 2015 sale. (400-500) 6 - 9/407 a R6 Raw VF Proclaim Liberty Through Out The Land Lincoln 1863. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (100-150) 7 - 14/297 a R5 NGC MS62 BN 1863 Army & Navy. Very scarce obverse die, an EF+ example sold for $72.67 in our July 2014 sale. (100-150) 8 - 16/300 a R3 NGC MS64 BN With attractive toning and nice luster. 1863 Army & Navy. (100-150) 9 - 34/276 a R6 PCGS MS62 BN With large reverse die cud. Union 1863 Our Card. From the Ed Rosen collection, earlier from our January 2015 sale. (100-150) 10 - 35/277 a R5 NGC MS63 BN With attractive toning and nice luster. Union 1864 Our Card. Scarce variety particularly this nice, an AU+ sold for $80 in our August 2015 auction. (150-200) 11 - 36/271 a R3 NGC MS64 BN Liberty and No Slavery. Rarely seen this nice, a raw 40% Red MS63 realized $137 in our December 2012 sale. (200-300) 12 - 36/340 a R2 Raw MS62 10% Red mostly on the reverse. 1863 Liberty and No Slavery. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (100-150) 13 - 37/256 a R2 Raw VF Horrors of War Blessings Of Peace 1863 For Public Accommodation. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (25-50) 14 - 46/335 a R2 NGC MS66 BN Very nice Cartwheel luster. Liberty 1864 Our Army. (200-300) 15 - 48/299 a R1 Raw MS64 20% Red. United We Stand Divided We Fall 1863. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (75-100) 16 - 51/333 a R6 NGC AU50 BN Indian Princess Our Army. Rare and underrated reverse die. A raw EF brought $213 in our August 2015 sale. (300-400) 17 - 54/296 a R5 Raw MS63 50% Red. Indian Princess Army & Navy. Rarely seen this nice. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (100-150) 18 - 56/161 a R5 Raw VF+ 1864 Indian Princess Our Army with two scarce dies. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (75-100) 19 - 58/439 a R3 Raw FINE+ Popular Odd Fellows reverse die. Another FINE+ brought $66 in our December 2008 auction. From the Dr. W. Stokes Houck III collection. (50-75) 20 - 59/453 b R8 NGC AU55 Sharply struck. Crude Indian Head 1863 dated 10 Cent piece struck in Brass. Rare reverse die that is usually found in worn condition often with problems. An EF+ brought $386.10 in our July 2000 sale. From the Mark Glazer, Steve Tanenbaum and Paul Koppenhaver collections. (500-750) 21 - 68/355 a R4 NGC MS63 BN Or a bit better with 10% Red. 1863 Not One Cent. A raw AU+ realized $79.20 in our December 2008 sale. From the Steve Tanenbaum and Cindy Wibker collections. (150-200) 022 023 024 22 - 69/69 a R10 NGC MS62 BN With traces of mint red all on the normally struck side. Unique single die doubleheader of a 1863 Indian Head. Mark Glazer is fascinated by mint errors and built an impressive collection of overstrikes and other interesting pieces. Most have been sold over the years but as with his other Patriotics, he retained the Best of the Best. Single die doubleheaders are certainly the rarest errors in the entire Civil War token field with only a dozen or so known of all varieties. These tokens were struck using a single die one side at a time. This resulted in the side struck first being slightly wavy. This particular piece is prototypical, note the slightly sunk in area at the center of the initial strike. A NGC XF45 example of 87/87 a brought $1,485 in our July 2014 sale. From the Mark Glazer collection acquired from Steve Tanenbaum and earlier part of the "Found In Wall" contemporary hoard of Civil War tokens found hidden in the wall of a New York City building being renovated. This would seem to indicate it is a "real" error rather than a mint concoction or something made specially for collectors. (2000-3000) 23 - 71/148 a Unlisted NGC MS64 BN Attractively toned with nearly Proof Like reverse. 1863 Indian Head with a balding bearded man thought to be John Stanton on the reverse. Stanton manufactured the vast majority of Indian Head Civil War tokens. From an image supplied by the president of the firm's current incarnation, Long-Stanton Manufacturing, it seems clear this is Stanton.
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