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4/23/2021 April 20, 2021 Auction Results 1 4/23/2021 April 20, 2021 Auction Results 1 Lot # Description Results 1 Literature: November 2019 Stack's Bowers Collection of New Jersey Coppers auction catalog. For the specialist. NR 6 2 Literature: Albert A. Grinnell Collection of U.S. Paper Currency, catalogued by Barney Bluestone, 1971 edition of all 18 (7) 1944-1946 auction catalogs. A classic. NR 3 Literature: Early U.S. Gold Coin Varieties, Dannreuther & Bass; U.S. Gold Patterns, Akers & Contemporary World 48 Gold Coins, Durst. THIS WILL NOT BE SHIPPED. NR 4 Literature: 1987 Buddy Ebsen & LW Hoffecker & 1988 Blevins & Bodway hardcover auction catalogs. THIS WILL NOT 12 BE SHIPPED. NR 5 Literature: Group of Stack's Bowers 2015-2019 auction catalogs, including part II & IV Pogue & 2019 30 Washingtoniana. THIS WILL NOT BE SHIPPED. NR 6 Literature: Group of classic grading guides, including Brown & Dunn and Photograde. THIS WILL NOT BE SHIPPED. NR 12 7 Literature: Box reference books & more, including Adventures with Rare Coins, Bowers. THIS WILL NOT BE SHIPPED. 30 NR 8 Literature: Box auction catalogs & reference material. THIS WILL NOT BE SHIPPED. NR 6 9 Supplies: Group of small iron beam balance scales, including 19th & 20th century weight boxes & tongs & 19th 42 century beam, no pins. Also, (2) wood display boxes & Maundy set box. THIS WILL NOT BE SHIP 10 Supplies: Box (16) PCGS & (4) NGC slab boxes. THIS WILL NOT BE SHIPPED. NR 42 11 Supplies: CS-10 coin counter. THIS WILL NOT BE SHIPPED. NR 192 12 Silver: 1973 Judaic Heritage Society sterling Kiddish cup commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the State of Israel, 186 #33/999, with original box and paperwork, $325 cost. ASW 7+ oz. 13 Silver: War 5c: $5.65. NR 132 14 Silver: Canada: $7.50 80% 10c & 25c. Also, 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 96 15 Silver: (5) Winchester .999 1 oz. bars & Franklin Mint 1000 grains sterling ingot. (6 pcs.) NR 198 16 Silver: $1.00 Eagles: 1993, 2000-2004, BU. (6 pcs.) NR 198 17 Silver: $1.00 Eagles: (2) 2002 & (4) 2003, BU. (4 pcs.) NR 198 17A Silver: $1.00 Eagles: (10) 2000, BU. NR 336 18 Silver: $1.00 Eagles: (10) 2003, BU. NR 330 19 Silver: $1.00 Eagles: (10) 2014, BU. NR 330 20 Silver: $1.00 Eagles: 2000 colorized; 2004 & (7) 2014, BU. Also, (2) .999 1 oz. rounds. (11 pcs.) NR 330 21 90%: $11.40 Barber 10c-50c. NR 240 22 90%: $10.00 Mercury 10c, Standing Liberty 25c & Walking Liberty 50c. Includes 1916D 25c. NR 216 23 90%: $10.00 Mercury 10c. NR 204 24 90%: $10.00 Mercury 10c. NR 204 25 90%: $10.00 Roosevelt 10c. NR 204 26 90%: $10.00 10c, 25c & 50c, including some Barbers, in bag & pages. NR 198 27 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 28 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 29 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 30 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 31 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 32 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 33 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 34 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 35 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 36 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 37 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 38 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 39 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 4/23/2021 April 20, 2021 Auction Results 2 Lot # Description Results 40 90%: $10.00 Washington 25c. NR 204 41 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 42 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 43 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 44 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 45 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 46 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 47 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 48 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 49 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 50 90%: $10.00 Franklin 50c. NR 213 51 90%: $10.00: $5.00 Franklin & $5.00 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 213 52 90%: $10.00 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 216 53 90%: $10.00 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 216 54 90%: $10.00 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 216 55 90%: $10.00 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 216 56 90%: $10.00 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 216 57 90%: $10.00 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 216 58 90%: $10.00 1964 Kennedy 50c. NR 216 59 90%: $7.20: $4.00 Barber 25c & $3.20 10c-50c. Also, $5.50 40% Kennedy 50c. NR 180 60 40%: $4.50 40% Kennedy 50c, $.95 War 5c, sterling bar & bicentennial medal. NR 60 61 Canada: Newfoundland: 20c: 1870, 1882, (2) 1894, 1896 & 1900, Good-EF; 50c: 1917C, VF. (7 pcs.) 48 62 Canada: (5) copper tokens, all attributed, average VF. Also, 1927B British India 1/4 Anna & (4) World silver Minors, 72 BU, including 1860A Austria Florin. (10 pcs.) 63 Canada: Large 1c: 1902, (2) 1912, 1916, 1918 & 1919, AU; 25c: 1888 Wide 8, Good & 1908 Large Crown, VG. (8 pcs.) 60 64 Canada: 5c Silver: 1898, 1902 & 1911, AU; 1920, MS-60; 10c: 1898, EF & 1919, MS-60. (6 pcs.) 210 65 Canada: 5c Silver: 1907, 1910, (2) 1911, 1912, (2) 1914, 1915 (EF), 1916 & (2) 1918, EF-AU. (11 pcs.) 96 66 Canada: 5c Silver: (21) Victoria, Circulated; (37) Edward VII & (14) George V, Good-VF. Also, 1918 10c, Fine. (73 pcs.) 180 67 Canada: 25c: 1911, M-18, a one year type & 1918, AU. (2 pcs.) 96 68 Canada: 50c: 1938, MS-60; 1962 & 1964, AU. (3 pcs.) w/67 69 Canada: $1.00: 1959, AU-58. Also, 1976 & 1979 Cased $1.00, Proof. (3 pcs.) 27 70 Ancients: Greece- (Kolophon) Ionia: 4th-3rd century BC silver Diobol, Head of Apollo/Lyre, SG-4348, Fine, 1.03 gm.; 108 (Aigeira) Achaean League: 160-146 BC silver Hemidrachm, Head of Zeus, VF, 2.22 gm. B 71 Ancients: Greece: 336-323C Alexander III The Great silver Drachm, Fine & bronze, VF. Both ex. Arkadian Ancients. (2 72 pcs.) 72 Ancients: Celtic Gaul: The Coriosolites Billon Stater, c. 100-50 BC, Head/Stylized Horse, NGC XF 78 73 Ancients: Celtic Britain: Durotriges Billon Stater, c. 60-20 BC, NGC XF (Spink 367). Catalog $170 in VF, no higher 102 listing. 74 Ancients: Roman Empire Egypt: Alexandria Nero Billon Tetradrachm, AD 54-68, NGC Choice Fine (Sear 2007) 120 75 Ancients: Roman Empire Britain: Constantine the Great Folis, 310-312, Sear 15873, EF & (2) Billon Centenionalis, 321, 36 Spink 727, Sear 16168, EF & Spink 732, Sear 16724, Fine. All London Mint. (3 pcs.) 76 Ancients: Rome: 82 BC Sulla & Manlius Torquatus silver Denarius, SR-286, Fine, 3.818 gm. & 253-260 Valerian Billon 96 Antoninianus, SR-9936, VF, 2.29 GM. Both ex. Arkadian Ancients. (2 pcs.) 4/23/2021 April 20, 2021 Auction Results 3 Lot # Description Results 77 Ancients: Rome: 265-268 Postumus silver Billon Antoninianus Fides Militum & 307-337 Constantine the Great, 30 Bronze London Mint, both VF & ex. Arkadian Ancients. (2 pcs.) 78 Ancients: Rome: (11) Minors. Sear catalog $544. NR 162 79 Ancients: Rome: (11) Minors. Sear catalog $227. NR 120 80 Ancients: Rome: (11) Minors. Sear catalog $269. NR RNM 81 Ancients: Rome: (12) Minors. Sear catalog $128. NR 66 82 Ancients: Rome: (16) Minors. Sear catalog $248. NR 72 83 Ancients: Rome: (11) Minors. Sear catalog $160. NR 54 84 Ancients: Rome: (17) Minors. Sear catalog $225. NR 54 85 Ancients: Rome: (21) Minors. Sear catalog $249. NR 48 86 Ancients: Rome: All (110) Minors. Lots 78-85 combined. Bid must exceed the total bids of these lots by at least 10%. PASS NR 87 Ancients: Rome: (51) bronze Minors, ground recovery. NR 48 88 Ancients: Rome: (14) Minors. NR 24 89 Ancients: Rome: (14) Minors. NR 24 90 Ancients: Rome: (12) Minors. NR 24 91 Ancients: Small bag (20) Minors, mostly ground recovery. NR 108 92 Ancients: (122) ground recovery Minors. NR 60 93 Australia: Penny: 1858 Peace & Plenty, Melbourne, KMTn-285.1, EF. Catalog $300. 42 94 Australia: $8.00: 2012 5 ounce silver Koala, with original box, KM-1841, NGC PF-70 Ultra Cameo First Releases. 210 Catalog $350 in MS-65. 95 ** Bolivia: 1 Real: 1762P Cob, KM-41, Fine 96 96 Bolivia: 4 Reales: 1808PTS PJ, KM-72, NGC VF Details, Polished. Catalog $175 unimpaired; Guatemala: 8 Reales: 216 1796NG M, KM-53, NGC VF Details, Rim Damage (minor bumps), catalog $200 unimpaired. (2 pcs 97 Demak (Sultanate in Java): Pitis: (15) 1475-1518 Sultan Pangeran oal Patah, Arabic inscriptions/uniface, Fine or 24 better, some crude planchets. 98 Equatorial Guinea: 1000 Francs: (10) 1995, KM-84.2, BU. The legend Error variety. Catalog $460 in Fine. 66 99 France: 1/2 Ecu: 1656H, KM-164.9, NGC VF-35. Catalog $165 in VF-20 & $450 in XF 144 100 France: 1/2 Franc: 1587A Henry III, NGC XF Details, Obverse scratched (very, very old in obverse field), (7.05g), scarce 228 type, nice portrait; French States-Orange: Teston: (1625-1647) Frederick Henry, 101 France: 1 1/2 Euros: (2) 2005 Bordeaux Wines, KM-1440, PCGS PR-69DCAM, .900 silver. Mintage of 2,832. Catalog 42 $75 each in PR-65. 102 French Indochina: 1/4 Cent: (20) 1942 & (20) 1943, KM-25, Fine or better. Catalog $460 in Fine. (40 pcs.) 36 103 German States- Hesse-Darmstadt: 5 Mark: 1904 400th Birthday of Phillip the Magnanimous, KM-373, AU. Catalog 120 $180 in XF & $300 in MS-60. 104 Germany: 3 Mark: 1924J, KM-43, MS-60.
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