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Welcome to our first sale for 2009, and a cracking sale it is indeed! Thanks as usual to all the vendors for providing not only a diverse and interesting selection, but also a large number of highly desirable and rare items for this sale. For future vendors - Please note: the cut off dates for the next sale will be in early/mid July, and as we already have a large number of items penciled in (including 2 superb collections of Banknotes), places will once again be limited. The next sale, Sale 70, will be sometime in September, and is already shaping up to be another beauty!

Some Sale 69 Auction Highlights and more…

One excessively rare item really worth close attention is the Type 10 Kookaburra Other Points Of Interest- Once again, those that (wisely) listened to what I said a Penny of 1920. This famous type is often dubbed the “Crowned Head” type, as it is year ago about the share market meltdown probably did well to avoid the massive the only coin amongst both the Halfpennies and Pennies of the Kookaburra series losses that have occurred, and hopefully they have future proofed their super to feature King George V wearing a crown. This portrait type is similar to the ones funds and personal investments by putting their hard earned money into high qual- used in our issued pre decimal currency and also in other colonial countries of the ity Numismatic items that will have potential for future growth. Of further significant period. This very rare issue has not been sold at auction for many years, and this interest is that in the last four months, in Australia and right around the World, particular coin has the pedigree of being Ex. the Le Seouf (the former Melbourne there have been record breaking Numismatic sales held. Last year we sold two Mint Master’s personal) collection, adding to its considerable desirability. This su- items for over $1,000,000 each, including the World Record price for any Austral- perb example should top the $300,000 mark, with several collectors already keen ian Numismatic item, but we were delighted to hear that several leading Austral- to add this coin to help complete their type collections. ian Numismatic firms had also recently achieved record prices. The Rare Coin Company achieved a new record price with the sale of a 1000 Pound note for Also on offer is an amazing consecutive trio of 1 Pound Star notes 1942 Armit- $1,350,000, whilst Coinworks just announced the amazing result of $500,000 for age-McFarlane in UNC condition. These amazing notes turned up in the early a Proof 1923 Halfpenny, well above the current catalogue price! 1980’s, and have never been offered at auction before. Not only are these notes the key Starnotes of the whole series (along with the 10 Shillings, of which these Overseas, a number of recent sales held from October to December, and amongst rate similarly in high grade), but as a trio they are truly unique, and as such, may the gloom of the Global Financial Crisis, broke new pricing ground. In Munich a be worth more than a 50% premium for this factor. At the current catalogue value sale realised 7.9 million Euros (over $15,000,000), another in Dallas Texas real- of $160,000 per note, and considering the extra value added for being a trio, the ised $US13 million, whilst in London yet another sale achieved a world record estimate of $450,000 could well prove to be very conservative come auction day. price of £1,782,500 ($3,900,000) for a Russian Twenty Rouble Piece. A sale held in Tokyo comprising only 100 lots realised an incredible 630,000,000 Yen, (that’s Other items sure to attract significant interest include a 20 Pound 1913 Collins over $10,000,000), with a world record price for an 1847 Gothic Crown fetch- – Allen, a fresh note that, unbelievably, was actually part of a consecutive pair. ing over $790,000. In Switzerland another sale broke several records, with an This note is graded gEF, and is considered the equal finest known, and estimated Athens Gold Stater selling for 950,000 CHF (over $1,200,000), and a Sestertius at $260,000. Also there is a Rainbow Pound 1914 and at gF/aVF an attractive of Hadrian achieved a record price of 2,000,000 CHF (over $2,500,000)! And this example and rare in this grade, which is estimated at $65,000. Also an UNC 10 only in the last 4 months! It is also important to understand that for every new Shillings 1923 Miller-Collins, a nearly UNC 5 Pound Kell-Heathershaw, a trio of record breaking rarity sold, there is a positive spin-off created which in turn filters Hay Internment Camp notes in high grade, as well as a 10 Pound 1918 Cerutty- down throughout other levels of the market. As high profile rarities diminish, the Collins in gVF. Other highlights include a Red Serial 1 Pound 1914, a number of focus gradually shifts to the next in rank. Specimen notes as well as an amazing line up of very rare issued and specimen Pre Federation Banknotes. I think the message here is clear; in times of economic turmoil, the Numismatic market has held up. Gold, of course, has always been a safe haven in times of A fantastic selection of Coin Rarities includes probably the finest known 1922/1 trouble, but evidence shows that even from the times of the Great Depression, Overdate Threepence. Sold originally by IAG in 2002, this superb example is the Numismatic market has more than held its own. More than ever, investors graded aEF/gEF. There is also two other Kookaburra pennies, a Type 11 and a recognise the need for diversification and are seeking secure alternatives that are Type 12, two 1813 Dumps, a rare Taylor Sixpence in Silver c1855, and superior affected as little as possible by the stock and property markets. examples of many key date coins including a gEF 1923 Halfpenny, a Ch.UNC 1925 Penny and an aVF 1930 Penny. The 1925 Penny is worth a special mention, Please Note: We will be accepting items for the next sale, Sale 70 (to be held in as this would be the finest example offered in many years. Also there is a su- September 2009), from now until early/mid July 2009. Please contact us Now perb selection of Commonwealth Silver and Copper including many gem pieces, about any consignments you want to include in this sale to ensure that you don’t some nice Proof Coins, and a selection of Australian Gold highlighted by an aUNC miss out. 1860/5 overdate Half Sovereign, also considered to be the finest known. Other items of interest include a small but interesting selection of Australian Medals, World, GB, Ancient Coins and more.

Interstate Clients:- Perth: The A.N.D.A. Coin and Banknote Fair 28th February - 1st March 2009 - At the Burswood Casino Convention Centre. Sydney clients please note: We will not be viewing in Sydney this Auction due to commitments at the Perth fair, but anticipate to do so next sale as usual. There will also be limited view- ing for interstate dealers in our offices: Friday 6thof March From 9am to 5pm - Strictly By Prior Appointment Only:

Level 2 - Sonata - Cnr. Queensland Avenue & Surf Parade - Broadbeach. Ph:(07) 55 380 300 - Mobile 0412 722 043 (Business Hours Only) Email: [email protected] Website: www.iagauctions.com during business hours at our office on: (07) 55 380 Welcome to IAG’s Sale 69 300. Alternatively you can email us at: iagmail@ Sunday 8th March 2009 optusnet.com.au Direct Bank Payments: Please advise us if you are paying by electronic transfer, so we can ensure Important Auction Information: that your payments get processed effectively. Make sure to include your name and invoice number in Viewing & Auction: Sofitel Gold Coast (81 Surf your payment. Please note that items will only be Parade Broadbeach) - Sorrento Room (Level 3), dispatched a minimum of 3 days after cleared pay- on the day of Sale, 8th March 2009 from 12pm ment has been confirmed. - 3pm. The Auction will then commence immedi- ately at 3pm. We estimate that this sale will take Bank: ANZ Broadbeach approximately 3 hours to complete. There will also Account: Paradise Coins Pty Ltd. be limited viewing for interstate clients only on Fri- T/A International Auction Galleries day 6th March, strictly by appointment only, in our BSB: 014 513 offices from 9-5pm. The Oasis Shopping Centre Account No: 1027 43868 (next door to the Sofitel Hotel, right in the heart of Broadbeach) has plenty of Car Parking for those wishing to attend the Auction. Happy Collecting to All.

Interstate Viewing: 2 days in Perth:- At the ANDA Fair, 28th February – 1st March 2009, at The Burswood Casino Intercontinental Hotel Conven- Auction Starts 3pm. tion Centre. Due to several other commitments, we will NOT be in SYDNEY for this Sales Viewing. Please call our office on (07) 55 380300 for details or if you need any further information. We expect to resume our usual Sydney viewing for the next World Coins auction.

Payment: All amounts are in Australian Dollars. Credit Cards (accepted with signature & full ad- 1 Austria Thaler Ferdinand II dress details): MasterCard, Visa & AMEX only . A 1601-1602. Small Obverse dig. Surcharge of 3% will also be applied to all AMEX aVF charges only. $110-120

Buyers Premium: A 16.5% total Buyers Premium will be added on to the knock-down price of all lots. The slight increase is due to continually rising costs of insurance. All auction purchases over $5,000 will now be fully insured at no extra cost, and all post- age costs will be waived for all purchases over this amount. Additional credit card charges will still be waived on any payments made with either Visa or MasterCard. 2 Bolivia 8 Soles 1847 PTS. Toned. aEF Postal Bidders: Will be advised of successful bids, $120-130 and items will be dispatched only upon receipt of payment in full. Unsuccessful postal bidders will be 3 Fiji Sixpence 1936. GEM UNC notified, and will receive an auction prices realised. $80-90 All postal bidders please note bids must be received no later than Saturday 7th of March 2009 please, although by Friday is preferable. The earliest re- ceived bid will always get preference in the case of 2 or more identical high bids being received.

Credit Cards: Successful buyer’s lots will only be dispatched for existing clients & only upon full clearance of funds. At our discretion we reserve the right to hold new clients lots who pay by credit 4 France 5 Franc 1850A. Red and card for up to 30 days. All postal bid payments are green tone. Ch.UNC to be completely finalised within 14 days of sale $310-320 please. For any more information please contact us

Page 1 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 5 German New Guinea 1 Pfennig 14 Japan 50 Sen 1898. Year 31. 1894A. gVF Old red and green tone. Ch.UNC $150-160 $70-80

15 New Zealand Florin 1933. aUNC $80-90

16 New Zealand Florin 1935. UNC $160-170

6 German New Guinea Half Mark 1894A. Green tone. aEF $300-350

17 New Zealand Proof Waitangi Crown 1935. Attractive light toning, minor obverse contact. aFDC $5600-5800

7 German New Guinea 5 Mark 1894A. NGC graded and cased MS 61. Attractive and scarce with light toning. UNC $4700-4800

8 Germany 3 Reichsmark 1930A. Liberation of the Rhineland. UNC 18 Nicaragua Un Cordoba 1912H. $70-80 Scarce. gEF/aUNC $275-300

19 Portugal 500 Reis 1898. Carlos I and Amelia. aUNC $25-30

20 Russia 50 Kopeks 1899. aUNC $60-70

21 Russia Rouble 1899. gVF 9 Germany 2/3 Thaler Brunswick- $45-50 Luneburg-Calenberg 1718H. Scarce. gVF 22 South Africa Crown 1892. Double $220-240 shaft type. Scarce. gVF $250-275 10 Hungary Quarter Thaler 1723NB. Slightly buckled. aEF $110-120

11 Hungary 5 Korona 1900. Franz Joseph I. aUNC $30-35

12 Ireland Florin 1939. Old red and grey tone. Ch.UNC $60-70 23 Straits Settlements 1 Cent 1901. Orange. UNC 13 Japan Gold 2 BU Mutsuhito. $150-170 Meiji period 1868-1869. gVF $110-120 24 Straits Settlements 20 Cent 1901. gEF $40-50

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 2 25 Sweden Quarter Skilling 1802. Gustof IV. Some red. UNC $100-110

32 GB Gold Spade Guinea 1791. George III. gVF $480-500

26 Switzerland Thaler 1748. Zurich, 33 India Star Pagoda 1740-1807. city view. Some old toning. Madras mint. aEF Superb. aEF $250-275 $550-600 34 Mexico Cob 4 Reales 1607-1620. 27 USA 50 Cent 1827. Square Phillip III. FINE base 2. aEF $110-120 $150-160

35 Mexico 8 Reales Pillar Dollar 28 USA 50 Cent 1829. Steel and 1742MF. Philip V. Scarce this gold tone. aU/UNC grade. EF $270-280 $650-700

36 Mexico 8 Reales Pillar Dollar Australian Proclamation Coins 1757MM. Ferdinand VI. VF $350-400

37 Mexico 8 Reales 1789FM. 29 Bolivia Pillar 2 Reales 1775JR. Charles IV. VF Charles III. aEF $160-170 $180-200 38 Mexico 8 Reales 1790FM. Charles IV. Slight edge scrape. gVF $170-180

39 Mexico 8 Reales 1796FM. Charles IV. Some lustre. gVF $180-200

30 Bolivia 8 Reales 1788PR. Charles III. 40 Mexico 8 Reales 1808TH. Great date. gVF/aEF Charles IV. Some lustre. aEF $325-350 $250-275

31 GB Cartwheel Penny 1797. gVF 41 Netherlands Gulden 1763. $170-180 Gulderland. VF $130-140

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42 Netherlands Gulden 1791. 49 Spain Gold Half Escudo 1778. Utrecht. Scarce. aUNC Charles III. Ch.UNC $380-400 $550-600

43 Netherlands 3 Gulden 1794. Utrecht. aVF $180-200

44 Peru 8 Reales 1795IJ. Charles IV. Slightly off centre, mint lustre. gEF/aUNC $375-400 50 Dump 1813 NSW 15 Pence. Worn, 45 Peru 8 Reales 1808JP. Charles IV. and plugged at top, but with most gFINE lettering on Obverse, and strongly $80-100 visible Crown. Trace of “Pence” on Reverse. POOR/VG $3000-3200

Australian Pre Decimal Coins

46 Portugal Half Johanna 1772R. Halfpenny Joseph I. aEF $1400-1500 51 1911. Traces of red. gEF/aUNC $70-80

52 1914H. Brown, hints of red. gEF $90-100

53 1916. Brown and purple red. UNC $130-150 47 Portugal Half Johanna 1789R. Maria I. gVF 54 1919. Some traces of red. $1100-1200 aU/UNC $140-160

48 Portugal Half Johanna 1800R. Maria I. gVF/aEF 55 1923. Nearly 6 full pearls. $1300-1400 gFINE $1900-2000

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 4 56 1925. Brown. gEF/aUNC 71 1931. Indian die variety. Rare. $70-80 aVF $220-240 57 1926. Traces of red. aUNC $120-140 72 1946. Key date. VF $50-60

73 1946. Key date. Cleaned. EF $280-300

74 1946. Key date. Trace of lustre. gEF $425-450

75 1947Y. gEF $40-50

76 1948. Full mint red. Ch.UNC/GEM 58 1933/2. A part impression of the $60-70 top of a 2 on the last number 3. Trace of lustre. EF/gEF 77 1956. Full mint red. Ch.UNC/GEM $275-300 $40-50

59 1934. Red and brown. UNC Threepence $110-120 78 1910. UNC 60 1935. Red and brown. UNC $70-80 $110-120 79 1911. Ch.UNC 61 1940. Red and brown. UNC $580-600 $100-110 80 1915. Key date. aEF 62 1941. Red and brown. UNC $140-150 $70-80 81 1916. aUNC Penny $80-90

63 1911. Traces of red. gEF/aUNC 82 1922. Toned. gEF/aUNC $80-90 $70-80

64 1916. Red and brown. UNC 83 1927. UNC $220-240 $150-170

65 1917. Red and brown. UNC 84 1928. aUNC $240-250 $60-70

66 1918I. aEF 85 1936. Mint bloom. UNC $160-180 $120-140

67 1920. Double dot. Scarce. Sixpence gFINE $70-80 86 1910. EF $70-80 68 1925. Key date. aVF $150-170 87 1911. Obverse dig. aEF $90-100 69 1925. Key date. 6 pearls and full diamond. VF 88 1917. Toned with some lustre. $170-180 gEF/aUNC $280-300 70 1931. Drop 1 variety. gVF $40-50 89 1921. gVF $60-70

Page 5 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 90 1927. gEF/aUNC Crown $60-70 109 1937. UNC 91 1936. UNC $80-90 $140-150 110 1938. Slight toning. EF Shilling $170-180

92 1914. gVF/aEF $60-70 Australian Pre Federation 93 1925/3 Overdate. gEF/aUNC Banknotes $110-120

94 1926. aEF $60-70

95 1933. Key date. aFINE $70-80

96 1939. UNC $220-240

97 1941. Mint bloom. UNC $60-70 111 One Pound The City of Melbourne Florin Bank Limited Specimen. Melbourne 1-4-1877. (MVR 1). Scarce. aUNC 98 1911. gF/aVF $14000-15000 $110-120

99 1912. aVF $180-200

100 1915. aFINE $100-110

101 1924. gVF/aEF $170-180

102 1925. aEF $40-50 112 One Pound Bank of South Australia Specimen. Adelaide 12-7-1878. 103 1932. Key date. VG (MVR 2b). Scarce. aUNC $140-150 $14000-15000

104 1933. Toned. Scarce. aVF $120-140

105 1934/5 Melbourne Centenary. gEF $280-300

106 1934/5 Melbourne Centenary. Nearly full wreath. aU/UNC $425-450 113 One Pound The National Bank of Australasia Limited Specimen. 107 1935. aU/UNC Perth 1-2-1900. (MVR 4p). $200-220 Rare. aUNC $16000-17000 108 1936. UNC $200-220

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117 Five Pounds Australian Joint Stock 114 One Pound The Commercial Bank Bank Specimen. Brisbane 1-1-1884. of Australia Limited Specimen. (MVR 2a). Very rare. aUNC Melbourne 18--. (MVR 1). $17000-18000 Scarce. aUNC $15000-16000

118 Five Pounds The National Bank of Australasia Limited Specimen. Perth 1-1-1888. (MVR 4a). Very 115 One Pound Bank of Australasia rare issue on Perth. aUNC Sydney 1-7-1895. Fully signed & $19000-20000 issued. (MVR 2c). Cancelled in red & with bank stamp that reads “Australia & New Zealand Bank Ltd. General Managers Office, Melbourne”. Scarce. aFINE $13000-14000

119 Five Pounds Western Australasia Bank Specimen. Perth 1-1-1909. (MVR 3c). Rare. aUNC $18000-20000

116 One Pound Bank Of Australasia, Sydney. 1-1-1897 (MVR 2c). Fully signed and issued, lovely waxy paper and rare in this grade. Apparently Ex. an ANZ Bank Manager, who bought the note a long time ago for 5 Pounds and a bottle of Scotch! VF $25000-26000

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120 Five Pounds National Bank of Australasia, Adelaide. Fully signed and issued 1-1-1873 (MVR 2c). Attractive grade and appearance, with nice clear details. Extremely rare, with only 2 or 3 examples known. gFINE $56000-58000

121 Five Pounds Bank Of NSW, Sydney. Fully signed and issued 1-4-1881 (MVR 7c). A superb grade for a Pre Federation note, and very attractive. Very rare, especially this nice. gVF $38000-40000

122 Ten Pounds The London Chartered Bank of Australia Specimen. 123 Ten Pounds The Federal Bank of Melbourne 1-7-1882. (MVR 2a). Australia Specimen. Adelaide 1-6-18-- Rare. aUNC (1-5-1888 written in pencil). $20000-22000 (MVR 1). Very rare. aUNC $21000-23000

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124 Ten Pounds Western Australasia 125 Twenty Pounds The Federal Bank Bank Specimen. Perth 1-1-1906. of Australia Limited Specimen. (MVR 3c). Very rare. aUNC Adelaide 1-6-18-- (c1888). $25000-27000 (MVR 1). Extremely rare. aUNC $27000-29000

126 Fifty Pounds The Federal Bank of Australia Limited Specimen. Adelaide 1-6-18-- (circa 1888). (MVR 1). Extremely rare. aUNC $29000-30000

127 Fifty Pounds The Bank of Adelaide Specimen. Adelaide 1-6-1893. (MVR 2a). Very rare. aUNC $23000-24000

Page 9 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Australian Superscribed Banknotes

131 2 Shilling Hay Internment Camps WWII. Camp 7, 1-3-1941 Mendel- Stahl. Very Rare. aUNC $19000-20000

Australian Pre Decimal 128 1 Pound 1910 National Bank Banknotes of Australia, Melbourne. Super- scribed Collins-Allen (S 50). An Ten Shillings attractive type example. Rare. gFINE 132 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 3b). Crisp, $24000-25000 nice type note. gFINE $3250-3500 Australian War Related Banknotes

133 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 3b). Crisp, with 3 folds. A nice type example. aVF $6250-6500

129 Sixpence Hay Internment Camps WWII. Camp 7, 1-3-1941 Epstein- Stahl. Rare. This lot, and the next 2 notes all Ex. M.R.Roberts in the 1970’s. aEF $14000-15000 134 1923 Miller-Collins (R 4). Fresh and original, with only the lightest trace of very minor handling. Extremely rare this grade. Virtually as issued. UNC $50000-55000

135 1926 Kell-Collins (R 5). VF $2700-2800

136 1928 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 7). aVF 130 Shilling Hay Internment Camps $1400-1500 WWII. Camp 7, 1-3-1941 Mendel- Stahl. Very Rare. gEF/aUNC 137 1928 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 7). $19000-20000 gVF $1900-2000

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 10 140 1933 Riddle-Sheehan (R 9). No overprint. Centre fold. Scarce. aVF/VF $4200-4400

141 1934 Riddle-Sheehan (R 10). Red overprint. Crisp, several folds. aVF 138 1933 Riddle-Sheehan (R 8a). $1800-1900 Thick signature type. Very rare. aEF 142 1934 Riddle-Sheehan (R 10). $37000-38000 Red overprint. Centre fold, crisp. gVF 139 1933 Riddle-Sheehan (R 8b). $2200-2400 Thin signature type. gVF/aEF $5500-6000

143 1934 Riddle-Sheehan (R 10). Consecutive pair. Red overprint type. Fresh, original pair with a light bend, full sheen and crisp, waxy paper. Superb and rare this grade. UNC $44000-45000

144 1939 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 12). aUNC $1600-1700

145 1939 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 12). Slightly faded colour on front. aU/UNC $1600-1700

146 1939 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 12). Consecutive run of 4. UNC $12500-13000

Page 11 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 147 1942 Armitage-McFarlane (R 13). UNC $1200-1400

148 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 14). Very slight bend. aU/UNC $600-650

149 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 14). Fresh and crisp. UNC $1200-1400 155 1914 Collins-Allen (R 18b). Blue serials type. Fresh note with good 150 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 15). UNC paper. Scarce. gF/aVF $1400-1500 $10500-11000

151 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 15). Consecutive pair. aUNC $1400-1500

152 1954 Coombs-Wilson (R 16). Common- wealth. Consecutive pair. UNC $800-850

153 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 17). Consecutive run of 5. aU/UNC $800-900 156 1914 Collins-Allen (R 18e). Scarce. aEF One Pound $15000-16000

158 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 21). Crisp, good colour, but with many pinholes. aVF $1900-2000

159 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 21). Strong colour with three folds. aVF 154 1914 Collins-Allen (R 18a). Red $2500-2600 serial number issue. Seldon offered, a nice example with no problems. 160 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 21). Almost every other example known Strong colour, very slight paper is in lower grade. Very rare. damage on back. VF VG+ $2800-3000 $20000-22000

157 1914 Collins-Allen (R 20a). Rainbow Pound Emergency Issue. Strong fresh paper, with good colour, and apart from a few rough edges, a fault free note. The best example offered in recent times. Extremely rare. gF/aVF $65000-70000

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 12 161 1923 Miller-Collins (R 23b). 173 1938 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 29). Crisp. VF gEF $1900-2000 $600-650

162 1926 Kell-Collins (R 24). Crisp, slight paper tone. gVF 174 1942 Armitage-McFarlane (R 30a). $1300-1400 Consecutive trio. UNC $1700-1800 163 1926 Kell-Collins (R 24). Crisp. gEF $8500-9000 175 1942 Armitage-McFarlane (R 30a). Consecutive run of 10, one with 164 1927 Kell-Heathershaw (R 25). small tone spot. Scarce in a Paper toned. gVF large run. UNC $1500-1600 $5000-5500

165 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 26). Crisp. gVF 176 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 31). $600-700 Consecutive pair. UNC $1400-1600 166 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 26). Consecutive pair. Lovely crisp original pair. UNC 177 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 32). $18000-18500 Consecutive run of 4. UNC $3200-3400 167 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 26). Consecutive trio. Crisp, natural, with 3 heavy folds. gVF 178 1953 Coombs-Wilson (R 33). $5500-6000 Consecutive pair. UNC $400-500 168 1932 Riddle-Sheehan (R 27a). Thick signature type. Crisp. aVF 179 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 34b). $1900-2000 Consecutive run of 10. UNC $3800-4000 169 1933 Riddle-Sheehan (R 28). Crisp. aUNC $2700-2800 Five Pound

170 1933 Riddle-Sheehan (R 28). UNC $5000-5500

180 1914 Collins-Allen (R 36c). Crisp, very minor ink marks on both edges. Very rare this grade, and one of the

best we have offered. Ex IAG Sale 54 2001. gVF 171 1933 Riddle-Sheehan (R 28). $33000-35000 Consecutive pair. UNC $10000-11000 181 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 37b). Some 172 1938 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 29). damage to paper on back resulting in EF minor design loss. gFINE $550-600 $2600-2700

Page 13 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 184 1924 Kell-Collins (R 38a). Black signature type. Crisp. Scarce. EF $26000-27000

182 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 37b). Nice original paper and a good type note. gVF 185 1927 Kell-Heathershaw (R 39). Note $9500-10000 Issue Department type. Crisp note with good body. Rare this grade. gVF/aEF $22000-24000

183 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 37b). Nice strong colour and an attractive example that would make an ideal type note. Scarce. aEF $30000-32500

186 1927 Kell-Heathershaw (R 40). Crisp, original note with only very minor handling. Nearly identical to the note we sold in Sale 66 for $100,500 (including buyers premium), and was in fact originally from the same small batch discovered in the late 90’s. Ex IAG Sale 56 2002, and probably the second or third finest known. aU/UNC $84000-85000

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 14 187 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 42). Crisp. VF $3200-3400

188 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 42). Consecutive pair. Crisp and fresh original notes, with only the very barest hint of a centre bend, that in no way impacts on the paper. As good as they come. Rare. UNC $64000-65000

189 1932 Riddle-Sheehan (R 43). 193 1939 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 45). Crisp, natural. VF Crisp. gVF $6800-7000 $1200-1300

194 1942 Armitage-McFarlane (R 46). gEF $850-900

195 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 48). aUNC $1300-1400

190 1932 Riddle-Sheehan (R 43). 196 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 48). Crisp, original note with only aU/UNC very minor handling, and full $2000-2200 waxy sheen to the paper. The finest note of this rare issue 197 1954 Coombs-Wilson (R 49). we have ever seen or sold. One Consecutive pair. UNC if the finest known, if not the $1800-2000 finest. Extremely rare. UNC 198 1960 Coombs-Wilson (R 50). $87500-90000 Consecutive pair. UNC $1900-2000 191 1932 Riddle-Sheehan (R 44a). Pink face. Crisp. aVF 199 1960 Coombs-Wilson (R 50). $3800-3900 Consecutive pair. UNC $1900-2000 192 1939 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 45). aVF $600-650

Page 15 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Ten Pound

202 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 55). 2 pinholes. Scarce. aVF $9000-9500

203 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 55). An attractive type note. gEF $32000-33000

204 1934 Riddle-Sheehan (R 57). 200 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 52c). gF/aVF Some paper damage on back $2300-2400 resulting in design loss and paper thinning. Ideal type note, 205 1940 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 58). and a rare opportunity to pur- 2 pinholes. aVF chase this rare issue at this $1400-1500 price point, as this otherwise catalogues at $45,000. 206 1940 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 58). FINE gVF $13000-14000 $2600-2700

207 1954 Coombs-Wilson (R 62). Consecutive pair. UNC $3900-4000

201 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 52c). A superb and fresh note, with nice strong paper and very good colour. A hard note to improve on. Very rare. gVF $75000-78000

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 16 208 1954 Coombs-Wilson (R 62). 209 1960 Coombs-Wilson (R 63). Consecutive pair. UNC UNC $3900-4000 $1500-1600

210 Twenty Pounds 1913 Collins-Allen (R 64). Extremely rare, with only a handful of notes in existence, with only a few examples even seen in recent years, and none in this high grade. A superb note, with full crispness, serial numbers punched through to back, and a light centre fold. Lovely fresh colour, this note is nearly as issued, with only traces of light handling. Originally part of a consecutive pair, offered only once in 1996, and considered to be the equal finest known. Conservatively graded, and a true numismatic rarity. gEF $260000-270000

British Coins

211 Halfpenny 1853. Brown. UNC $120-130

216 Shilling 1718. George I (S 3645). 212 Penny Aethelred II 978-1016. Some old lustre and mint bloom. (S 1148). gFINE Scarce this nice. UNC $120-140 $1600-1700

213 Penny 1853. Brown. UNC $180-200

214 Half Groat Commonwealth 1649-60. (S 3221). gFINE $100-120 217 Shilling 1723 SSC (South Sea Company). George I. (S 3647). 215 Shilling Edward VI 1547-53. EF (S 2482). VG $300-350 $60-70 218 Florin 1873. Gothic type. gVF $120-140

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219 Half Crown 1689. William and Mary. 226 Gold Double Crown James I 1617-18. Attractive old tone. Scarce. aEF Fifth bust (S 2623) mm crescent. $1600-1700 aVF $1200-1400 220 Half Crown 1746. George II. gVF/aEF $525-550

221 Half Crown 1825. George IV. gEF/aUNC $360-380

222 Double Florin 1889. Jubilee head. gVF $100-110 227 Gold Broad 1656. Oliver Cromwell. NGC graded AU 58 (S 3255). Catalogues at GBP 11,000 in EF. Extremely rare. gEF/aUNC $26000-27000

223 Crown 1741. George II. (S 3687). Scarce. VF $1200-1400

228 Gold Guinea 1766. George III (S 3727). Scarce. aEF $1300-1400

224 Crown 1819 LX. George III. Attractive tone. Scarce. UNC $1300-1400

229 Cased Specimen Set 1911 George V. 8 coin set including Maundy coins. 225 Proof Crown 1847. Gothic Type, Lovely old tone. FDC with plain edge. NGC graded PF $650-700 62 (S 3883 var). Dark toned with hints of red and green, very 230 Cased Specimen Set 1937 George VI. minor surface marks. Extremely 15 coin set Farthing to Crown rare. FDC including Maundy coins. FDC $13000-14000 $400-450

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 18 One Pound Australian Pre Decimal Starnotes

Ten Shillings

232 1942 Armitage-McFarlane (R 30bs). Very rare, a key Starnote in the series, and an ideal “cheaper” example for the type collector looking for 231 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 17s). Nice a good example. aEF original example. Scarce. UNC $48000-50000 $22000-24000

233 1942 Armitage-McFarlane (R 30bs). An amazing original consecutive trio. Originally discovered in the early 80’s by Laurie Nugent, this lot has never been offered for sale at auction before. This note is an underrated note, as in high grade, this is at least as rare as the 10 Shillings (R 13s). There is only one other note I have seen in equivalent grade to this trio. The three notes catalogue at $160,000 each, or $480,000, and it would not be unreasonable to expect at least a 50% premium for the rarity of this note as a trio. An exceptional lot, and probably the single highest point of the whole starnote series. UNC $450000-475000

Page 19 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 234 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 31s). Cleaned. aVF $5250-5500

235 1953 Coombs-Wilson (R 33s). gVF/aEF $4700-4800

245 1969 Phillips-Randall (R 83s). Consec utive pair. Lovely fresh notes. UNC $11000-11500 Ten Dollar

246 1966 Coombs-Wilson (R 301s). gFINE 236 1953 Coombs-Wilson (R 33s). $380-400 Scarce. gEF/aUNC $16000-17000 247 1966 Coombs-Wilson (R 301s). VF $700-750 237 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 34bs). 248 1967 Coombs-Randall (R 302s). aVF Crisp. VF $2300-2400 $2700-2800 Twenty Dollar

249 1968 Phillips-Randall (R 403s). Australian Decimal Worn. aFINE Starnotes $700-800

One Dollar

238 1966 Coombs-Wilson (R 71s). First prefix issue ZAA. aU/UNC $2200-2400

239 1966 Coombs-Wilson (R 71s). 250 1968 Phillips-Randall (R 403s). Consecutive pair. Scarce. UNC Fresh, original note with some $7000-7500 sheen and only very minimal handling. aUNC 240 1969 Phillips-Randall (R 73s). $13000-14000 A little dirty. gFINE $280-300 Australian Decimal 241 1969 Phillips-Randall (R 73s). Specimen Banknotes Nice original note. UNC $3100-3200 One Dollar 242 1969 Phillips-Randall (R 73s). Consecutive pair. Very minor handling. UNC $7000-7500

Two Dollar

243 1968 Coombs-Randall (R 82s). Scarce. gEF $3700-3800 251 1966 Coombs-Wilson Type 2 (SP 06). Extremely rare, especially without 244 1968 Phillips-Randall (R 83s). usual corner pinholes. Light bend. Nice original note. UNC aUNC $5000-5200 $34000-35000

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255 1996 Fraser-Evans Polymer 252 1966 Coombs-Wilson Type 1 Type 5 (SP 34). No. 0589. Very (SP 02). Scarce. UNC rare. Catalogues at $67,500. $12500-13000 UNC $48000-50000 Five Dollar World Gold Coins

256 Germany 20 Marks 1878. Prussia. VF $200-220 257 Germany 20 Marks 1888. Prussia. EF $220-240 258 Papua New Guinea Proof 50 Kina 1994. No case. FDC $200-220 259 Russia 5 Roubles 1898. VF $100-110

260 USA Dollar 1854. Has been lightly 253 Polymer 1992 (SP 30) and $10 polished. VF Polymer 1998 (SP 29a) Type 5. $60-70 In special black presentation pack, Note Printing Australia. 261 USA Dollar 1859. VF Only the second such example $100-110 I have seen, obviously a special 262 USA 10 Dollar 1881. aVF presentation to some dignitary $400-450 or person of standing. Overprinted Specimen, the $5 is number 1340, 263 USA 20 Dollar 1901s. gVF and the $10 is number 1701. An $850-900 exciting find, and one of the pinnacles of specimen banknotes. (2 notes). UNC Australian Gold Coins $60000-70000

Twenty Dollar Half Sovereign

254 1966 Coombs-Wilson Type 1 264 1857 Sydney Mint. Type II. A lovely (SP 05). Scarce. UNC example, well struck with some $12500-13000 lustre. Scarce. EF $3400-3500

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265 1860/5 Sydney Mint. Type II Reverse. Extremely rare date variety overdate 6/5. Probably the finest known and superior to the Prately coin. aUNC $40000-42000

266 1881M Shield & 1904P. 271 1881M Shield. Type 4, variety 2. VG-aFINE Scarce date & variety. aUNC $270-280 $1800-2000 267 1887S Jubilee Head. aUNC 272 1883S Shield. Some mint lustre. $1200-1400 Ch.UNC $1700-1800 273 1885S Shield. Well struck Obverse with nice die cracks. UNC/Ch.UNC $1500-1600 274 1876M Young Head. aEF $400-440 268 1893M Jubilee Head. Mint lustre. 275 1882S Young Head. EF aU/UNC $380-400 $2800-3000 276 1883S Young Head. gVF/aEF Sovereign $380-400 277 1887M Young Head. gEF/aUNC $450-500 278 1887M Jubilee Head. A nice example. Ch.UNC $1500-1600 279 1899P Veiled Head. aUNC

$1300-1400 269 1856 Sydney Mint. Some mint lustre. 280 1901P Veiled Head. Ch.UNC Rare. aEF/EF $850-900 $7250-7500

270 1877S Shield. Well struck 281 1920M George V. A good example example. Ch.UNC of this rare date. gEF $3000-3500 $5500-6000

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282 1923S George V. Large head. A nice example. Very rare. UNC $20000-22000 288 1954 Coombs-Wilson TA/00. Rare, especially this grade. UNC 283 1927P George V. Scarce. $5500-6000 aU/UNC $850-900 One Dollar 289 1966 Coombs-Wilson AAA. Light bend. aUNC $350-400 Five Dollar

290 1992 AA/00 (R 214). First prefix issued of the new polymer $5 note series. Consecutive bundle 284 1929M George V. Small head. of 100. Still in original bank Scarce. aUNC wrapper. Medium to pale green $4500-5000 serials. Catalogues at $26,500! UNC $16000-18000

Modern Australian 291 1993 BA/93. Consecutive pair. Bullion Coins UNC $70-80 Ten Dollar 285 Platinum Proof Koala 1988 half ounce. FDC 292 1966 Coombs-Wiilson SAA. $550-600 Consecutive pair. aUNC $300-350

293 1988 AB/10 2nd issue (R 310b). First Prefix Very slight surface marks. Australian Banknotes (Two notes). aUNC $260-280

294 1988 AB/10 2nd issue (R 310b). One Pound Consecutive pair. Slightly wavy. (Catalogues at $1200)! UNC 286 1953 Coombs-Wilson HA/00. VF $500-550 $900-950 295 1988 AB/10 2nd issue (R 310b). Consecutive run of 10. (Catalogues at $6000)! UNC $2100-2200

296 1996 AA/96. Consecutive pair. Catalogues at $400. UNC $140-150

Twenty Dollar 287 1953 Coombs-Wilson HA/00. Rare. UNC 297 1995 AA/95. Consecutive pair. $5400-5500 Catalogues at $440. UNC $160-170

Page 23 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Fifty Dollar Ten Dollar 298 1974 Phillips-Wheeler YAA. Consecutive pair. Natural, with 304 1988 Polymer. AB/57 first issue. heavy folds. gVF/aEF (Catalogues at $2350)! UNC $400-500 $1400-1500

One Hundred Dollar Fifty Dollar 299 1984 Johnston-Stone ZAA. Consecutive run of 6. Catalogues 305 1993 Fraser-Evans FAB. at $4,170. UNC Consecutive pair. (Catalogues $2800-3000 at $600)! UNC $280-300 Sets And Collections Misprinted Australian Banknotes

One Dollar

300 Set of Decimal notes $1, $2, $10 & $20 matching serials. Ex archival notes. (All serials 000 127). UNC $4200-4400 306 1972. Paper folded on back, leaving 301 Set of Decimal notes $1, $2, $10 45% of intaglio (black) print missing. & $20 matching serials. Ex archival Scarce early error. VF notes, consecutive to previous lot. $800-900 (All serials 000 128). UNC $4200-4400 Two Dollar

302 Set of Decimal notes $1, $2, $10 & $20 matching serials. Ex archival notes. (All serials 000 826). UNC $4000-4400

Last Prefix Australian Banknotes 307 1974. Heavy black ink print resulting One Pound in an ink smudge on back of note. gFINE $250-300

303 1961 Coombs-Wilson HK/65. Scarce. UNC $2800-3000

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308 1974. Massive registration shift on front, 200mm downwards. A sig- nificant amount of top note printed above, including signatures and part design. 2 checkers marks, one on each side. An important and major error, and one of the best I have seen. VF $3800-4000 314 1993 Polymer. An amazing error, originally sold by us a long time ago. During production a piece of masking/packing tape has stuck to the blank polymer sheet, resulting in a foreign object being over printed. A unique and interesting error. UNC $1600-1700 Ten Dollar

309 1985. Missing all simultan (colour) print on back. A little dirty. Scarce. FINE $1300-1400 Five Dollar

310 1985. Ink bleed of L/H serial number through to back. 4 consecutive notes. UNC 315 1990. Mismatched serial numbers. $80-100 An interesting and possibly unique error in that 2 different numbers on 311 1990. Light impression only of each side are mismatched, and are intaglio (black) ink printing on reverse. 700 numbers apart. Serial numbers Consecutive trio. UNC MBN 108 687 and 107 987. $500-520 Very rare. aFINE $1500-1600 312 1992 Polymer. With faulty hologram imprint, which is opaque instead of Twenty Dollar clear. Scarce. UNC $750-800 316 1991. Registration shift on front, 2mm upwards. VF $110-120 317 1991. Registration shift on front, 4-5mm to left. aVF $240-260 318 1991. Wet ink transfer on back. EF $280-300

319 1991. Missing both serial numbers. gFINE 313 1992 Polymer. Missing all intaglio $300-320 (black) print and serial numbers on back and signatures on the Fifty Dollar front also. Checkers sticker also on back. UNC 320 1990. Heavy wet ink transfer on back. EF $1300-1400 $400-450

Page 25 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Australian and Related Coin Rarities

321 Dump 1813 NSW 15 Pence Type A/1. A good strong Obverse with clear crown, and nearly full “New South Wales”, approximately 50% date. A trace of “15 Pence” on back. A good type coin. VG/aFINE $11000-12000

322 Dump 1813 NSW 15 Pence Type A/1. A strong example with a great Obverse, clear details, nearly full rim milling and a strong crown. The reverse has good lettering and a trace of undertype. A superior example. Very rare. gVF/aEF $85000-90000

323 Taylor Pattern Sixpence struck in Silver circa 1855. Struck by W.J. Taylor in London. Plain edge type. A superb coin with old gunmetal tone with hints of red and blue. Extremely rare. FDC $40000-45000

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324 Kookaburra Penny 1920. Type 10. Excessively rare “Crowned Head” type. With probably 6-8 examples known, this is the key coin in the Penny series, and is unique in the crowned portrait of George V. A superb example, with light salmon toning, and beautiful fields. The first time this coin has been offered for auction for many years. Ex Le Soeuf collection (the former Melbourne Mint Master), and the Osborne Collection, lot 1424 July 1993. One of the most important Australian coins offered in many years. FDC $300000-325000

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325 Kookaburra Penny 1921. Type 11. Lovely old red and blue tone. A very attractive example, and far rarer than the Type 12 it is always compared to. Very rare. FDC $65000-70000

326 Kookaburra Penny 1921. Type 12. Rare. A nice example with some very light tone. Ideal type coin. UNC $55000-60000

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327 Halfpenny 1923. Complete and full band, with nice die cracks and a pleasant red brown colour. An attractive example. Very rare this grade. gEF/aUNC $19000-20000

328 Penny 1925. Fully struck up, with one of the sharpest strikes I have seen in this date. Attractive chocolate/red colours with specimen like fields. The best example of this rare coin offered for auction in years. Extremely rare, and one of the finest known. Ch.UNC $38000-40000

329 Penny 1930. Good strong strike, part centre diamond & 6 clear pearls. Rare this grade, and probably in the top 10-15% known. aVF $34000-35000

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330 Threepence 1922/1 Overdate. Centre diamond, 6 pearls. Struck from slightly deteriorated dies, yet still superb, especially on the reverse. Extremely rare, and probably the finest known. Originally first offered by IAG in their Sale 55, Jan 2002, before which it had previously sat in an old collection for a number of years. Ex the C. Jaggard collection. A key coin in the Pre Decimal series. aEF/gEF $95000-100000

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Halfpenny

337 1923. Key date. 6 clear pearls & part centre diamond. VF $3200-3300

331 1912. Nearly full mint red. Ch.UNC $750-800

338 1923. Rare date. 8 pearls. gVF $4400-4500

Penny

332 1914H. Brown and red. 339 1911. Red and brown. NGC Ch.UNC graded and cased MS 64 RB. $1500-1600 Ch.UNC $1100-1200

333 1914H. Nearly full mint red. Ch.UNC/GEM 340 1911. Full mint red. Ch.UNC $2800-3000 $1300-1400

334 1917. Purple and red/brown. UNC $400-450

341 1915H. Mostly red. A well struck example for this scarce date. Rare. Ch.UNC $4800-5000 335 1919. Full blazing mint red. PCGS graded and cased MS65RD. 342 1916I. Nearly full mint red. GEM UNC Well struck. Ch.UNC $1700-1800 $650-700

336 1923. Key date. gFINE 343 1918I. Key date. Traces of red. $1800-2000 Scarce. aUNC $500-550

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344 1920 Double Dot. Trace of lustre. 350 1946. Lustre, trace of mint red. Usual weak strike from worn dies. Key date. aUNC In the top 5 known of this key coin. $650-700 Very rare. aUNC Threepence $4000-4500 351 1910. Ch.UNC $100-110

345 1924. Nearly full mint red. Scarce. UNC 352 1914. Light tone, well struck. $700-750 UNC/Ch.UNC $2200-2400 346 1929. Brown, traces of red. Scarce this grade. UNC 353 1921M. Peripheral toning and mint $800-900 bloom. Ch.UNC/GEM $700-800

347 1930. Key date. 6 clear pearls & nice strike. Couple of surface digs. Rare. F/gFINE $19000-20000 354 1922/1 Overdate. Scrape along top rim. A nice lower grade example. VG $3700-3800

348 1931. Red and brown. Rare this grade. UNC $2200-2400

349 1941. PCGS graded and cased MS64RB. Mostly red. Ch.UNC $300-350

355 1922/1 Overdate. A superior example with full “Advance Australia” and a strong reverse. Rare. aFINE $8000-8500

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356 1923. Key date. Some mint bloom. 364 1922. Superb strike for this Rare. Ch.UNC notoriously weakly struck coin. $3700-3800 As good as they come and one of the finest known. GEM UNC 357 1926. UNC $7500-8000 $240-250 365 1927. Ex Gates collection and PJ 358 1928. Lovely old blue/red tone. Downie 1985, in old packet. Brilliant Ch.UNC/GEM mint bloom, and virtually as struck. $300-350 GEM UNC $800-900 359 1947. Mint bloom. PCGS graded and cased MS65. GEM UNC $380-400

Sixpence

360 1910. UNC $325-350 366 1934. PCGS graded and cased MS 65. 361 1911. Toned GEM UNC aU/UNC $2250-2500 $1300-1400 367 1936. Well struck. Ch.UNC/GEM $400-450

368 1953. Ch.UNC $380-400

Shilling 362 1920. Toned with mint bloom. Ch.UNC $2800-3000 369 1910. aUNC $200-220

363 1921. PCGS graded and cased MS 64. Red/orange obverse toning. 370 1911. Some peripheral tone and mint Ch.UNC/GEM bloom. A superior coin. Rare this $1700-1800 grade. Ch.UNC/GEM $5250-5500

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371 1915H. Key date. Rare. 378 1911. Well struck, with soft salmon aU/UNC toning. A tough date, especially this $4000-4500 nice. Ch.UNC $13000-14000 372 1916. UNC $280-300

373 1917. Attractive light tone and mint bloom. Ch.UNC $450-500

379 1914. Some mint bloom. Ch.UNC $3400-3500

374 1924. Well struck, strong band and crown. Scarce. Ch.UNC $5500-6000

380 1915. Some minor field marks, but well struck for this key date. Very rare. UNC/Ch.UNC $20000-21000

375 1933. Key date. Full band, slight wear to feathers. Scarce. EF $1500-1600

376 1940. Some soft toning. UNC $450-500

Florin 381 1915H. Some mint bloom. Scarce. UNC $4800-5000

377 1910. A nice type coin. UNC $2000-2200 382 1917. Trace of peripheral tone. UNC $1100-1200

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383 1917. Peripheral red and green 388 1924. aU/UNC toning. NGC graded and cased $1600-1700 MS 63. Ch.UNC $2700-2800 389 1925. aU/UNC $700-750

390 1926. Usual weak strike on reverse. Traces of mint bloom. UNC $1100-1200

384 1918. Light gunmetal and red tone. UNC/Ch.UNC $1700-1800

391 1932. Key date. Purple/blue tone. Rare. gEF $2800-3000

385 1919. aU/UNC $2700-2800

392 1934/5 Melbourne Centenary. Nearly full wreath. A nice example. Ch.UNC/GEM $700-800

386 1921. Lightly cleaned, well struck with strong band and crown. UNC/Ch.UNC $3100-3200 393 1935. Sharp strike with mint bloom. Ch.UNC $1200-1300

387 1922. Scarce date. UNC/Ch.UNC $5250-5500 394 1939. Key date. Lustre and mint bloom. UNC $1500-1600

Page 35 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Crown 402 Proof Silver set of 4 1956. Threepence, Sixpence, Shilling & Florin. (4 coins). 395 1937. Well struck and virtually mark FDC free example. Traces of mint bloom $725-750 and a prooflike finish.Ch.UNC $270-280 403 Proof Silver set of 4 1957. Threepence, Sixpence, Shilling & Florin. (4 coins). FDC Australian Pre Decimal $625-650 Proof Coins

404 Proof set of 5 1958. Penny, Threepence, Sixpence, Shilling & Florin. The Penny is toned. (5 coins). FDC $780-800

405 Proof set of 6 1959. Halfpenny to Florin. (6 coins). The copper is toned. FDC 396 Proof Halfpenny 1948Y. Some purple, $520-540 red and brown tone. A nice example. Very rare. FDC $17000-18000 406 Proof Silver set of 4 1961. Threepence, Sixpence, Shilling & Florin. (4 coins). 397 Proof Halfpenny 1962. FDC FDC $240-250 $300-320

398 Proof Penny 1958. Lightest trace of toning. FDC 407 Proof Silver set of 4 1962. Threepence, $320-340 Sixpence, Shilling & Florin. (4 coins). FDC $280-300

Unofficial Patterns, Restrikes & Forgeries

399 Proof Sixpence 1934. A Rare George V proof coin. Attractive with some light toning. FDC $23000-24000

400 Proof 1956 Sixpence & Shilling. (2 coins). FDC $300-320

408 Adelaide Assay Office 1852 Ingot Restrike. Type 5, gold plated. $1400-1500 401 Proof Florin 1934. A Rare George V proof coin. Attractive and bright white colour, a nice example. FDC $29000-30000

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409 Unique Lead Trial Penny 1911. Struck 414 Internment Camps WWII Penny. in lead by the London Mint as a test Mint lustre. UNC striking for die testing before the $140-150 official striking commenced. Lead, being a soft metal, was often used 415 Internment Camps WWII Threepence. to test dies before final striking of Mint red. UNC circulation issues started. This new $150-170 discovery is also the only trial striking of a Penny we have seen. Officially (?) defaced on the Reverse. Unique and an important item. As struck. EF $6000-6500

416 Internment Camps WWII Two Shillings. Some mint red. aUNC $750-800

410 Forgery 1930 Penny. London die type, altered struck Reverse fused to a genuine Obverse?? A high quality copy/reproduction. VF $180-200 417 Internment Camps Liverpool NSW WWII Threepence. Rarely offered, Australian Tokens far rarer than a 5 Shillings. & Internment Camps Very rare. aVF $700-800

411 Alliance Tea Company, Christchurch, New Zealand 1866 Penny Token. Australian Interesting Serial Holed. (A 7). Rare. aVF Numbered Banknotes $90-100

412 Crothers & Co Halfpenny Token. Stawell, Vic N/D. (A 89). gFINE Ten Shillings $100-120

413 J C Thornwaite, Sydney, 1854 Silver Threepence Token. (A 682). 418 1961. Million serial numbered note. Rarity 8. aFINE Serial numbers AG/90 1 000 000. $480-500 Dirty, worn. Very rare. VG $2400-2500

Page 37 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 One Pound Australian Solid Serial Numbered Banknotes

Two Dollar

425 1982. Serials KCS 888 888. Tears and very worn. POOR $40-50

426 1985. Serials LKB 111 111. aUNC $280-300 419 1961. Million serial numbered note. Also consecutive note with solid 9’s Five Dollar serial numbers. Serial numbers HI/73 999 999 and HI/73 1 000 000. 427 2005 Polymer. Serials EK 05 222 222. Very rare. VF UNC $8500-9000 $240-260

Ten Dollar

420 1991. Number 1 note. Serial number MQT 000 001. UNC $850-900

421 1998 Polymer. Partly matched prefixes/ serials set. Serials DH/98 999 555/666/777/888. (4 notes). UNC $120-140 428 2006 Polymer. Serials EL, EK & Twenty Dollar EM 06 888 888. Consecutive prefix trio. Scarce solid 8’s 422 1976. Number 2 note. Serials XQS serials. UNC 000 002. gVF $1300-1400 $70-80

423 1994. Number 1 note. Serial number Twenty Dollar ACN 000 001. In “End of an Era” folder. UNC 429 2005 Polymer. Serials $850-900 AM 05 222 222. UNC $280-300

One Hundred Dollar 430 2005 Polymer. Serials BH 06 777 777. UNC $280-300

Australian Decimal Banknotes

One Dollar 424 1991. Number 1 and 2 notes. Serial numbers ZLB 000 001/2. 431 1966 Coombs-Wilson (R 71). Consecutive pair. UNC Consecutive pair. UNC $1100-1200 $70-80

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 38 Two Dollar 445 1985 Johnston-Fraser OCR-B (R 409a). Consecutive pair. UNC 432 1972 Phillips-Wheeler (R 84). $80-100 Consecutive pair. UNC $70-80 446 1990 Fraser-Higgins (R 412). UNC 433 1976 Knight-Wheeler Gothic (R 86a). $60-80 UNC $80-90 Fifty Dollar Five Dollar 447 1974 Phillips-Wheeler (R 505). 434 1992 Fraser-Cole AA10. (R 214). Consecutive trio. Very slight Dark green serials. Bundle of 100. handling. aU/UNC (Catalogues at $6,000)! UNC $300-400 $1700-1800

Ten Dollar 448 1979 Knight-Stone (R 507). Consecutive pair. (Catalogues 435 1974 Phillips-Wheeler (R 305). at $640). UNC Consecutive pair. (Catalogues $220-240 at $580). UNC $180-200 449 1985 Johnston-Fraser OCR-B 436 1976 Knight-Wheeler centre thread (R 509b). Consecutive pair. (R 306a). Consecutive pair. UNC Light bend. aU/UNC $170-180 $280-300

Twenty Dollar One Hundred Dollar 437 1967 Coombs-Randall (R 402). Natural. gVF $450-500 450 1990 Fraser-Higgins (R 612). Consecutive pair. (Catalogues 438 1967 Coombs-Randall (R 402). at $650). UNC aEF $220-240 $800-850

439 1967 Coombs-Randall (R 402). Trace of a light bend. aUNC Mis-Struck Error Coins $3000-3200

440 1968 Phillips-Randall (R 403). aUNC Penny $50-60

441 1972 Phillips-Wheeler (R 404). UNC $200-220

442 1976 Knight-Wheeler centre thread (R 406a). Consecutive pair. (Catalogues at $800). UNC $300-350 451 1943. Full Obverse brockage. Rare, especially with such a clear imprint. 443 1976 Knight-Wheeler side thread EF (R 406b). Consecutive pair. $1200-1400 (Catalogues at $1040). UNC $350-380 452 1962. Die rotation 200 degrees of 444 1979 Knight-Stone Gothic side normal. EF thread (R 407a). Consecutive pair. $160-170 Centre fold, flick. aUNC $60-70

Page 39 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Threepence

460 1997. Struck on an uncertain 453 1944S. Struck on a USA Dime blank. aluminium bronze blank. Very rare, Ex Superior Galleries Sale 1987, the previously sold by us in Sale 63, Buddy Ebsen collection. Very rare, and the only example of this error with only a few examples known. we have seen. aUNC EF $3000-3500 $2800-3000 Sixpence World Banknotes 454 1944? Large off centre rim lip 4mm. aEF $120-140 Florin 455 1954. Off centre rim lip, 5mm. aUNC $170-180 One Cent 456 1968. 20% edge bitten flan. Scarce date coin. aUNC

$160-170 Two Cent 461 Fanning Island Plantations Ltd One Pound Australian Currency / USA 457 1988. Struck on a 1 cent blank. UNC One Dollar ‘Short Snorter’ 1935 $350-400 overprint HAWAII. A ‘short snorter’ was a member of the military who Ten Cent had flown across the equator, & the notes were evidence of this, & formed the basis of a drinking game. The currency of other nations & territories were often added in chains that could reach over 6 feet in length. This note has approx. 24 signatures. Fanning Island’s

Plantation Manager ordered 3,000 458 1981. Struck on a 2 Cent (or possibly one pound notes to overcome a an uncertain) copper blank. Weighs shortage at the beginning of WWII. similar to a two cent blank, but is After the war the remaining larger. Rare. UNC unissued notes were cut in half $700-750 & used as theatre tickets. It is thought that only 12 complete notes Twenty Cent still exist, and are therefore very rare. FINE $2200-2400

459 1974. Double heads. Very rare. aUNC $3000-3500

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466 New Zealand. Fifty Pound Reserve Bank of NZ 1956-1967 Fleming 462 New Zealand Proof Uniface 1 (P 162). Superb original condition. Pound Bank Of New Zealand Very rare. UNC (Ps 201). Auckland, 18--. $4500-5000 Nice style. gEF $5400-5500 467 New Zealand. Misprint 1 Dollar Hardie, missing all serial numbers. UNC $220-240

468 Scotland promissory note, Aberdeen 5 Shillings 1799. Torn and worn. POOR $180-200

463 New Zealand. One Pound The Ancient Coins National Bank of New Zealand Limited. Wellington 1-1-1913. Fully signed and issued, in nice condition. Rare. VF $4000-4250

469 Ancient Greece Sicily. Leontini circa 425 BC. AR Tetradrachm (S 833). Head of Apollo, Lions head and corn grains. Rare and of superb style.

EF $3400-3500 464 New Zealand. One Pound Bank of NSW. Wellington 1-1-1914. Fully signed and issued, in nice condition. Rare. VF $4800-5000

470 Ancient Greece Thrace Lysimachus 323-281DC. Silver Tetradrachm. gVF $1400-1500

465 New Zealand. One Pound Reserve Bank of NZ 1934 Lefaux (P 155). Scarce. aEF $4800-5000

Page 41 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 475 Roman Republic AR Denarius L.Scribonius Libo 62 BC. (S 367). gVF $170-180

471 Ancient Greece Syria Tetradrachm. Kingdom of Antiochos VIII 121-96 BC (cf S.7143). aEF $700-750 476 Roman Imperial Nero AE Dupondius 54-68 AD. (S 1969). Reverse Victory standing left. Nice portrait. gVF $600-650

477 Roman Imperial Caracalla AE 30 198-217 AD. Philippous, Pythian Games commemorative issue. 472 Ancient Greece Gold Thrace. Kingdom Scarce. gVF/aVF of Koson circa 42BC. Gold Stater $550-650 (S.1733). Almost as struck. aUNC $2500-2750 473 Roman Republic AR Denarius L.Cassius Caeicianus 102 BC. (S 199). aVF $100-120 474 Roman Republic AR Denarius M.N. 478 Byzantine Constantine IX Fonteius 85 BC. (S 272). gF/aVF 1042-1055. Stamenon (S. 1828). $90-100 Obverse Christ bust facing, Reverse Constantine IX. gEF $750-800

Medals & Medallions

479 Pair of Boer War Medals, Queens South Africa with 5 bars and Kings South Africa with 2 bars, both named to Lieut. W R Bell Victorian Mounted Rifles. William Robert Bell was an Australian official in the British Solomon Islands Protectorate, who served as the District Officer of Malaita from 1915 until 1927 when he was killed while collecting a head tax from the Kwaio of central Malaita. His death set off the Malaitia Massacre, in which several other colonial officials were killed in a Kwaio attack, which led to a punitive expedition in which many Kwaio were killed or incarcerated in retaliation. Also includes original photo on board of Bell in The Crown Studios envelope, & original photo of Captain Bell in DSO uniform with Capt O’Reilly & Lt Maygar. $8000-8500

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480 Set of 11 Miniatures attributed to George John Bell, Aust. soldier & later politician. Fought in the 2nd Boer War, then WWI in A.I.F. in Gallipoli & Sinai. Enlisted as V.M.I. as PTE, then joined the Victorian Mounted Rifles Contingent. He was promoted numerous times but finally to Lt Colonel. He was appointed a Companion of the Order of St Michael & St George in 1919, & was later appointed Knight Commander of the order in 1941. George Bell went on after the war to become a high level politician until 1943. He was given a state funeral upon his death in Tasmania. Also includes copy of photo of Bell in 1897. 481 WWI Pair of medals with Death $550-600 Plaque & Mother’s Ribbon A.I.F. 20 BN A.I F +5 Machine Gun Regiment. War Medal, Victory Medal & Death Plaque all named to 761 PTE HS Ingram A.I.F. Killed in action 8th July 1918. Mother’s silk memorial ribbon with star for 1 lost son. $800-850

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483 Aust. WWII set of 8 medals 2/3 BN A.I.F. 1939-45 Star, Africa Star bar 8th Army, Pacific Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Aust. Service Medal, Faithful Service Medal QEII & Front Line Service Medal. All named to NX 58972 EK McWilliams.

The 2/3rd BN saw action in Tobruk, Greece, Syria, Lebanon, Kokoda Trail & New Guinea. In blue cloth bag. $800-850

Miscellaneous Australian Pre Decimal Banknotes

Ten Shillings

484 1933 Riddle-Sheehan (R 9). Tears.

GOOD $280-300

485 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 14). gEF/aUNC $300-350

486 1954 Coombs-Wilson (R 16). aUNC $160-180

487 1954 Coombs-Wilson (R 16). UNC $450-500

488 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 17).

Slightly wavy. UNC $180-200 482 WWI Pair of medals with gold Wallsend Soldiers Citizens 489 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 17). Committee NSW Tribute Medal UNC & silver NSW Govt Ambulance $250-260 Corps Medal- Wounded Somme 1916. All named to 4053 PTE 490 Assorted 1939-1952. (11 notes). Alexander McDonald 3 BN A.I.F. POOR-aVF Also hessian cloth WWI 4053 A $300-350 McDonald 3 BN. $800-850

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 44 One Pound Five Pound

491 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 21). 505 1941 (R 46), 1952 (R 48) & 1954 Sticky taped repairs top and (R 49). (3 notes). All with small edge bottom. VG tears. aVF/VF $280-300 $280-300

492 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 26). 506 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 47). VG/aFINE gVF $100-120 $180-200

493 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 26). 507 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 48). (2 notes). VG/aFINE Crisp. gVF/aEF $200-240 $400-500

494 1932 Riddle-Sheehan (R 27a). 508 1960 Coombs-Wilson (R 50). Thick signature, dirty. aFINE aUNC $300-330 $220-240

495 1938 Sheehan-McFarlane (R 29). 509 1960 Coombs-Wilson (R 50). gEF UNC $450-500 $800-900

496 1942 Armitage-McFarlane (R 30a). 510 Assorted 1954-1960. (5 notes). aEF FINE-VF $100-120 $200-220

497 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 31). Crisp. Ten Pound aU/UNC $250-260 511 1943 Armitage-McFarlane (R 59). VF 498 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 32). $400-450 Consecutive pair. Slightly dirty. gVF 512 1954 Coombs-Wilson (R 62). $300-320 Edge damage. aVF $110-120 499 1961 Coombs-Wilson (4 notes). POOR-VF 513 1954 Coombs-Wilson (R 62). $40-50 VF $130-140 501 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 34a). UNC Assorted Lots $220-250 514 QE II Set of 4. Ten Shillings to 502 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 34a). 10 Pound. gFINE-gVF UNC $200-220 $220-250 515 QE II Set of 4. Ten Shillings to 502 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 34b). 10 Pound. gFINE-gVF UNC $200-220 $170-180 516 Set of 5 notes Coombs-Randall 503 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 34b). $1 - $20. ($20 is aVF). Consecutive pair. UNC aVF-aUNC $380-400 $380-400 504 Assorted 1938-1952. (11 notes). POOR-gFINE $150-170

Page 45 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Threepence Miscellaneous Australian Coins 530 1911. One toned, scratches. (3 coins). gF-EF $60-80

Halfpenny 531 1912, 1917, 1921, 1922, 1924, 1925, 1927. (7 coins). gF-EF 517 1911, 1912, 1921, 1924. The 1912 $120-150 with some mint red. (4 coins). gFINE-EF Sixpence $60-80 532 1910, 1911, 1914, 1919. (4 coins). 518 1911, 1916, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936. aVF-EF Some with traces of red. (6 coins). $140-160 EF-aUNC $180-200 Shilling 519 1934 & 1938. Lustre. (2 coins). 533 1910, 1914, 1916, 1918, 1926, aUNC 1935. (6 coins). aVF-gVF $70-80 $80-100 520 1938, 1939, 1941, 1942Y, 1943, 534 1914, 1926, 1927, 1935, 1936. 1951PL. Some with traces of mint (5 coins). gVF-EF red. (6 coins). gEF-UNC $80-100 $150-180 535 1916 & 1931. (2 coins). EF-aUNC 521 1952A. UNC $110-120 $30-40 536 Set of 25 1938-63. Missing 1942 Penny plain. VF-UNC $150-200 522 1911, 1912, 1915H, 1921, 1928, 1932, 1933, 1936. Some with traces 537 Shilling set in album. Complete of red. (8 coins). gVF-aUNC set 1910-1963. VG-aUNC $200-220 $140-150 523 1919. EF/gEF $50-60 Florin 538 1926, 1927, 1928, 1931, 1934, 524 1925. (5 coins). F-aVF 1936. (6 coins). VF-EF $700-800 $140-150 525 1925. (5 coins). F-aVF 539 1934, 1935, 1936. (3 coins). $700-800 aEF-aUNC $150-160 526 1925. (5 coins). F-aVF $700-800 540 1951 Jubilee, 1954 Royal Visit, 1953. (3 coins). aUNC-UNC 527 1925. (5 coins). F-aVF $50-60 $700-800 541 Set of 28 coins 1938-63. Missing 528 1938, 1948, 1949, 1951. 1934/5 Melb. VF-UNC Mostly red. (4 coins). UNC $180-200 $50-60

529 Penny set in Dansco supreme album. Crown Complete except for 1930, which is a forgery. All coins heavily cleaned 542 1937, 1938. (2 coins). aEF-aUNC & lacquered. Overall set is quite good $180-200 grade, including a gFINE 1925. aFINE-aUNC 543 1938. (2 coins). Better grade $425-450 examples. aEF/EF $325-350

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 46 544 1938. (3 coins). VF-gVF 557 RAM Baby Proof set 2003. $350-400 Minor damage. $10-20 Assorted Lots 558 RAM Silver Proof Year set 2003. 545 Bulk lot of 60 Halfpennies, Pennies $60-80 & Threepences. Various dates. FINE-UNC 559 RAM $1 coins 1999 Last Anzac. $50-60 (4 coins). UNC $4-5 546 4 Mis-struck coins, Penny 1950, Sixpence 1963 & Shilling 1961 all 560 RAM $1 Proof 2004 1964 Penny. with off centre rim lip, & Penny N/D (2 coins). weakly struck with nearly blank $25-40 reverse, hint of portrait on obverse?? (4 coins). FINE-EF 561 RAM Silver $1 Proof 2003 $160-180 Holey Dollar. $25-30 547 16 Mis-struck and variety coins, including clipped edges, blanks, 562 RAM Silver $1 Proofs 2004, off centre strikes, raised rims etc. 2006. (2 coins). (16 coins). VG-aUNC $15-20 $110-120 563 RAM Silver $5 Proof 2003 Finale. $30-40

Miscellaneous and 564 RAM Silver $10 1989 Piedfort Unreserved Lots Kookaburra Proof. (2 coins). $40-50

565 RAM Silver $10 1990 Piedfort 548 Uncut $5 block of 4 1992 Sydney Cockatoo & 1991 Jabiru Piedfort Coin Fair. 25th Anniversary issue, Proof (2). (3 coins). black serials. (2 lots). $60-80 $90-100 566 RAM Silver $10 1991 Jabiru 549 Reserve Bank/RAM 1988 Bi-Centenary Piedfort Proof. (2 coins). coin & note set. (2 sets). $40-45 $150-160 567 RAM $10 Bi-metal Proof 2001 550 RAM Mint set 1986. Error set with The Future. 1985 10 cents inside. Scarce. $30-40 UNC $100-120 568 RAM $10 Bi-metal Proof 2003 Sydney Mint Sovereign. 551 RAM Mint set 2003. (4 sets). $30-40 $15-20 569 Silver restrike “Fantasy” Crown 552 RAM Mint set 2004. (2 sets). 1936. UNC $8-10 $20-25

553 RAM Baby Mint set 2002. (2 sets). 570 Round 50 Cent 1966. (10 coins). $10-15 EF-aUNC $35-40 554 RAM Baby Mint set 2003. (2 sets). $10-15 571 Round 50 Cent 1966. Average circulated. (25 coins). 555 RAM Baby Mint set 2006. (2 sets). $60-70 $10-15 572 Round 50 Cent 1966. Average 556 RAM Proof sets 2003, 2006. circulated. (40 coins). Minor damage. (2 sets). $90-100 $10-20

Page 47 International Auction Galleries Sale 69 573 Assorted batch of GB, Ancient & Next auction, Sale 70, will be held in September Crusader period coins. Includes 2009. We will be accepting all consignment lots for 5 Roman silver (one restrike), 1 Sale 70 up to mid July 2009, or until the sale is full. Greek silver, 2 Crusader, GB Edward Please contact us from April on to discuss selling II Penny, Restrike Shilling 1644 your collection in a fully confidential way with us. Charles II & Florin 1877 (polished). Remember we charge No Sellers Commissions or VG-VF Fees to all vendors who consign in our auctions. $30-40 For any more information please call our office on: 574 Belize Proof Silver set 1975. Ph: (07) 55 380 300 - or Fax: (07) 55 387 296 $45-50 Alternately you can Email us at: 575 Large album of 140 Ancient Chinese coins. Reportedly discovered at the [email protected] Palmer River Gold Fields, Nth Queensland. In inscribed embossed Download the Prices Realised from our Website: folder. All coins attributed & identified, with all associated paperwork. www.iagauctions.com POOR-FINE $280-300

576 Panama Silver Proof issues, includes Notes 20 Balboas, 2 coin sets 1974, 1976 (2 sets), and standard Proof set 1976. (4 sets total). $320-330

577 Plastic album containing 70 assorted Russian coins, mostly minors. VG-EF $60-80

578 Nicely cased set in silver of 12 assorted World Crowns 1974/5. $140-150

579 Box of assorted mint products, mostly minor World. $15-20

580 Collection of 100 assorted minor World notes. VG-EF $40-50

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Prices Realised will be posted on the website by Tuesday 10th of March, once the large number of postal bids has been fully finalised. All auction catalogue subscribers will have the prices realised posted on the 10th, and should receive them later in the week. Passed in lots will be available for sale until Friday 13th March. Any remaining unsold lots after this date will then be withdrawn from sale.

International Auction Galleries Sale 69 Page 48 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE

Please read the following “Terms of Sale” carefully. These terms are applicable to all floor bidders and mail bidders in this auction. Your submission of bids in this Auction constitutes your acceptance of these “Terms of Sale”. 1. This is a public auction sale, NOT an approval chaser may return it, and receive upon confirma- sale. At the fall of the gavel or auctioneer’s call of tion of the same, a full refund. “Sold”, all sales are final. By bidding in this- auc tion, the bidder personally guarantees payment. 8. The auctioneer shall not be liable for any de- The auctioneer has final discretion in all matters. scription or mis-description given to the goods for In case of dispute, the lot(s) in question may be sale. Any statement as to the quantity of goods is resold. Lots will be sold in their numerical sequence approximate only and is as represented to the auc- unless the auctioneer directs otherwise. tioneer. The auctioneer gives no warranty that the quantities as stated are correct. 2. Payments must be made in Full and lots must be removed the day of the sale or by 5p.m. the 9. If any purchaser fails to comply with any of next day. Absolutely No lots will be released until these conditions or if any cheque given on account payment in full has been made. Payment may be of the purchase price of any goods is dishonoured, made in Cash, by Personal Cheques (with proper any monies which the purchaser has paid to the identification, at their discretion of International auctioneer on account of the purchase shall be for- Auction Galleries), or by Major Credit Cards. Suc- feited absolutely to the vendor. The vendor or the cessful postal bidders will be notified by mail. auctioneer is at liberty to re-sell the lot in any man- ner and upon such terms and conditions as they 3. A 15% buyer’s premium will be added to the may deem proper and to sue the purchaser for knock down price of each lot (includes GST). damages. All losses and expenses incurred by the vendor or the auctioneer and all damages which All Credit Card payments by Amex and Diners the vendor or the auctioneer may sustain resulting will incur a further 3% surcharge. from any re-sale, shall be recovered from the pur- chaser as liquidated damages. Without limiting the 4. Unless otherwise specifically stated by the auc- generality of the foregoing the auctioneer in the tioneer, each new bid shall be raised above the pre- event of such resale is entitled to: vious bid by such amount as is determined by the auctioneer during the course of the auction, and no a) The amount of any commission lost as a result of party shall be allowed to retract his or her bid after the purchaser not proceeding with the purchase acknowledgment by the auctioneer. b) The cost of advertising in respect of any such re-sale. 5. The auctioneer reserves the right to refuse any bid and to withdraw any goods from sale at any A service charge of 2% per month (Or part time, or to disclose any reserves or vendor infor- thereof) will be added to all overdue accounts mation, without having to state any reason. (30 days after the date of Auction is then deemed to be in the overdue period for un- 6. At the fall of the hammer, (if required by the paid accounts). Auctioneer), the purchaser shall give his or her full name and address, and pay 25% of the purchase 10. Estimates are given only as a guide, and not price deposit. In default, the lot(s) purchased may, given as starting points for bidding: lots may sell at the auctioneer’s discretion, immediately be reof- for a price greater than or less than these esti- fered and resold. All lots sold will remain the prop- mates. Bidding will start at an increment above the erty of the owner/vendor until cleared payment is lowest postal bid received, or at the Auctioneers made in full. Only then will the title of ownership of sole discretion. All prices are in Australian Dollars. the lots pass to the purchaser, irrespective of any terms or deferment of payment due. 11. No lots purchased by a floor bidder may be returned, including those lots where the bidder is 7. Except as otherwise provided by state of federal acting as agent for another, or to mail bidders who law, no condition or warranty is given or implied have examined the lot(s). These are no returns or by the auctioneer in respect of any lot offered. As refunds except for reason of lack of authencity or all lots are given for inspection prior to the com- genuine mistake. Late remittance constitutes just mencement of the sale, it shall be presumed that cause for revocation of all return privileges. the goods have been inspected and that the pur- chaser accepts the goods bought with all faults, if In no event may any lot(s) be returned af- any, as described. All lots are guaranteed genuine, ter (21) days from the date of the auction. All except where so described; however if a lot sold is sales are then final. found to be a deliberate fake or forgery, the pur- LOT 126

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LOT 232 LOT 255 LOT 17 LOT 219

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LOT 347 LOT 355

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