January 15-16, 2013 • New York

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The Collector’s Series
January 15-16, 2013
STAMPS COINS BANKNOTES MEDALS BONDS & SHARES AUTOGRAPHS BOOKS WINES
145 West 57th Street
18th Floor
New York, New York 10019
www.spink.com
New York
© Copyright 2013
The
COLLECTOR’S series
GROUP CHAIRMAN AND CEO
Olivier D. Stocker
YOUR SPECIALISTS
STAMPS
UK - Tim Hirsch Guy Croton David Parsons Nick Startup Neill Granger
Paul Mathews Dominic Savastano Tom Smith
USA - George Eveleth
EUROPE - Guido Craveri Fernando Martínez
CHINA - Anna Lee Johnny Sang
COINS
UK - Paul Dawson Richard Bishop William MacKay
Barbara Mears John Pett Eleanor Charlotte Dix
USA - Stephen Goldsmith Matthew Orsini Normand Pepin
CHINA - Mark Li
BANKNOTES, BONDS & SHARES
UK - Barnaby Faull Mike Veissid Andrew Pattison Tom Badley
USA - Stephen Goldsmith Matthew Orsini
China - Mark Li
ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS & MILITARIA
UK - Mark Quayle Oliver Pepys
BOOKS
UK - Philip Skingley Bobby McBrierty
AUTOGRAPHS
USA - Stephen Goldsmith
WINES
CHINA - Anna Lee Guillaume Willk-Fabia
YOUR EUROPE TEAM (LONDON - LUGANO)
Chairman’s Office
Dennis Muriu Monica Kruber
Directors
Tim Hirsch Anthony Spink
Auction & Client Management Team
Miroslava Adusei-Poku Sandie Maylor Charles Blane Luca Borgo Rita Ariete
Sarah Schmitz María Martínez Maurizio Schenini
Finance
Alison Bennet Marco Fiori Mina Bhagat Alison Kinnaird Billy Tumelty Claire Greenhill
IT & Administration
Berdia Qamarauli Attila Gyanyi Liz Cones Curlene Spencer John Winchcombe Harry Gladwin
Tom Robinson Cristina Dugoni Giacomo Canzi
YOUR AMERICA TEAM (NEW YORK - DALLAS)
Chairman Emeritus
John Herzog
Auction Administration and Marketing & Design
Lori Lewin Emily Cowin Clyde Townsend
Finance & Administration
Sam Qureshi Ingrid Qureshi
Auctioneers
Stephen Goldsmith
YOUR ASIA TEAM (HONG KONG - SINGAPORE)
Vice Chairman
Anna Lee
Administration
Amy Yung Dennis Chan Newton Tsang Raymond Tat Gary Tan
SALE CALENDAR 2013
STAMPS
13 January
13 January
23 January
23 January
24 January
24 January
19 February
Early March
March
20 March
17 April
15 May
5 June
10/11 July
10 September
11 September
21 September
The Mizuhara Collection of Korean Stamps
Fine Stamps and Covers of China and Hong Kong
The award winning "Medina" collection of India Part I.
The award winning "Medina" collection of Ceylon
The "Lionheart"Collection of Great Britain and British Empire Specimen Stamps
The Collector's Series Sale
The Hutson Collection of New South Wales
The award winning "Medina" collection of Cape of Good Hope
The award winning "Medina" collection of India Part II.
Specialised Great Britain sale
The award winning "Medina" collection of India and States Part III.
The award winning "Medina" collection of Great Britain
Stamps and Covers of South East Asia
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
London
London
London
London
London
Hong Kong
New York
London
London
London
London
London
London
London
Singapore
13008
13009
13021
13022
13010
13011
13023
CSS05
Banknotes, Bonds & Share Certificates and Coins of China, Hong Kong and other territories
Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals
Tibetan Coins from the Nick Rhodes Collection
North East Indian Coins from the Nick Rhodes Collection
Hong Kong
New York
Hong Kong
London
New York
London
Hong Kong
New York
London
London
13005
315
CSS06
13012
316
13013
13020
317
13019
13015
World Banknotes
World Banknotes
Hong Kong
New York
Hong Kong
London
New York
New York
London
13005
315
CSS06
13004
316
317
13018
Decoration, Campaign Medals & Militaria
Orders, Decoration, Campaign Medals & Militaria
London
London
London
13001
13002
13003
Bonds and Share Certificates of the World
Hong Kong
New York
Hong Kong
London
New York
New York
London
13005
315
CSS06
13016
316
317
13017
New York
New York
New York
315
316
317
An Evening of Exceptional Wines
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
SFW02
SFW03
13024
13031
13025
13026
13027
13028
13029
13030
COINS
11/12/13 January
15/16 January
Early March
27 March
22/23 May
27 June
22 August
28/29 August
24 September
3 December
BANKNOTES
11/12/13 January
15/16 January
Early March
9/10/11 April
22/23 May
28/29 August
1/2 October
MEDALS
25 April Orders,
25 July Orders,
21 November
BONDS AND SHARES
11/12/13 January
15/16 January
Early March
17 May
22/23 May
28/29 August
28 November
AUTOGRAPHS
15/16 January
22/23 May
28/29 August
WINES
13 January
Early March
The above sale dates are subject to change
Spink offers the following services:
– VALUATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND PROBATE FOR INDIVIDUAL ITEMS OR WHOLE COLLECTIONS –
– SALES ON A COMMISSION BASIS EITHER OF INDIVIDUAL PIECES OR WHOLE COLLECTIONS –
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YOUR SPINK TEAM
FOR THIS SALE
For your questions about the sale lots:
Stephen Goldsmith
Head of Numismatics Dept.
[email protected]
469.563.6699
Matthew Orsini
Numismatics
[email protected]
214.707.1740
January 15-16, 2013 – New York City, New York
and on
Normand Pepin
Numismatics
[email protected]
212.262.8400
SALE LOCATION
SPINK USA
145 W. 57th St., 18th Floor
New York, NY 10019
212/262-8400 Fax: 212/262-8484
Robert Litzenberger
Autographs/Stocks & Bonds
PUBLIC AUCTION
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
at 11:00 a.m.
at 4:00 p.m.
at 10:00 a.m.
at 2:00 p.m.
Session
Session
Session
Session
1
2
3
4
Lots
Lots
Lots
Lots
1 - 514
515 - 581
582 - 914
915 - 1554
VIEWING OF LOTS
NEW YORK CITY GALLERY
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Friday, January 4, 2013
Monday, January 7, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
New York City – Waldorf Astoria
Select World Viewing
January 10 - 13, 2013 • Bourse Hours
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5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
5:00
Clyde Townsend
SPINK Live
[email protected]
972.788.2100
Emily Cowin
RFC/SPINK Live
[email protected]
972.788.2100
(Full Viewing)
9:00
9:00
9:00
9:00
9:00
For your internet bidding:
p.m
p.m
p.m
p.m
p.m
For your Bidding & Payment:
Orlando, Florida – FUN Convention
Select U.S Viewing
January 10 - 13, 2013 • Bourse Hours
Lori Lewin
Auction Administration
[email protected]
212.262.8400
Spink is pleased to continue to oﬀer Spink Live, the internet bidding service which has
revolutionized the way in which our clients bid at auction. To get started, feel free to contact us
today for personal assistance. Berdia Qamarauli is available by email: [email protected]
or Tel: +44 (0)20 7563 4089
Use this QR code to visit our online catalogue and leave proxy bids on Spink Live.
You can download the QR Code Reader for iPhone, Blackberry and Android from
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Auctioneer:
Clockwise
Front Cover Illustration: Lots 126, 1025, 172, 877 obverse, 421 and 877 reverse
Back Cover Illustration: Lots 1081, 601, 1071, 401, 1108 and 1072
Stephen Goldsmith, New York City,
Dept. of Consumer Affairs, License #1208097
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The January 2013 Collector’s Series Sale
Terms and Conditions of Sale
This is a public auction and mail-bid sale held by SPINK, who are licensed and bonded auctioneers.
SPINK may not withdraw any lot after a call for bids has been made with respect to that lot, however, the
consignor of the property included in the lot (or any other lot) may bid on and purchase the lot for his/her own
account. If he/she does so, he/she must pay both the seller’s commission and buyer’s premium.
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The placing of a bid constitutes full acceptance of these
Terms and Conditions of Sale by the bidder.
The highest bidder acknowledged by SPINK shall be the
buyer. In the event of any dispute between bidders, SPINK
may, at its sole discretion, immediately put the lot up for sale
again. SPINK’S decision shall be final and binding upon all
bidders. A buyer’s premium equal to 20% of the successful
bid price of each lot up to and including $2,000.00 and 15%
of the excess bid price will be added to each invoice and is
payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price.
All bids are to be per lot as numbered in this catalog. SPINK
reserves the right to group two or more lots together and to
withdraw, prior to call for bids, any lot(s) from the sale. Bids
will be accepted in whole dollar amounts only, and SPINK
reserves the right to reject any bid or advance the bidding at
its discretion.
SPINK may not withdraw any lot after a call for bids has been
made with respect to that lot, however, the consignor of the
property included in the lot (or any other lot) may bid on
and purchase the lot for his/her own account. If he/she does
so, he/she must pay both the seller’s commission and buyer’s
premium.
SPINK may have made advances and loans available to
certain consignors and bidders in the sale. SPINK reserves
the right to bid on any lot in the sale. Additionally, SPINK
may or may not have financial interest in any of the lot(s) in
the sale.
All sales are strictly for cash, check and bank/wire transfer in
United States dollars; However, SPINK will only accept cash
payments under $10,000.00. SPINK offers clients the option
of paying by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and American
Express only) in United States Dollars for a convenience
charge of two percent (2%) for Visa and MasterCard and four
percent (4%) for American Express, up to a total of
$30,000.00. Credit card payments will only be accepted if (a)
the purchase is made by the card holder, (b) any purchased
items to be shipped are shipped to the cardholder’s verified
billing address, (c) floor bidders present their credit cards and
(d) all returns are governed by the terms and conditions of
the sale. Payment is due and payable immediately upon
receipt of the auction invoice or, if payment is to be made at
the auction site, simultaneously with receipt of the purchased
items. SPINK reserves the right to void a sale if payment in
full of the invoice is not received by SPINK within fifteen
(15) days of the date of invoice. A late charge in the amount
of the lesser of 18% per annum and the maximum lawful rate
will be charged on the invoice total if payment is not received
within thirty (30) days of the date of the invoice. All lots are
subject to applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate
resale certificates are on file with SPINK.
Shipping, handling and administration charges will be added
to invoices for lots delivered by mail. All lots will be shipped
via U.S. Express Mail to Post Office boxes, via Federal
Express to street addresses, and FedEx ground for bulky large
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lots (in the U.S. only). Purchases shipped via FedEx will not
be covered by SPINK insurance in the event that the buyer
has placed a “signature release” on file with FedEx. Buyer will
be responsible for total purchase price in the event of loss.
SPINK cannot be and is not responsible for the loss of any
merchandise shipped outside the United States and therefore
insurance on any items to be shipped outside the United
States is solely the responsibility of the buyer. It is also the
responsibility of the buyer to provide adequate insurance
coverage for the items once they are in his/her possession.
Risk of loss shall be borne by the buyer following shipment
of the items and SPINK assumes no liability for merchandise
lost, stolen or damaged while in the possession of a party to
whom merchandise has been shipped. For international
shipments, all duties/taxes/fees are the sole responsibility of
the buyer.
In the event a successful bidder fails to pay the charges due,
SPINK reserves the right to resell the merchandise and the
buyer agrees to pay for the reasonable cost of such a sale
including a 10% seller’s commission, and also to pay any
difference between the resale price and the winning price of
his/her previously successful bid.
SPINK reserves the right to require payment in full before
delivery of the merchandise to the buyer. Bidder personally
guarantees payment, and if a corporation, an officer or
principal in the corporation agrees to personally guarantee
payment. Title to any purchased items remains with SPINK
until all invoices are paid in full. SPINK reserves the right to
await clearance of any check used for payment before
delivery of any item and a $25.00 charge will be applied for
any check that fails to clear.
SPINK reserves the right to refuse to honor or reject any bid
which, in its opinion, is not submitted in good faith, or,
as the case dictates, is not supported by satisfactory
references, as SPINK in its sole discretion shall determine.
SPINK further reserves the right to ban any bidder from
participation in its sales for any reason deemed appropriate in
its sole discretion.
No minors may participate in any SPINK sales.
Bids will be executed for mail bidders at one advance over the
next highest bid in competition with floor and/or internet
bidders, until the maximum bid is executed for the mail
bidder, or until the lot is sold. No buy or unlimited bids will
be accepted. No additional commission (except for the
buyer’s premium) is charged for executing mail bids. SPINK
cannot and does not assume any responsibility for errors
made in the amount bid or lot numbers listed, so check your
bid sheet and online submission carefully. When identical
mail bids are submitted, preference is given to the first
received.
SPINK may reopen the bidding on a lot under the
following circumstances: (a) SPINK has failed to execute correctly a mail bid; (b) A party purchasing the lot on the floor
has done so in error; (c) Where a protest is made after the
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hammer has fallen but before bidding has commenced on the
next lot; (d) Where the auctioneer has determined that
he/she has overlooked a party still bidding on the
lot but before the calling of the next lot; and (e) At the
discretion of the auctioneer. In the event of a dispute, the
auctioneer’s decision shall be final.
Agents executing bids on behalf of clients will be held
responsible for all purchases made on behalf of clients unless
otherwise arranged prior to the sale.
The same protections applicable to SPINK shall apply to
each officer, director and employee of SPINK unless such
individual shall be convicted of knowingly and intentionally
selling false or stolen goods.
The descriptions provided in the catalog are intended
solely for the use of those bidders who do not have
the opportunity to view the lots prior to bidding. All
photographs in the catalog are as accurate as can be
reproduced with today’s technology; however, they cannot
be relied upon for exact reproduction of color. All bidders
who have inspected the lots prior to the auction will not
be granted any return privileges, except for reasons of
genuineness. It is presumed that all floor bidders have
inspected the lots prior to bidding. Therefore, lots purchased
by floor bidders are sold “AS IS” and may not be returned.
Floor Bidders include those bidders acting as agents for
others. Additionally, SPINK reserves the right to describe
items differently than the descriptions shown in the catalog
should such items be consigned to any future auction.
All the lots are sold as genuine. For the purpose of this sale,
“genuine” is defined as not faked or forged and SPINK will
not knowingly sell any item that has been “repaired’,
“restored”, “processed”, “cleaned”, “pressed” or “conserved”
in any way without disclosure of such facts to the potential
buyer.
The following conditions apply to requests for expertization
of philatelic items: (a) Mail bidders are asked to advise
SPINK of any extension requests at the time of placing their
bids; (b) Floor bidders must advise SPINK of any extensions
in writing at the time of lot settlement; (c) SPINK will
submit all items so requested by successful bidders to the
reputable authority of their choice; For United States stamps,
the Philatelic Foundation and the Professional Stamp Experts
are the accepted authorities. (d) Purchasers of items
submitted for expertization must pay as part of the purchase
price all charges for expertization, including postage and
handling; (e) Purchasers of items to be expertized must
make payment in full immediately upon purchase prior to
expertizing; Refunds will be made promptly for all sums
if in the unlikely event an item is returned with a negative
opinion; (f) Requests for expertization of stamps with
certificates dated within the last five (5) years of the sale date
will not be granted; (g) No lot may be returned due to a
certification service grading a stamp differently than the
grade stated in the auction description; (h) No lot will
be accepted as a return from expertization if the item is
indelibly marked as being altered or fraudulent by the
expertizing authority; and (i) No lot will be accepted as a
return, for any reason whatsoever, including extension
returns, after four (4) months from the sale date. Any
exceptions to this time limitation must be agreed to in
writing at SPINK sole discretion.
19. No lots may be returned without a written request by the
successful bidder and the written approval of SPINK. In the
unlikely event of returning a lot, SPINK must receive
notification of the buyer’s intent within three (3) days of the
buyer’s receipt of the lot. The following lots may not be
returned for any reason whatsoever: (a) lots containing ten or
more items; (b) lots described as having faults or defects
because of the faults described or any others, including lots
described as “repaired”, “corroded”, “holed”, “whizzed”, or
similar damage, except for non-authenticity; (c) illustrated
lots because of centering, margins, etc. or other factors
shown in the illustrations; (d) lots described “AS IS”,
including third party graded coins or banknotes (i.e. PCGS,
NGC, ANACS, ICG); (e) lots valued primarily for the
bullion content; (f) lots examined by postal viewers; and
(g) any philatelic extension lot unless the conditions set forth
in Item 18 above is complied with fully. Except for lots placed
on extension, as per the conditions of Item 18 above, no lots
may be returned for any reason whatsoever after thirty (30)
days from sale date. Late payment for purchase may,
at SPINK option, be considered just cause to revoke all
return privileges. If any disputes arise regarding payment,
authenticity, or description between the bidder and SPINK,
SPINK at its sole discretion, may submit the disputed matter
to binding arbitration in Dallas, Texas, to which the bidder,
by placing a bid and hereby accepting these Terms and
Conditions of Sale, agrees to be bound.
20. United States coins and currency will not, in conformity with
the law, be opened at less than face value.
21. The auctioneer reserves the right to postpone the sale by
auction for a reasonable period of time as a result of
any significant event which, in the sole discretion of the
auctioneer, makes it advisable to postpone the event. No
prospective bidder or prospective buyer shall have recourse as
a result of any postponement
22. In the event SPINK refers an invoice(s) to an attorney for
collection, the buyer agrees to pay SPINK attorney’s fees,
court costs, witness fees and other costs incurred by SPINK.
23. THESE TERMS OF SALE SHALL BE GOVERNED
BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, WITHOUT GIVING
REGARD TO THE PRINCIPLES OF CONFLICTS OF
LAW. THE SIGNER OF A SPINK BID SHEET OR
PARTICIPANT IN THE AUCTION AGREES THAT
EXCLUSIVE VENUE FOR ANY DISPUTE WITH
RESPECT TO THESE TERMS OR IN CONNECTION
WITH SPINK SHALL RESIDE INA STATE OR
FEDERAL COURT LOCATED IN DALLAS, TEXAS.
24. On-line Bidding — SPINK offers internet services as
a convenience to our clients, but SPINK will not be
responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the
internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures
caused by (i) a loss of connection on SPINK or your end; (ii)
a breakdown or problems with the online bidding software
and/or (iii) a breakdown or problems with a client's internet
connection, computer or system. Execution of on-line
internet bids is a free service undertaken subject to other
commitments at the time of the sale and SPINK does not
accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or
for errors or omissions in connection with this activity.
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Order of Sale
Session 1 – Tuesday, January 15, 2013 – 11:00 AM (EDT)
Northern Gentleman’s Collection of Stocks & Bonds ..............................................................1-149
Stocks and Bonds
U.S Treasury ......................................................................................................150-152
State, City Bonds ................................................................................................153-170
IDR’s & CSA Bonds ............................................................................................171-219
Automobiles ........................................................................................................220-223
Aviation ..............................................................................................................224-227
Banking & Insurance ..........................................................................................228-245
General Cerificates ..............................................................................................246-325
Mining ................................................................................................................326-369
Oil ......................................................................................................................370-378
Railroads ..............................................................................................................379-484
Shipping & Transportation ..................................................................................485-498
Telephone & Telegraph........................................................................................499-508
World ..................................................................................................................509-514
Session 2 – Tuesday, January 15, 2013 – 4:00 PM (EDT)
Autographs ..........................................................................................................................515-581
Session 3 – Wednesday, January 16, 2013 – 10:00 AM (EDT)
Banknotes
Continential & Colonial Currency ......................................................................582-592
Confederate Currency ..........................................................................................593-602
Obsolete Currency ..............................................................................................603-691
U.S. Large Size ....................................................................................................692-705
U.S. Small Size ....................................................................................................706-725
Fractional ............................................................................................................726-728
Military Payment Certificate ........................................................................................729
National Banknotes ..............................................................................................730-747
World Banknotes ..................................................................................................748-915
Session 4 – Wednesday, January 16, 2013 – 2:00 PM (EDT)
Coins, Tokens & Medals
Ancient Coins ......................................................................................................916-931
World Coins ......................................................................................................932-1097
Colonial Coins ................................................................................................1098-1100
U.S. Coins........................................................................................................1101-1382
Coins of Hawaii ..............................................................................................1383-1391
Hoard Silver Dollars ........................................................................................1392-1407
Large Lots - Single Type ..................................................................................1408-1500
Large Lots - Mixed Modern & Miscellany........................................................1501-1545
Medals & Tokens ............................................................................................1546-1554
Coins of Scotland Books............................................................................................1555
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MAIL BID FORM
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Company Name __________________________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip ____________________________________________________________
Daytime Phone__________________________ Evening Phone
The January 2013
Collector’s Series Sale
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Tear Here & Return In Enclosed Envelope
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Check here if you wish to limit your total amount of purchases.
(Hammer Price Only)
Limit total: $ ____________________________
To ensure that bids will be accepted and delivery of lots not
delayed, bidders not yet known to SPINK should supply a list
of Dealer References. SPINK offers clients the option of paying by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express
only) in United States Dollars for a convenience charge of
two percent (2%) for Visa and MasterCard and four percent
(4%) for American Express, up to a total of $30,000.00.
If Necessary, please increase my bid by:
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Dealer References: (list city, state, zip, & phone)
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I have read and agreed to all the Terms and Conditions of Sale for this catalog.
Please note there is a 20% buyer’s premium added to the hammer price of each lot up to and including
$2,000.00 and 15% of the excess of the hammer price above $2,000.00.
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BIDDING INCREMENTS
The auctioneer generally advances the bidding in the following incremental amounts:
Up to $100 ........................................by
$100 to $300 ....................................by
$300 to $750 ....................................by
$750 to $1,500..................................by
$1,500 to $3,000 ..............................by
$3,000 to $7,500 ..............................by
$5
$10
$25
$50
$100
$250
$7,500 to $15,000..................... by $500
$15,000 to $30,000...................by $1,000
$30,000 to $75,000................... by $2,500
$75,000 to $150,000................. by $5,000
$150,000 to $300,000............... by $10,000
$300,000+..........at auctioneer’s discretion
Please note, however, that the auctioneer may, in his or her sole discretion, vary the bidding increments
during the course of the auction to expedite the bidding.
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FIRST SESSION
Tuesday, January 15, 2013- 11:00 a.m.
Lots 1-514
Spink Smythe, New York
STOCK & BOND CERTIFICATES
2
Vintage Automobile Shares Grouping 1920s 1930s.
Nash Motors 1926; Maibohm Motors 1920; Flint
Motor 1924; Durant Motors 1925; Steinmetz Electric Motor Car 1921; Star Motors 1924; Peerless
Truck & Motor 1923; Hudson Motor Car 1932;
Ford Motor Car of Canada 1929; Grant Motor Car
1921. All issued, several are IU. Mostly VF+. [10]
Est. 150-250
3
Automotive Bond and Share Grouping.
Whitney Tractor 1922 IC. VF, edge split; Peerless
Truck & Motor; Peerless Motor Car(2); Ford Motor
of Canada 1931; Nash Motors 1925; Hudson Motor
Car 1926; Service Motor Truck; Carpenter Tire &
Rubber; Greyhound; Packard (3 types); Federal
Motor Truck 1922; Four Wheel Drive; Chrysler; GM;
Firestone; Fruehauf; Highway Trailer and others.
Should be seen. Sold as is. No returns. [33]
Est. 100-150
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Aviation Bonds and Shares.
Fairchild Engine & Airplane(2) 1950s; Trans World
Airlines 1961(3) $1000, $500, $100; Western Air
Lines 1956 $1000 SP; Lockheed Aircraft 1956 $1000
SP(2); Pan Am World Airways 1959 $1000. Most are
VF+. [9]
Est. 100-150
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Albert F. Remy Company (OH) 1921-36. Green
borders, red seal. Whimsical policeman. All are IU,
and EF. [4]
Est. 100-150
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Group of Four Alcatraz Bonds.
Alcatraz Company (NY) CA. San Francisco. $1000
bond. 1899. Green. Fresh and crisp, EF. [4]
Est. 100-150
A Northern Gentleman’s Collection of
Bonds and Shares
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De Lorean Motor (MI) 1977 shs. SPECIMEN.
Blue. DMC monogram. EF.
For a brief time in the 1970s, John De Lorean shook
the automotive world when he produced the radicallystyled, all stainless steel DMC-12 sports car. Amid rumors of drug trafficking and political intrigue, the
company came to grief in 1982, ending in receivership and bankruptcy. (photo)
Est. 300-500
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Power Company Bond Assortment. Mostly Specimens.
Arlington Gas 1880 IU; Texas Electric Service 1930
SPEC; United Water, Gas & Electric of Sedalia 1904;
New Amsterdam Gas 1898 SP; Georgia Power 1948
SPEC; Washington Water Power 1909 SP; Indiana
Natural Gas & Oil 1906 SP; Kimball Light, Water &
Power (WV) 1912 IC. Plus several others. Most are
EF. [16]
Est. 100-150
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General Subject Vertical Bond Grouping. Many
well known names.
Chicago Auditorium Assn. 1892; Columbian Marble
1909; South Gila Canal 1892(2); Eby Shoe 1926; J.P
Morgan Overseas Capital; General Electric Overseas
Capital; Pillsbury; Dow Chemical; National Steel Gulf
Oil; US Steel; Long Island lighting; American Can;
Gimbel Brothers and many others. Most are IC. Most
are VF+. Sold as is. [48]
Est. 200-300
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A Nice Grouping of Telephone Bonds.
American Union Telephone 1906 $1000(2) green,
brown. Both IU; Consolidated Telephone Companies
of Pennsylvania 1901 $1000 IC; Southern Bell T&T
1939 $1000(3) IC; New Jersey Bell(2) 1959
$10,000, 1950 $1000. Both IC; Peoples’ Mutual
Telephone 1898 $1000. IU. Most are VF+. [9]
Est. 100-150
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Texas & New Mexico Land Bonds.
1) Rio Grande Irrigation & Colonization (NM Terr.)
1889. $1000. Green. Ceres. Woman with lamp. IU.
EF.
2) San Antonio Land & Irrigation (Canada) TX. 1911
20 Pounds Sterling. This company was formed to acquire land for irrigation purposes in Texas. IU. EF.
Est. 100-150
Mixed Subjects Specimen Bonds.
Pacific Spruce 1924; Swift 1941; New York Tanning
Extract 1911; Minnesota & Ontario Paper 1927; Columbia Gas & Electric 1931; Colorado Industrial
1934; American Smelters Securities 1911; Butchers’
Slaughtering & Melting 1923; American Dock &
Trust 1910; United States Shipbuilding 1902; American Marble 1887; Corn Products Refining 1909;
Celotex 1943; Lackawanna Steel 1910; American Asbestos & Fireproofing 1906. Mostly VF+ to EF. [15]
Est. 150-250
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A Large and Colorful Assortment of SPECIMEN
Share Certificates.
Mostly Jeffries, Security-Columbian Bank Note specimens, with a scattering of American Bank Note examples as well. There are many well-known names Dow Chemical, Nike, Disney, Heublein, Illinois Central Railroad, Litton Industries, Magnavox, Erie Railroad, General Motors, Greyhound, Western Airlines,
and many others. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns.
Mostly EF. [273]
Est. 500-750
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Walt Disney Productions SPECIMEN Collection.
1) Blue. Over 100 shs. Woman holds bird. Roy Disney, President.
2) Similar, dark green. Less than 100 shs.
3) Similar, light green. 100 shs.
4) Brown. More than 100 shs. Walt Disney portrait.
All EF. [4]
Est. 150-250
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Enormous Box Lot of Mostly General Subjects Stock Certificates.
1800s through 1970s. Titles include Merrill Lynch; Mattel; Red Wing Carriers; Revere
Racing; PPG; Ling-Temco-Vought; Naragansett Racing; North American Rockwell; Collins
Radio; Bourne Mills; Computer Applications; American News and over a thousand others.
Most are issued and cancelled, but there are some nicer unissued certificates as well. Mostly
different, but there are small groups of some titles. Mostly VF+ or better. Here is the perfect opportunity to add huge variety to your collection or inventory. Box lots like this one
are rarely offered, so please be sure to examine this group in person. Sold as is, no returns.
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County of Grenada (MS). 1872. $500. Red Train.
Woman with cotton. Cotton wagon. Justice below.
IU. VF+.
Est. 75-150
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Colorful Municipal Bond Grouping.
City of Mobile (AL) 1904 SP; Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority 1976 IC; NY State War Bonus
Bond 1934 (and 18 others, all different) IC; Livonia
(MI); Michigan 2 types; Michigan State College 1952
SP; University of Michigan Union 1938 UC; City &
County of Denver 1927 IC and others. Must be seen.
Sold as is. [33]
Est. 75-125
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Boss Gold Mining (MO). CO. 1887. 100 shs. Red
$10 and underprint. St. Louis corporate headquarters.
Mines located near Breckenridge, Colorado. First
we’ve seen.
Est. 50-75
Est. 1000-Up
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Cove Land & Mining (MI). 1880. Isle Royal location. Map. Miner, left. By Calvert Litho., Detroit. Unobtrusive blue rubber stamp cancel at right, otherwise
EF. (photo)
Est. 200-300
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Large and Impressive Mining and Mineral Share
Certificate Assortment.
A wide range of titles and dates are represented, with
several in the 1880s and 1890s. Includes many colorful and popular titles - Consolidated Double Eagle
Gold 1894, Grafton Consolidated Mining 1901, Central Consolidated Mining 1895, Aurora Consolidated
Mining 1903, Piedmont Mining & Milling 1909,
Riverside Iron & Coal UU, United States Diamond
Mining 1908, Grand Belt Copper 1885, United
States Mining 1903, Unity Mining 188_ UU, Moulton Mining 1881, and many others. Must be seen.
Sold as is, no returns. [253]
Est. 500-750
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Alpena & Western Railway (MI). $1000 SPECIMEN bond. First Mortgage 5% Forty Year. Specimen.
Green. Woman reclines, train in distance. Scarce
Upper Western Peninsula bond. EF. Est. 100-150
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American Palace Car (ME). 1906. 10 shs. Brown.
Passenger train leaves station. VF+.
Est. 75-125
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Bond Variety Grouping. Includes six bi-colored and lightly
canceled examples from the attractive 1889 series and
five others. Mostly VF+. [11]
Est. 125-150
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Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Western Division Railroad Bond Selection. $1000 1880 First Mortgage
6% bond. Also included are a $50, $500, and $1000
Income Mortgage bond. VF+, mostly. [4]
Est. 75-125
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Bangor & Aroostook Railroad (ME). $1000 Bond
SPECIMEN. 1901. Blue. Moose. EF. Est. 75-125
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Bingham Central Railway Pair. Utah. 1) $100 First
Mortgage 6% bond. 1910. Green. Train. Bi-lingual,
English and French. 2) Similar. 100 shs. Preferrred.
Brown. Angel raises torch. Both VF+. [2]
Est. 100-150
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Canon City & Cripple Creek Electric Railway
(CO). $1000 5%. 1897. Green. Mountains and mills.
Sheet of coupons included. VF+.
Est. 125-150
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Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railway (VA). $1000
First & Consolidated Mortgage Gold Bond SPECIMEN. Purple. Train, trackworkers. This variety is not
in Cox. VF+, minor edge toning.
Est. 125-150
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Carthage & Adirondack Railway (NY). $1000
bonds. 1892. Green. Locomotive in circle. Moose.
Signed by the President and Secretary. By ABN. All
fresh, and in as new condition. [9]
Est. 100-200
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Central of Georgia Railway (NY). $1000 5% Bond
Due 1962 SPECIMEN. Green. Variety unreported in
Cox. EF.
Est. 50-100
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Ossipee Mining Company (MI). 1870. 7,285 shs.
Red corporate seal. Revenue stamp affixed. Light pen
cancel. VF+. (photo)
Est. 300-500
20
Saratoga & Cyclops Gold & Silver Consolidated
Mining (CO). 1884. Gilpin County location. Miners, right. Flowers in vase, left. Ornate borders and
distinctive lettering by ABN. IU. Well hidden pinhole,
else VF+.
Est. 100-150
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Mining Bonds.
Comstock Tunnel 1889(2) $1000, $500. Both IC;
Phoenix Gold Mining 1904 $500 IC; Sovereign Mining 1884 $1000 IU; Massachusetts & New Mexico
Consolidated Mining 1882 $100 IU. Mostly VF+.
[5]
Est. 100-150
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Michigan Mining Grouping.
Huron Copper Mining 1890. 50 shs. Brown. Vertical
mine, left. IU. VF; Detroit-Cripple Creek Gold Mining 1937. Orange. Miner, mills. IU. EF; Quincy Mining 1859. Blue. IU. EF; Quincy 1929; Adventure
Consolidated Copper(3), North Lake Mining, Hancock Consolidated Mining, South Lake Mining, and
Mohawk Mining. Mostly IC, mostly VF+. [11]
Est. 250-350
Coal.
Middle States Coal & Iron Mines 1904 IU; Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries 1907 IC; Big Muddy
Coal & Iron 1893 $500 SP; Middle States Coal &
Iron Mines 1906 $1000 IC; Maryland Smokeless
Coal 1903 $1000(2) IU; Wilkes-Barre Coal 1910 IU;
Clifty Consolidated Coal 1909 $1000 IC; PennWyoming Copper 1909 $1000 IU; US Reduction &
Refining 1901 $1000 IC; Pacific Coal & Transportation $1000 1901 IU. Mostly VF+. [11]
Est. 75-125
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Chicago & Alton Railway (IL). $1000 3-½% First
Lien Gold Bond. Green. Woman next to tablet, train
and ship beyond. Cox R-7. IC. Rubber stamp endorsement, EF.
Est. 50-100
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Columbia Southern Railway (OR). 1898. $1000
5% Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Green. Train near harbor
facility. Griffins. Handsome IBN example. Cox R-7.
EF.
Est. 75-150
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Chicago, Brazil & Ohio River Railroad & Coal
(IN). 1881. 20 Pounds Sterling & $100 First Mortgage Bond. Green. Train. IU. EF. Not in Cox.
Est. 50-100
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Darien Short Line Railroad (GA). 1887. $1000
Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Brown. Justice. Cherubs,
eagle, lion below. Light age toning, otherwise VF+.
Est. 75-125
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois Grouping. 1) Chicago
& Eastern Illinois Railroad (IL-IN) $1000 General
Consolidated Bond. Brown. Locomotive in circle. Attractive FBN product. 2) Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Railroad $50 SPEICMEN Bond 1937. Brown.
Woman flanked by trains. 3-5) Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway $100, $500, and $1000 bonds. 1924.
Trains, signals. All VF+. [5]
Est. 50-100
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Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Rwy
(IL) 1900. $1000 3-½% Gold SPECIMEN Bond.
Green. Large, impressive portrait of a woman representing Liberty. Lovely IBN engraving work. EF.
Est. 75-125
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Chicago Junction Railways & Union Stock Yards
(NJ). 1900. $1000 SPECIMEN Bond. Blue. Train
and long-horned steer. Beautiful IBN product. EF.
Est. 100-150
Detroit, Pontiac, Lapeer & Northern Railway
(MI) 1901. $1000 5% Gold Bond. One of only three
reported. IU. EF.
Est. 100-150
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Duluth, St. Cloud, Glencoe & Mankato Rwy
1904. 10 shs. Red. Train at station. IU. VF+.
Est. 75-125
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Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Group. (IL).
1897. $1000 Gold Bond. VF+. [4]
Est. 100-200
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Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Bond
Grouping.
1) $1000 1900. Blue gray. Freightmen. Cotton below.
Horizontal format.
2) Similar. $1000 1901. Deep purple and black. Train,
signals. Cotton.
3) $1000 Railroad Car Trust 1902. Green. Cotton,
train below.
4-6) $1000 Consolidated Mortgage 1902. Deep purple and black. Indians, train. UU. One with minor
rusty staples at top. All VF to EF. [6]
Est. 100-150
Duluth, Superior & Western Railway (MN). 1896.
$1000 Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Women flank title.
Passenger train, men near water, below. ABN. VF+.
Est. 75-125
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Eastern & Western Air Line Railway 1886. 5 shares.
Green. Eagle, flag. IU. EF.
Est. 75-125
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Rare Missouri Railroad Bond. Gray’s Point Terminal Railway (MO). 1906. $1000 Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Brown. Three locomotives, terminal and
city beyond. This is the only example known to Cox!
VF+.
Est. 100-150
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Houston & Texas Central Railroad 1903. $1000
5% Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Green. Yard locomotive,
freight cars, mills. Attractive ABN Litho. VF+.
Est. $75-125
Est. 75-125
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Illinois Central Rail-Road 1851. $1000 Construction Bond. Three women as on CSA T-17. Some
bleed through from back endorsements, “SURRENDERED” on face, otherwise VF.
Est. 75-125
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Cleveland, Indiana & St. Louis RR 1885. 750 shs.
Train on arched bridge. IU. EF.
Est. 75-125
IC – Issued Cancelled
IU – Issued Uncancelled
UU – Unissued Uncancelled
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Mill Valley & Mount Tamalpais Scenic Railway
1904. 6 shares. Mountain and trees. Affectionately
known as the “Crookedest Railroad” in the world. It
had 281 curves over the course of 8 ½ miles. IC. VF+.
(photo)
Est. 150-250
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Missouri Pacific Railroad (MO). Specimen Trio.
1) $500 1926. Green. Horizontal format. 2) $1000
1931. Brown. Vertical. Train. 3) $1000. 1909. Olive.
Train flanked by farmers & loggers. All EF. [3]
Est. 100-150
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Missouri River & Northwestern Railway (SD).
1904. $1000 5% Gold Bond. Red. Oncoming locomotive. IU. VF+.
Est. 75-150
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Naugatuck Railroad (CT). 1904. $1000 4% Gold
SPECIMEN Bond. Brown. Train and trackworkers.
Cox R-7. VF+.
Est. 75-125
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New York Providence & Boston Railroad (CT).
1892. $1000 4% Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Orange.
Train near the bottom. Cox R-7. EF.
Est. 75-125
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Rare Texas Proof. International & Great Northern
Railroad 1879 $1000 Purchase Money 2nd Mortgage Income Bond. Brown. Eagle, flag and shield
flanked by shipping and train vignettes. Texas star
below. Very few ABN proofs from the 1870s survive.
VF+. (photo)
Est. 200-300
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Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway (KS).
1901. $1000 4% Bond. Red. Locomotive on turntable
flanked by Mexicans in circular frames. British imprinted revenue. IU. Cox R-7. EF.
Est. 100-150
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad, Atlanta, Knoxville
and Cincinnati Division 1905. $1000 4% Gold
SPECIMEN Bond. Brown. Oncoming train, trackworkers. Cox R-7. EF.
Est. 100-150
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Nice Oklahoma Territory Railroad Bond. Oklahoma
Central Railway (OK Territory) 1905. $1000 4%
Gold Bond. Green. Train, water tank. Scarce. IU. EF.
Est. 125-125
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Manistee & Northeastern Railroad (MI). 1909.
$1000 5% Gold Bond. Green. Train, trackworkers. IU.
R-7, Cox. VF+.
Est. 75-150
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Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway (ID). 1899.
$1000 5% Gold Bond. Red. Locomotive on turntable.
Beautiful ABN product. IU. Some stamp endorsements in text area only, otherwise EF. Est. 75-125
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Marietta & North Georgia Railway 1890. 10
shares. Full green tint. Liberty, state arms. Quarry
scene and locomotives. IU. EF.
Est. 100-150
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Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie & Boston Railroad
(NJ & PA) 1889. $1000 First Mortgage Loan. Blue.
Stag. Scarcer railroad bond. IU. VF+. Est. 75-125
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Port Huron & Milwaukee Railway (MI). 1856.
200 Pounds Sterling Bond. Women flank state shield.
Train below. EF.
Est. 100-150
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Rock Island Railroad Bond Grouping. [19]
Includes Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Rwy $50,000
Amarillo Division 1904. IC. EF, POC; Similar, Carrolton Branch; Similar, Mexico Branch UU; Similar,
Main Line; Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rwy
$5,000 (4 pieces) 1898-1908. Green. Ransom Cable
portrait IC; Similar, 1897. Red; Similar, $1000 1908
Orange. Flagman; Similar, $5,000 Due 1932. Brown.
Trains, workers. UU; Similar, $5,000 1910. Green.
IC; Similar, $1000 1908. Blue-green. IC; Similar, “10
bonds” 1887. Brown. Train, griffins. IC; Rock Island
& Peoria Rwy $5,000 1886. Brown. Train, left. IC;
Rock Island Southern RR $1000 1907. Green. Train.
IU; Chicago, Rock Island & Mexico Rwy $10,000
1902. UC; Chicago, Rock Island & El Paso Rwy
$10,000 19__. Brown. Train, women. UU; Chicago,
Rock Island & Texas Rwy $10,000. 19__. UC. Mostly
VF-EF, a few VF-VF+.
Est. 100-150
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City & County of San Francisco Municipal Street
Railway (CA) 1913. $100 Bond. Blue. Street car.
VF+. $200-250 Cox.
Est. 100-150
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Saratoga & Encampment Railway Co. 1908. 25
shs. Train leaves covered bridge. Cox only reports
SPECIMENS. IU. EF.
Est. 100-150
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Seaboard-All Florida Rwy (FL). $5,000 6% Gold
SPECIMEN Bond Due 1935. Blue-black. Trains,
auto, trackworkers. This denomination not in Cox.
Similar, $1000. Green. Both VF+. [2]
Est. 100-150
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High Denomination St. Paul & Kansas City Short
Line Railroad Registered Bond Grouping. [4]
1-2) $100,000 1932. Issued to the Treasurer of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rwy. Orange. Trains,
farmers. An enormous amount of money in the midst
of the Great Depression!
3) Similar, $5,000. Green.
4) Similar, $1000. Orange. All IC. All VF+.
Est. 75-125
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Texas & Pacific Railway (LA-TX). Due 1977.
$10,000 Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Green. Locomotive #600. R-7 in Cox. EF.
Est. 75-125
72
High Denomination Union Pacific Railroad (UT).
SPECIMEN Bond. 1936 $100,000 3 ½ % Debenture
Bond. Brown. Mail allegorical figures flank UP monogram. EF.
Est. 100-150
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Valdez Copper River & Yukon Rwy. (NJ). Alaska
1903. 5 shs. Gold seal. Train leaves tunnel. R-7 in
Cox, listed $300-400. Only the third example reported. IU. VF+. (photo)
Est. 100-150
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Virginia & Tennessee Railroad (VA). 1853. $1000
6% Convertible Bond, Red 1000. Train leaves tunnel,
handsome corner vignettes. Classic engraving work by
Danforth, Hufty. IC. VF+.
Est. 75-125
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Vandalia Railroad (IN-IL). Share Group.
1) 1905. 18 shs. #A1. Brown. Oncoming locomotive
flanked by allegorical male & female. Highest quality
WBN engraving work. VF+.
2-5) 100 shs. 1906-1910. Orange. VF-VF+.
6) $50. Blue. VF+, stain. All IC with minor stains or
soiling near the edges, mostly. Otherwise attractive for
this issue. [6]
Est. 75-125
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Winona & Southwestern Railway 1891. 3 shares.
Green. Justice, boy, girl. Cox reports about a halfdozen examples, but this is the only one issued, and
not cancelled. VF+.
Est. 100-150
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Alaskan Share Certificates.
1) Council City & Solomon River Railroad (NJ).
1905. 100 shares. Brown. Train at station. IU, with
the number of shares punched at the top of the vignette. EF. 2) Seward Peninsula Railway (NJ) 1907.
500 shares. Green. Train leaves station. VF+. [2]
Est. 150-250
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Central States Bond Grouping.
Toledo, St. Louis and Western RR $1000 1900. Red.
IC; Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis RR 1881(2)
$500 blue IU, $1000 brown IU; Cincinnati Northern Rwy $1000 1881 blue IU; Cincinnati, Lafayette
& Chicago RR $1000 1873 green IC, repaired tear;
Dayton & Michigan RR $1000 1853 issued, heavy
cancels, small split; Ohio & Mississippi Rwy $10,000
1875 issued, heavy cancels; Kankakee & Seneca RR
$1000 1881 IU; Cincinnati and Springfield Rwy
$1000 1871 green IU. Mostly EF. [9]
Est. 100-150
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Central States Bond Group.
1) Indiana, Decatur & Western Rwy 1895. $1000.
Green. Train. IC. EF.
2) Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pacific RR (MN) 1900.
$1000 SPECIMEN. Green. Train at station. No serial
numbers or specimen stamping. EF.
3) Chicago, Portage & Superior Rwy 1881 (IL & WI)
$1000. Train. Edge split, left, top margin a bit rough,
else VF. [3]
Est. 100-150
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Choctaw Related Rail Shares.
1-3) Choctaw & Memphis RR 1899. Brown, IC.
Green, olive, both UU.
4-5) Choctaw & Chickasaw RR (OK Terr) 1903,
1912. Both IC, VF+.
6-12); Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf RR Stocks: 18991902, all but one IC, VF+. [12]
Est. 150-250
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Some Scarcer Colorado Rail Shares.
1) Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Rwy 1906. 10 shs.
Brown. Woman with helmet in round frame, left. Cox
reports only Specimens. #A30.U. Two staple holes
with minor rust spots near corner, else VF+.
2) Denver & Southwestern Rwy 1901. 100 shs. Red.
IU. VF+.
3-7) Colorado & Southern Rwy 1971-72. Shares.
green, red, orange black, brown. IC. VF+, some pin
holes.
8) Rio Grande Junction Rwy 1906. 30 shs. Purple.
Train, griffins. IC. Stub stapled, else EF. Also included
are two other unissued Denver rails. [10]
Est. 100-150
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Georgia Railroad Bond Grouping.
1) Georgia & Florida RR (GA & SC) 1926. $1000.
Brown. Train. IU. EF, two pin holes.
2) Georgia, Southwestern & Gulf RR (GA) $100
1909. Green. Locomotive. French & English text. IU.
VF+.
3) Marietta & North Georgia RR (GA) 1881. $1000.
Train. Georgia arms below. IU. VF.
4) Marietta & North Georgia Rwy (GA) 1887.
$1000. Brown. Train at station. IU. EF. [4]
Est. 200-250
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Illinois Rail Share Grouping With Some Scarcer
Examples.
Rock Island & Peoria Rwy 1910; Chicago & Northern Pacific RR 1890; Chicago, Indianapolis & St.
Louis Short Line Rwy 1903 (Less than a half dozen
reported); Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rwy(2,
1902, scrip 1898); Chicago & Northwestern Rwy
1917; Chicago & Texas RR 1897; Chicago & Ohio
River RR 1889 IU; Chicago & Northwestern Rwy
1914 IU; Chicago, Fort Madison & Des Moines RR
1899; Rock Island & Mercer County RR 1902; St.
Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute RR 1898; St. Louis,
Alton & Terre Haute RR (6 pcs., 1865-92); Pullman
RR 1920. Stub attached; Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy RR (3 pcs., 1893-1900); Joliet & Chicago RR
1924; Chicago Terminal Transfer RR (2pcs., orange
1904, brown 1907); Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Rwy 1894; Peoria Terminal Rwy 1901; Peoria Railway Terminal 1906; Peoria Terminal 1930; Peoria &
Pekin Terminal Rwy 1900; Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Rwy 1887; Peoria & Eastern Rwy(2, green,
brown); Peoria & Bureau Valley RR 1929; Oglesby
& Granville Rwy 1905; Chicago & Canada Southern
Rwy 1873 $140 Bond. Minor edge split. All are IC
unless otherwise mentioned. Mostly VF+. [36]
Est. 250-350
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Nice Indiana Rail Share Assortment.
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern 1902 #B1; Indiana Harbor RR (2, 1901 & 1906), one with a small edge split;
Kokomo, Marion & Western Traction(3, 19061911); Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit 1907;
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Rwy 1926; Indianapolis & Martinsville Rapid Transit 1905; Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction 1906; Toledo, St.
Louis & Western RR 1917; Terre Haute & Indianapolis RR(2, 1898 1904); Richmond Street & Interurban Rwy 1905. All IC. Mostly VF+. [14]
Est. 150-250
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Nice Group of Lithographed Railroad Bonds
1) Ohio & Mississippi Rwy (OH, IN, IL) 1887.
$1000. Green. Train in circle. IC. EF.
2) Kanawha & Coal River Rwy (WV) 1896. $1000.
Green. Locomotive. IU. EF.
3) Bartlett & Albany RR (NH) 1888. $1000. Brown.
Train near mills. IU. VF+. [3]
Est. 100-200
Electric & Street Railway Bond Grouping
Indianapolis, Newcastle & Toledo Electric Rwy 1905
IU. EF; Rutland Street Rwy (VT) 1905 IC. EF;
Kansas City Railways (2) $100, $1000, both 1915,
Both IC. VF+; Frankford, Tacony & Holmesburg
Street Rwy (PA) 1910. IC. EF. [5]
Est. 75-125
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A Nice Group of Michigan Railroad Bonds and
Shares.
1) Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western RR 1897. IC.
EF.
2-3) Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana RR
1857 & 1858. Blue paper. Construction stock and
capital stock. IC. Both VF with minor stains.
4) Michigan Midland & Canada RR 1874. Pink underprint. IC. EF.
5) Michigan Central RR $1,000 1854. IC. VF+.
6) Michigan Central RR 1917 $50,000. IC. VF+.
Also included are Buchanan & St. Joseph River RR
1901; Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw Rwy 1901 Serial Number 1; Detroit United Rwy 1920; Detroit &
Port Huron Shore Line Rwy 1920; Grand Rapids &
Ionia Rwy; Pennsylvania-Detroit RR 1917 and others, mostly issued. [30]
Est. 150-250
Nebraska & Iowa Railroad Shares.
1)Burlington & Missouri River RR in Nebraska.
1878. 7 shs. Brown. Farmer harvests wheat. EF.
Minor ink stain.
2-3) Similar, 1871 and 1874. Shs. Green. Train. Both
EF.
4) St. Paul & Des Moines RR 1909. 500 shs. Bluegreen. Train. VF+. All are IC. [4]
Est. 50-75
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New England Rails.
Sciotto Valley & New England RR 1890; Somerset
Rwy 1906; Consolidated Rolling Stock 1903 IU; Torrington & Winchester Street Rwy 1897 IU ; Stony
Brook RR 1888; Portland & Ogdensburg Rwy 1917;
Portland & Rumford RR 1908(2 pcs, brown, green).
IC unless mentioned. Mostly VF+. [8]
Est. 75-125
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Attractive Grouping of Mostly Scarcer New Jersey Railroad Shares.
American Elevated RR 1902; Atlantic City & Chelsea
Passenger Rwy 1902; Morelia & Tacambaro 1906.
Not in Cox. Newburgh, Dutchess & Connecticut RR
1906; Erie & Jersey RR 1905; Wildwood &
Delaware, Bay Short Line RR 1915; Paterson & Hudson River RR 1903; Ocean City RR 1901; Millville &
Glassboro RR 1860. Stub attached, stains; Camden
& Burlington County Rwy 1925; Cuba RR 1913;
Roseland Rwy 1903; Seacoast RR 1901; Wharton Valley 1897; Sussex RR 1903; Cape May & Millville RR
1865. Stains, heavy cancels; Office of the United New
Jersey Rail Road & Canal 1879; United New Jersey
Rail Road & Canal 1907; Northern RR 1922; New
York & Jersey RR 1904. All IC. Mostly VF+ except
where otherwise mentioned. [20]
Est. 300-500
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New Jersey Railroad Grouping. 1-4) New York &
New Jersey RR. $1000 1892 horizontal bond, brown,
IU; similar $500, green; $1000 vertical bond 1880,
brown, IU; similar $500, green, IU. 5) Morris &
Essex RR $10,000 Due 1975. Red. Train. 6) North
Jersey Rapid Transit $1000 1910. Green. Electric
street car. Mostly VF+. [6]
Est. 150-250
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Mostly New Mexico Railroad Bond Grouping.
1) New Mexico Rwy and Coal $500 25-Year 6% Gold
SPECIMEN bond. 1903. Dark green. Coal train. EF.
2) Deming, Sierra Madre and Pacific RR $1000 1889.
Orange. IU.
3) Santa Fe, Liberal & Englewood RR (NM Terr.)
$1000 1906. Olive. IU.
4-5) Sierra Railway Company of California $1000
1897 UU. EF, and Sierra RR $1000 1936 IC. VF+.
[5]
Est. 200-300
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Unlisted New Mexico Railroad Specimen Bond
Pairing.
1) Dawson Railway & Coal 1901. $1000 6% Gold
Bond. Red. Freight train crossed bridge. Coal miners
below. ABN. Not in Cox. Payment guaranted by the
New Mexico Railway & Coal Company. EF.
2) New Mexico Railway &d Coal 1903. $1000 5%
Gold SPECIMEN Bond. Red. Coal train. Hole punch
through vignette, otherwise VF+.
Est. 100-150
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New Orleans Mostly Railroad Bonds.
1-3) New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Rwy (LA) 1916.
$1000 SPECIMEN bond. Blue. Train, bridge, river.
EF. Proof of this scarcer vignette included. 17 shs.
1947. Trains. IU. EF.
4) New Orleans Belt & Terminal 1907. $1000 SPECIMEN bond. Green. Trains, terminal. EF.
5) New Orleans & Southern RR 1892. $1000. Green.
Locomotive. IU. EF.
6-7) New Orleans, Mobile & Texas RR 1872 $1000
red IU. EF, 1873 green IU. Light edge damaged, otherwise EF. Other titles include Chicago, St. Louis &
New Orleans RR; Texas & New Orleans RR; New
Orleans Great Northern Rwy 1905; Rock Island,
Arkansas & Louisiana RR 1933 and others. [25]
Est. 300-500
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NY Central and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Variety Grouping.
All different. Titles include New York Central; New
York Central & Hudson River; New York Central
Sleeping Car; New York & Harlem; Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Wide range of dates and types. Must
be seen. Mostly issued. VF+ on average. Sold as is.
[40]
Est. 75-125
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New York City Rails.
Kings County Elevated RR; Interborough-Metropolitan 1906; Hudson & Manhattan RR (4 different);
Central Cross Town RR 1903; Christopher & Tenth
Street RR 1905; Broadway & Seventh Avenue RR
$1000 1893 Bonds (2 pieces); Similar, shares 1920;
Brooklyn & Queens Transit Corp. (2 types); City of
New York (for Rapid Transit Railroads) 1965; ThirtyFourth Street Crosstown Rwy $1000 1896; New York
& Queens County Rwy $1000 1906; Second Avenue
RR $1000 1898 & others. Some issued, some unissued. Must be seen. Sold as is. [22]
Est. 200-300
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Ohio Rail Shares.
Central Union Depot & Rwy 1887; Central Ohio RR
1898; Dayton & Michigan RR 1871; Columbus,
Chicago & Indiana Central Rwy 1879 red 1883 black;
Columbus & Indianapolis RR 1864(2) blue, black ;
Columbus & Indiana Central Rwy 1867; Forest City
Rwy 1906; Findlay Bely Rwy; 1893; Cleveland, Akron
& Cincinnati Rwy 1911; Swan Creek Rwy 1883;
Toledo, Walhonding Valley & Ohio RR 1905;
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City RR 1890; Toledo,
Tiffin & Eastern RR 1872; Toledo, Columbus &
Ohio River RR 1911. All IC. Mostly VF+. [16]
Est. 150-250
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Mostly Penn Central, Post-1940s Vertical Railroad
Bonds. Many well-known railroad names. Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis; Beech Creek; West
Shore; Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis;
Lehigh Valley; Erie; Wabash and others. Most are IC
and EF. Should be seen. Sold as is. No returns. [71]
Est. 100-200
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Pennsylvania Transportation Bond Grouping.
1) Southern Pennsylvania Iron & Rail Road (PA)
1870. $1000 Gold Bond. Red overprint. Eagle. Arms.
Train. Revenue affixed. IU. VF+.
2) Pennsylvania Canal (PA) 1870. $1000. Blue
$1000. Canal scene. VF+. IC.
3) Junction & Breakwater RR (DE) 1879. $1000.
Train. VF+. IC. POCs in top margin only. [3]
Est. 75-125
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Pennsylvania Railroad Share Grouping.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rwy 1875; Chestnut
Hill RR 1901; Chartiers Rwy(2) 1887 & 1906; Beech
Creek Extension RR 1905; Vandalia RR 1905; Mahoning & Shenango Railway & Light 1918; Guarantee Trust Company of New York 1909 $1000; Lehigh
& Hudson River Rwy 1913; Cornwall & Lebanon RR
1891; Federal Street & Pleasant Valley Passenger Rwy
1884; Eriton RR 1906; Central Pennsylvania Traction
1907; Philadelphia, Chellenham & Jenkingtown Passenger Rwy 1908; Bridgeport Street Rwy 1905;
Pottstown & West Chester Electric Street Rwy 1903;
Franklin & Clearfield RR 1903; Pennsylvania RR (3).
Some with stubs over the left end, a few with heavier
cancels or endorsements, but many quite nice. Average VF+. Must be seen. No returns. [20]
Est. 200-300
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A Second Group of Better Pennsylvania Railroad
Stocks.
Oil Creek RR 1867; Oil Creek & Allegheny River
Rwy 1871; Hanover & York RR 1892; Pennsylvania
Co. 1874. Signed by Thomas Scott; Pennsylvania
Schuylkill Valley RR 1883; Pittsburgh, Virginia &
Charleston Rwy 1881; Continental Passenger Rwy
1877; Wilkes Barre & Harvey’s Lake RR 1903; Oakdale & McDonald Street Rwy 1908; Monongahela &
Washington RR 1900; Pennsylvania & North Western RR 1892; Youngstown, Lawrence & Pittsburgh
RR 1884; Meadow Lands & Zediker RR 1903; Cambria & Clearfield Rwy 1903; Western Pennsylvania RR
1860; Western Allegheny RR 1926; Western New
York & Pennsylvania Rwy(2 types, 1887, 1895);
Wilkes Barre & Hazleton RR 1905; Chester Street
Rwy 1900; Chester Railway Supply 1908; Connellsville Suburban Street Rwy 1897; Consolidated
Traction 1897; Harrisburg Traction 1904; Duquesne
Traction 1890; Cornwall & Lebanon RR(2, 1883,
1891); Kittaning & Leechburg Rwys 1905; Clearfield
Southern RR 1901; Ontario, Carbondale & Scranton
1920. All IC. Mostly VF+, or better. Sold as is. [30]
Est. 300-500
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A Third Group of Pennsylvania Railroad Shares.
Pittsburg Crafton & Mansfield Street Rwy 1895;
Schuylkill and Lehigh Valley RR 1889; Pittsburgh &
West End Passenger Rwy 1894; Sunbury & Lewistown Rwy 1896; Pittsburgh & Eastern RR 1895
stains, left; Pomeroy & Newark RR 1889; Sharon
Rwy 1901 (2 different); Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky RR 1879; Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula
RR 1882 and many others. Mostly IC, and mostly
VF+. [31]
Est. 150-250
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Serial No.1 & No.2 Rail Shares.
Serial No.1 Shares - Beech Creek Extension RR 1905.
51,510 shs. At $100 per; York Haven and Rowenna
RR 1903. Stains, small tear; Barberton, Akron and
Eastern Rwy 1901. IU; Barberton, Akron and Eastern
(Belt Line) Rwy 1902 IU; Detroit, Toledo and Milwaukee RR 1902. Heavy punch cancels; Midway and
Oakdale Rwy 1901; Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw
Rwy 1901. Only one we know of; Troy Union R-R
1853. Edge splits; Logansport & Toledo Rwy 1904.
Stub attached; Pennsylvania-Detroit RR 1917. Stub
attached. Serial No.2 Shares - The Missouri, Kansas
& Northwestern RR 1901. Revenue affixed; Manufacturers’ Rwy 1895; Pennsylvania & Schuylkill Valley RR 1883. Genesee River RR 1905; Dayton,
Lebanon & Cincinnati RR 1892. Most with stubs attached. Mostly IC, mostly VF+ unless otherwise mentioned. [15]
Est. 150-250
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Large Group of Southern Rail Shares.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Rwy; Mobile &
West Alabama RR 1881 IU; Mobile Light & RR
1906; Arkansas Southern RR 1905 IU; Stuttgart &
Southern RR 1912 IU; Rock Island & Dardanelle
Rwy 1921; Searcy & Des Arc RR 1919; South Western RR 1894; Dublin & Southwestern RR 1904 IU;
Monroe RR 1904; Kinniconick & Freestone RR
1890; New Orleans Railways 1906 IU; Baton Rouge,
Hammond & Eastern RR 1901 and many others. IC
unless otherwise mentioned. Mostly VF+. [34]
Est. 300-500
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Popular Southern Railroad Bond Selection.
South Carolina Rwy 1881 IC. VF+; Northern Alabama Coal, Iron & Rwy 1900 IC. EF; Carolina Central RR 1881 IU. EF; Knoxville, Cumberland Gap &
Louisville RR 1888. Green. Red British imprinted revenues. IU. EF; Kentucky & South Atlantic Rwy 1882
IU. EF; Kentucky Union Rwy 1888 IU. VF+; Ohio &
Mississippi Rwy 1887 IC. VF+; Richmond & Danville
RR 1886 IU. EF; Raleigh & Charleston RR 1906 IC.
EF; Richmond Passenger & Power 1900. IC. VF+;
Florida Rwy 1909. IU. VF, tears, minor rust. [11]
Est. 250-350
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Southern Railroad Bonds.
1) Central of Georgia Rwy (GA) 1935. $1000. Green.
Train, workers. IC. EF.
2) Yazoo & Mississippi Valley (MI) 1907. $10,000.
Series C. Orange. IC. EF.
3) Alabama & Chattanooga RR (AL) 1869. $1000.
Brown. Train, mills. IC. EF.
4) Rock Port, Langdon & Northern Rwy (MO)
1890. $500. Brown. Train. IC. VF+. Numerous neat
pin cancels. [4]
Est. 150-250
Southern Railroad Bond Specimen Grouping.
1) Missouri Pacific Rwy (MO, KS, NE) 1909. $500.
Brown. Locomotive, farmers, loggers.
2) Boonville Railroad Bridge (MO) 1901. $1000.
Green. Train on bridge.
3) Mobile Terminal & Rwy (AL) 1910. $1000.
Green. Trains
4) Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City RR (AL, MS) 1896
$1000. Gray. Train in rectangular frame.
5) St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rwy (MO,
AR) 1881. $1000. Green. Mountain & train.
6) Charleston & Western Carolina Rwy 1914. $1000.
Orange. Freight train. All EF or so. [6]
Est. 150-250
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Streetcar Share Group.
Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Connellsville Rwy 1902;
White Electric Traction 1892; Syracuse Rapid Transit
Rwy 1897; Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction 1912; Steubenville-Mingo & Ohio Valley Traction 1901; New York Railways(2) 1935, Participation
1926; Philadelphia Traction 1934; Pay-As-You-Enter
Car 1911; Washington Railway & Electric 1905(3)
(orange, green, black); New York State Railways 1912.
All IC, all with streetcar vignettes, and all VF+. [13]
Est. 100-150
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Texas Railroad Bond Trio.
Galveston, Houston & Henderson RR 1873 100
Pounds Sterling. Blue seal. Train, trees. Issued,
penned notation, else VF+. 2) Houston & Great
Northern RR 1872 $1000. UU. EF. 3) Houston &
Texas Central Railway (Waco & North Western Division) 1873. $1000. Red 1000. Train. Signed by W.
E. Dodge. IC. VF+, minor edge stain. [3]
Est. 150-250
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Two Tougher Texas Bonds
1) Texas, Sabine Valley & Northwestern Railway
1888. $1000. Green. Locomotive under arched title.
IC. Light tones.
2) Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway 1909. $1000.
Green. Allegorical male & female. IC. EF.
Est. 150-250
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Western Rail Shares.
Pecos & Northern Texas Rwy 1901; Transcontinental Transportation & Mining (CO) 1906; Northwestern Terminal RR (NV) 1927; United Smelters,
Railway & Copper (WY) 1909 (2 pcs, green, black).
Both IU; Minnesota, Dakota & Pacific Rwy 1909
(SD); Atchison & Nebraska RR (KS & NE) 1880;
James River Valley & North Western Rwy 1900 (SD);
Mostly IC, mostly VF+. [8]
Est. 100-150
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A Further Grouping of Western Railroad Bonds.
1) Washington-Northern RR Co. / Oregon-Washington Timber Co. / Blazier Timber Co. $1000
1912. Green. Mercury in round frame. IU. EF.
2) Salt Lake & Utah RR $1000 1914. Green. Eagle
and shield. This is the only example reported; IU.
Some edge splits, else VF+.
3) Rapid City, Black Hills & Western RR 1909 $500.
Green. Arched title over locomotive. IU. EF. [3]
Est. 150-250
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West Virginia Rail Shares.
Beaver Creek RR 1905 IU, edge tear; Kanawha &
Ohio Rwy 1886 IU. EF; Kanawha & West Virginia
RR 1926 IC. VF, numerous pin cancels; Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky RR 1873 IC. VF, slit cancels,
stub attached; Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction 1909
IC. VF. [5]
Est. 75-125
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Colorful Group of Scarcer Engraved Railroad
Bonds. 1) Lake Erie, Alliance & Southern Rwy (OH)
1887. $1000. Red. Locomotive. 2) Baltimore &
Drum Point RR (MD) 1888. $1000. Green. Locomotive #15 in circle. 3) Maryland Central Rwy. (MD)
1889. $1000. Green. Train in circle. 4) St. Louis,
Alton & Springfield RR (IL) 1887. $1000. Green.
Liberty with shield, train. 5) Pittsburg, Shawmut &
Northern RR (PA & NY) 1902. $1000. Red. Train.
6) Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rwy (KS) 1895.
$500. Brown. Freightmen. Train on bridge. 7) Buffalo & Susquehanna Rwy (NY) $1000. Red. Train. 8)
Boston & Maine RR (MA, NH, MA, NY) 1920.
$500. Brown. Variety not listed in Cox. Train, trackworkers. 9) Seaboard Air Line Rwy 1915. $500.
Brown. Cox only reports specimens. All ABN. Mostly
IU. All EF. [9]
Est. 200-300
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Large Group of Specimen Bonds From Well
Known Railroads. Includes
Michigan Central 1909; Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rwy 1903; Bangor & Aroostook 1899; Baltimore & Ohio RR 1898; Baltimore & Ohio Equipment Trust 1916; New York Central Lines Equipment
Trust 1907; New York & Harlem RR 1943(2)
(brown, purple); Kansas City Southern Railway 1945;
Seaboard Air Line Railway Equipment Trust 1928;
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR (due
1994); Texas & New Orleans RR(2)(Due 1970);
New York, Susquehanna & Western RR(2) (red,
brown); Union Pacific RR 1946. Mostly EF. Must be
seen. Sold as is. No returns. [16]
Est. 150-250
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1890s $1000 Railroad Bond Specimens. All are
green.
1) Zanesville Terminal Rwy (OH) 1890. Train in large
arched terminal. EF.
2) Baltimore Belt RR (MD) 1890. Monument. EF.
3) Waynesville & Newport Rwy NC TN 1898. Locomotives leave roundhouse. VF.
4) Wheeling & Lake Erie RR (NY) 1898. Locomotive, man on horse. EF. [4]
Est. 100-150
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Choice Assortment of Scarcer Western Vertical
Format Railroad Bonds.
1) Nevada-California-Oregon Rwy (NE, CA, OR)
$1000 First Mortgage Gold SPECIMEN Bond.
1899. Green. Train, cowboys. Rarely encountered vignette on a rarely offered bond. EF.
2) Pacific & Idaho Northern Rwy (ID) $1000 First
Mortgage 5% SPECIMEN bond. 1899. Orange. Locomotive on turntable. EF.
3) Southern Pacific $100, 420 Marks, 20 pounds, 2s
& 1 pence, 248 Guilders, 518.50 Francs. San Francisco Terminal First Mortgage SPECIMEN Bond.
1910. Brown. Trains leave terminal. EF.
4) Oregon Pacific RR (OR) $1000 1880 IU. VF+,
small edge split.
5-6) Central Pacific Rwy(2) $5000 1948 and
$1,000,000 1949 SPECIMEN bonds. Both EF.
7) Snohomish Valley Rwy (WA) $1000 1906. UU.
EF. [7] (photo)
Est. 300-500
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A Large and Colorful Group of Mostly Engraved
Railroad Shares from the 1880s to 1890s.
Titles include Norfolk & Western RR; Cincinnati,
Washington & Baltimore RR(5 types); Boston, Clinton Fitchburg & New Bedford RR; Illinois Central
RR; Illinois Central RR; Cleveland & Marietta Rwy;
Concord & Montreal RR; Ohio Central RR; Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Rwy; Chicago, St.
Louis & Pittsburg R R; Missouri, Kansas & Texas Extension; St. Louis Southern RR; Bellaire, Zanesville
& Cincinnati Rwy; Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR
bond scrip(6 types) Nassau Electric RR; Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Rwy(6 types); Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers RR; Delaware RR. All IC. Mostly
VF+. Lots of value here. Should be seen. Sold as is, no
returns. [32]
Est. 200-300
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Colorful Assortment of Early 20th Century Rail
Shares.
Omaha Bridge & Terminal Rwy 1905 signed by Fish;
Bangor & Aroostook RR 1900; Berkshire RR 1905;
Gulf & Ship Island RR 1911; Kansas City, Mexico &
Orient Rwy (2 pcs. 1909, orange & green); Kansas
City-Western Rwy 1907; Dubuque & Sioux City RR
1913; Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Rwy; Vandalia
RR 1905 and many, many other colorful examples.
Mostly IC. Mostly VF+. Must be seen. Sold as is. [59]
Est. 300-450
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Early 20th Century NY Rail Shares Including
Scarcer Examples.
American Niagara RR Corp. 1921; Batavia & Northern RR 1904; Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction 1909 IU;
Buffalo, Lockport & Rochester Rwy 1904 IU;
Chateauguay & Lake Placid Rwy 1922 IU; Ellenville
& Kingston RR 1912; Elmira Corning & Waverly
Rwy 1906; Erie & Central New York RR. 1903.
2,487 shs. None reported in Cox. IU; Nyack &
Southern RR 1900; Jamaica & South Shore RR 1904;
Pecksport Connecting Rwy 1902; Genessee Falls Rwy
1917; Geneve, Corning & Southern RR 1909; New
Albany Street RR 1900. Edge split; Westchester Putnam Trolley & Land Improvement 1907. IU; New
York & Ottawa RR 1897 (unlisted variety); Dolgeville
& Salisbury Rwy 1908. Mostly IC, mostly VF+. [17]
Est. 250-350
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Attractive Group of Railroad Bonds in Small
Quantities.
1-2) Central New York & Western RR (NY) 1892.
$1000. Green. Locomotive. IU. EF;
3-4) Baltimore Belt RR (MD) 1890. $1000. Green
Monument. IC. VF+.
5-6) Duluth, Huron & Denver RR (MN) 1887.
$1000. Green. Train at station. IU. EF.
7-10) Chicago Terminal Transfer RR (IL) 1897.
$1000. Brown. Terminal. IU. VF+.
11-12) Talladega & Coosa Valley RR (AL) 1889.
$1000. Green. Woodchopper, mill. IU. EF.
13-14) Northern Alabama Coal, Iron & Rwy (NJ)
1900. $1000. Blue Miner flanked by trains. IU. EF.
[14]
Est. 300-500
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A Large Group of Attractive Vertical Format Railroad Bonds. $1000 bonds unless otherwise mentioned.
Southern Indiana Rwy 1906; Rock Island, Peoria &
St. Louis Rwy 1891 $100; New York, Pittsburgh &
Chicago Rwy 1881; Detroit & Lima Northern Rwy
1897; Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR 1905; Sandusky
& Columbus Short Line Rwy 1891; Kanawha &
Michigan Rwy (2 pieces) Peoria & Eastern Rwy1890;
Peoria & Pekin Terminal Rwy 1900; Allegheny &
Kinzua RR 1890; Findlay, Ft. Wayne & Western RR
1893; Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes RR 1908;
Chicago & South Eastern Rwy 1891 ; Lehigh Valley
Terminal Rwy 1891; Great Northern Rwy 1926; Albany & Susquehanna RR 1906; Atlantic & Pacific RR
1887; Chicago & Alton RR 1899; Ogdensburg Terminal 1911; Rochester & Syracuse RR Inc. $500
1917; Unadilla Valley Rwy 1893; Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR 1902; Columbus, Shawnee &
Hocking Rwy 1890; New York & Putnam RR 1894.
Mostly issued & uncancelled. Most are VF+. Sold as
is. No returns. [25]
Est. 200-300
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Large Group of Assorted Horizontal Format Railroad Bonds Issued & Unissued. Mostly from the
Penn Central bankruptcy, but others are represented
as well. Names include Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh; Jamestown, Franklin & Clearfield; Naugatuck;
West Shore; Beech Creek; New York, Susquehanna &
Western; Seaboard; Norfolk & Western and many
more. Must be seen. Sold as is. [100] Est. 100-150
Early Rail Shares.
Hartford and Wethersfield Horse Rwy (CT) 1864.
EF; Baltimore & Ohio RR 1835. Trimmed in and cut
out canceled, else VF; Steubenville and Indiana RR
1864. VF, small hole; Cincinnati and Fort Wayne RR
1855. VF; Toledo, Logansport & Burlington Rwy
1853. VF; Columbus & Xenia RR 1849. VF, but
bleed through from endorsements; Ohio & Indiana
RR 1852 EF; Wheeling Extension of the Cleveland
and Pittsburg RR 1854. VF, CC; Marietta & Cincinnati RR 1866. VF, edge stain. [9]
Est. 100-150
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Railroad Related Shares, Including Several not in
Cox.
1) American Pneumatic Signal 1883 IU. VF+.
2) Wooding Railway Warning Device 1907 IU. EF.
3-4) Railway Supply 1902(2) (red, green) Both IU.
EF;
5) Union Railway Signal 1907 IU. EF.
6-7) United States Car 1894(2) (red, green) IU. Both
EF or so.
8) Railway Cab Electric Signal 1888 IU. EF.
9) Steel Railway Tie and Appliance 1913.
10-11) M-V All-Weather Train Controller(2) 1922.
25 shares, 1923. $50. Other titles include Philadelphia Company 1908; Dickson Car-Wheel 1904; Automatic Electric & Mechanical RR Signal 1901;
Consolidated Railway Lighting & Refrigerating 1901;
Southeastern Ohio Railway, Light & Power 1909;
Cuba Harwood Cross Tie 1905; Hoofer MFG. 1923;
National Safety Third Rail 1901; Consolidated Railway Electric Lighting & Equipment 1900; Pacific
Coast Express 1906; Frost Proof Car 1890. Mostly
VF+. [22]
Est. 300-500
Railroad Specimen Bond Sets.
1-6) Southern Pacific Company Registered 10-Year
Secured Serial Bonds. $10,000 horizontal format,
green; $5,000 olive (2 pieces); $1000 orange (2
pieces); $1000 vertical format 1944. Blue.
7-10) Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Rwy Due 1962.
Four different. 11-14) Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
& St. Louis Rwy. $50,000 VF, $10,000, $5,000 &
$1000. Also included is a Union Pacific RR $5,000
Due 1971. All EF unless otherwise mentioned. [15]
Est. 100-150
Railroad Bond Specimen Grouping.
1) Little Falls & Dolgeville RR (NY) 1891. $1000.
Orange. Woman & child near waterfall.
2) Chicago Railway Terminal Elevator 1894. $500.
Green. Schooner at dockside.
3) Elmira, Corning & Waverly Rwy 1907. $1000 5%
Gold Bond. Green. Woman.
4) Winona & South Valley Rwy (MN) 1888. $500
First Mortgage Gold Bond. Justice, flanked by girl &
boy. All EF. [4]
Est. 100-150
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Bonds of Railroads Serving Canada.
1) Toledo, Canada, Southern & Detroit Rwy 1910.
$50,000. Green. Schooner by dock. Train. IC. Small
piece repaired, else VF+.
2) Duluth & Manitoba RR 1887. $1000 SPECIMEN
bond. Brown. Train. Miller. ABN. EF.
3) Norwood & Montreal RR 1886. $1000 SPECIMEN bond. Brown. Train on bridge. EF.
4) New York, Ontario & Western Rwy 1892. $1000
SPECIMEN bond. Green. Train, mills. EF.
5) Rutland & Montreal 1884 $1000. Green. Train.
IU. VF+.
6) Chicago & Canada Southern Rwy 1913. $1000.
Brown. Women flank shield. Map. Signed by Cox and
Cartright. Small tear at top, otherwise VF+.
7) Toledo, Canada, Southern & Detroit Rwy 1873.
$105 bond. Signed by Cox & Casement. POC, otherwise EF. Nine others included. Should be seen. Sold
as is. [16]
Est. 150-250
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A Large and Varied Assortment of Issued Railroad
Shares from the 1920s through 1970s.
A wide assortment of well-known, and not so wellknown titles. The only exception is a group of 30+
modern Union Pacific Railroads. A nice starting inventory for anyone who wants to break into the railroad share business, or for a collector who wants a
great head start on creating a comprehensive collection of railroad names. Most are issued, cancelled, and
in Very Fine+ or better condition. Must be seen. Sold
as is. [229]
Est. 300-500
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Extraordinary Grouping of Unissued Railroad
Shares, with Little Duplication.
The emphasis is on quality in this unusual group of
unissued railroad shares. The man who originally
owned these certificates was obviously trying to build
a reference collection of U.S. rails. Most have no dates,
but from the certificate designs, many are from the
1880s and 1890s. Many scarcer railroads, impossible
to find issued, are included. Must be seen. Sold as is.
Mostly UU, and the average grade is EF. [195]
Est. 300-500
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Impaired Bond and Share Box Lot.
Mostly railroads. Some heavily cancelled, with stains,
or other problems. Included are many nice titles, and
some issues that are only available with impairments.
Many are suitable for framing, or for display against a
neutral background. Perhaps $1000 or more at retail.
There is some hidden value here, and this lot should
be carefully examined. Roughly 72 bonds, 143 shares.
Sold as is. No returns. [215]
Est. 300-500
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British Shares.
Aladdin Renew Electric Lamp; Ivory Coast Goldfields;
Martins Cigar Shippers; Oceana Consolidated; Standard Exploration. [5]
Est. 100-150
Railroad and Related Specimen Shares. Barney &
Smith Car; Delaware and Hudson; Youngstown Steel
Door Freight car; Pressed Steel Car Man flanked by
train cars; Southern Pacific(2) green, brown; Southern
Rwy; New York State Rwys. Street car. Mostly EF.
[8]
Est. 100-150
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Canadian Rails.
Atlantic & Quebec Western Rwy; Canada Southern
Rwy; Canadian National Rwy; Cape Breton Coal,
Iron & Rwy; Central Railway; Grand Trunk Rwy(4
different); Hereford Rwy; Inverness Rwy & Coal;
Shore Line Rwy. [12]
Est. 150-200
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Canadian Bond and Share Group.
Acadia Coal(2); Amalgamated Asbestos; British Canadian Lumber(2); Canadian Collieries; Crown Chartered Gold Mining(2); Dominion Copper(2);
Dominion Coal(4); Silver Leaf Mining; La Rose
Mines; Mining; North Saskatchewan Land; Northern
Light, Power & Coal(2), and others, and all different.
[23]
Est. 75-150
Important Chinese Bond Grouping
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China Bond Grouping.
Banque Industrielle de Chine, 500 Francs; Chinese
Government 1913 20 Pounds(2) brown, green, 100
Pounds blue, all 3 denominated in Marks, Francs,
Rubles, and Yen; Compagnie Generale de Chemins de
Fer et de Tramways en Chine 250 Belgian Francs; Imperial Chinese Government 1911(2) 20 Pounds
green, 100 Pounds red. [7]
Est. 1,000-1,500
137
Cuban Bonds. Banco Territorial de Cuba; Consolidated Railroads of Cuba, green(3) brown; Cuban
Cane Products; Eastern Cuba Sugar. [7]
Est. 75-125
138
United States of Mexico. 1895 5% $100, 20 Pounds
Sterling Bond. Red. Mexican Eagle, flanked by allegorical females Science and Navigation. Small edge
split. (photo)
Est. 200-300
138
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Mexican Bonds. Sonora Rwy 1882 430 shs.; Mexico
North Western Rwy 100 Pound Sterling Bond; Mexico Tramways 1 share $100 gold warrant ; National
Railways of Mexico 1907 preferred with all coupons;
H. Ciudad de Veracruz 1907 $1000 5%. [5]
Est. 100-150
143
Russian Bonds. Imperial(3) 1902 DM1000 4%,
1906 937Rs 50Kp 5%, 1914 50Rs 5%; Commercial
Bank of Siberia(2) 500Rs, 1250Rs; Great Russian Rwy
125Rs; St. Petersburg Land & Mortgage 1912 20
Pounds Sterling(2). [9]
Est. 100-150
144
South African Mines.
City Deep; Crown; Ferreira Deep, warrants(2) 1,
10shs.; Henderson’s Transvaal Estates, warrants(2) 10,
25shs.; Kwaben, warrants(2) 1, 10shs.; Modderfontein B. warrant 5shs.; Rose Deep, warrants(3) 1,
5, 10shs.; South West Randt, warrants(2) 5, 10shs.;
West Rand Consolidated, warrant 1sh. [15]
Est. 200-300
145
Central and South American Rails.
Anglo-Argentine Tramways; Costa Rica Rwy ; Brazil
Rwy(3) 100 pounds, preferred, common; Buenos
Aires Lacroze Tramways; Madeira-Mamore Rwy(2)
20, 100 ; Manaos Tramways & Light; Societe Nationale de Chemins de Fer en Colombie. [11]
Est. 100-150
146
European Bonds and Shares.
Compagnie Sucriere de Bulgarie; Hungarian-Italian
Bank; Librairies-Imprimeries Reunies; Ruhr
Chemical; Savana; Societe des Telephones Ericsson;
And Bulgarian, German, Hungarian, Russian
national/regional governments. All different. [21]
Est. 100-150
147
Mining Assortment.
Certigue Mining & Dredging; Copete Consolidated
Copper; Copper Queen Mining & Smelting; Dripping Springs; Gilbert Mammoth Last Hope; Golden
Sun Mining & Milling; Goldfield Eastern Star;
Rawhide Coalition; St. Mary’s Franco-American petroleum(2) red, green. [10]
Est. 50-75
148
Mixed International Certificates. Denver & Rio
Grande Spoorweg; Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Holding; Autobus Belges; Belgian National Rwys;
Barcelona Traction, Light & Power(3); Manila
Rwy(3); Pireus-Athens; Peloponnesus Rwy. All different. [11]
Est. 75-150
149
Further Mixed International. Aachen & Munich
Fire Insurance; Argentine Tobacco; Commercial Bank
of India; Dumra Gold Prospecting(4) pink; Egyptian
Estates(2); Kalyanmal Mills(4) green; Republica de
Bolivia(3); Societe des Mines D’or de Kilo-Moto, and
others. [28]
Est. 75-125
United States of Mexico. 1898 5% $500, 100
Pounds Sterling Bond. Green. Mexican Eagle, flanked
by allegorical females Science and Navigation. (photo)
Est. 300-500
140
140
Mexican Republic. Green. 1899 $97 Gold, 20
Pounds Sterling Bond. Mexican Eagle. (photo)
Est. 200-300
141
Mexican Rail Bond Specimens.
Mexican International Railroad 1897 100 Pounds
Sterling; National Railroad Company of Mexico 1902
$500. Gold. Both with all coupons. [2]
Est. 150-250
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United States Treasury War Finance Committee
War Bond Ownership Certificates Grouping. Issued, 1944-1945, featuring 22 colorful Walt Disney
characters. A wide variety including certificates issued
by the Maryland, Southern California, New York, and
Wisconsin War Finance Committees, and the Interdepartmental War Savings Bond Committee. Some by
the U.S. Government Printing Office, others by
Homer H. Bolter. One was cut out of a frame and is
trimmed close. Most are VF+. [8]
Est. 200-300
151
United States of America. $5000. X142E. March
1, 1864. A plate page from a bond detector book. On
card stock. Washington. Light water stain at top, otherwise VF+ and very suitable for framing.
Est. 40-60
152
Treasury Department, (US), US Internal Revenue
Order Form for Opium or Coca Leaves, or Compounds, 1936 series, ordered by Geno Gemignani,
dated, 1949, vignette of coca leaves at upper left, otherwise VF.
Est. 30-50
157
More City of San Francisco Pay Orders. Board of
Seventh Street Commissioners, 1870s, militia man
with US flag, and rifle. IU. VF. [3]
Est. 75-125
158
Another Trio of City of San Francisco Pay Orders.
Board of Seventh Street Commissioners, 1870s, militia man with US flag, and rifle. IU. VF. [3}
Est. 75-125
159
City and County of San Francisco (CA), Two certificates, Board of Public Works $1000 6% Montgomery Avenue Bonds, 1873, #1150 & #1159, aerial
view of SF center, city arms top, blacksmith left,
farmer right, light orange underprint, edge wear, very
fine+. [2]
Est. 120-150
State Issues
153
State of Alabama, $1000 8% bond, 1870, train and
blacksmith, eagle in corners, red seal and green $1000
overprint, signed by Smith as governor. Some pencil
notations in the margin, otherwise VF+. IU.
Est. 100-150
154
State of Arkansas Bond Grouping.
1-2) $100 7% levee bonds, 1872. Steamboat. Red
100. IU. One with some age toning and small edge
splits. VF. The other VF+.
3-4) Similar. $500 1871, #1490, IU. minor edge and
fold wear, light age-toning, overall VF+. #4941, as
previous, minor soiling, about EF.
5) Similar $1000 1872. IU. VF.
6) 1000 7% bond, 1870, #295, train, green, IU, minor
edge nicks, about VF+.
7) State of South Carolina, $500 6% loan,” 1869,
#759, sharp vignette of George Washington at top,
fieldhand picks cotton left, sail and steam ships at
right, Liberty and Continental soldier with angel and
symbols from the SC state seal at bottom, green, IU,
fold split, otherwise VF+. [7]
Est. 400-600
155
State of Arkansas (AR). 1871. $500 7% Levee Bond.
Red “500” overprint, steamboat. IU. VF+.
Est. 100-200
156
City of San Francisco Pay Order Trio. Board of
Seventh Street Commissioners, 1870s, militia man
with US flag, and rifle. IU. VF. [3]
Est. 75-125
160
160
Bill of Exchange (Republic of Hawaii). 1870. Honolulu, $1400 First of Exchange. #11. Ornate left border. Issued to and signed on the reverse by Alexander
J. Cartwright. Minor internal splits along folds, VF.
With First Day of Issue envelope from Cooperstown,
June 12, 1939 with Centennial of Baseball stamp.
Alexander J. Cartwright (1820-1892) was the man
who invented modern baseball. Cartwright and the
members of his New York Knickerbocker Base Ball Club,
devised the rules and regulations for the modern game of
baseball. The first recorded baseball game was played in
1846 when Cartwright’s Knickerbockers lost to the New
York Baseball Club. The game was played at the Elysian
Fields in Hoboken, New Jersey. Cartwright later went to
the goldfields of California and later headed for
Hawaii, where he would eventually become a wealthy
merchant. He took his bats and balls with him and continued to promote and play baseball wherever he went.
(photo)
Est. 500-750
161
Hawaiian Government Stock-A (HI). 1886.
$1,000 SPECIMEN bond. Green. King Kalakaua.
Stub at left. Separate coupon sheet. VF, with long fold
splits, but no pieces missing. A good candidate for
restoration, as these are scarce.
Est. 150-250
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Louisiana Certificate Grouping.
1)Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1803-1904 Certificate of Attendance. UU. Superb condition for this
issue which is usually found very worn.
2) Southern Land 1920. St. Joseph. IU. Minor edge
splits, otherwise VF+.
3) Bossier Levee District 1904. $1000. IC. POC. VF.
4) State of Louisiana 1935. $1000. Eagle. IC. POC.
VF+.
5-7) State of Louisiana 1892. New Consols. $1000,
$500, $100. All three IC. VF+.
Est. 75-125
165
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1870, an engraved certificate by ABN honoring Captain John F.
Reynolds for his faithful services in helping the United
States “....in suppressing the Rebellion and maintaining the integrity of the Nation...” Eagle, flags, top;
Lincoln, left; state arms, below. Very lightly aged with
minor soiling in the margins, otherwise VF+.
Est. 100-200
162
162
Republic of Hawaii, (HI). 1896. $1,000 Gold
Bond. #1000, Printed signature of Sanford B. Dole.
Green. Oval portrait of Dole and seal of the Republic
at top center. Very light red ink stains, lower right,
hardly noticeable. VF+. (photo)
Est. 300-500
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163
Group of Des Moines River Improvement $500
Bonds. 1851. Canal scene. Indians. Farmer and wife.
Most are EF, but one or two are damaged. VF+-EF.
[19] (photo)
Est. 250-350
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166
Territory of Montana (MT) 1872. $500 12% bonds.
Eagle, miners, red “ORIGINAL” and “$500” overprint. Light cut cancels, otherwise VF+. (photo)
Est. 100-150
Bond signed by Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
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167
168
First Mortgage Bond signed by Antonio Lopez de
Santa Anna (NY/Mexico), $500 7% US first mortgage bond, secured by “about three hundred and seventy eight square miles of land in the State of Vera
Cruz...together with two palaces,” 1866, #1117,
signed by A.L. de S.ta Anna, vignette of estate in
Vera Cruz, each of the palaces at left with a portrait of
Santa Anna, black with green underprint, red wax seal
with Santa Anna’s monogram, and green embossed
notary seal, corner margin folds, lower right, Good
VF. Mexican general and politician Antonio Lopez de
Santa Anna (1794-1876) had been the country’s president eleven times, most of them acting as its military
dictator; his defeat at the Battle of San Jacinto led to
Texan independence; later led Mexican forces in their
doomed war against the United States; at the time of
this bond, he was living in exile on Staten Island, and
was trying to raise funds and troops for an assault on
Mexican Emperor Maximilian; the plan never got off
the ground. (photo)
Est. 1,000-1,500
District of Richmond (PA) $1,000 6% bond. 1854.
Allegorical female standing with fasces, train. Justice,
farm. Classical figures. Minor edge wear and chinks,
otherwise VF. (photo)
Est. 100-150
169
169
City of Providence - State of Rhode Island &
Providence Plantation (RI) 1897. $20,000. “What
Cheer” vignette. IC. Light stains, else VF+. 2) City of
Philadelphia 1898. $50,000. Loan of 1894. Brown.
IC. VF+. 3-4) Loan of City of Philadelphia 1865 &
1869. IC. VF+. 5-10)State of Missouri - Road
Bonds 1932. (brown - 3) and 1936 (blue -3), respectively. Charming street scene at top, the brown
ones are signed by Henry S. Caulfield and the blue
by Guy Brasfield Park, the governors at the time
bonds issued. All the bonds have heavy glue residue
on the verso on one side, which has stained the face as
well. Fine. [10] (photo)
Est. 100-150
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State Bonds. 1-2) Rensselaer County Bounty
Bonds, 1864, $500, green overprint on white paper,
25c stamp; $1000, green overprint on blue paper CC,
both pen X cancelled, heavy ink corrosion on one, very
good to fine. 3-6) City of Providence (RI), 18861900, $1000, green, blue, brown, red-brown (Face
and back), all “Landing of Roger Williams.” VF-EF.
[5]
Est. 40-60
IDR’S & CSA Bonds
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GA. Savannah. $500, April 1, 1864, GA-138/9, No.
8973. Left edge is rough, otherwise EF. This example falls under GA-138 serial number range, but doesn’t have “March” printed.
Est. 50-75
172
VA. Lynchburg, $2000, May 19, 1863, VA-70, Richmond Type 1, #402, IDR Plate Form, page 410,
punch cancel, pin holes, otherwise VF. Approximately
125 were issued of this type.
Est. 60-90
173
VA. Lynchburg. $1900, July 28, 1863, VA-85, Richmond Type III, #623, red serial numbers similar to
VA-82. IU. pinholes, VF.
Est. 100-150
174
VA Trio. Richmond, $500, July 17, 1863, VA-164,
#844; $900, March 5, 1864, VA-172, #375 for 235,
$300, and March 5, 1864, VA-172, #215 for 235;
first two Fine, 1864 with punch cancels, stain on back,
first 1865 with small notch out at left, Fine, last about
VF. [3]
Est. 60-90
175
VA. Lynchburg, $500, June 24, 1864, VA-92. #98;
$2000, March 31, 1864, VA-93, #2491; and $200,
March 3, 1864, VA-96, #293; with Richmond, $600,
March 20, 1865, per the Treasurer of the Confederate States, blot out of payee, signed by Richard Irby,
Captain A.C.S., 1865 with heavy ink stain, staining
and a rough bottom VG-F. [4]
Est. 75-125
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176
Act of May 16, 1861. $100. Cr.11. B-21. Commerce and Ceres with ships beyond. Douglas Engr.,
N. Orleans. Unissued with all the coupons. Horizontal fold with some toning, and edge splits, otherwise
VF+. A nice example of this important CSA bond rarity. (photo)
Est. 1,500-2,500
177
Act of August 19, 1861. $100. Cr. 22, B-30. No.
46. Signed by Tyler. Overall toning, stain in left margin, folds and edge wear including partial splits, strong
Fine.
Est. 40-60
178
Act of August 19, 1861. $500. Cr.54, B-46.
No.425. Signed by Jones. 5 coupons below. Edge and
fold wear, toning along left edge, scant foxing, VF.
Slightly rough along the right edge, otherwise VF+.
Est. 60-90
179
August 19, 1861. $1000. Cr. 78, B-38. #80. One
coupon. A few thin spots, minor ink erosion in signature, otherwise exceptional for this issue. VF+.
Est. 50-75
180
Confederate States, a group of registered bonds (6),
$800 and $1000, sailing ship in centre, printed by
Hoyer & Ludwig (Ball 137 (2)), both heavily toned,
$5000, sailing ship in centre, printed by J.T.Paterson
(Ball 138), toned, $250, $500 and $3000, sailing ship
in centre, printed by J.T.Paterson but re-engraved designs at top (Ball 139 (3)), mixed condition, a few with
edge tears, fine to about very fine, scarce. [6]
Est. 200-300
181
Act of December 24, 1861. Cr. 109, B-146. Unissued Remainder.
Unsigned. Pieces out of the wide left margin, minor
stains at the top, else, Fine.
Est. 50-75
182
182
Act of April 21, 1862. $100. Cr.110. B-147.
No.309. Portrait of C.G. Memminger with view of
Richmond from the West. Signed by Rose. Engraved
by Geo. Dunn & Compy. Richmond, Va. Printed by
Hoyer & Ludwig. A very rare issue with only 380
bonds issued. Fine-VF, scattered age spots and light
paper toning. (photo)
Est. 250-350
184
184
Act of January 29, 1863. Cr. 116. B-156. No 1722.
£100 / 2,500 Francs. The Erlanger Loan. Woman
with Confederate flag and cotton bales watches ship.
Signed by Baron Emile Erlanger (French and German loan manager), J. Henry Schroeder (British
Agent), Colin J McRae (Financial Agent in Europe,
Alabama businessman and Confederate Congressman)
and John Slidell, CSA Commission to France. VF+,
with just a trace of natural age toning. Very nice for
this issue.
John Slidell, and James Mason were CSA Commissioners to France and England aboard the British mail
steamer Trent, which was captured and brought back
to the United States. This incident almost drew the
British into the War on the Confederate side, but
calmer heads prevailed. (photo)
Est. 400-600
183
183
Act of April 12, 1862. $100. Cr.110. B-147.
No.190. C.G. Memminger, center, with view of Richmond, Virginia from the west. Signed by Rose. Only
380 of this type were issued. Geo. Dunn, Richmond.
F-VF, age spots and light staining. (photo)
Est. 250-350
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185
Act of January 29, 1863. Cr.118. B-158. No.345.
£500 / 12,500 Francs. The Erlanger Loan. As previous, except for green overprint. VF, with typical
wrinkling and pinholes. (photo)
Est. 300-400
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Act of January 29, 1863. Cr.119. B-159. No.1284.
£1000 Pounds / 25,000 Francs. The Erlanger
Loan. As previous, except for yellow-gold overprint.
VF, with fold soil, some stains and pinholes. A decent
example of this higher denomination. (photo)
Est. 300-500
187
Confederate States, Act of February 20th 1863,
7% Loan redeemable July 1868, a group of $500
bonds (8), soldier warming hands over camp fire in
centre, with coupons (Ball 220), two with small holes
in body, generally fine to very fine. [8] Est. 200-300
188
Confederate States, Act of March 23rd 1863, 6%
Loan, redeemable April 1893, a group of bonds for
$100 (14), Customs House in centre, black, with
coupons (Ball 260), a lovely group in generally extremely fine condition. [14]
Est. 400-500
189
$100 (1), $500 (1) and $1000 (12), Customs House
in centre, black, with coupons (Ball 260, 261 & 266),
generally very fine. [14]
Est. 400-500
190
coupons (Ball 264), some with tone spots, generally very
fine. [24]
Est. 500-600
191
fine. [20]
Est. 500-600
192
fine. [23]
Est. 500-600
193
coupons (Ball 266), all with two small spike holes in top
margin otherwise a lovely group in generally extremely
fine condition. [13]
Est. 250-300
194
Act of March 23, 1863, $100, B-270, No serial
number. Unissued and unsigned, Washington equestrian monument [used in the Confederate coat of
arms] in Richmond, complete coupons (9), George
Dunn / Hoyer & Ludwig, some age toning, otherwise
VF.
Est. 200-300
200
Act of February 17, 1864. $1000. Cr. 144E, B330. No. 7435. Sixth Series. Signed by Rose. Imprint
“36” and “NS 69” at bottom. All coupons present
below (60). Some heavy foxing, with edge wear especially at top, otherwise, Fine.
Est. 20-30
201
195
Act of March 23, 1864, $500, Cr. 132, B-272, No
serial number, Unissued and unsigned, similar to previous save denomination, coupons complete (9), chipping at upper right, and a split in the left margin has
been repaired with tape, otherwise VF.
Est. 50-75
196
Act of March 23, 1863, $1000, Cr. 133, B-274. No.
415, as previous, serial number and signature appear
to be falsely filled in. Forged Rose signature, 7
coupons below, moderate stain in the right margin,
small edge split at left repaired with tape on verso.
Some light age toning, otherwise VF. Est. 200-300
197
Act of March 23, 1863, Four Per Cent Call Certificate. $1000, Cr. 136, B-276, #9000, signed by “M.
Taylor.” some age toning, trimmed into border at top
and bottom, otherwise About Fine. Est. 150-200
198
Act of April 30, 1863. $1000. Cr. 138, B-280.
James A. Seddon, CSA Secretary of War. Signed by
Tyler. 19 coupons below, one missing. One with complete coupons. Both About VF, some minor stains.
VF+. [2]
Est. 50-75
199
201
Act of February 17, 1864, $5000 6% bond, B-337,
1864, #60, Confederate seal with George Washington on horseback, black with light red underprint, all
but one coupon present, signed Tyler, ink burn in signature block stabilized with tape on verso, VF. Scarce
high denomination. (photo)
Est. 600-900
202
202
Act of February 17, 1864. $5000. Cr. 145, B-337.
No. 185. First Series. Signed by Tyler. 58 coupons
below. VF. Much scarcer than the lower denominations. (photo)
Est. 600-900
Act of February 17, 1864. $500. Cr. 143, B-304.
No. 2885. First Series. Printed on thick white paper.
Signed by Apperson. 59 coupons below, 2 missing.
Trimmed a bit close at the top, else VF+.
Est. 50-75
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Act of August 19, 1861, Counterfeit trio: 1) $100,
Cr. X-34, B-C73, #4194. VF. 2) $1000, Cr. X-85, BC62, #2040, (with date and recording endorsements
printed rather than written. Detail of vignette is less
distinct than on genuine bond and serial number is
higher than the issue number of 1,491. Fold tears,
otherwise VF. 3) $1000, Cr. X-89, B-C79. Tyler.
Tears, otherwise Fine. [3]
Est. 100-150
208
CSA. Act of February 20, 1863, $1000, Counterfeit, Cr. X-122C, B-C240B, #5436, Third Series, TJ
“Stonewall” Jackson, on heavier white paper, “signed”
by “J.A. Taylor,” pink stain at upper left from false
CSA stamp, fold, otherwise very clean and a good VF.
Est. 80-100
209
Act of February 20, 1863 Pair, $1000, Cr. 122, B241, #36309, unusual “Register” of the Treasury signature “Kingstown”(?); with $1000, Cr X-122C,
B-C240B, #5660, “Third Series” (No genuine bonds
exist of this series), on heavy white paper, “Taylor”
signature, “Archer & Daly,” 122 with holes, tears
along folds, edge wear, ink stains, about Fine; 2) X122C with pink stain upper left from false stamp, edge
wear with nick at right, toning at left, but VF. [2]
Est. 30-50
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1) May 16, 1861. $500. Cr.12a / B-22. No.733.
Three handwritten coupons. Trimmed close, at the
top, and the upper right corner is rough, otherwise
VF.
2) May 16, 1861. $500. Cr. 15 / B-26. No.119.
Signed by Tyler. Moderate age toning throughout,
otherwise VF.
3) Act of March 23, 1863. $100. Cr. 128, B-260. No.
4729. Signed by Apperson. 6 coupons below.
Trimmed into three borders, fold junction splits, small
ink spots, well toned, otherwise Fine.
4) Cr. 111 (B-148/279) $500 April 12, 1862.
No.1021. Soiling along the left margin, otherwise
VF+. [4]
Est. 100-150
211
Mixed Quartet of Confederate Bonds:
1) August 19, 1861. $50. Cr.21, B-132. No.1737.
Signed by Tyler, 33 coupons present.
2) February 20, 1863. $1,000. Cr.122, B-241.
#21173. Signed by Rose, 7 coupons present, creases.
3) February 20, 1863. $100. Cr. 123, B-166.
#15442. Signed by Rose, 6 coupons present.
4) February 20, 1863. $500. Cr.124, B-192.
#11902. Signed by Rose, 7 coupons present. [4]
Est. 200-300
203
203
Act of February 17, 1864. $5,000. B-337. Cr. 145.
No.183 one of only 200 issued. Confederate Seal. Red
tint. Signed by Tyler. Has all but two coupons. Rarity
7-. VF, has a small piece of tape in the left border.
(photo)
Est. 400-600
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204
Call Certificate. B-353. No. 18. $100,000. Printed
on pink paper. Issued to the Bank of the Commonwealth. Signed by C. P. Rose. as register. VF. (photo)
Est. 300-500
205
Act of February 17, 1864 Call Certificate. $____
Cr. 160, B-355, No serial number, Unissued remainder, blank stub at left, Evans & Cogswell, Columbia,
SC, VF+.
Est. 200-300
206
Confederate States, Act of June 13 1864, bond for
$500, no.20, sailor holds Confederate flag (Ball 383),
with coupons, blue stamp dated at Amsterdam 1865
on reverse, some edge repairs and edges slightly
trimmed, fine and scarce.
Est. 200-300
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Nice Group of CSA Bonds.
1) April 12, 1862. $500. Cr. 111 (B-148/279)
No.410. VF+.
2) August 19, 1861. $500. Cr. 58 / B-58. No. 527.
Signed by Tyler. VF.
3) February 17, 1864. $1000. 6% Certificate. Cr. 154
/ B-366. Possible false fill-ins. EF.
4) February 20, 1863. $500. Cr. 124 / B-192. No.
34645. Memminger. Pinholed, else VF+.
5) February 20, 1863. $1000. Cr. 125 / B-201. No.
37840. Minor edge soil, otherwise VF+.
6) February 20, 1863. $500. Cr. 124 / B-192. No.
20225. Memminger. VF+.
7) August 19, 1861. $1000. Cr. 97 / B-115. No.
146. Signed by Tyler. VF+.
8) February 20, 1863. $100. Cr. 123A / B-166/
No.14445. Stephens. VF+.
9) February 20, 1863. $100. Cr. 123 / B-165. Unsigned and unissued. Minor edge splits, otherwise VF.
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Est. 150-250
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Reference Collection of Wagner & Trenholm Bonds
All different.
1) Series No. 1. A . No.2270. January 1, 1868.
$52.50 (written). Signed by Wagner & Trenholm (W
& T). IU. EF.
2) Similar. $100 (printed). IU. EF.
3) Similar $200 (printed).IU. EF.
4) Similar. “C” before serial number. Written amount.
Unissued. Signed by Wagner. EF.
5) Similar. $1,000 (printed). Signed by Trenholm
only. UU. EF.
6) Series 2. A. No.2325. $150 (written). Signed by
W & T.
1) Series No. 1. A . No.2270. January 1, 1868.
$52.50 (written). Signed by Wagner & Trenholm (W
& T). IU. EF.
2) Similar. $100 (printed). IU. EF.
3) Similar $200 (printed). IU. EF.
4) Similar. “C” before serial number. Written amount.
Unissued. Signed by Wagner. EF.
5) Similar. $1,000 (printed). Signed by Trenholm
only. UU. EF.
6) Series 2. A. No.2325. $150 (written). Signed by
W & T. Three coupons. IU. EF.
7) Similar. B prefix precedes serial number. $1000
(written). IU. EF.
8) Similar. C prefix precedes serial number. Signed by
Wagner only. 2 coupons. UU. EF.
9) Series No.3. A. No.2418. $161.08 (written).
Signed by Wagner. Four coupons. IU. Nibbled mar
gin, else EF.
10) Similar. $200 (printed). Note that fourth coupon
overlaps second. IU. EF.
11) Similar. $500 (written). IU. EF.
12) Similar. B prefix. $40.27 (written). Signed by W
& T. IC. EF.
13) Similar. $200 (printed) Signed by W & T. IC. IU.
EF.
14) Similar. Prefix C. $1000 (printed). IC. Signed by
W & T. Small stains, otherwise EF.
15) A Prefix. Series No.4. $52.50 (written). Signed
by W & T. IU. EF.
16) Similar. $100 (written). Signed by W & T. IU.
EF.
17) Similar. B prefix. Written amount. IU. Signed by
W & T. EF. [17] (photo)
Est. 250-350
214
Further Wagner & Trenholm Bonds.
1) Series No.1. A. No.2312. $80.54 (written). Signed
by Wagner & Trenholm. IU. VF+, light stains.
2) Similar. C. Prefix. $1000. Written. Stain, punch
cancels, else VF+.
3) Series 3. A. No. 2376. $401.50 (written). Signed
by Wagner. IU. EF.
4) Series 4. A. prefix. $100 (written). Signed by Wagner & Trenholm. UU. EF. [4]
Est. 150-200
215
Pair of CSA Confederate States Certificates of Deposit, April 2, 1864 (Act of February 17th, 1864.)
One with full stub, the other trimmed. Otherwise
both VF+. [2]
Est. 75-125
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216
Printed Treasury Circular No. 12, Confederate
States of America, September 21, 1861, printed
“C.G. Memminger”. Attention of the Collectors of
the Customs. 16 pp. A bit of light age toning, mostly
on the margins. (photo)
Est. 200-300
217
Confederate Tax Receipts, Various Civil War dates
and amounts. Must be seen. [7]
Est. 30-50
218
Unissued Confederate Treasury Warrant, stamped
“Customs” in green across face, 186_. With stub at
left. Lightly toned, otherwise Unc.
Est. 75-125
219
U. S. Treasury Fiscal Paper, Civil War Cover and
Assorted Items. Must be seen. [9]
Est. 50-75
Automobiles
220
Canton Driving Association (ME), $25 share,
18(86), VF+.
Est. 30-50
221
Charlotte Motor Speedway (NC), 1959. 200 shs.
Eagle. Gold seal. Marginal rust stain and staple holes,
otherwise VF+. Charlotte Motor Speedway was the site
of the first World 600 NASCAR race. This certificate is
signed as president by Curtis Turner (April 12, 1924 October 4, 1970), an early NASCAR driver who was
inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in 1999.
Turner was the only NASCAR driver to win two Grand
National races in a row from the pole by leading every
lap, the only driver to win 25 major NASCAR races in
one season driving the same car in each of them. Turner
conceptualized, secured financing for, and built Charlotte Motor Speedway in 1960 before being forced out by
his business partners.
Est. 150-250
222
223
Automobile Related Grouping. Great variety, 17
companies, most uncanceled, including American
Electric Car Co (ME) fractional scrip 1914 #20 black;
Associated Wheelmen of Freeland Pa 1898 green;
Coleman Auto Spring Suspension Co Ltd (Canada)
1934 green; Consolidated Motors Corp (DE) 1917
brown; H & C Garage (NY) unissued ca 1920s green
(2); Hoffman’s Motor Transportation (NJ) 1939
brown; Little Motor Kar Co certificate of interest
1919 black and green; Northland Rubber Co Inc
(NY) 1916 green; Northway Motors Corp / Northway Motors Sales / Northway Guaranty and Discount
Corp participation trust certificates 1920 black and
gold (2); Princess Motor Car Corp (DE) 1917 blue;
and more; VF-EF. [27]
Est. 200-300
Automotive Selection.
Adjustable Cushioned Tire; Cole Motor Car(2 types);
Dort Motors; Durant Motors(2); Hudson Motor Car;
Packard Motor Car; Peerless Motor Car; REO Motor
Car; Rickenbacker Motor(2 types); Ruberoid; and
many others, little duplication, and some no. 1s. Most
are VF+. A few inconsequential titles have some edge
splits. Should be seen. Sold as is. [63] Est. 200-300
Banking & Insurance
228
Bank of Charleston (SC), $100 shs, 1879-97, on
pink brown paper and all canceled neatly with red rubber stamps. Much nicer than the usual punch cancelled examples. VF-VF+. [9]
Est. 100-150
229
Bank of Charleston, National Banking Association
(SC). 1890s. Most with heavy cancels or small body
holes, otherwise VF+. [8]
Est. 30-50
230
Chrysler Financial Corporation Bond Grouping.
9-1/2% notes due 1983. Various amounts. Green.
Some with light teller handling on the backs only, otherwise VF+. [133]
Est. 150-250
231
Connecticut National Bank of Bridgeport Grouping.
1918. Shares. Horse fair. Portion of an original bank
binder. Stubs are lightly pasted over left borders. Very
attractive. IC. VF+ on average. [39]
Est. 40-60
232
Larger Connecticut National Bank of Bridgeport
Grouping.
1918-1919. Shares. Horse fair. Portion of an original
bank binder. Stubs are lightly pasted over left borders.
Very attractive. IC. VF+ on average. [100]
Est. 150-250
233
Morris Canal & Banking Company of 1844 (NJ)
1859. 10 Shs. Red “CONSOLIDATED” underprint.
River gods, canal scenes. Red rubber stamp cancels.
Trimmed just into the left border, otherwise VF+.
Est. 50-100
234
Planters Bank of Tennessee (TN), Nashville, 5 $100
shares, 1857, #520, cherubs flank classical bust, helmeted classical busts in corners, UBSH, light folds,
trimmed tight at top, otherwise VF+.
Est. 50-75
Aviation
224
Aeromarine Klemm Corporation (DE), $5 shares
Capital stock, 19(29), #1943, Blue. Streamlined
monoplane. VF. IU.
Est. 200-300
225
Flamingo Air Service, Inc (DE), $1 shares, capital
stock, 1946, #C2275, two-engine airplane approaching, black and brown, staple hole upper left margin,
edge wear, a strong VF+.
Est. 60-90
226
Ovington Airplane (DE) 19__. Shares. Orange.
Eagle. Earle Ovington flew the first U.S. airmail flight
in 1911. AU. Unissued.
Est. 50-100
227
Pratt & Whitney (CT), $100 shs, common, unissued, 189_, signed by co-founders FA Pratt and
Amos Whitney, Mercury with compass and wheel,
Pratt name crossed through in red, EF. Pratt & Whitney, originally makers of machine tools, were drafted by
their parent company to manufacture airplane engines;
finding quick success in 1925, they soon became an industry leader; later the company merged with Boeing.
Est. 100-120
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Investing, financial services.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith 1971; One
William Street (Lehman Brothers building) 1958;
Massachusetts Investors Trust 1949; Chase Manhattan Bank 1966; Security Co. (CA) 1898; Merchants
Exchange of St. Louis 1882 and others. Most are IC.
Most are VF+, though one or two have minor impairments. Should be seen. [15]
Est. 30-50
241
Banking, Finance and Insurance Collection, includes useful pieces such as: Farmers Deposit National
Bank, unissued, 19__; Financial Corporation of America, 1985; First National Bank, 1916; Imperial Credit
Industries, Inc., 2001; MagnaCard, Inc., 1985; Merrill Lynch & Co., 1990s (2) SPECIMENS; Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., 1867; Omni Equities,
Inc., 1986 (3). Germania Fire Insurance 1864. Heavy
pen cancel. Others average VF-XF. [12]
Est. 150-250
242
Better Bank Shares.
Bank of Catasauqua (PA) 1871. Pin holes, cut cancels; First National Bank of Cooperstown (NY) 1866;
Hackettstown Bank (NJ) 1864. Uncancelled, and
rarely seen that way; Stroudsburg Bank (PA) 1868.
Multiple and impressive vignettes. Trimmed just up
to the left border; Topton National Bank (PA) 1885.
Most are VF+ unless otherwise mentioned.
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Est. 50-100
243
Banking Shares Assortment.
Bordentown Banking (NJ) 1920; Third National
Bank of Jersey City 1887. Stains; Bank of Binghamton
1854. Heavy endorsements; Chase Manhattan Bank
1957; German-American Title & Trust (PA) 1912;
Union National Bank (PA) 1879. Pen cancels across
face; City National Bank (PA) 1886. Light stains; Also
included are six other unissued bank shares. VF+ for
the most part unless otherwise mentioned. [13]
Est. 75-150
244
Banking Shares Specimens.
BankAmerica $1,000 bond (DE) 1973; Chemical
Banking (DE) ND; Bancorp Hawaii, Inc. (Hawaii)
1990; Camden Trust Company (NJ) ND. VF, light
stains; First National Bank of Glassboro (NJ) 19__.
Fine, edge roughness; Central-Penn National Bank of
Philadelphia 19__. Most are EF unless otherwise
mentioned. [6]
Est. 50-100
245
Banking Certificates. [5]
1) Bensonhurst National Bank of Brooklyn in New
York (NY) 190_. Shs. Red. Eagle. Unissued.
2) Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (NY) 19__. SPECIMEN. Orange. Man, chemicals. Unc.
3) Dimes Savings Institution of Bethlehem (PA)
1860s. 3 shs. Brown. Dog, safe. Stains, else VF.
4) Farmers Deposit National Bank (PA) 1916. 100
shs. Green. Large dog. VF+.
5) Long Island National Bank of New York 1920. 10
shs. Blue. Eagle. VF+.
Est. 50-100
235
235
Third Bank of the United States (PA). 1837. 1,000
Pounds. Signed by Nicholas Biddle, the president of
the bank. Pen cancelled, ink corrosion holes, water
stain in the bottom left corner. F-VF. These post-notes
were used to raise badly needed sterling funds for covering the bank’s bills of exchange in London. (photo)
Est. 100-150
236
Union Bank of Georgetown. (DC), April 3, 1812.
100 shs. No.4. IC. Corners rough, heavy pen cancels,
otherwise VF.
Est. 75-125
237
Mostly Georgia Bank Shares.
Lowry Bank & Trust 1923. Atlanta. IC. VF+; Effingham County Bank 1922. Guyton. IU. EF; Bank of
Clayton County 1908. Jonesboro. IU. EF; Germania
Bank 1894. Savannah. Heavy pen cancels, otherwise
VF; Savannah Bank & Trust 1888. IC. VF; Also included is a Bank of Charleston (SC) IC. VF, tear. [6]
Est. 50-75
238
Group of Banking Shares.
Bank of Catasauqua; Citizens Trust & Deposit;
Drovers & Mechanics National Bank; Stissing National Bank of Pine Plains; Uncas National Bank;
Banco Kentucky; Bucks County Trust; Central Trust;
Chester Bank & Saving Fund and others. Most are
IC, VF+. Should be seen. [15]
Est. 50-75
239
Insurance Share Certificates.
1) Germania Fire Insurance (NY) 1864. Woman
under tree. IU. Small ink burn, otherwise VF.
2) Union Mutual Insurance 1865. IC. VF+.
3-4) Baltimore American Insurance (NY) 1929 &
1936. IC. VF+.
5) Lloyds Casualty (NY) 1900. IU. VF+.
6) Homestead Fire Insurance (MD) 1938. IC. EF;
7-8) National Liberty 1938. IC. Both with pen notations, otherwise VF. [8]
Est. 60-90
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American Cigar Co., (NJ), $100 Specimen shares,
1935, brown, reclining female with Aladdin’s table,
red overprint announcing name change to “American
Cigarette & Cigar Co.,” ABN, XF.
Est. 100-200
247
American Express (NY) 1878. #19664. 25 shs. Dog
in circle, Safety & Dispatch. Signed by William Fargo,
president and Alexander Holland. ABN. VF+.
Est. 250-300
249
249
American Express Related,
1) American Express Company (NY) 1873. 5 Capital
shares. Type VII. Watchdog. Signed by Wm. G.
Fargo, John Knapp, and Alex Holland. IC. VF+.
2) Michigan Central Railroad (NY) 1881. $5,000
First Mortgage. Issued to the Treasurer of the American Express Co. and signed on verso by James C.
Fargo. ABN. POCs in signature block, stub attached
at left, missing piece of upper right corner, otherwise
VF. [2] (photo)
Est. 200-300
250
Express Company Grouping.
1) American Express (NY), 1873. 100 shs. No.12575.
Dog in oval. Signed by Fargo, Knapp and Holland.
IC. VF+.
2) American Express (NY), 1863, 11 shs. No. 768,
signed by Wells, Fargo and Holland. Dog in circle
with eagle atop. IC. VF. Some light age toning.
3) Merchants Despatch Transportation (NY), 250 shs.
Capital Stock, 1877, No.212. Issued to and signed by
William Fargo and Alex Holland. IC. VF+.
4) Handwritten note by J. C. Fargo. 1877. Small piece
out, left, otherwise VF.
Receipt signed by J.C. Fargo, July 1877. [4]
Est. 200-300
251
American Legal Association (NY), $5 membership
certificate, 1851, #2201, eight vignettes, including
state arms, Washington, Webster, allegorical figures,
train and ships. Light age toning, minor fold junction
hole, otherwise VF.
Est. 75-125
252
Amwell Mills Company (NJ) 1869. Lambertville. 50
shs. Red with blue seal. Eagle, flag, mills, ship. Revenue stamp. Scarce and early New Jersey industrial
certificate. VF+.
Est. 50-100
253
Atari Corporation (NV) Grouping. Mostly 1990s.
Colorful corporate logo of this early computer giant.
IC. Mostly EF. [48]
Est. 100-150
248
248
1) American Express Company (NY) 1856. 1 Share.
#1827. Type II. Passenger train, telegraph poles and
lines in foreground. Signed by John Butterfield,
Wm. Fargo, and Alex Holland. Toning overall,
some water stains, otherwise VF.
2) American Express Company (NY) 1860. 3
shares. #508, Type III. Watchdog. Signed by Henry
Wells, Wm. G. Fargo, and Alex Holland. Wells signature clear and unimpeded by cancellation. Wet
paper wrinkling, toning overall, minor edge tears and
pinholes, otherwise VF.
3) American Merchants Union Express (NY) 1868.
15 shs. #542. Express wagon. Signed by William
Fargo as president. Single punch cancel and lightly
rubber stamped, numerous pinholes, otherwise VF+.
William G. Fargo (1818-1881) started out as a messenger at Wells & Company and later became a partner.
He was one of the driving forces behind the American
Express Company. [3] (photo)
Est. 200-300
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Broad Top Improvement (PA). 1858. 30 shs.,
Canal barge. Vulcan, left. Miners underground, bottom. TC. IU. Revenue stamp affixed, left. VF+.
(photo)
Est. 100-200
258
Group of Caesars World Share Certificates, 1970s
and 1980s. Common. Blue. Woman with globe. [39]
Famous Atlantic City casino operator. IC. Mostly EF,
with light counting smudges mostly on the backs.
Est. 60-90
259
A Second Group of Caesars World Certificates.
Common, 1970s and 1980s. Blue(49), Common orange(2). Woman with globe. [51] IC. Mostly EF,
with light counting smudges mostly on the backs.
Est. 60-90
260
Blockade Runners: Charleston Importing & Exporting.
Interesting DS by William C. Halbeck, 1 page, oblong 8vo, Charleston, SC, July 19, 1870. He appoints
CH West Jr. his proxy for the Charleston Importing
and Exporting Co. Endorsed by West on verso. VF.
Est. 30-50
261
Chama Company (NJ), $50 shares common stock,
#55 and preferred stock, #42, both dated 1898, NJ
arms, tree behind title. One is on pink paper. Both IU.
VF+. [2]
Est. 30-50
262
Cuban Improvement Co., Ltd. (PA), $100 shares,
18(85), IU. VF.
Est. 30-50
263
Easton & Wilkesbarre Turnpike Road (PA) 1804.
One Share. Wavy border designs at top and bottom.
Transfer rules attached at left. Small fold junction
hole, otherwise VF+.
Est. 50-100
254
254
Atari Corporation (NV) Grouping. Mostly 1980s.
Colorful corporate logo of this early computer giant.
IC. Most are EF. [159] (photo)
Est. 200-300
255
Baptist Publishing Co., (TN), $25 share, 1886,
#216, pink frame with green underprint “Baptist Reflector”, bust portraits of Adoniram Judson and Ann
Hasseltine Judson in upper corners, section out at
bottom left and missing corner lower right, otherwise
VG-Fine.
Est. 100-150
256
Berkeley Canning & Manufacturing Co. (SC),
1891. $100. #44. Brown, green. Fort Sumter vignette. IC. Fold soiling, otherwise VF+. Est. 30-50
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Hawaiian Specimens: [3]
1) Hawaiian Airlines, Inc. (HI) 100 shares. Blue.
Globe. Stamped “Last Specimen Return to Files
Promptly.” EF.
2) Honolulu Oil Corp. Shares. Orange. Allegorical
woman. EF.
3) Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar. 100 shs. Green.
Tropical vignette with allegorical female. “To Be Held
for Reference” stamped at top right. Tape on back
over tear at upper right, otherwise VF.
Est. 100-150
264
264
Edison Phonograph Works (NJ) 1888. 600 shs.
#144. Issued to Thomas A. Edison, Inc., signed by
Thomas Edison as president, and transferred to
him on the back. Brown. Small eagle at bottom. Pin
canceled through signature, otherwise VF. Stub, and
two Edison Portland Cement certificates (1909 &
1916) are also included, both VF+.
While Thomas Edison was not considered a profound scientific genius, he had a tremendous talent for applying
scientific principles to practical applications. In 1876,
while experimenting with a needle attached to a telephone receiver, Edison discovered a method that reproduced sounds on a wax cylinder and the recording
industry was born. [4] (photo)
Est. 500-750
265
Farmers’ Union of San Jose (CA), $100 shs, San
Jose, 1880-90, cattle, plow and train, woman picks
grapes left, plow below. IC. Some very light age toning, mostly VF-VF+. [7]
Est. 50-75
266
Film Follies, Inc. (DE), 1976, 400 shs, No. P1, issued to Penthouse International and signed by Bob
Guccione, the publisher. IC. EF.
Est. 100-150
267
Gillette Safety Razor (DE). SPECIMEN. Shares.
Orange. Men’s razor. Famous Gillette logo below.
ABN. AU.
Est. 100-200
268
Hawaiian Share Certificate Assortment.
1) C. Brewer & Company, Ltd. (HI) 1928. Honolulu.
60 Capital shares. Purple. Missionary Packet. Stub attached at left, numerous small POCs, otherwise VF.
2) A scarce SPECIMEN example of the same certificate. EF. Also includes American Hawaiian Steam
Ship 1916 IC; Castle & Cooke, Limited 1928 IC;
Hauula Land 1941 IC; Spreckels Sugar 1929; Hawaiian Electric SPECIMEN 1981; Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation 1909 IC; Territory of Hawaii Public Improvement Bond IC, stain. Most are VF+. [9]
Est. 150-250
270
270
International Business Machines (NY). SPECIMEN shares. Brown. Logo in circular frame flanked
by two seated allegorical figures. Facsimile signature of
Thomas Watson, Jr. as president. SBN. EF. One of the
most admired companies of the 20th century. (photo)
Est. 150-250
271
Scarce Virginia Transportation. James River &
Kanawha Company (VA). 1866. $1,000. All blue
text and ornate borders. The goal of this company was
to connect the Virginia tidewater with the Ohio River
via canals and river improvements, something George
Washington envisioned when he was President. IU.
VF or better.
Est. 75-125
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Jefferson Davis Home Association (KY), certificate
of Membership in preserving Jefferson Davis’ birthplace. UU. EF.
Est. 40-60
273
Keystone Hotel Company (PA), 1886. 10 shs.
Hotel. Some moderate stains confined mostly to the left
margin, otherwise VF. Actually quite nice for this
issue that is usually found with heavy stains.
Est. 60-90
274
Las Palmas & Sunset Corp (CA), three certificates
for $50 shares, 1921-25, #17, #57, and #137, issued
to early screenwriters Mary H. O’Connor, Frederick Palmer, and Charles Sarver, the last two signing on verso, Justice with two other allegorical
figures, orange, #57 pen canceled, that and #17 with
stubs reattached, about VF to VF+. This was a land
company in Hollywood, and is reputed to have developed
into the Writer’s Guild. [3]
Est. 30-50
275
Lumber Bonds and Shares.
1) Thompson Brothers Lumber (TX) 1900. Beautiful
multicolor share certificate with trees in the borders
and pine cones above. IU. A few pinholes, otherwise
VF+.
2) Thompson & Tucker Lumber (TX) 1904. Lumber
wagon. IC. VF+.
3) Saginaw Lumber (AL) 1895. No. 1. Blue. Stub
remnants. IC. VF.
4) Junction City Lumber (AR) 1897. IU. VF+. Also
included are S.D.Warren 1929; Germain Land & Timber $1000 1922; United Lumber (Nova Scotia) 1902.
$1000. Edge splits. Most are VF+ unless otherwise
mentioned. [4]
Est. 50-75
276
Marcus & Smith, Inc (NY),
Two certificate books for Common A and Common
B stock, each for certificates 1-50, with #1-20 issued
of Common A, green, and #1-32 issued for Common
B, brown, with issued pasted back onto stubs; front
free endpapers separated, but certificates VF+-EF. [2]
Est. 30-50
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277
Merchants Despatch Transportation (NY) 1872.
100 shares. Five-story express company building.
Signed by James C. Fargo as president and Alexander Holland as treasurer. Brown. RN-PS (2). Stub
unattached but present. VF+, small internal tear, pen
cancellation, six punch cancels around signatures.
James C. Fargo (1829-1915) was William’s brother.
James successfully contributed to the unprecedented
growth of the express business. He became president of
American Express and Wescott Express, as well as a director of several other companies. James also popularized
the use of money orders. (photo)
Est. 150-250
278
Merchants Exchange of St. Louis (MO). Membership certificates, 1882-1903, cityscape with bridge, exchange building, toning, splits, otherwise mostly VF.
[4]
Est. 50-75
279
Million Dollar Saloon Specimen Share Certificates. 4 sets of 3. Pretty ladies in full color. EF+. Not
canceled. [12]
Est. 100-150
280
New York & Pennsylvania Blue Stone (NY). 1871.
$1,000 7% mortgage gold bond. Blue. Orange revenue stamps imprinted. Miners, state arms. Train. EF.
Est. 100-150
281
New York State Bar Association SPECIMEN. Invitation to a celebration in honor of Chief Justice John
Marshall, Specimen on card, 1901, fine engraved vignette of Marshall at top, file stamp, closed tear at
upper left, very lightly toned, VF.
Est. 100-150
282
New York Trio,
1) Adirondack Express. 189_. UU.
2) State of New York - Canal Department. 1891.
3) Mohawk & Malone Railway. 1902. $1,000 Gold
Mortgage Bond, IC. All VF+ or better. [3]
Est. 50-75
287
Another Pabst Brewing Company Certificate
Group. 1910-17, common stock, 100 shs. Green.
Pabst logo flanked by two women. Nice ABN certificates. IC. Small portions of the stub overlap the left margin and a small part of the left border, otherwise VF+.
[23]
Est. 100-150
288
Pan-American Exposition (NY), $500 6% gold
mortgage bond, 1900, #3174. Ornate border,
“$500” underprint, brown, gold seal. IC. VF+. Held
in Buffalo in 1901, this exposition is now remembered
chiefly for the shooting of President William McKinley
there on September 6; McKinley expired eight days later
of sepsis , at the home of John Milburn, who signs this
bond.
Est. 75-125
289
Pan-American Exposition (NY), $500 6% gold
mortgage bond, 1900, #3083. Ornate border,
“$500” underprint, brown, gold seal. IC. VF+. Held
in Buffalo in 1901, this exposition is now remembered
chiefly for the shooting of President William McKinley
there on September 6; McKinley expired eight days later
of sepsis , at the home of John Milburn, who signs this
bond.
Est. 75-125
290
Paxton Gyroscope Corp. (NY), $100 shares,
19(21),#63, signed by C.M.Paxton as President,
State arms at top, ornate border, yellow and black,
VF.
Est. 80-120
283
283
Northeastern Shares.
1) Cary Improvement (MA). 1850. 50 shares. A rarely
seen vignette of Boston harbor and the hills. The company built houses in Chelsea. Some bleed through in
the upper margin, otherwise VF+.
2) Electric Corporation (ME)1895. 50 shs. VF. Both
IU.
3) Agawam Canal (MA). 10 shs. Red monogram seal
on blue paper. Farm woman with grain, state seal,
Hebe. Toning spots, splits at folds, left edge damage,
otherwise Fine. [3] (photo)
Est. 100-150
284
Pabst Brewing Co (WI), 19 $1000 shs, Milwaukee,
1906, #798, signed by Gustave Pabst as president,
large brewery complex, black and green, not visibly
canceled, but with heavily voided stub reattached left,
good VF+. Gustave’s father, Frederick, had taken over
the Philip Best Brewing Co and made it his own after
marrying into the family; Gustave had been briefly
married to actress Margaret Mather, but when she
threatened him with a whip, they decided to call it quits!
Est. 100-150
285
Pabst Brewing Co (WI), 50 $1000 shs, Milwaukee,
1892, #793, issued to and signed on verso by Frederick Pabst; also signed by Charles Best, Jr. as secretary, Empire and South Side Breweries, black and
green, uncanceled, VF+.
Est. 100-150
286
Pabst Brewing Company Certificate Group. 191417, common stock, 100 shs. Green. Pabst logo
flanked by two women. Nice ABN certificates. IC.
Small portions of the stub overlap the left margin and a
small part of the left border, otherwise VF+. [31]
Est. 100-150
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Ringling Brothers Certificates
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291
Phillip Best Brewing Co (WI), 9 $1000 shs, Milwaukee, 1884, #328, signed by Fred(erick) Pabst as
president, and issued to his son, Charles Best, Jr., vignettes of the Empire Brewery and South Side Brewery buildings, black, Milwaukee, Litho, folds, else VF+.
Also signed by Emil Schandein as Vice President and
Charles Best, Jr. on the reverse. The Phillip Best Brewing Company is the forerunner of today’s Pabst Brewing Co. With Pabst at the helm of the company, the
company changed its name to the Pabst Brewing co. and
became the largest brewery in the world by the turn of
the century. (photo)
Est. 150-250
292
Phillip Best Brewing (WI), 1874. One share. Breweries. Issued to Frederick Pabst and signed by him
twice, on the back. IU. VF+.
Est. 150-250
293
Phillip Best Brewing Co (WI), 50 $1000 shs, Milwaukee, 1884, #530, issued to and signed on verso
by Frederick Pabst; also signed by Charles Best, Jr. as
secretary, Empire and South Side Breweries, black
and green, uncanceled, light glue residue along left
edge, else about VF+.
Est. 75-150
294
Prof. Wm Emanuel’s School of Chiropody (treatment of feet) Grouping. Qualification certificates,
Chicago, ca 1890s, halftone portrait of Emanuel in
top hat, green underprint, one with light stain, otherwise good VF+. [6]
Est. 60-90
295
A Second Prof. Wm Emanuel’s School of Chiropody Grouping. Qualification certificates,
Chicago, ca 1890s, halftone portrait of Emanuel in
top hat, green underprint, VF+. [5]
Est. 60-90
296
Rex Manufacturing Company (DE), $10 shares
Capital stock, 1911, Serial No.1, allegorical female
with various machinery and tools, green and black,
good VF.
Est. 20-30
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297
Ringling Bros.- Barnum & Bailey Combined
Shows, Inc. (DE). ND (1969). Uncut sheet of four.
Shares. Blue engraved frame (issued for purchases of
1,000 shares). Multicolored circus art lithographed
design elements. Unissued remainder sheet. Almost
Uncirculated.
The owners of the circus wanted to create spectacular
certificates, but the practical cost of producing circus
art on a multicolored engraved certificate was extravagant. A compromise was reached. American Bank
Note Company supplied the engraved frames, and the
circus provided the lithographed artwork. The resulting certificates were so attractive that when the company was sold to Mattel, many shareholders refused
to give up their circus certificates.
Uncut sheets of ABN certificates of any kind are rarely
encountered. The fact that this sheet consists of four
blue Ringling Brothers share certificates makes it even
more compelling. (photo)
Est. 500-1,000
298
Ringling Bros.-Barnum & Bailey Combined
Shows (DE), Specimen. Multi-colored characters.
Green frame. Circus animals, clowns, performers, circus wagons. SPECIMEN printed in red, green tents
and elephants underprinted in the central portion.
ABN. EF.
Est. 75-150
299
Stafford Meadow Coal Iron City Improvement
Co., (PA). Scranton, $100 6% First Mortgage, 1858,
#497, state arms top, Justice and Native American
woman left, Ceres and allegorical women with US
shields right, George Washington bottom, uncancelled, coupons complete although with tears, two
small holes at left near outside frame corners, otherwise VF.
Est. 100-200
302
300
300
St. Louis American League Base Ball. (MO) 19__.
Shares. Capital Stock. #112. Gold seal, globe with
gold “American League” banner. UU. EF This franchise started out as the Milwaukee Browns in 1901, becoming the Baltimore Orioles in 1954. The club operated
from 1902-1953 in St. Louis as the Browns. (photo)
Est. 100-200
301
Standard Bank Note Company Steel Engraved
Certificate and Bond Forms.
A large sample book containing forms for producing
stocks and bonds. About 30 pages worth of steel engraved borders, some forms with vignettes, etc. The
cover is a bit rough but the contents are like new.
We’ve seen a few of the Goes sample booklets, but this
company is rarely seen.
Est. 50-100
302
Thomas A. Edison, Inc. (NJ) 1922. 120 shs. #36.
Capitalization raised from $2 million to $3 million.
Orange and green. Signed by Thomas A. Edison as
president on front. , Punch cancelled, signature as
President moderately obscured but visible. Very minor
age toning, and the stub is lightly pasted over the left
border, otherwise VF+. (photo)
Est. 300-500
303
Tobacco Assortment, includes: American Tobacco
Co., 100 shs. SPECIMEN, 1930s (green-7), 1960s
(orange-108), (115 total); Burley Tobacco Co., 1919,
(4); Tobacco Products Corp., 1920s-30s, (7); United
Cigar Stores Co. of America, 1928, (1); United CigarWhelan Stores Corp., 1942-1952, (7); average VF+.
[135 total]
Est. 120-180
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Woodmen of The World, (CA), Palms, 1907,
#204968, Benefit Certificate for $1,000. One of the
benefits that they provided was a headstone with the
words “Here rests a Woodman of the World.” Occasionally one can find these grave markers in cemeteries with the company logo - a tree stump with the two
axes.
Est. 50-100
310
General Industrial and Commercial Collection, includes Allied Chemical Corp., 1967; Bargain Town,
U.S.A., Inc., 1950s; Calumet & Hecla, Inc., 1960;
Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co., 1946;
Crown Zellerbach Corp., 1965; General Foods,
Corp., 1969 (2); Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,
1960s (2); Hydraulic-Press Brick Co., 1925; International Telephone & Telegraph Corp., 1954; Jack Kanphus Tile Co., 19__; Jewel Tea Co., Inc., 1916;
Johns-Manville Corp., 1977; Lions Country Safari,
Inc., 1981; Lionel Corp., 1957-65 (3); Philadelphia
Bourse, 1892; and Rauch & Lang, Inc., 1920. Average VF-XF. [20]
Est. 200-300
311
Mixed General Certificates, Including Industrials,
[11] a nice collection of pieces featuring: American
Tobacco, 1968; American Utilities, 1926; Aronimink
Golf Development Corp., 1927; Case Patent Metal
Boiler Cleaner, 1910; Detroit Aircraft Corp., 1934;
Inventors’ & Finance, 1905; McWade Tire & Rubber, 1921 (2); Southern Industrial Assoc., 1903;
States Motor Car, 1918; Union Gas, 1927. Only the
first example is cancelled. Average VF+
Est. 80-120
312
Popular Specimen Shares.
1) Walt Disney (DE). Blue, portrait of Walt Disney
surrounded by 14 of his famous characters. Underprint of the Magic Kingdom castle and the Epcot
sphere. Thomas De La Rue. EF.
2) Playboy Enterprises, Inc., (DE) #45468. Green.
Reclining female nude, Playboy bunny logo at bottom. ABN. EF. [2]
Est. 100-200
313
Colorful and Pleasing Assortment of Mostly Share
Certificates. Adirondack Express Company. 189_.
Shares. Indians in canoe. Unissued. Unc; Cracker Jack
(IL) 1922. Green. Pen cancels. Lionel Corp. (NY)
1959. 100 shs. Red. Boy with trains; Narragansett
Racing Assoc. (RI) Green. Indian Chief. Unissued.
Unc; New York Bottling, Inc. 1915. 10 shs. Orange.
Two women, beehive. EF; Pennsylvania Anthracite
Coal 1881. Miners. Brown tint and frame. Pretty
ABN product. Unc; Red Bell Brewing (PA) 2001.
Unc; Studebaker 1953. 100 shs. Purple. First shop.
VF+; Sea Island Company (NY) 186_. Eagle. Unissued remainder; Wilkes-Barre Coal (NJ) 1910.
$1,000. Green. Miners. Most are VF+ or better unless
otherwise mentioned. [10]
Est. 100-150
304
304
305
United States Steel Co. (NJ) $100,000 5% 50-year
gold bond, Series A, 1901, #683, issued to Andrew
Carnegie. Red. Trains dwarfed by huge steel factory,
helmeted man below, red, ABN, punch and stamp
cancels, EF. US Steel was formed three months before
this bond was issued when Andrew Carnegie (18351919) sold out his huge steel empire to J Pierpont Morgan; he was paid in bonds including the present one to
the tune of over $225 million, equivalent to over $6 billion in today’s money. (photo)
Est. 300-500
United States Steel Corp. (NJ). 1951. 100 shares.
Purple. Issued to and signed by Bernard Baruch on
verso. Men working in foundry, pinholes, else EF, IC.
Est. 80-120
306
Vulcan Contract and Improvement (KY), 10 shs,
#1, 1884.Signed by General John Echols. IU. VF+.
Est. 100-150
307
Water Company Shares.
1-3) Manheim Water (PA) 1945-1953. Fire fighting
vignette. IU. VF+, though one has a small stain in the
top margin.
4) Nekoda Water Supply (PA) 1905. Ceres. IC. VF+.
5) Green Mount Water Supply. Similar to previous.
IC. VF+.
6) Beaverdale Water. Similar to previous. IU. EF.
7-8) H2O Filter (NY) 1965. No.1 & 2. IU. Tape on
left margins, otherwise EF.
9) Gwendolen Water (PA) 1901. IC. EF. [9]
Est. 30-50
308
Wells Fargo & Company (CO). SPECIMEN shares.
19__, Orange. Indians watch from cliff, men building
railroad below. “Return to Record & Specimen
Dept.” with red printed “S82610” in upper right margin. ABN. XF.
Est. 100-150
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Mostly North Eastern Shares.
Sterling Iron & Rwy (NY) 1892. Tax stamp affixed to
vignette. Issued to Executors of Thomas A. Scott’s estate; Wind Gap Slate Manufacturing (PA) 1896; Perth
Amboy Gas Light 1904; Louisville Bridge 1880; Narragansett Electric Light 1886. Trimmed close; Anaconda Copper Mining (MT) 1931; Loew’s Boston
Theatres 1929; People’s Light & Power (NJ) 1896;
Consumers’ Mutual Coal (PA) 1864. Stains; Magazine Repeating Razor 1929; Hamilton Land Association (NJ) 187_; National Stock Yard (NJ) 18__.
Mostly VF+. [12]
Est. 60-120
319
Certificate Assortment, Some with Impairments.
1) Red Hook Building (NY) 1838. One Share of One
Dollar. Vulcan. IU. Small blue stain, left, else VF+.
2-5) John L. Thompson, Sons. 1903-1904. Low serial numbers (1,2,2,5). IC. VF+.
6) Cedar Falls Manufacturing. 1889 No.1. IU. VF+.
7) Pacolet Manufacturing (SC) 1883-1890. Horse.
IC. VF+.
8) Kankakee Coca Cola Bottling 1937. IC. VF+.
9) Panama-California Exposition 1915. IC. Body holes,
else VF. Many others included. Must be seen. [22]
Est. 75-125
315
Turn-of-the-Century Shares.
German-American West African Railway and Colonization Company of Washington, D.C. 1898. IU.
Light stain, else VF+; Seberg Tunnel & Rock Planing
Machine (AZ) 1900. IU; Danville Bessemer (NJ)
1899. IC; Montgomery County Publishing (NY)
1902. IC; New England Publishing (SD) 1905 IU;
Nicholson File (RI) 1908. IC; Paducah Clay (KY)
1916. IU; Pine Street Sweeping (ME) 1892. IU; Trimountain Trust (MA) 1913. IC; Yankton Portland
Cement (IL) 1893. IU; Specialty Distributing (GA)
1946. IC. Pinholes; Richland Distilling (SC) 1901. IU.
Lightly toned. Most are VF+. [12]
Est. 30-50
320
Certificate Assortment.
1) Security Mortgage and Trust Company, (TX),
$100 shares, Dallas 1889, #311, Texas star. IU. VF.
2) City of Bangor Loan (ME) $1000. 1855. UC. EF.
3) Lewis American Airways, Inc (CO), 1936. 1200
shs. Boy on winged wheel. IU. VF+.
4) Belgian Oil Co. (SD), 1901. Brown. 20 shs. Stag.
IU. VF+. [4]
Est. 50-75
321
Mostly Western Bonds and Shares.
Humboldt County Warrant(NV) 1922, and 1920.
IU; Carson Nevada State Controllers Warrant. 1878,
1883 and 1884. IC; South Riverside Land & Water
(CA) 1895. IC; Yellowstone Park Hotel (DE) 19__.
Red and blue. Bear. UU. EF+; Utt Development
1969; Unique Vending (CA) 1924. IU; Alcatraz
Company. $1000. 1899. IU. EF. [10]
Est. 100-150
322
Mixed Specimens. Mostly modern stocks from publishers other than American Bank Note Co; includes
American-International Aluminum Corp (FL) (Security-Columbian), Bartell Media Corp (Federated),
Centennial Insurance Products (TN) (King/Florida
Corporation Supplies), DBS Inc (AR) (ExcelsiorLegal Stationery Co), Duquesne Light Co (PA) (3
types, S-C), Fox River Paper Co (WI) shares plus
bond (Gugler Litho Co), General Hardwoods Corp
(GA) (King/American Seal & Stamp), General Plywood Corp (18, three types, S-C), Gugler Lithographic Co (WI), H-2-O Filter Corp (NY)
(Hasbrouck & Thistle), Philadelphia Co bond (Republic), Schenley Distillers Corp (Security), State Savings Loan & Trust Co (IL) (Gugler), and Woodruff
Trust Co (Gugler); with great series of mock-up specimens for the Tidewater Group of VA, 1968-69, on
certificates by American Bank Note (2), Federated BN
(2), and Goes (2), with salesman’s letter from Federated; VF+-EF, mostly the latter. [40]
Est. 40-60
323
Large and Colorful Assortment of Modern Shares.
1940s and later.
Admiral; American Express; Belmont Iron Works;
Chelten; Childs; Granite City Steel; Greyhound;
Howard Johnson; LTV; Martin Marietta; Paramount
Pictures; Western Union Telegraph, and many others.
Nice, colorful grouping. Mostly IC, VF+-EF. [73]
Est. 150-250
316
1920s-1930s Miscellaneous Shares.
Carolina Co.(SC) 1924. Harbor scene. IU; Carl Witt
(GA) 1935. IU; William Whitman (MA) 1932. IC;
Waterville Building (ME) 1923. IU; Universal Steel(2
types); U.S. Steel (PA) 1920. IC; United Founders
(MD) 1930. IC; Transit Investment 1938. IC; Southern Service (CA) 1926. IC; Orpheum Circuit 1921.
IC; Leow’s Boston Theatres 1927 and others, mostly
VF+. [26]
Est. 60-90
317
Charming Share Assortment.
Atlantic Wharf 1851. IU. VF+.
American Cable (NY) 1877. Samuel Morse. IU; Mercantile Library (PA) 1919. IU; Ashley’s Bromine &
Arsenic Spring (TN) 1889. IU; Submarine Signal
(ME) 1939. IC; Prof. Wm Emanuel’s School of Chiropody. UU. Most are VF+, some with a pinhole or two.
23 [6]
Est. 100-150
318
Assorted Amusing and Interesting Certificates.
Campaign against Tuberculosis CA 1940s or 1050s.
IU. EF+; Walt Disney 2002. IC. EF+ ; United States
Treasury/ War Finance Committee NY. 194_. Disney
characters. UU. VF, minor stains; United States Treasury/ Savings Bonds Division. 1940s. Al Capp characters. UU. EF. [4]
Est. 75-125
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325
Large Dealer’s Lot of Mostly Modern Certificates.
AT&T(6); American Tobacco (orange(125), green
small(4), large 16); Beaver Creek Distillery(34) Beaver
Creek Industries. dark green(35), light green(22),
blue(7); Pan American World Airways (blue(35),
brown(49), red(124); Real Silk Hosiery Mills(9);
Chino Copper(7); E.C.DeWitt(2); Dewey &
Almy(4); West Shore RR brown(1),orange(39); Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis RR [bond,
green 25); Custer Channel Wing(12); Interstate
Credit(8) and others. These are great for making up
sets of all different certificates. Mostly IC, VF+. Must
be seen. [560+]
Est. 100-150
Miscellaneous Group of Certificates and Related
Ephemera: [17] American Flag House and Betsy
Ross Memorial Assoc., 1898; City of Jersey City
$1000, 1908; Commercial Bank of Egypt, 1952;
Common Fund, 1869; (4) sheets of State of Louisiana
“Baby” Bonds, and (2) singles, 1870s; State of
Hawaii, 1985; 1780 Pennsylvania receipt for black
horse; Knox Divide Mining, 1919. Glued down and
mounted to backing cardboard; Illinois Health Facilities Authority, 1977. Glued down and mounted to
backing cardboard, very “sticky” at edges. Also includes (3) cigar labels, one of which is framed - “Bandera Cubana,” and an excellent “PAID IN FULL”
with gold coin and money illustration. Well worth a
look and a bid! All average VG-Fine, except the two
glued down stocks, Good.
Est. 100-200
Mining
326
Alaska Gold Rush Certificate. Arctic Mining & Development (IL), 1898. Eagle. IU. VF+. Est. 75-125
327
Chester County Mining (PA), 185(1), #85, lovely
vignette of bridge over canal with a few mineral
barges, steam engine approaching bridge, William
Penn and Benjamin Franklin. Minor fold split, else
F/VF.
Est. 40-60
328
Concordia Gold Mining Co (IL), $10 shares capital stock, 188(8), #161, sluices, mill beside a mountain, miners, gold seal. Scarce. Pinhole, upper right
corner, else VF+.
Est. 60-90
329
Derwent Gold Mining (CA), 1876. Mariposa
County. 1,200 shs. Fancy monogram, left. IU. VF+.
Est. 50-75
330
Derwent Gold Mining (CA), 1870s. San Francisco.
Monogram, left. IU. Nice VF+. [3]
Est. 150-250
331
Doctor Jack Pot Mining (WY), 400 shares, 1912,
#2767, with wrong embossed seal on face - actually
for the Guanajuato Power and Electric Co! - pencil
marks highlighting seal, staple hole, VF+.
Est. 50-100
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Golconda Mining Company of Leadville Colorado
$10 shs, 1881, miners underground, ornate borders
and title, IU. VF+.
Est. 100-150
333
Nice Grouping of Massachusetts & New Mexico
Consolidated Mining Shares. Maine incorporation.
Common 1881(1), 1882(9). Miners in circle, left. IC.
VF+, mostly. [10]
Est. 75-125
334
A Second Grouping of Massachusetts & New
Mexico Consolidated Mining Shares. Maine incorporation. 1881(8),1882(2). Miners in circle, left. IC.
[10]
Est. 75-125
335
A Third Grouping of Massachusetts & New Mexico Consolidated Mining Shares. Maine incorporation. 1881(11),1882(9). The pen cancels are heavier,
otherwise VF+, for the most part. [20]
Est. 100-150
336
Mineral Bed Consolidated Mining Company of
AZ (NJ), $10 shs, 1880, mining scene, semi-nude
Justice right, red monogram underprint, light toning
on the edge and back, otherwise VF. Perhaps two
dozen known. VF.
Est. 75-135
337
North Banner Con. Tunnel (CA), Common, 1883.
Nevada City. Western mining scene. On yellow paper.
Issued, very lightly canceled. EF+.
Est. 50-75
338
Ohio & Missouri Mining (OH), $50 shares, 1847,
#2628, Vulcan top, Justice left, George Washington
lower left, Columbia right, hands shaking bottom,
toned, borders trimmed close, but sharp and about very
fine+.
Est. 100-150
339
Pacific Paint Mining (CA), 1878. Miner. Ornate
scrolls in left end panel. VF.
Est. 60-90
340
Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Co (PA), 100 $100
shares, 1881, #791, miners, gryphons flank share
value at bottom, brown borders, ABN, IU. EF.
Est. 50-75
341
Rockdale Gold Mining Co., (NY), $100 shares,
1860s, men prospecting for gold, work sluice in river,
at left vertical mine shaft with winch and mining underground, unissued, Corlies & Macy, VF, XF, XF.
[3]
Est. 50-100
344
Tuolumne County Water Co (CA), One share, Columbia, 1858, #3282, outstanding vignette of placer
miners with sluices, relief-style engraving right, black,
printed by Britton & Rey, San Francisco, lightly cut
canceled, toned, edge wear, good VF. This successful venture supplied much-needed water for gold mining.
Est. 100-150
345
Tuolumne County Water Co. (CA) 1859. Wonderful vignette of miners tending a series of water flumes.
Choice condition for this issue. Neatly conserved spindle cancel at center, otherwise VF+.
Est. 60-90
346
Vulcan Mining (NJ) 1848. 10 Shares. Vulcan. Seminude female with eagle, left. Trimmed up to borders,
otherwise VF+.
Est. 50-100
Wonderful Wells Fargo Mining Certificate
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342
Stafford Meadow Coal Iron City Improvement Co
of Scranton (PA), $100 6% mortgage bonds, 1858,
state arms, allegorical figures in corners, woman with
US shield right, George Washington below, black, on
pinkish paper, coupons (most complete), IU. VF+EF. [16] (photo)
Est. 150-250
347
347
343
343
Wells Fargo Mining (CA) 1879. Virginia District,
Storey County, Nevada. San Francisco Office, 50 shs.
Driver’s whip cracks above a team of four horses
pulling a Wells Fargo Mining Company stage coach
loaded with passengers and bullion. Issued, uncancelled. Light soiling on back. Numerous pinholes, left.
F-VF. Whether or not the name of the mine is directly
connected to the name of the express company is still a
matter of conjecture, but the illustrations on very few
mining stocks capture the true essence of the Wild West
as well as this example does. (photo)
Est. 1,000-1,500
Tombstone Mill & Mining (CT) Tombstone District,
Pima County, Arizona. 1885. 9 shares. Indians. ABN.
IU. Pinhole upper right. VF+. (photo)
Est. 200-300
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Colorado Mining Group “A”.
1) Amarillo Gold Mining 1927. Fortuna, George
Washington. Green. IU. VF, light toning.
2) Anna May Gold Mining 1899. Flowers. IU. VF+.
3) Atlanta, Cripple Creek & Creede Mining 1900.
Miners. 10,000 shs. IU. EF.
4) Aurora Consolidated Mining 1907. Woman with
star. IU. VF, toned a bit.
5) Banker Mining & Tunnel 1903. Miners. IU. VF+.
6) Banner Gold Mining 1915. Liberty, shield. IU. EF.
7) Beacon Hill Tunnel 1897. IU. VF+.
8) Bull Hill Gold Mining 1899. Mines, mountains.
9) Carter Mining 1912. Liberty, eagle, shield. IU. EF.
10) Colorado Milling & Elevator 1911. Mills. IC.
VF+. [10]
Est. 200-300
349
Colorado Mining Shares “B”
1) Crown Gold Mining 1903. Gold border. IU. EF.
2) Double Eagle Gold Mining 1906. Miners. IU.
VF+.
3) George Washington Gold Mining 1903. Woman,
Washington. IU. VF+.
4) Gilpin-Cripple Creek Mining & Tunnel 1903.
Miners. IU. EF.
5-6) Gold Dirt Mining 1928. Miners. IU. VF+ and
1926 Gold nugget, IU. VF+.
7) Gold Mines Consolidated 1938. Miners. IU. EF.
8) Lady Campbell Gold Mining 1897. Lady. Usual
red diagonal cancel. VF+.
9) Lemhi Placer Mining 1895. Seated lady, miners.
IU. EF.
10) Marion Gold Mining. 1903. Miners. IU. VF+..
[10]
Est. 250-350
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Colorado Mining Shares “C”.
1) Bunker Hill Gold Mining & Dredging 1909. IC.
VF.
2) Findley Gold Mining 1900. IC. VF+.
3) Mohawk Gold Mining 1895. Miners. IU. Stain,
bottom, else VF.
4) Gold Dirt Mining 1927. Gold nugget.
5) Pittsburg Consolidated Mining, Milling & Tunnel
1903. Miners. IU. VF+.
6) Robinson Consolidated Mining 1893. Miners. IU.
VF+.
7) Verde Gold Mining 1903. Flowers. IU. VF+.
8) Washington Gold Mining 1896. Columbia. IU.
EF.
9) Zoe Gold Mining 1901. Mountain. IU. VF, fold
soil on back.
10) Isabella Gold Mining 1899. Eagle. IC. VF, soiled
margin.
11) Colorado Milling & Elevator 1910. Mills. IC. VF.
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Est. 150-250
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Better Mining Shares.
1) Gold Placer Mining 1880. Hydraulic mining scene.
IU. VF, rough bottom edge. Nicer than most we have
seen.
2) Gold Valley Placer Mining 1897. State seal. IC.
VF+.
3) Alta Montana 1881. Mountain, miners. IU. VF+.
3) Mammon Gold 1892. Cherub, miners. IU. Paper
clip stain, else VF.
4) Stormont Mining 1892. Cherubs, silver dollars. All
green. IU. VF+.
5) Bisbee Belle Copper 1901. Cow girl, Indian cent.
IU. VF+.
6) Hidden Fortune 1905. Eagle, shield. IU. Small repairs near left margin, else VF+.
7) Robinson Consolidated Mining 1893. Miners.
Green. IU. VF+.
8) Father De Smet Consolidated Gold Mining 1883.
Preacher, Indians. IC. VF+.
9) Original Butte Mining 1881. Ornate borders and
title. IC. VF.
10) Landecker Gold Mining 1905. Miners. IU. VF+,
small fold splits. [11]
Est. 200-300
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Smaller Format Mining Shares.
1) Bunker Hill Gold & Silver Mining (CO) 1892.
Brown central vignette of Irwin, Colorado and the
mining property. Red seal. IU. VF.
2) Hale Norcross Mining (NV) 1907. IC. VF+.
3) Copper Giant Mining (NY) 1883. IU. Small corner
off, toned, otherwise VF.
4-6) Mexican Gold & Silver Mining (CA) 1911. IC.
VF+.
7) Cascade Silver Mines & Mills (MT) 1919. IU. VF,
pinholes.
8) Cash Boy Consolidated Mining (NV) 1918. IU.
VF+.
9) Chollar Gold & Silver Mining (NV) 1919. UC.
EF.
9) Rescue-Eula Mining (NV) 1917. IU. VF.
10) Silver Pick Consolidated Mines (NV) 1816. IU.
Toned VF.
11-13) Brunswick Consolidated Gold Mining (CA)
1910. Both IC, VF, light stains.
14) Chico Gold & Silver Mining (CA) 186_. UU. EF.
15) Honest Gold & Silver Mining (CA) 186_. UU.
EF.
16-17) Ruby Hill Tunnel & Mining. UU. Both EF.
[17]
Est. 150-250
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Assorted Mining Shares with Nicer Vignettes.
Arizona Copper Belt Mining 1927. Lions; Arlington
Mining 1907. Hercules ; Guanajuato Consolidated
Mining & Milling 1901. Eagles; Hornsilver Mining
& Milling 1901. Child on winged wheel; Hudson Bay
Mining & Smelting. 1960. Dog sled; Lead Cave Mining 1900. Hercules; Mill City Mining & Development
1909. Mines, miners. Moulton Mining 1894 & 1898.
Blue. Miners; Mytus Gold 1939. Crusader, pyramids
; Parrot Silver & Copper 1899. Parrot; Viznaga Gold
Mining 1902. Mountains in tropics; Standard Aluminum Reduction 1898. Liberty and flag; Original
Rawhide Mining 1908. Two women; Stormont Mining 1883. Cherubs, silver dollars; Tacoma Co. 1906.
Green paper. Brown underprint. Miners. Mostly issued, VF+. Many are not canceled. A visually attractive grouping. [15]
Est. 200-300
354
Georgia Mining.
1) Southern Cross Gold Mining 1899. IU. VF+.
2) Piedmont Tin Mining 1911. IU. VF+.
3) Georgia Mining & Manufacturing 188_. UU. EF.
4-5) Etowah Gold Mining IU. VF+. [5] Est. 30-50
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International Mining Shares.
1-2) North American Gold Placers (property in Honduras) 1905 & 1906.IC. Both VF+.
3) Nipissing Mines (Ontario) 1929. IU. Stains, small
margin hole, else VF.
4) Cobalt Silver Queen (Toronto) 1906. IU. Moderate stains, else VF.
5) International Nickel Company of Canada 1930 IC.
VF+.
6) Silver Leaf Mining (Ontario) 1918. IU. Edge tear,
else VF. [6]
Est. 50-75
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Better Coal, Iron and Land Bonds and Shares.
Carbondale Coal & Coke 1882. IU. VF+; Lake Superior Iron & Chemical (MI) 1907. IC. VF+ ; Lehigh
Coal & Navigation (PA) 1865, IC. VF; West Virginia
Coal, Iron & Lumber (TN) IU. VF+; Bessemer Land
& Improvement (AL) 1888. VF+. IC. [5]
Est. 75-125
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A Nice Assortment of Mostly Coal Certificates.
Fort Payne; Battle Creek Coal & Coke; Cambria
County Coal; Colonial Timber & Coal; Buck Mountain Coal; Consolidated Coal(2); Glen Alden Coal and
many others. All are issued, some are not canceled.
Average VF+. Most are clean and colorful. Should be
seen. [19]
Est. 30-50
358
Attractive Mining Share Grouping.
1) Bingham Mary Copper (UT) 1907. Pretty girl. IU.
VF+.
2) Frontier Gold Mining (AZ) 1904. IU. VF, pinholes.
3) Ben Hur Mining (MT) 1907. IC. Stains, else VF.
4-5) Clinton Consolidated Mining (AZ) 1903 &
1906. IU. Both VF+.
6) Parrot Silver & Copper (MT) 1901. IC. VF+. 7)
Onondaga Copper (MI) 1912. IU. VF+.
8) Oneco Copper Mining (MI) 1923. IU. VF+.
9) Winona Copper (MI) 1916. IU. VF+. [9]
Est. 150-250
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Nice Mining Share Assortment.
1) Homestake Mining (DT) 1880. Signed by Haggin. IC. VF+.
2) Santo Domingo Silver Mining (PA) 1882. Mines in
Batopilas, Chihuahua, Mexico. IU. VF+.
3) Moulton Mining (UT) 1881. Signed by Clark. IC.
VF+.
4) Republic Consolidated Gold Mining (WA) 1899.
IU. EF.
5) Mammoth Gold Mining (WA) 1899. IU. VF+.
6-7) Tamarack & Chesapeake Mining (WA) 1898. IC.
VF+.
8) Isabella Gold Mining (CO) 1897. IC. VF+.
9) Charlestown Mining, Manufacturing & Improvement (WV) 1891. IU. EF. [9]
Est. 75-125
360
1850s Mining Pair.
1) Rapidan Mining (NY) 1856. Miners. Virginia arms.
Blue seal. IU. On thin, translucent paper. EF.
2) New York & Boston Silver Lead (NY) 186_. UC.
VF. [2]
Est. 30-50
361
1870s and 1880s Mining Shares.
1) Homestake Mining (DT) 1881. Signed by Haggin. IC. VF.
2) Diamond Silver Mining (IL) 1879. IU. Fold junction holes, else VF.
3) Lebanon Acton Silver Mining (ME) 1880. IU. VF,
back soiling.
4) New Mexico Mining (NM) 1867. IC. VF, stains on
border.
5) Silver Bell Mining (NB) 1871. IU. Stains, otherwise
About Fine. [5]
Est. 100-150
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Mining Certificate Grouping. Impaired (9). Unissued, average VF+. (10).
Golden Treasure; Round Mountain; Gold Queen; Redoubtable; Alabama Caverns; California King and others. Stains, edge splits, etc, but still useful. Must be seen.
Est. 50-75
363
Colorful Mining Certificates.
1) Original Bullfrog Mines Syndicate (AZ), 1906. 100
shs. Green bull frog. IU. VF+.
2) Moqui Copper Company (AZ), 1906. 500 shs. Orange and green. Eagle and shield. Indian chief. Buffalo. IU. VF+. [2]
Est. 75-125
364
Mining Assortment 1920s-1950s.
Alladin Gold Mining (NV) 1935; Columbian Emerald Syndicate 1921; First Thought Gold Mines (WA)
1924; Great Chief Uranium (NV) 1955; Homestake
Mining (CA) 1938; Moscow Silver Mines 1933; Oregon-Paymaster (WA) 1926; Tri-Bullion Smelting &
Development (AZ) 1922; Yellow Boy Mining (OR)
1928 and others. Mostly VF+. Some IU. [38]
Est. 60-90
365
1900-1920 Mining Shares Grouping.
Acme Consolidated Gold & Copper Mining (ME)
1908; Arizona Binghampton Copper (AZ) 1919;
Calumet & Arizona Mining (AZ) 1919; Chino Copper(2) (ME) 1913; Cienequita Copper (NV) 1906;
Crooked River Mining & Milling (ID) 1903;
Ebenezer Mining & Milling (WI) 1906; Five Bears
(SD) 1904; High Ore Gold & Copper(2 )(MT) 1899;
Parrot Silver & Copper (MT) 1899; U.S. Gold (CO)
1915; Tenderfoot Gold Mining & Milling (SD) 1902;
Wauconda Gold Mining(WA) 1900, and others,
mostly different. Many are IU. Most are VF+. A very
nice lot that should be carefully examined. [62]
Est. 200-300
366
Mines and Minerals Group.
1) Vermillion Pipe & Iron Land (MI) 1915. Rough
top edge with small pieces out. IU. Otherwise VF.
2) Wyandot Copper (MI) 1915. IU. VF. Some heavier back endorsements.
3) Helvetia Copper (AZ) 1915. IU. VF+.
4) Stratton’s Independence, Ltd. 1899. Dated NY,
British incorporation. IU. Rough top margin, split,
small hole, otherwise VF. [4]
Est. 30-50
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Mining & Mineral Collection:
Aguacate Mines, 1900-1909, (3); Alaska Goldfields,
Corp., 19__; Calumet & Montana Consolidated Mining Co., 1914; Cobalt Portage Mines, Ltd., 1907; Illinois Gold Mining & Milling Co., 1909; Jerome Verde
Development Co., 1921; Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Co., 1962; Magma Copper Co., 1936/1958 (2);
North Butte Mining Co., 1909; Quincy Mining Co.,
1873; Silver Pick Consolidated Mines Co., 1911; and
South Lake Mining Co., 1915 (4), signed by Arthur
C. Paine. Plus six additional pieces. All average
Fine-VF. [24]
Est. 200-300
368
Mining & Minerals Collection:
Crona Copper (NM). Clay Center, Kansas. Shs. 1901,
1904; Also included are Defender Mining (AZ)
1900s(4); Nabob Oil (AZ Terr.) 1900s(2); Seal Beach
Oil (CA) 1922(2); St. Vrain Gold Mining & Milling
of Clay Center, KS and Lyons, CO 1904(3);
Waukegan & Washington Mining & Smelting (WA)
1899-1900(4); Kennebec Mining & Smelting (MA)
1901 edge tears; Red Rose Oil (AZ) 1931; Black Panther Oil & Refining (DE) 1920; Mexico-American
Mining (AZ) 1934 small hole; Success Oil (AZ) 1903;
Tip Top Copper (SD) 1904 All are IU, and mostly
VF+. [23]
Est. 80-120
369
Mining & Oil Collection, featuring such nice pieces
as: Black Panther Oil & Refining Corp., 1920; Kennebec Mining & Smelting, 1901. “The Reapers.”;
Mexico-American Mining Corp., 1934 with accompanying company correspondence on letterhead, (2);
Red Rose Oil, 1932; Success Oil, 1903; Tip Top Copper, 1904. All average Fine-VF. [7]
Est. 80-120
Oil
370
Big Tank Oil Co (PA),$5 shs, Venango County,
1865, barrels load onto railroad car, eagle, buck, R44
affixed, some edge nibbles, otherwise VF. Est. 60-90
371
Excelsior Oil Venango County, Pa, 1,800 shs.
Philadelphia 1940, #1238, oil wells and storage tanks,
Pennsylvania arms at left, black, good VF. A rare instance of very late usage of an early certificate form.
Est. 60-90
372
Harrison Oil Co (PA), $5 shs, Venango County,
1865, derrick and vat beside river, revenue stamp affixed, minor edge roughness, otherwise, VF.
Est. 75-125
John D. Rockefeller Signs Standard Oil Trust
374
Standard Oil (OH) 1___. SPECIMEN. Shares.
Green. Capitol Building, similar to the vignette on the
Standard Oil Trust, but a later version. ABN. VF+.
Est. 100-200
373
373
Standard Oil Trust 1887. 56 Shares. Green. Capitol
Building. No.3316. Signed as President by John D.
Rockefeller. Signed as Secretary by Henry M. Flagler. Crisp signatures, light roller cancellations instead
of the more obtrusive pen cancellations often encountered. VF+.
In an effort to bypass certain governmental pressures
concerning the alleged monopolistic powers of Standard Oil Company, the Standard Oil Trust was conceived and controlled by nine trustees. As general
statutes at the time limited corporate ownership of out
-of-state firms, Rockefeller and Flagler devised a plan
to surmount these legal obstacles. Acquisitions and
ventures were channeled through trustees whose affiliation and loyalty to Rockefeller and Standard Oil
were not readily obvious.
375
375
Zollarsville Petroleum Company (PA), 1864. One
share. Unusual large format. Ceres, oil tower, left. The
entire working capital was $7,250. IU. Stains in the
margins and on back, otherwise VF. First this cataloger has seen. (photo)
Est. 150-250
376
Wonderful Oil Share Collection.
Uncle Sam Oil(3 types); War Baby Oil & Refinery;
Wyoming Chief Oil & Refining; Old Dominion
Oil(2); Sequoyah Oil & Refining; Security Oil(3)(2
types); Salt Creek Petroleum; Richfield Union Petroleum;
Pyramid Oil & Refining Syndicate; Pacific-Union Oil;
Old Gibraltar oil; South Alabama Oil & Gas; Smackover Five Gusher Pool; Telfair Oil(2) Two-Ten Oil,
and many more, all different. The consignor had an
obvious passion for attractive and unusual oil shares.
Mostly IC. Average VF+. Should be seen. [56]
Est. 150-250
377
Group of Oil Certificates, features: American Industrial Oil (AZ) 1917; Anticline Oil (ID) 1918; Appalachian Oil (DE) 1918; Black Panther Oil &
Refining (DE) 1921; Black Golconda Syndicate (TX)
1919; Buffalo Oil & Gas (OK) 1918; Butler Oil &
Refining (CO) 1937; California Diamond Oil (CA)
190_; California Rock-Oil (CA) 1900; Eureka Oil &
Refining (DE) 1919; Ohio & California Refining Oil
(WV) 1902; and 43 others. Most with nice oil vignettes, average Fine-VF. [53]
Est. 120-180
This new arrangement enabled Rockefeller to form alliances and set up new concerns in other states while
retaining complete control of all the various interests.
It brought new meaning to the word “Trust”, and
made Rockefeller and Flagler the most powerful individuals in the industry and the richest men in the
world.
John D. Rockefeller (1839-1937) was the dominant
figure in the oil industry until his retirement in 1911.
He started his business career as a bookkeeper, and by
age 19 was a partner in a produce business. He began
operating a small refinery with his partners, and
quickly realized the growing investment possibilities in
what was then a fairly new industry. In 1870, he organized the Standard Oil Company of Ohio and proceeded to achieve control over 90% of the oil refineries
in the country.
Rockefeller had little interest in discovering oil; he left
that to wildcatters and other speculators. He concentrated on the transportation, distribution and sale of
petroleum products, building a fortune estimated at
over a billion dollars. (photo)
Est. 1,000-1,500
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Colorful Gas & Oil Shares. Nice group that includes
Birmingham, East Birmingham & South Pittsburgh
Gas (PA) 1857, Blacklick & Conemaugh Petroleum
& Mining (PA) 1860s, Bull Creek Oil (WV) 1864,
Capitol Petroleum Transportation (WA) 1920,
Chicago Crude Oil (TX) 1901, Glenrock Oil (VA)
1928, and Ohio & California Refining Oil (WV)
1902. [7]
Est. 100-150
Railroads
379
Atlantic City & Shore RR (NJ), Common, 1906.
Green. Electric streetcar flanked by beach scenes. IC.
Some toning in the lower left margins only, otherwise
VF+. A very popular title.
Est. 50-75
380
“Black Tuesday” Share Certificate. Baltimore &
Ohio RR (MD), October 29, 1929. 10 Shares. Blue.
Train. No.D199591. IC. VF+.
On “Black Tuesday”, October 29, 1929, a record 16 million shares were traded. The Dow dropped 30 points,
causing the Market to lose more than 12% of its value in
a single day. It would be forty more years before that
would happen again.
Est. 75-125
381
Bedford & Hollidaysburg RR (PA), Common,
1901. Issued to and signed by A. J. County, a vice
president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Signed by
Samuel Rea. IC. VF+, stub over left border.
Est. 50-75
382
Branchville & Bowman RR (SC), Common, 1900.
Both IU with neatly tied documentary stamps affixed.
Minor corner nibbles, otherwise EF. [2]
Est. 50-75
383
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Group.
1872. Train in oval frame, full green underprint. Very
attractive, with unobtrusive rubber stamp cancels near
the left border. All but one have blue US Internal Revenue stamps affixed. VF+ to EF. [10] Est. 150-250
384
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Group.
1872. Train in oval frame, full green underprint. Very
attractive, with unobtrusive rubber stamp cancels near
the left border. All have blue US Internal Revenue
stamps affixed. VF+ to EF. [10]
Est. 150-250
385
A Third Grouping of Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Shares. 1870s. Train in oval frame,
full green underprint on most. Rubber stamp cancels
near the left border. Some have blue US Internal Revenue stamps affixed. A few are impaired. VF+ to EF.
[10]
Est. 100-150
386
Central Railroad Company of New Jersey Duo.
1) Shares. SPECIMEN. Woman on throne flanked by
men. Diesel. Orange. Operated from 1839 to 1976.
Their Communipaw Terminal is now part of Liberty
State Park near the Statue of Liberty.
2) Similar. $1,000 Equipment Trust Of 1948. SPECIMEN. Eagle. Olive. Both Unc. with two light punch
cancels. [2]
Est. 100-150
387
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Pairing.
1) Preferred, 1922. Red. Ornate border of trains,
wheels and other railroad related items. IU. 2) Similar, Common, 1922. Green. Both VF, and perhaps the
margins have been trimmed a bit. Still quite attractive.
[2]
Est. 50-75
388
Cumberland RR (KY) 1905. 35 shs, Train. IC. VF+.
Est. 50-75
389
Duluth and Winnipeg (WI) 1881. $1,000 6% mortgage bond. Lumber men, train. ABN. Minor edge
wear, one lightly toned, both good VF. [2]
Est. 50-75
390
390
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Fernandina & Jacksonville Railroad (FL) 1880,
$1,000 7% Bond. Green “1000” overprint. Train
passes telegraph poles. Signed by E. H. Harriman
on verso, IC, all coupons present, EF. (photo)
Est. 200-300
391
391
Florida Railway & Navigation (FL), 100 Shares
Preferred, 1888. Orange. “FLORIDA” arches over
long train. Lovely ABN product. IU. Light age toning
throughout, otherwise VF+.
In 1884-85, the Florida Transit and Peninsular Railroad merged with the Florida Central and Western
Railroad, Fernandina and Jacksonville Railroad, and
Leesburg and Indian River Railroad and became the
Florida Railway and Navigation Company, becoming
the largest railroad system in Florida.]The new company
was placed in receivership in October 1885 and sold at
foreclosure. It was reorganized and became the Florida
Central and Peninsular Railroad Company in 1886.
Our consignor only had two of each color, all being
offered here. R7 per Cox. (photo)
Est. 200-300
393
393
Common, 1888. Green. Small boat in circle, left. Locomotive head on, right. ABN. IU. EF. (photo)
Est. 200-300
394
394
Common, 1888. Green. Small boat in circle, left. Locomotive head on, right. ABN. IU. VF+. (photo)
Est. 150-250
395
Gainesville, Jefferson & Southern RR (GA), 1882.
Train facing right near top. Ornate figures in the corners. Cox reports only one other example. IU. Minor
stains, otherwise VF+.
Est. 75-125
396
Gainesville, Jefferson & Southern RR (GA), 1885.
Small train faces right. Fancy links form border. This
variety is not listed in Cox, and it is the only one this
consignor had. IU. VF+ or so.
Est. 50-75
397
Georgia & Florida RR 1929. Stock trust certificates
for preferred stock. Green. IU. VF+. [6] Est. 50-75
392
392
Preferred, 1888. Orange. “FLORIDA” arches over
long train. Lovely ABN product. IU. Light age toning
throughout, otherwise VF+..
Our consignor only had two of each color, all being
offered here. R7 per Cox. (photo)
Est. 200-300
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Gulf Florida & Alabama Rwy (FL), 100 Shares,
Common, 1914. Green. Locomotive #86. IC. EF.
Est. 50-75
399
Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount Joy & Lancaster
RR (PA). 1870, $50 shs, a delightful, beautifully illustrated stock: allegorical women before city, Wm
Penn, Ben Franklin, locomotives, man with dog, milk
maid, eagles, PA state arms, sharp embossed seal of
carriage car. Issued to the Pennsylvania Railroad and
signed six times by J. Edgar Thomson, its first president. IC. VF+.
Est. 100-150
400
Civil War Date Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount
Joy & Lancaster Railroad Certificates. All 1861.
A delightful, beautifully illustrated stock: allegorical
women before city, Wm Penn, Ben Franklin, locomotives, man with dog, milk maid, eagles, PA state arms,
sharp embossed seal with carriage car. Neatly canceled
through the signatures. A very choice grouping. IC.
VF+. [5]
Est. 400-600
401
Nice Group of 1850s Harrisburg, Portsmouth,
Mount Joy & Lancaster RR Certificates. Beautifully illustrated stock: allegorical women before city,
Wm Penn, Ben Franklin, locomotives, man with dog,
milk maid, eagles, PA state arms, sharp embossed seal
of carriage car. IC. One has “Transferred” in ink
over the text, but the others are all choice VF+. [5]
Est. 400-600
402
Another Decent Group of 1850s Harrisburg,
Portsmouth, Mount Joy & Lancaster RR Certificates. Beautifully illustrated stock: allegorical women
before city, Wm Penn, Ben Franklin, locomotives,
man with dog, milk maid, eagles, PA state arms, sharp
embossed seal of carriage car. IC. These all have some
minor bleed through from endorsements on the back. [4]
Est. 150-250
403
Indianapolis & Vincennes Railroad Co (IN), 1869,
No.74. Issued to and signed by Ambrose Burnside
twice. IC.
Est. 40-60
404
Kentucky Union Rwy Pair.
1) $1000 5% 40-year gold bond, 1888. Red. Eagle.
IU. VF+.
2)Similar, 14 shs. 1890. Red. Train under bridge. IU.
VF+. [2]
Est. 60-90
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405
Kona & Kau Railway (HI) 1902. $100 First Mortgage Bonds. Green. Trains. IU. Both VF+, with light
stains in the top margins. [2] (photo) Est. 150-250
406
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rwy Co (NY),
$50,000 3-1/2% Gold Bond, 1946, #s 2068 and
2069, Cornelius Vanderbilt, train pulling into station,
green, ABN, punch cancelled, else EF. [2]
Est. 100-150
407
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge & Railroad (KY)
1920. 3 shs. Train and eagle flank title. IC. Minor pin
holes, margins trimmed a bit, but clear, otherwise
VF+.
Est. 50-75
408
Marietta & North Georgia RR (GA), Common,
1883. Train. Liberty and arms, left. Ceres and Fortuna, right. Light staple holes in left margin, otherwise
VF+.
Est. 50-75
409
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co, (NY),
1880. 1) No.B7963 signed by Jay Gould. 2)
No.B10714 signed by G. M. Dodge. Both IC, with
stubs attached. Both VF-VF+. [2]
Est. 75-125
410
410
411
412
Large Group of Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Shares.
Mostly early 1900s. Green. Train leaves roundhouse.
IC. Perhaps 10% have stubs attached lightly. Otherwise VF+ on average, and very clean for the most part.
[100] (photo)
Est. 300-500
Another Large Group of Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railroad Shares.
IC. Perhaps 30% have stubs attached lightly. Otherwise VF+ on average, and very clean for the most part.
[100]
Est. 250-350
A Small Group of Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad Shares.
IC. All have stubs attached lightly. Otherwise VF+ on
average, and very clean for the most part. [22]
Est. 50-75
413
A Second Smaller Group of Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railroad Shares.
IC. All with stubs attached lightly. Otherwise VF+ on
average, and very clean for the most part. [22]
Est. 50-75
414
New Creek Co (VA), $10 shares, capital stock,
185(71), train. Corner tip off. VF.
Est. 30-50
415
415
New Jersey Junction RR Co (NY) 1886. $1,000
4%. #2717. Brown. Signed by John Pierpont Morgan and HC Fahnestock on trustee certificate on
verso. Ships on the Hudson. Missing two signatures
on the front. EF. Also includes an unissued and unsigned example. [2]
John Pierpont Morgan (1837-1913) became one of the
richest men in the United States with shrewdly managed
investments in railroads, steel, and gold. (photo)
Est. 200-300
416
Larger New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Bond Grouping.
1912. $1,000. Blue. Trains. Trackworkers. IC. Numerous punches, but still quite suitable for framed
documents. Otherwise VF+ on average. [100]
Est. 50-75
417
Smaller New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Bond Grouping.
1912. $1,000. Blue. Trains. Trackworkers. IC. Numerous punches, but still quite suitable for framed
documents. Otherwise VF+ on average. [78]
Est. 30-50
418
Northern Pacific RR Co, 1891 17.5” x 10” advertisement for 7% 30-year gold bonds, by “Jay Cooke
& Co. - Fiscal Agents,” with map of railroad from St
Paul and Duluth to Portland and Seattle on verso,
minor edge separation at horizontal fold, VF+.
Est. 75-100
419
New York and Harlem RR (NY), $50 shares, 1870,
#11801, signed by William H. Vanderbilt as president, train passes under bridge at top, sailor and mechanic, left, dog lower left, RN-T4 at center, heavily
punch canceled, affecting signature, numerous pinholes,
edge wear, VF.
Est. 75-125
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Northern Railroad Grouping. 1870s. Dated at
Concord, New Hampshire. This variety on light blue
gray paper, with revenue stamps affixed, and without
the red corporate seal. IU. Mostly VF+. [10]
Est. 100-150
421
Northern Railroad Grouping. 1860s. Dated at
Boston, Massachusetts. This variety on white paper,
with revenue stamps affixed, and with the red corporate seal. All issued, some uncanceled. A few with
heavier pen cancels, but most are nice VF+. [10]
Est. 75-125
422
A Second Northern Railroad Grouping. 1860s.
Dated at Boston, Massachusetts. This variety on white
paper, with revenue stamps affixed, and with the red
corporate seal. All IC. Most are nice VF+. [10]
Est. 100-150
423
Large Northern Railroad Assortment. 1850s and
1860s. Includes mixed varieties from Concord and
Boston. Most are IC, and some have heavy pen cancels
or splits. Should be seen. [27]
Est. 75-125
424
Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad (PA/OH) 1854.
50 shs. Early train, William Penn, Ceres, and sailing
ship. Small slit in upper left corner, otherwise VF+.
IU.
Est. 30-50
425
Oil City & Ridgeway Rwy & Mining (PA), Common 1901. Miners flank arch over PA arms. IC. Pinholes in corner, otherwise VF+.
Est. 50-75
426
Panama Railroad Variety Trio.
1) 1864. Stamp affixed. Heavy red cancellation on
front.
2) 1870 over printed 185_. Orange 25 Cent Eagle
revenue imprinted. IC. VF+.
3) 1872. Larger orange imprinted revenue with
Franklin. IC. VF+. [3]
Est. 100-150
427
Penn Central Related Shares. New York Central RR.
1) 10 shs, 1937, brown, Vanderbilt, POCs, (1); 2-10)
100 shares, 1930s / 1960s, blue, as previous, (9); 1144) $100 shs, 1930s, orange, as previous, (34); all average Fine-VF.
Pennsylvania Railroad : 1) $50 shs, 1930s, orange,
state seal of Pennsylvania, VF. (31) 2) 100 shares,
1960s, green, “Horseshoe Curve,” VF. (41) [116]
Est. 50-100
428
Raleigh and Gaston RR (NC), $100 shares, 18(53),
#321, signed by L.O’B. Branch as president, train
passes city and river, ornate border, great seal impression with early train, “Printed at the office of the
‘Southern Weekly Post.’” Minor edge wear, light age
toning, else VF+. Lawrence O’Bryan Branch (182062) was asked by President James Buchanan to serve as
US Secretary of the Treasury in late 1860, but declined;
he became a brigadier general in the Confederate Army,
serving under Stonewall Jackson; after thwarting a
Union advance at the Battle of Antietam, he was killed
by an enemy sharpshooter. His autograph is scarce.
Est. 100-150
429
San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Rwy (CA), 20
$100 shs, [San Francisco], 1895, #157, train, signed
by Claus Spreckels as president, green and orange,
Payot-Upham, glue traces at left where stub would have
been attached, otherwise EF. Known as the “Sugar
King,” Claus Spreckels (1828-1908) developed sugar
plantations in Hawaii.
Est. 50-100
430
Sterling Iron & Railway (NY) 1892. 100 shs. Green.
Surveyors, miners. Revenue stamp. VF+.
Est. 50-100
431
St. Louis, Belleville & Southern Rwy (IL), Common, 1895. No.7. Originally issued as “The Belleville
City Railway Company.” The original title has been
changed to the new title by hand, in neatly lettered
red script. IC. Two pinholes, otherwise VF+.
Est. 50-75
432
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St. Paul & Kansas City Short Line Railroad Co.,
(NY), $100,000 Registered First Mortgage Gold
Bond, 1932, #50, orange, track workers, train and
field workers, top, ABN, two full rows of punch cancels, otherwise VF+. (photo)
Est. 100-200
433
Swedesboro Rail Road Group A. 1870s and
1880s. Train passes under bridge. IC. Light pen cancels that barely impact the vignette. Mostly VF+. [12]
Est. 100-150
444
Denomination Set of Virginia & Tennessee Rail
Road Bonds Signed by Mahone. 1869. $100; $500
and $1000. Orange, brown and green, respectively.
All three are IC, VF+. [3]
Est. 75-125
434
Swedesboro Rail Road Group B. 1870s. Train
passes under bridge. Revenue stamps affixed. IC.
Light pen cancels that barely impact the vignette.
Mostly VF+. [10]
Est. 150-250
445
West Chester & Philadelphia Rail Road (PA).
1) 20 shs. 1855. #44. Orange. Train, farm boy, Penn,
farm maiden, left. Pen notation on front.
2) Similar. One share. Consolidated Preferred. 1873.
Brown. both VF+. [2]
Est. 30-50
435
Swedesboro Rail Road Group C. 1870s. Train
passes under bridge. Rubber stamped endorsements.
Revenue stamps affixed. IC. Mostly VF+. [11]
Est. 150-250
446
436
Swedesboro Rail Road Company. Swedesboro Rail
Road Group C. 1870s. Train passes under bridge.
Rubber stamped endorsements. IC. Mostly VF+. [23]
Est. 200-300
Wilmington & Northern RR Co. (DE), 6 $50 shs,
1892. #1,222, Busy dockyard scene, state arms,
signed by Henry A. du Pont as president. Breuker &
Kessler Lith., Phila., small cancellation holes partially
affecting “Railroad” in the title and the embossed seal
at lower left, signatures cancelled in red pen, otherwise VF.
Est. 50-100
447
Kentucky Railroad Bonds.
1) Elizabethtown & Paducah RR 1873. $1000. Red
“GOLD” underprint. Train. City Hall. Waterworks.
IU. Small rust spot, else EF.
2) Richmond, Nicholasville, Irvine & Beattyville RR
1889. $1000. Green. Train. Farmer plows, below. IU.
EF. [2]
Est. 100-150
448
Kentucky Rail Grouping.
1) Kentucky & South Atlantic Rwy 1885. $1000.
Brown. Train. IU. Minor stains and edge splits, else
VF+.
2) Kentucky and Great Eastern Rwy 1872. $1000.
Green. “Boone Rescued by Kenton.” UU. EF.
3) Kentucky & Tennessee RR 1875. $1000/£205 7%.
Green. Train leaves roundhouse. IC. Numerous
punches, else VF+.
4) Kentucky Valley RR. 1909. Shs. IC. Corner portion missing, splits at right edge else Fine. [4]
Est. 75-125
449
Louisiana Railroad Shares.
1) New Orleans & North Eastern RR. SPECIMEN.
EF.
2) New Orleans Terminal 1932. 4 shs. IC. VF+.
3) New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago RR (AL, MS,
TN) 1910. Orange. Trains, signals. IC. Stub left,
stamped endorsement, pinholes, else VF+. [3]
Est. 150-250
437
A Nice Group of United New Jersey Railroad &
Canal Shares.
1900s-1930s. Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average, clean for the most part; no documents attached.
[100]
Est. 100-150
438
A Second Group of United New Jersey Railroad &
Canal Shares.
1900s-1930s. Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average, clean for the most part, but without documents
attached. [100]
Est. 100-150
439
A Third Group of United New Jersey Railroad &
Canal Shares.
1900s-1930s. Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average, clean for the most part, no documents attached.
[100]
Est. 100-150
440
A Fourth Group of United New Jersey Railroad
& Canal Shares.
[100]
Est. 100-150
441
A Fifth Group of United New Jersey Railroad &
Canal Shares.
[100]
Est. 100-150
442
United New Jersey Railroad & Canal Shares from
the 1930s-1950s.
Green. Train at station. IC. VF+ on average, clean for
the most part, but with a few with documents attached. [100]
Est. 90-120
443
United States Car Shares Trio. All 1894. Red, green
and orange varieties. All three IU and EF, one with a
tiny edge split. [3]
Est. 40-60
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PA-NJ Rail Specimen Duo.
1) Dawson Railway & Coal (NJ) 190_. 100 Shs.
SPECIMEN. Olive. Coal train.
2) Rocky Hill RR & Transportation Co. (NJ) 19__.
SPECIMEN. Orange. Train on turntable. Both AU
or so. [2]
Est. 50-100
451
Staten Island Pairing.
Staten Island Midland RR (NY) 1890. $1,000 bond.
Orange. State arms. Horse drawn streetcar.
1) Fully issued. EF.
2) Unissued. AU. [2]
Est. 100-150
452
Western Rail Duo.
1) California Street Cable RR. 1897. Shs. Streetcar.
Stain, otherwise VF;
2) Rio Grande Southern RR (CO) 1890. $1,000. Orange. Train. Angel. Unissued. AU. [2]
Est. 100-150
453
High Denomination RR Collection, Beech Creek
RR, $10,000, 1900; Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
& St. Louis Rwy, $10,000, 1927; New York Central
RR, $50,000, 1915; New York Central & Hudson
River RR, $50,000, 1912; New York, New Haven &
Hartford RR, $10,000, 1929 (2); Most average VF.
[6]
Est. 50-75
454
Railroad Collection, includes such titles as: Albany
Railway, 1873; Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Co.,
1902; Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Co.,
1872; Camden & Amboy RR and Transportation
Co., 1832; Erie Railroad Co., 1945; Gulf, Mobile &
Ohio RR Co., 1957; Oil Creek & Allegheny River
Rwy Co., 1872 (2); Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.,
1926 / 1939 (2); Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
RR Co., 1857; 13th & 15th Passenger Railway Co.,
1911; Western Maryland Rwy Co., 1960. Some with
stains, splits, but otherwise average Fine-VF+. [13]
Est. 50-100
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455
Railroad Bond Group.
1) New York Central Railroad (NY) 1921.
$1,000,000 5%, Series C, 1921, green. IC. Three pinholes upper left, otherwise VF+.
2) Sandusky & Columbus Shortline (OH) 1891.
$1000. Brown. Train, mills. IU. VF+.
3) New York & Putnam (NY) $1000. 1894. Red-orange. IC. VF+.
4) Peninsular Railway Co., (MI/IN/IL),
$1,000/£200 1870, #2551, green, ship at left, train
at right, state seal top, paper repair at top, otherwise
Fine.
5) St. Paul & Kansas City Short Line Railroad (NY)
1932. $100,000 Registered Bond. Orange. Track
workers, train and field workers. Two full rows of
punch cancels, otherwise VF+. Also included are three
Atlantic & Pacific RR Western Division bonds, VFVF+. [8] (photo)
Est. 150-250
456
Railroad Share Grouping.
1) Belt Rwy of Chattanooga (TN) 1917. Brown. IC.
VF+.
2) Gulf & Chicago Rwy (MS & TN) 1903. Brown.
IC. EF.
3) Hudson Car (NJ) UU. EF.
4) Raleigh & Gaston RR 1867. IC, ink notations, else
VF.
5) Choctaw & Memphis RR 1898. Brown. IC. Stub
left, VF+.
6) Lima Locomotive Works 1944. IC. VF+.
7-12) Hudson & Manhattan RR. Six different. 1930s40s. Three UU, three IC. All VF+ or better. [12]
Est. 100-150
457
Railroad Related Shares.
1) National Car (VT) 1902. VCRR train with National car attached. IC. EF.
2) Miller Train Control (VA) 1924. 100 shs. Train.
Gold seal. IU. VF+.
3-4) Maysville & Lexington RR 1872 IC & UU. EF.
5-6) Maysville & Big Sandy RR 10 shs. 1855 IC, VF
and 2 shs. 1891 IC, VF with a burn hole.
7) American Locomotive (NY). SPECIMEN. Green.
Locomotive. EF.
8-10) Baldwin Locomotive Works. Here different.
SPECIMEN, IC and IU. VF+ or better. [10]
Est. 100-150
458
Rail Road Specimens.
Dallas Rwy & Terminal $1,000 Registered Due 1951.
Purple. Mercury. Fold tear, otherwise VF+; Louisville
& Nashville RR $5,000 and $10,000 Due 1985. Man
with hammer. Both EF; Erie RR(2). Green, blue. Mobile & Ohio RR Equipment Trust $1,000 1928.
Olive. Eagle. VF+. [6]
Est. 50-100
459
Colorful Assortment of Mostly North Eastern
Rail Shares.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR 1927; Baltimore & Ohio
RR 1901; Old Colony RR 1892; East Pennsylvania
RR 1927; South Easton & Phillipsburg RR 1907;
Germantown Passenger Rwy 1914; Delaware Railroad
1906; Philadelphia & Trenton RR 1946; NY, Ontario
& Western Rwy 1939; Lehigh Valley Rwy 1901; West
Jersey & Seashore RR 1940; Wildwood & Delaware
Bay Short Line RR (2 different) 1915 and 1927; Millville & Glassboro RR 1861; Warren RR 1945;
Philadelphia & Long Branch RR 1889; Chester RR
1934; Boston Terminal $5,000 bond 1897; Tennessee Coal & Iron RR 1893; MKT Rwy 1886 and
three others, including a Louisville & Northern Rwy
& Lighting signed by Samuel Insull. Grade varies,
but most are quite nice. [23]
Est. 100-200
460
Mostly North Eastern Railroads. Brigantine Transit (NJ) 1891. Shs. Streetcar; Lehigh & Hudson River
RR 1882. Shs. Train; Morris & Essex RR (NJ).
$10,000 1931. Red. Train. Unissued; Narragansett
Pier RR (RI) 1929. Shs. Train; New York Railways
Participation Corp. Share. 1926. Brown. Share.
Streetcar; New York, Westchester & Boston Rwy.
19__. Green. $1,000. Electric passenger car. Unissued; Newark & Hudson RR (NJ) 18__. Shs. Orange
revenue. Train. Unissued; Perth Amboy & Woodbridge RR (NY) 1874. Shs. Train. Light stain; West
Jersey & Seashore RR (NJ) 1937. Green. Shs. Train;
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern RR (PA) 189_. Shs. Orange.
Train. Unissued; Warren RR (NJ) 185_. Train, river.
Unissued. Most are VF+ or better unless otherwise
mentioned. [11]
Est. 100-150
461
Colorful Unissued Rail Shares Assortment.
American Central Rwy; Pioneer RR; Flint, Pierre Marquette RR; West End Traction; Delaware & Otsego
RR; NY & Greenwood Lake Rwy; NY Connecting
RR; West Shore & Ontario Terminal; NY & Fort Lee
RR; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR; Stone
Harbor RR; Ocean City RR; Illinois Traction; Perry
Street Rwy; Syracuse Rapid Transit Rwy(2); Nassau
Electric RR(2). [18]
Est. 50-100
462
Railroads, Mostly.
1) Chicago & Alton Railroad (IL) 1873.
£200.Brown, gold foil seal. Allegorical female. Toning
at edges and some edge issues at left, otherwise VF.
2-3) Boston Hartford and Erie RR 1866. $1,000 7%
bond. Train. Two RN-P5 and one RN-W2 imprinted
revenues. IU. One bond with an edge split; otherwise
both VF+.
4) Blue Ridge Railroad 1869. $1,000 / 200 Pounds.
Signed by Henry Clews on the verso Train, State
arms in corners, RN-W2, RN-P5 (2) on back, with
coupons, ABN, VF. Stafford Meadow Coal Iron
1858, and Whiteface Mountain Lodge 1904 also included. [6]
Est. 100-150
463
Autographed Duo.
1) Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rwy 1887. Ten shs. Purple. Signed by Jay Gould as president. A punch cancel through the top of the “l” in “Gould.” VF.
2) Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio RR (VA)1876. Signed
by Confederate Major General William Mahone. IU.
Light stains, otherwise VF+. [2]
Est. 100-150
464
Nicer Colorful Railroad Shares from the 1880s1890s.
Kinzua Valley RR (PA) 1891. IU; Utah & Salt Lake
Canal(UT) 1896. IU; Ogden Mine RR (NJ) 1889.
IC. Moderate stub stain; Lehigh & Hudson River
Rwy (NY) IU; East Pennsylvania RR (PA) 1883. IC;
Similar, 1890; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
(IL) 1885 IC; Baltimore & Ohio RR (MD) 1880. IC;
Illinois Central RR 1890 IC; Denver & Rio Grande
RR 1888 IC. Mostly VF+. [10]
Est. 150-250
465
A Second Colorful Grouping of 1880s-1890s
Railroad Shares.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR 1891; Baltimore &
Ohio RR 1899; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
1891 & 1898; Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Rwy
1898; Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf RR 1897; Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central Rwy 1873 & 1880;
South Western R R(2) 1884, and others, all different.
Most are nice VF+. [22]
Est. 75-125
466
Railroad Bond Grouping.
Oregon Pacific RR 1880 IU; Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis RR 1920 IC; Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Rwy(2) 1893 IC; New York
Central & Hudson River RR(4) 1913 IC; New York
Central RR(9) 1913 IC, and others, all different.
Mostly VF+. Should be seen. Sold as is [26]
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467
Railroad Shares from the 1860s and Earlier.
1) Oswego & Rome RR 1869. IU. VF+;
2-4) Little Miami RR 1869 IU. VF+;
5-7) Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central Rwy (3
different) 1860s IC. VF+;
8) Chicago & Great Eastern Rwy 1867. IC. VF+;
9) Buffalo & State Line RR 1857. IC. Minor stains,
else VF. [9]
Est. 75-125
468
Railroad Frog Certificate Trio.
1) Weir Frog Co. Cincinnati 1904. Red frogs underprinted. IC. VF+.
2-3) Kilby Frog & Switch (AL) 1907. Train. Green.
IC. VF+. Frogs are the complex rail parts used in track
switches. [3]
Est. 30-50
469
1860s-1870s Rail Shares, Some with Minor Impairments.
Albia, Knoxville & Des Moines R R(2); Dunkirk,
Warren & Pittsburg Rwy(2); Boston, Clinton &
Fitchburg RR ; Carbondale & Shawneetown RR, and
others, 12 different. Most are VF or so with light stains,
heavier cancels, etc. Should be seen. Sold as is. [15]
Est. 75-125
470
471
472
Civil War Era Rail Shares.
Baltimore & Ohio RR 1863; Central Ohio RR 164;
Oil Creek RR 1864; Greenville & Columbia RR
1863; Little Miami RR 1864; Marion Union & Logansport RR 1863; Old Colony & Newport Rwy
1864. All IC. Some with light stains where stubs were
removed, otherwise VF+. Must be seen. [7]
Est. 60-90
1870s or Earlier Rail Shares.
Albia, Knoxville & Des Moines RR 1878. IC. VF+;
Chicago & Canada Southern Rwy $140 bond 1873.
IC. EF; Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rwy 1875.
IC.VF+; Burlington & Missouri River RR(2) 1879.
IC. VF+; Columbus, Piqua & Indiana RR 1852. IC.
VF+; Iowa Falls & Sioux City RR 1879. IC. VF+. [7]
Est. 75-125
Early Rail Shares 1838-1859.
Northern Indiana RR 1854; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne &
Chicago RR 1859. Small body hole; Cleveland,
Painesville& Ashtabula RR(2) 1856 & 1857; Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana RR 1857. Spindle
canceled; Georgia RR & Banking 1838, Heavy endorsement. Little Miami 1859; Ohio & Pennsylvania
1854; Allegheny Valley RR 1853. All IC. Some with
minor impairments, otherwise VF to VF+. Should be
seen. [9]
Est. 50-75
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More Southern Railroad Certificates.
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rwy 1896. IC; East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia RR(2) 1885 (light
stains)and 1886. Both IU; Mobile & Ohio RR(2
1888 & 1898. Both IC); Arkansas, Midland RR
$1000 1889/ IC; Southern Rwy(2) 1921 & 1924
IC; South Carolina Rwy $1000 1881. IU. VF+. All
different. All VF+ or so. [9]
Est. 75-125
474
Pre-1920 Railroad shares.
Pittsburgh, Lisbon & Western RR 1906; Monongahella & Washington RR 1901; Chartiers Rwy 1907;
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Rwy 1904; Southern Rwy 1914; Rutland & Noyan Rwy 1902; Peoria,
Decatur & Mattoon RR 1905; Peoria & Bureau Valley RR 1914; Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis RR 1917 (10,000 Shares issued to the Pennsylvania Company); Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
Rwy 1914; Kansas Fairport & Youngstown Railroad
Way 1906, and many others. 34 different. Mostly IC,
mostly VF+. A clean and desirable group for the most
part. Should be seen. [39]
Est. 200-300
475
An Assortment of Electric & Street Railway Certificates.
Brunswick Traction; Cayadutta Electric RR; City Rwy;
Dayton Street Transit; Louisville Rwy; Middletown
Street Rwy; Nassau Electric RR; Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Rwy; and others 27 different. Most are
IC, VF+, but one or two have minor problems. Should
be seen. [28]
Est. 200-300
476
A Selection of Railroad Shares from the 1940s 1970s.
Belt RR & Stock Yards; Chicago Great Western Rwy;
Cleveland & Pittsburg RR; Hudson & Manhattan
RR; Morris & Essex RR and others. 43 different.
Mostly IC, VF+. Should be seen. [47] Est. 75-125
477
A Nice Assortment of Unissued Rail Shares.
Alleghany & Bellevue; Buffalo & Susquehanna RR;
Chicago, Rock island & Pacific Rwy; Consolidated
Traction (2 types); Denver & Salt Lake Rwy Tunnel;
Duquesne Traction; Fort Pitt Traction (2 types) and
others. 39 different. A useful and very colorful group.
Average EF, but a few have minor corner folds, etc.
Should be seen. [48]
Est. 150-250
478
Southern Railroad Shares.
1-2) Alabama Great Southern RR (AL), 1906. Orange. IC. VF+; 1942. Brown. IC. EF+.
3) Chattanooga, Rome & Southern 1898. Brown. IC.
VF+, stub over left border.
4) Columbus Southern Rwy, 1890. Green. Train. IU.
VF+, stub over left border.
5) Dublin & Southwestern RR (GA) 1905. Eagle.
Gold seal. IU. EF.
6) New Orleans, Great Northern RR (LA, MS), 1913.
Violet. Train. IC. VF+.
7) Southern Rwy, 1919. Red. Train. IC. EF. [7]
Est. 100-150
479
Shares With Imprinted Revenue Stamps.
1) Boston & Worcester RR (MA), 1866. 5 shs. Common. Red RN-T3. IC. VF.
2) Similar, 1867. Orange RN-T4. IC. Trimmed just
up to left border, otherwise VF.
3) Chicago & South Western Rwy (IA), Common,
18__. 100 Shares. Green borders. Orange RN-U1.
UC. AU, pinhole. [3]
Est. 100-150
480
Colorful Rail Share Grouping from 1920s 1930s.
Includes Allentown RR; Baltimore & Ohio (3 types);
Belt Rail Road & Stock Yard; Beech Creek RR;
Boston & Albany R R; Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
Rwy; Boston Elevated Rwy; Boston RR Holding;
Clearfield & Mahoning Rwy and others. 39 different.
Most are issued and canceled, and average VF+. [41]
Est. 150-250
481
Railroad Shares With Impairments, Mostly Issued.
Includes Columbus Southern Rwy; Bald Eagle Valley
R R; Connecting Rwy; Continental Passenger Rwy;
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville RR; Northern Security Oil & Transportation and others. Almost all are
different. Most of the problems are minor, and this lot
should surely be examined. Sold as is. [19]
Est. 100-150
482
Railroad Certificate Grouping.
1-3) Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio RR. (VA), 1871, on
pink paper. IU. VF+.
4) Sheet of Charleston Gas Light Co. transfers, 18571858. Age toned VF.
5) Baltimore & Ohio RR Co (NY), 10 shs, 1894. IC.
VF+.
6) New York, Pittsburgh & Chicago Railway Co
(NY), $1000. 1881. Green. Series A. Train. VF. [6]
Est. 30-50
483
Railroad Certificates Signed by William Mahone.
1) Atlantic Mississippi & Ohio RR. 1870. 3 shs. IU.
Trimmed into the left border, otherwise VF.
2) Similar. 1871. $1000. IC. Edge split, and heavy
POCs, otherwise VF.
3) Similar. 1874. $60. IC. Some bleed through from
endorsements, else VF.
4) Norfolk & Petersburg RR (VA), 1867. $100.
Train. Red $100. IU. Small piece out of top margin,
else VF+.
5) 1868. 2 shs. Large piece out of right side, otherwise
VF+.
6) Virginia & Tennessee RR (VA), 1870, 5 shs,
No.1731. Piece out at left, else VF+.
7) South Side Rail Road Co (VA), 1870, 16 shs,
No.865. Piece out at bottom left, else VF+. [7]
Est. 100-150
484
Southern Railroad Shares.
1) Greenville & Columbia RR (SC), $20 shares,
Columbia, 185(8), #1463, signed by Thomas C.
Perrin as president, train top, state arms left with two
portraits of unidentified men, show-through from
transfer on verso, remnant of stub at left, paste stain
right, reinforcement to upper left corner, but about
VF. Thomas C. Perrin earned a place in history when he
became the first man to sign South Carolina’s Act of Secession in November 1860; it was at his home, too, that
the Confederate cabinet held its last meeting in 1865.
2) Mississippi & Missouri RR (IA), $100 shares,
18(55) #118, signed by John A Dix as president,
Indians watch train. Pen and punch cancels affecting
one letter of signature, stub attached left, edge wear,
folds, VF+. John A. Dix (1798-1879) served as US Secretary of the Treasury, US Senator and Governor of
New York; he was also a Union general in the Civil
War, preventing Maryland from seceding and quashing the NY draft riots.
3) Paducah Union Depot (KY), $100 shares,
18(88), #10, signed by John Echols as president,
ornate borders, heavy pen cancel, otherwise, VF+.
John Echols (1823-96) was a general in the Confederate
Army during the US Civil War. [3]
Est. 60-90
Shipping & Transportation
485
485
American Submarine Co. (NY) 1870. 500 shs. New
York state arms, sailing ship at left, red seal. Trimmed
tightly at bottom, ink endorsement on front, else
VF+. General Burnside was involved with this company.
It searched for sunken treasure off the coast of Venezuela.
(photo)
Est. 50-75
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486
486
North American Land (PA) 1795. 2 shs. No.495.
Signed by Robert Morris, signer of the Declaration of
Independence. Known as the ‘financier of the American Revolution;” founder of the Bank of North
America; one of the original US Senators from Pennsylvania; risky land speculation destroyed his fortune,
and he died a pauper. Also signed by secretary “James
Marshall.” With the North American Land Company,
Morris and his partners hoped to multiply their fortunes
selling 4 million acres they had acquired cheaply. Settlers’ payments came in too slowly to cover taxes and
loans that came due, forcing Morris into bankruptcy
and debtor’s prison. A decent example, with just a trace
of ink erosion in the bold Morris signature. Uncanceled, and very desirable as such. Some right edge
roughness and toning, otherwise VF+. (photo)
Est. 400-600
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North American Land (PA) 1795. 2 shs. No.481.
Signed by Robert Morris, signer of the Declaration of
Independence. Known as the ‘financier of the American Revolution;” founder of the Bank of North
America; one of the original US Senators from Pennsylvania; risky land speculation destroyed his fortune,
and he died a pauper. Also signed by secretary “James
Marshall.” With the North American Land Company,
Morris and his partners hoped to multiply their fortunes
selling 4 million acres they had acquired cheaply. Settlers’ payments came in too slowly to cover taxes and
loans that came due, forcing Morris into bankruptcy
and debtor’s prison. An excellent example, without any
ink erosion in the bold signatures. Uncanceled, and
very desirable as such. EF. (photo)
Est. 500-750
489
489
North American Transportation and Trading Co
(IL), $100 shares, capital stock, 19(00), #B776,
signed by Michael Cudahy as president, train on
causeway in front of busy lake with white mountain
in distance, green, 50-cent battleship revenue stamp
upper right, about very fine+. This company was
formed to provide transportation to Alaska during the
Yukon Gold Rush and to break the monopoly of the entrenched Alaska Commercial Company. (photo)
Est. 150-250
490
Orinoco Steam Navigation of New York (NY),
One $1000 share, 1851-55, laden cart and paddlewheel, allegorical women bottom, semi-nude figure
in shell, black with red underprint, one with ink erosion from heavy pen cancels, otherwise all about VF+.
[7]
Est. 250-350
488
488
North American Land Co. (PA) 1795. Philadelphia. 3 shs . #541. Signed by Robert Morris as president and James Marshall as secretary. Counterfoil
at left, on laid paper, uncanceled, very strong appearance. Previously framed, and then dismounted, with
some minor splits and tape remnants where the original mounts were; otherwise VF.
North American Land speculated on and developed
lands given by a grateful Congress to Robert Morris, who
had helped finance the Revolution. The company failed,
and, Morris, the “financier of the American Revolution” and signer of the Declaration of Independence
found himself in debtor’s prison. (photo)
Est. 250-350
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Land and Improvement Shares.
Iron City Land (PA) 1871. Train, canal scene. IU.
VF+, but the top margin is a bit rough; Iron Belt Land
(TN) 1891. Blue. 1878 Morgan Dollar in gold. IU.
EF; Seminole Land & Investment (VA) 1909. IC.
VF+; Orchard Park Land (MI) 1921. IU. VF+;
Tacoma improvement (VA) 1890(2). Both IU. Both
EF. [6]
Est. 30-50
494
Bridges, Canals, and Transportation. Interesting
group, including Baring Cross Bridge Co (AR) 1908
black with red seal, Columbia Wagon Co (PA) 1916
black, Coraopolis and Neville Island BC (PA) unissued 189_, Louisville Bridge Co 1883-1904 black (2,
different styles), Manheim & Lebanon Plank & Turnpike Road Co transfer 1857 blue paper, Morris Canal
and Banking Co transfers 1860 (2), New York and
New Jersey BC of NY $1000 bond red, Pennsylvania
Canal Co $1000 bond 1870 black and blue, Schuylkill
Navigation Co transfer 1883, United States Car Co
(NH) 1881 green with gold underprint, and Yellowstone Park Transportation Co unissued 19__ black
and yellow; VF-EF. [13]
Est. 75-125
495
Transportation, General Motors Corp., 1968; Harrisburg, Carlisle & Chambersburg Turnpike Road
Co., 1819; Pan American World Airways, Inc., 1977;
Pennsylvania Canal, 1870, Sperry Corp., 1954;
United States Lines, Co., 1947. All mostly VF-XF.
[6]
Est. 60-90
496
Trio of Shipping & Navigation Shares.
Camden & Philadelphia Steam Boat Ferry (PA) 1889.
Ferries, cattle. Cut out cancel through signature, otherwise crisp and clean; The Long Dock Company
(NJ) 1921. Beautiful harbor scene, left end panel.
VF+; Utah & Salt Lake Canal (UT) 1897. VF. [3]
Est. 60-120
497
North Eastern Shipping & Navigation Grouping.
Pavonia Ferry (NJ) 1930; Lake Keuka Navigation
(NY) 1914; Schuylkill Valley Navigation & RR (PA)
1846; Lehigh Coal & Navigation(2) 1867 and 1871.
All VF to VF+. Also included are four others, unissued. [9]
Est. 60-120
498
Mostly Transportation Certificate Grouping
Southern Railway Co (VA) $10,000 First Consolidated Mortgage Bond, 1894, #00000, Specimen,
brown, trio of allegorical figures flanked by two allegorical women, left and right. Fancier than most.
POCs in signature blocks, stub at left. VF+.
Also includes Boeing Airplane 1934 1/4 Share IC
plus 1960 check; Pan American World Airways 1964
IC; Chattanooga Terminal Rwy 1893 IC; and Paramount Pictures 1963 IC. Mostly VF+. [6]
Est. 100-200
491
491
492
Philadelphia & Lancaster Turnpike Road (PA),
One share, 1795, #1025, signed by William Bingham as president. Conestoga wagon approaching toll
gate. This is the first use of an engraved vignette on an
American share certificate, embossed seal, folds, a nice
VF. (photo)
Est. 500-750
Nice Shipping Assortment.
1-2) Boston, Newport & New York Steamboat (MA),
$1000 shs, 1864 and 1865, steamship. Both IC. 1864
with light stain, otherwise both VF+.
3) Sea Island Steamboat (SC), One $500 share,
Charleston, 1881, steam boat, IC. VF. This company
ran steamboats to Edisto Island, off the Charleston coast,
which remains a popular vacation spot.
4-5) American Dredging Co (PA) 1892. Steamship.
Dredges. IC. Both VF+.
6) Alabama Barge & Coal (CT) 190_. UU. EF.
7) Boston Wharf 1928. IC. VF+.
8) G. Brewer and Co, Ltd 1927. Missionary packet.
IC. VF+.
9-11) Cunard Steam-Ship Co Ltd (UK) 1925, one
each blue, brown, and red. IC. VF+.
12-13) Detroit & Cleveland Navigation (MI) 1927,
blue, & 1932 orange. IC. Both VF+.
14) Hovermarine Corp (PA) 1973. IC. Staple holes,
else EF.
15-16) International Mercantile Marine (NJ) 1919 &
1935. IC. VF+.
17) Marine and River Phosphate (SC) 1883. Sailing
ship. IU. Small stain, else VF+.
18) Old Colony Steamboat (MA) 1890. Steamboat.
IC. VF+.
19) Seatrain Lines, Inc 1970. IC. VF+.
20-24) United States Lines (NJ) 1943-49. IC. VFVF+. [24]
Est. 75-125
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504
Kona-Kau Telephone and Telegraph (HI), $25 shs,
1907-12. Original capitalization. One heavily canceled. VF or better. [11]
Est. 100-150
505
Kona-Kau Telephone and Telegraph (HI), $25 shs.
Most are 1913. IU. VF or better. [11]
Est. 150-250
506
Hawaiian Telephone Collection.
1) Hawaiian Bell Telephone (Kingdom of Hawaii)
1888. 90 shs. Honolulu. Tropical vignette. IC. FineVF, Stub stain, left.
2) Hawaii Telephone (Kingdom of Hawaii) 1922.
Hilo. IU. Pinholes, otherwise EF.
3) Mutual Telephone. 1889. Similar to item #1. IC.
Stub stain, left, ink cancels, else VF+.
4) Hawaii Telegraph & Telephone (Hawaii Territory)
1909. Green. IC. VF+.
5) Hilo & Hawaii Telephone & Telegraph (Kingdom
of Hawaii) 1912. IC. Heavy crayon, else VF+.
6) Maui Telephone (Kingdom of Hawaii) 1889. Numerous cancels, stub pasted, else VF. [6]
Est. 100-200
507
Nice Telephone Share Selection. [8] A collection of
better telephone shares, includes: Bankers & Merchants Telegraph, 100 shs, 1884; Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph, 1 share, 1884; same as previous,
2 shares, 1903, different vignette; Grey Telephone Pay
Station, 20 shs, 1954; Mexican Telephone, 10 shs,
1882, signed by F.M. Delano; People’s Mutual Telephone, $100 6% Gold Bond, 1898, IU; Southern Bell
Telephone & Telegraph, $1000 Forty-Year 3% Debenture, 1939; and Waterbury Automatic Telephone, 4
shs, 1905.
Est. 100-150
508
Telephone & Telegraph Group. [16] A nice group
that features: International Telephone & Telegraph
(MD) 1948; Marconi Wireless Telegraph (NJ) 1913;
Mexican Telegraph (NY) 1882, signed by F.M. Delano; Porto Rico Telephone (DE) 1915; Telepost
(NY) 1913; Waterbury Automatic Telephone (CT)
1904; and 10 others.
Est. 50-75
499
499
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company (NY), SPECIMEN. Capital Stock certificate, 19_, share counter
flanked by steamship and train, Benjamin Franklin at
left and woman with telegraph machine and children
at right, brown, ABN, EF+. (photo) Est. 200-300
500
500
Hilo and Hawaii Telephone and Telegraph (HI),
$25 shs, 1880s. Shield in top border. Stubs lightly
pasted. IC. Average VF+. [31] (photo)
Est. 500-750
501
1906-07. Blue. Capitalization and stock value reduced
to $15,000. With stubs attached. IC. VF or better.
[10]
Est. 150-250
502
1906-07. Stubs attached. IC. VF or better. [10]
Est. 150-250
503
1907-12. Capitalization 25,000. A few voided. IC.
VF or better. [11]
Est. 100-150
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China: 1919 6% 2-Year Secured Gold Loan Treasury Notes, $1000 bond, #488, vignette of pagoda at
top, orange and black, printed by the American Bank
Note Company, with coupons, small tear at top right
corner just into border, otherwise VF+.
Est. 100-150
510
Euro Disneyland. (France) All with coupons 10-18
attached. Mostly EF, with “Nouvelle denomination”
rubber stamped on the fronts. [14]
Est. 75-125
511
Ford Foreign Motor Companies. 40 shares, 1930,
all blue, IU. VF+.
Est. 75-125
512
“La Giralda” S.A. (Tampico, Mexico) 1916, 100
shares, brown and blue, coupons at side.
Est. 40-50
513
International Bond and Share Assortment.
International Railways of Central America 1939. IC;
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba 1927 IC; Belgian National Railways 1931. IC; Vinos Gasificados Blanxart
(Spain) 1916. IC; Societe Generale Des Comptoirs
Franco-Africains 1925. IC; Societe des Mines D’Or
de Kilo-Moto (Belgian Congo) 1944. IU. Mostly
VF+. [6]
Est. 60-90
514
International Stock & Bond Collection, from allegorical to ornate border including Railroads; Mining:
Murchie Extension Gold(10); Uranium Shares(5) Climax Group(7); New York & British Guiana(2); Universal Silvers(14); Consolidated Metals(21); Oils:
California Diamond Oils(7); others — Fibrous Research (6) etc. Some checks. Otherwise little duplication. Should be seen. [180+]
Est. 100-150
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Lots 515-581
AUTOGRAPHS
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Adams, John Quincy Sixth President of the United States (1767-1848, served 1825-29); son of founder
President John Adams. Free franked address panel “J. Q. Adams,” completed in his hand, n.d. addressed
to Lemuel Humphrey Esq. / Boston or Weymouth / Mass.tts. Some light soiling does not impede free
frank, otherwise VG. (photo)
Est. 150-250
American Asylum for the Deaf Interesting series of letters, including an interesting ALS by George
Henry Loring, a deaf student at the Hartford American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, 4 full pages
(possibly with missing pages, though the writer’s style makes it unclear if he has simply skipped from one
sentence to another), 4to, January 27, 1818. He writes to an unidentified Hartford native in Washington DC that the school’s co-founder Laurent “Clerc...teaches the deaf and dumb, and they attend
and write on the slate every day...during 3 hours or 2 hours...Mr. Clerc always teaches the deaf
and dumb about the bible every Saturday...He gives Mr. [co-founder Thomas Hopkins] Gallaudet
some signs for teaching his 7 pupils....You may tell [US Senator and Asylum benefactor Josiah
Quincy] about my character. My eye is blind, but one is not...I am little and deaf and dumb boy.
I am 11 years old. I was born in Boston...” With ALS from JL Skinner to Hartford pillar Nathaniel
Terry, 1 page, Washington March 22, 1819. He thanks Terry “together with your other fellow citizens, for the successful, very honorable manner, in which you have accomplished the object of their
wishes, in regard to the Connecticut Asylum. The Asylum...is one of those sublime refinements,
which belong to the social state in its highest improvements...” With a pair of letters from 1821
concerning the sale of land owned by the asylum in and near Tuscaloosa, Alabama. One 1821 letter with
partial fold splits, otherwise all VG. The American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb (now the American
School for the Deaf) was the first such institution to be successfully established in the country (a similar school in Virginia lasted for just a year). [4]
Est. 200-400
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Cartoonists: Newspaper Comics A nice collection of 15 autographs from newspaper comics. Includes
Original Drawing Signed by Brad Anderson with “WOOFS from Marmaduke”; “Crankshaft” and
“Funky Winterbean”cartoonist Tom Batiuk Original Drawings Signed (2) and TLS, (1); Mad cartoonist David Berg (1, head-foot self-portrait); “Tiger” cartoonist Bud Blake Original Sketches Signed
(3); “Hagar the Horrible” cartoonist Chris Browne Original Drawing Signed with “Georgeann!” at
left side; Mad cartoonist Jack Davis of “The Lighter Side” feature for the magazine Original Drawing
Signed with signed photograph of Davis (2); “Garfield” cartoonist Jim Davis Original Drawing Signed
with TLS (2); Bill Gallo ANS on illustration of “The Unsinkable Major Nouk” as the S.S. Yankees ship
and players sink, Ca. 1966; Animator of “Roger Rabbit” Steve Hickner Original Drawing Signed of
Roger Rabbit; New York Times Caricaturist Al Hirschfield Signature “Hirschfield” on 3” x 5” index
card, dated 11/3/92; “Beetle Bailey” cartoonist Mort Walker Original Drawing Signed of Beetle on
3” x 5” index card; and “Ziggy” cartoonist Tom Wilson Original Drawing Signed of Ziggy and his dog
looking up to the right. Generally Fine. [18]
Est. 100-200
Civil War: Edward Hatch Civil War Union general (1832-99); participated in Grierson’s raid into Mississippi; opposed NB Forrest in Tennessee; an Indian fighter after the war. ALS “Edward Hatch / Bt.
Major Genl. / USA,” 1-3/4 pages, 4to, St. Louis Depot, January 4, 1873. He thanks US Secretary of
War WW Belknap “for the kindness...in giving us this delightful station, also for the consideration
shown me...It is the hope of the Army as well as the Country at large, that you retain the present position...” in US Grant’s second term, which was to begin in March. Inlaid to slightly larger sheet.
Light toning, VG. Belknap did keep his position, but was successfully impeached in 1876 for corruption. (photo - page 60)
Est. 200-300
Civil War: David Hunter Union general (1802-86); put in charge of the Southern Department, he proclaimed the slaves in Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina emancipated, creating a furor in Washington;
defeated at Lynchburg by Jubal Early in 1864, after which he retired from the service. Choice Seminole
War-era Autograph Letter Signed “David Hunter / Paymaster,” 1 page, 4to, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
October 19, 1842. He writes Paymaster General Nathan Towson, “I have the honor to enclose you
my Monthly Statement for Sep. ‘42: also a letter, with its enclosure, for the Second Auditor of
the Treasury [none present]. I have made the payment here, and shall leave for Gibson [Arkansas]
tomorrow, if the Quartermaster has the transportation...” Partial separation at fold, small pin hole,
otherwise VG. Both Hunter and the Confederate general who would end his career, Jubal Early, served
in the Second Seminole War, another example of Civil War opponents who had been comrades-in-arms.
Est. 100-250
Civil War: Wesley Merritt Union general (1836-1910); led cavalry at Gettysburg; served with with
distinction under Sheridan in the Shenandoah and Appomattox Campaigns; superintendent of West
Point; led US ground forces in the Battle of Manila, becoming governor-general of the Philippines. Interesting ALS “W. Merritt,” 3 pages, 8vo, on stationery of the Grand Hotel, NY, June 16, 1891. He
writes an unnamed general that “I...would gladly underatake the work and try to do justice to the
life of my old Chief for whom my respect increases as time goes on, but I can promise nothing
this summer” because of his wife’s illness. He suggests Gen James H Wilson or Col Fred C Newhall instead. Even age-toning, VG. Merritt served in only one campaign alongside both James H Wilson and
Fred C Newhall; that was in the Shenandoah Campaign, leaving little doubt that the “old Chief” he refers
to is Philip H Sheridan, who had died in 1888. (photo - page 60)
Est. 200-300
Civil War: Collection Choice selection of items including an early Secession Letter, 2 pages, 4to,
Lynchburg, VA, April 30, 1861, lamenting how “War and all its demoralizing consequences reign
here. Troops throng the streets - and are as you well know many seeking the army are vicious &
careless of consequences and in fact crimes they suppose are to be tolerated such times as these.
Several murders in Baltimore other than the engagements with those troops have occurred, some
in Washington. Last week here as Senator [future President Andrew] Johnson of Tennessee passed
through he barely escaped with his life for his Union sentiments...” With three Soldier’s Letters
by Henry Caryl at Ft Marshall in Baltimore, August 10-September 14, 1864. He writes his mother and
sister in Charlestown, MA. There is little news from his position behind the front; his company drills in
the Maryland countryside, frightening locals who think a battle must be brewing; like so many soldiers,
he must combat illness and endure substandard food; he worries in the last letter that he will be sent to
New York to enforce the draft, but “I should rather go to the front when I fight I do not want my
head smashed with brick bats and paveing stones.” With a copy of the New York Times of May 29,
1863, with news of the ongoing investment of Vicksburg; Confederate forces reduced along the Rappahannock (said to be to stop their fishing, when in fact Lee’s forced had begun its swing around the
Union right that would end in Gettysburg, PA just a month later); and rebel shipping depredations. All
items VG. [5]
Est. 300-400
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Collection: Aviation Leaders / NASA A nice collection of astronauts and astronaut candidates, and
aviation executives, some signed on 3” x 5” cards over US postage stamps commemorating aviation,
space exploration, but also (as marked) with TLSs and SPs. Those designated with an asterisk (*) are
tipped to album pages. Group includes Norman Augustine, Joe Leonard, Robert Crandall, Dan McKinnon, Gordon Bethune, David Neeleman, Brooke Knapp, Hugo Eckner, Richard Branson, George
Mikelsons, Paul Mac Cready, George Luck, Lodewijk Van Der Berg, Reid Weisman, Mark Vande Hei,
Scott Tingle, Kate Rubins, Kjell Lindgren, Herb Kelleher and Colleen Barrett (2) (with TLS and ANS),
James Bell, W. James McNerney, Edward J. Daly* (with TLS), Jim Parker* (with ANS), John Young*,
Donald Burr*, Frank Lorenzo*(with TLS), Greg C. Johnson (SP), and Jack Fischer (TLS and SP). Lot
also includes (13) unsigned NASA official photographs of Space Shuttle Mission Crews from STS-26
through STS-41 (no STS-37, -39 or -40). All in Fine-Very Fine condition. [43]
Est. 300-400
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Collection: Classical Composers Choice group of Autograph Letters Signed, all in French, including operatic composer “J. Massenet,” (January 1, 1889, to American opera singer Minnie Hank, he is
happy “that my music is being interpreted by such a great artist.”); composer and critic “Ad. C. Adam;”
operatic composer Daniel “Auber,” (to Mr. Coste about arrangements for an audition; with portrait);
operatic composer “G. Charpentier,” (January 21, 1929, to a friend, about whether there will be rest
in the summer); Italian-born French composer “L. Cherubini,” (as director of the Paris Conservatory,
October 5, 1824, giving permission for a Mr. Emile Doux to be admitted to the classes of Mr. Baptiste
and Mr. St. Aubin; tipped to an 8vo sheet); operatic and ballet composer “Leo Delibes,” (mentioning
his ballet Sylvia); musician “Gaultier,” (August 1, 1771, to Mr. Favart, requesting a poem to set to
music); Romantic composer “Benjamin Godard,” (February 10, 1894, to an unnamed colleague about
a performance of his Trio (in G minor) and his “Aubade”); operatic composer “F. Halevy,” (March 22,
1851, sending a friend a box seat ticket to his opera La dame de pique); Bohemian pianist and composer
“I. Moscheles,” (June 1, 1822, telling a friend he would like to try out a piece with him for piano and
harp; and operatic composer “Ambrose Thomas.” File holes in Charpentier, partial fold separation at
edges of Godard, others with some soiling and usual light wear and toning, otherwise all VG. [12]
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Collection: Labor Leaders Large group of over 100+ autographs, most signed on 3” x 5” cards over
US postage stamps commemorating labor and industry, but also (as marked) with many TLS and SP.
Those designated with an asterisk (*) are tipped to album pages. Includes James R. Hoffa, John L.
Lewis, Cesar Chavez*; the ACTWU’s Joyce Miller (with TLS*) and Sol Stetin (SP); the ACW’s Jacob
S. Potofsky (TLS and SP); the AFL-CIO’s Moe Biller (with TLS*), Frank Bonadio (TLS and SP), William
Green (TLS), Paul Jennings (TLS and SP), Lane Kirkland (with TLS* and SP), George Meany (with 2
TLS and SP), Albert Shanker (with TLS* and SP), John Sweeney, and Richard L. Trumka* (with TLS*);
AFSCME’s Jerry Wurf (SP); the A of M’s William Winpisinger (TLS & SP); The ATU’s John M. Elliott
(TLS); the BLE’s PS Heath, RP McLaughlin (2), and CV Monin (with TLS); the BM&PIU’s Thomas
Murphy (TLS); the BSCP’s A. Philip Randolph; the IBT’s Ron Carey (signed twice, with TLS), Frank
Fitzsimmons (TLS and SP), James P. Hoffa, William J. McCarthy, and Jackie Presser; IBPAT’s AL “Mike”
Monroe (2, with TLS); ILGWU’s Sol Chaikin (TLS and SP); ILWU’s David Arian (with TLS), Harry
Bridges*, and James R. Herman (with TLS); the LIUNA’s Arthur A. Coia (with TLS*); the NFFE’s Nate
Wolkomir (TLS); the NMU’s Joe Curran (1, with SP); the OCAW’s BJ Schafer (TLS); the SIU’s Paul
Hall, the UAW’s Owen Bieber (with TLS*), Douglas Fraser (TLS and SP), Walter Reuther, Leonard
Woodcock (2 TLS and SP), and Stephen Yokich; the UFCW’s William H. Wynn (with TLS) and James
Suffridge; the UFW’s Dolores Huerta and Arturo Rodriguez(2 - one *, the other signature on stamp);
the UMWA’s WA Boyle (TLS*), Sam Church, and Arnold Miller (two, with TLS*); United Steelworkers’ IW Abel (with TLS), George Becker, and David J. McDonald; UTU’s GT Dubose (2); UTWA’s Ron
Myslowka(2); US Secretaries of Labor Peter Brennan, JD Hodgson, James P. Mitchell, William Usery*
and W. Willard Wirtz; and the unrelated signatures of steel executive Roger Blough*, Joe Famolare*,
and engineer OH Ammann*. With FDC signed by Moe Biller (5), Harry Bridges, David Dubinsky,
David I. McDonald, and Walter P. Reuther. Most are in Fine condition. [100+] (photo - page 60)
Est. 400-600
Collection: Literary (Spoken and Written) An assemblage of personages from the fields of radio, literary editing, journalism, etc. of (40+) autographs, most signed on 3” x 5” cards over US postage stamps
commemorating radio, communications, journalism, America and freedom of speech, but also (as
marked) with many TLS and SP. Those designated with an asterisk (*) are tipped to album pages. Includes Lawrence Spivak, Sam Levene, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Cynthia Tucker, George S. Kaufman, Herb
Caen, Robert L. Bernstein, Jason Epstein, Dave Pelzer, Michael Korda, Arianna Huffington, Gregory
Rabassa, Mike Burstyn, Eric Foner, Malcolm Forbes, George Gallup, Stephen Birmingham, David
Barsamian, Richard Peuear / Larissa Volkhonsky (1), Markos Zuniga, Robert Hollander, Fannie Hurst,
Dorothy Thompson, Clifford Odets, Lowell Thomas Sr, Erin Brockovich (TLS and SP), David Sedaris
(with TLS), Jim Platnick*, Hayden Carruth*, Mary Carter Smith (on newspaper), Abe Goodman*, Farley Mowat* (with TLS), Gay Telese (TLS), Ogden Nash* (TLS), Connie Chung (TLS), David Hockney* (additional stamp); Radio HO Famers: Include Michael I. Gartner, Frank Stanton, Casey Kasem,
Himan Brown, Norman Corwin, J.P. McCarthy, Bob Edwards and Ira Glass (NPR), and Orion Samuelson. With (2) FDCs signed by Malcolm Forbes Jr. All in Fine condition. [40+]
Est. 200-300
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Collection: Pulitzer Prize A choice collection of 129 signatures, most over stamps commemorating
Joseph Pulitzer, of winners in all categories of the United States’ top literary and journalism award. Includes beat reporters Deborah Blum, David Freedman and James Mitzelfeld (together), Linda J. Greenhouse, Paul Ingrassia, Robert Keeler, Gretchen Morgenson, David Shribman, Diane Sugg, and Joseph
B. White (together); biographers Debby Applegate, Kai Bird, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Joan Hedrick,
David McCulloch, and Edmund Morris; cartoonists Nick Anderson, Tony Auth, Bruce Beattie, Stephen
P. Breen (2), Paul Conrad, Walt Handelsman, Jack Higgins, David Horsey, Dick Locher, Craig MacIntosh, Jeff MacNelly, Jimmy Margulies, Jim Morin, Michael Ramirez (2), Paul Szep, Ann Telnaes, Edmund Valtman, and Signe Wilkinson; commentary writers Jim Dwyer, Jim Hoagland, Steven Pearlstein,
Dorothy Rabinowitz, Eugene Robinson, Connie Schultz, and Cynthia Tucker; composer Steven Stucky;
critics Henry Allen, Gail Caldwell, Robert Campbell, Justin Davidson, Michael Dierda, Mark Feeney,
Robin Giuhan, Stephen Hunter, Joe Morgenstern, and Lloyd Schwartz; editorialists Rick Attic, Doug
Bates, John C. Bersia, R. Bruce Dold, Jeffrey Good, Cornelia Grumman, Maria Henson, Mark Mahoney, David Moats, Tom Philip, and Robert B. Semple Jr.; explanatory reporters Bettina Boxall, Julie
Cart, Gareth Cook, David Finkel, Laurie Garrett, Ron Kotulak, Usha Lee McFarling, Eric Newhouse,
Paul Salopel, and Mike Toner; feature writers Rick Bragg, Lane DeGregory, Sonia Nazarid, Barry Siegel,
Ron Suskind, Tom Wallman, and Damon Winter; fiction writers Edna Buchanan, Michael Cunningham, Richard Ford, Alison Lurie, James A. McPherson, N. Scott Monaday, Jane Smiley, and Anne Tyler;
historians Rick Atkinson, Louis Menand, David Moshinsky, Gene Roberts and Barbara Tuchman; international reporters Barry Bearak, John F. Burns, Richard Ben Cramer, John Darnton, Steve Fainaro,
Mark Fritz, Roy Gutman, Mary Jordan, Peter Kann, Nicholas Kristof, Kim Murphy, David Rohde, Serge
Schmemann, Mark Schoofs, Patrick Sloyan, and Kevin Sullivan; investigative reporters Lorraine Adams,
David Barston, Steve Berry, Brett Blackledge, Walt Bogdanich, Jeff Brazil, Gary Cohn, Craig Flournoy,
Seymour Hersh, Nigel Jaquiss, Clifford Levy, Dele Olojede, James R. Polk, Stephanie Saul and Biran
Donovan (together), and Susan Schmidt; local reporters Debbie Cenziper, Paul Giblin and David
Umhoefer; national reporters Jo Becker, Russell Carollo, William Dietrich (2), Alix J. Freedman, Mary
Ann Gwinn, Richard Maraniss, and Jeff Nesmith (together), Walter Mears, Allen Miller, James Risen (2),
George Rodrigues, Charlie Savage, Jeff Taylor and Mike McGraw (together), Kevin Sack, George T.
Walker, Eileen Welsome, and John Noble Wilford; nonfiction authors Herbert P. Bix, Steve Coll, Frances
Fitzgerald, Samantha Power, David McWhorter, Garry Wills, Lawrence Wright and Daniel Yergin; photographers Kevin Carter, Manny Crisostomo (2), Patricia Farrell, Deanne Fitzmaurice, Jerry Gay, Ken
Geiger and Bill Snyder (together), Carol Guzy, Adrees Latif, Robert McFadden, Ron Olshwanger, Daniel
Peterson, Matt Rainey, Steve Starr, Jack Thornell, Paul Watson, Stephanie Welsh, and Clarence Williams
III; playwrights David Auburn, Tracy Letts, Alfred Uhry, and Lanford Wilson; and poets John L. Ashberry, Stephen Dunn, Louise Gluck, Jorie Graham, Ted Kooser, Maxine Kumin, Stanley Kurtz, Paul
Muldoon, Charles Simic, William Snodgrass, Gary Snyder, Mark Strand, Henry S. Taylor, Peter Viereck,
Richard Wilbur, and Charles Wright. With a few accompanying TLS. About forty are on lightly gummed
album pages, but can be readily removed with a little care. Mostly Fine.
Est. 250-350
Collection: Technology Business Giants and Digital Pioneers A group of (62) of the top names in
the technology business and digital pioneers, most on 3” x 5” cards, the large majority Signed over US
postage stamps commemorating technology, includes several Turing Award winners. John E Warnock
(Adobe CEO), Sherry Turkle (MIT Professor), Jonathan Ive (VP Apple), John Horton Conway (Mathematician), Chris Anderson (Wired Magazine Founder), Morris Chang (Taiwan Semiconductor CEO),
Marc Andreesen (Netscape), Phillip Anschutz (Quest CEO), Rob Malda (Slashdot), Paul Allen (Vulcan
Computers CEO), Bill Fulkerson, Shawn Fannin (Napster), Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield
(Flicker Founders), Mitchell Kapor, Dorothy Denning (Information Security), Donald Knuth (Computer
Scientist), Thomas Kurth (Zoom Info), Sandra Kurtzig (ASK), Geraldine Laybourne (Cable TV), Scott
McNealy (Sun Micro CEO), Mary Meeker (Internet Analyst), Halsey Minor (CNET), N R Murthy (Infosys CEO), Ronald Nutt (Inventor / CTI Molecular Imaging), James O’Brien (Info Systems), Jorma
Olilla (Nokia Chairman/CEO), Carol Bartz (Yahoo! CEO 2009-2011), John Carmack (Computer
Games), Pamela Lopker (QAD Chairman), Drew Major (Volera Inc), John Opel (IBM President), Eckhard Pfeiffer (Compaq CEO), Miguel de Icaza (Software Programmer), Kris Pister (Smart Dust), Ping
Fu (Computer Tech), Robert W Pittman (MTV / AOL / Clear Channel), Dennis Ritchie and Kenneth
Thompson (C Programming), Alvin Rossman, Daniel Rus (Computer Science), Michael Saylor (Intelligence Software), Gary E. Gist (Forbes Chairman), Turing Awards: Francis Elizabeth Allen (1st woman),
Nandan Milckao, Leonard Adelman, Ronald L Rivest, Joseph Sifakis, and Robert E. Kahn (2). Generally in Fine condition. [62]
Est. 350-550
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Collection: Woman Writers A strong group of Signatures of modern novelists, journalists, and poets,
most signing over themed US stamps on 3” x 5” cards. Includes Diane Ackerman, Margaret Atwood,
Judy Blume, Jennifer Egan, Janet Evanovich, Susan Faludi, Sue Grafton, Germaine Greer, Mary Hemingway, Patricia Highsmith, Susan Isaacs, Tama Janowitz, Maxine Hong Kingston, Madeleine L’Engle,
Anne Perry, Marge Piercy, Annie Proulx, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Dorothy West, Naomi Wolfe, and dozens
more; generally in Fine condition. [58] (photo - page 60)
Est. 150-250
Collection: Writers Large group of Signatures if important modern novelists, poets, playwrights, and
journalists, most signed on 3” x 5” cards over themed US postage stamps. Includes authors Chinua
Achebe, Peter Ackroyd, Mortimer Adler (2), Jorge Amado, Paul Auster, David Balducci, Peter Benchley, Michael Crichton, Clive Cussler, Jaques Derrida, Dominick Dunne, James Ellroy, Howard Fast,
Jonathan Franzen, John Hersey, Carl Hiaasen, Don DeLillo, Frederick Forsyth, John Jakes, Neil Jordan,
William Kennedy, Jay McInerney (with ALS), Michael Ondaaje, Mario Puzo, William Safire, Isaac B
Singer, Nicholas Sparks, RL Stine, and Mark Van Doren; playwrights and screenwriters Alan Ayckbourne,
Steven Bochco, Paddy Chayefsky, Roddy Doyle, Horton Foote, Charles Fuller, Spalding Gray, Garrison
Keillor, Hanif Kureishi, Tony Kushner, Arthur Laurents, Norman Lear, Frank Mankiewicz, Terrence
McNally, Jonathan Miller, Neil Simon, Tom Stoppard, and Wendy Wasserstein; and poets Billy Collins,
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg, Robert Haas, Anthony Hecht, Robert Pinsky, and Robert Penn
Warren; with scores more. Mostly in Fine condition. [132] (photo - page 60)
Est. 750-1,250
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Collection: World Leaders and Politicians An exceptionally large collection of World Leaders, U.S.
Governors, Mayors and Other US Military, Cabinet and Staff. The collection has signatures signed over
themed US stamps on 3” x 5” cards and TLS from various offices on letterhead. Includes a large collection of cabinet secretaries and White House and Executive Department staff from the administrations of FDR through George W Bush, but chiefly from the time of JFK forward; all signed over stamps
on 3” x 5” index cards. Includes Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright, Lawrence Eagleburger, Colin
Powell, William P Rogers, and Edward R Stettinius; Secretary of the Treasury William E Simon; Secretaries of Defense Harold Brown, Frank Carlucci, Clark Clifford, William J Perry, and James R Schlesinger;
Attorney General William French Smith; Secretaries of the Interior William Clark, Thomas Kleppe (2),
Gale S Norton, Fred Seaton, Stuart Udall, and James Watt; Secretaries of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson,
Earl Butz, Mike Espy, Dan Glickman, Clifford Harlen, Richard Lyng, Ed Madigan, Ann Veneman, and
Clayton Yeuter; Secretaries of Commerce Don Evans, Barbara Franklin, Carlos Gutierrez, Robert Mosbacher, Peter G Peterson, and Maurice Stans; Secretary of Labor Kathy Higgins; and 30 other full cabinet officers and 45 undersecretaries, deputies, and subdepartment heads. With National Security Advisors
Sandy Berger, Anthony Lake, Robert McFarlane, John Poindexter, and Brent Scowcroft; Chiefs of Staff
James A Baker, John D Podesta, and Jack Watson; Press Secretaries James Brady, Marlin Fitzwater, Ari
Fleischer, Michael McCurry, Dee Dee Myers, Ron Nessen, and George Reedy, and many, many more.
An excellent opportunity to start a collection or to add to one already in progress. A veritable treasure
trove of material! Generally Fine.
A lot of this size and type is likely to contain some autopen or secretarial examples that have not been
identified; as such, it is sold as-is and potential bidders are advised to view it before the auction.[Please
Est. 2,500-5,000
contact our offices for a more complete list of names.] [500+]
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Collection: World of Creative Arts Accumulation A diverse group of autographs that span many subject groups, but an opportunity to acquire a starter collection of autographs or to enhance a current
one. Includes signed, loose stamps, Typed Letters Signed and signatures over thematic stamps on 3” x
5” cards. Categories include Architects, Chefs, Clown Hall of Famers, Hollywood, Illustrators, Music,
Orchestra Leaders, TV, Performers, Photography, Sculptors, and many more. A small sampling of these
great pieces: Victor Borge, Henry Winkler, Julie Child, Dagmar, John Calvert (“The Falcon”), Lloyd
Bridges, Jimmie Fidler, William Wegman, Lew Wasserman, Paul Prudhomme, and more. A truly spectacular group of autographs. Generally Fine.
Est. 1,000-2,250
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Collection: Worldwide Accumulation A diverse group of autographs that span many subject groups,
but a great opportunity to acquire a starter collection of autographs or to enhance a current one. Includes
TLS and signatures over thematic stamps on 3” x 5” cards. Categories include Animators, Cartoonists,
Educators and the Hoover Institution, Explorers, Journalists, Nobel Peace Prize recipients, Religion
and Civil Rights Activists, Women and Very Special People: Helen Keller, Bernard Baruch, Dr. Benjamin Spock, Jacques Y. Cousteau, Dr. Robert Ballard, G. Gordon Liddy, Carl Sagan, Thor Heyerdahl,
and many, many more. A fantastic collection of autographs that will provide many hours of discovery and
fun. Generally Fine.
Est. 1,000-2,500
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D. H. Shook Public Sale Notice - December 22, (18)98...4 Hd. Horses, Four Milk Cows, 13 Head
Spring Shoats, 700 bushels Corn in crib. 4 Tons of Hay, and multiple farm implements. Free Lunch at
Noon. The poster has been torn in half and retaped, along with some missing pieces, otherwise Good.
Est. 100-200
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Du Pont, Samuel F. Union Rear Admiral (1803-65); commanded the fleet that invaded Port Royal
[Hilton Head], South Carolina. Wardate Autograph Letter Signed “S F Du Pont,” 2 pp, Mar. 8,
1864, small 8vo, near Wilmington, Delaware, to Commodore Thomas Turner (1808-83) in Philadelphia. In part, he pens regarding looking foward to meeting and “the discussion of the interesting topics
to which you allude.” Mounting strips at margins of verso, light toning overall, otherwise VG. (photo)
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Eisenhower, Dwight D. Thirty-fourth President of the United States (1890-1969, served 1953-61);
Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Europe during World War II; Supreme Commander of NATO.
Fine Typewritten Letter Signed “D.E” as President, ¾ p, small 4to, on White House stationery but
written in Augusta, GA, 12/7/1956. Writing his friend and strong Republican supporter Russell B.
Stearns, president of National Food Products, he warmly explains that “A good friend of the National
Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon has made available to me a number of copies of a special medallion. Because of your association with that organization, it occurred to me that you might like to
have one...I hope the medallion will serve as a suitable keepsake of the 1956 political campaign...”
With original typewritten envelope. Very light offsetting from envelope, otherwise VG/F. Just a month
earlier, Eisenhower and VP Richard Nixon were re-elected in an electoral landslide. (photo)
Est. 200-400
Floyd, John B. Confederate general (1806-63); Governor of Virginia; Secretary of War under President
Buchanan; he served under Lee in the West Virginia campaign and was later ordered to Fort Donelson;
transferred command to General Pillow and made his escape from “Unconditional Surrender” Grant;
President Davis removed him from service but he was soon commissioned a Major General of Virginia
State troops; died in the field in August, 1863 as a result of exposure. Choice pair of Manuscript Letters Signed “John B. Floyd” as Secretary of War, 1/3 page and 1 page, 4to, Washington, May 22, and
November 19, 1858. The first is official notification of the appointment of “...Geo: C. Thomas, Esq...” to
a temporary clerkship in the Quarter Master General’s Office, ordering him to report for duty to Major
General Jesup. The second gives approval to James Bradbury of Augusta, Maine, about “the introduction of gas at Kennebec Arsenal.” First with overall age-toning and spotting, otherwise Good; second with one interior closed tear and edge war, VG. [2] (photo - page 60)
Est. 300-500
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French Revolution: Document Collection - A fascinating quartet of Documents Signed, all from the
later revolutionary period and the days leading up to Napoleon’s rise to power. Features a partly engraved Document Signed by Voulland, Legendre, and other members of the Committee of General Security, Paris, 30 thermidor, an II (August 17, 1794). The document concerns a petition from the minister
of the Republic of Geneva concerning two prisoners that the Committee has arrested who are being
held in Luxembourg. Just a month earlier, the Committee had secured the execution of Maximilien
Robespierre, bringing an end to the Reign of Terror and establishing its own somewhat more moderate
rule. With a beautiful partly engraved DS, 2 pages, 14 germinal, an 5 (April 3 1797), on stationery of
the 2nd Division of the Army of the North, from the president of the Council of War. Also with a document from the Municipality of Chaumont, Haute-Marne, 9 pluviose, an III (January 28, 1795); and
one from the 7th Military Division, 13 fructidor, an VI (August 30, 1798), requesting a military commander for the department. All in VG condition or better.
Est. 300-400
Fur Trade: [American Fur Company: Vanderburgh’s Death] Interesting autograph letter signed by
John Catron to Robert Campbell in St. Louis. He explains that “Wm. H. Vanderburg the clerk of the
American Fur Co. drew a Bill of Exchange on P[ierre] Chouteau Agt for said Company in favour of
George Ennis for the sum of $473.50...for furs my Brother [Minatree Catron] sold to the Am. Fur
Copy...with the instructions to pay me the money. Mr. Chouteau has refused payment and the Bill is returned protested...Ennis informs me that you had a draft or Bill...drawn by same Vanderburgh as clerk
of Am Fur Co on same Chouteau for a large amount” and wants to know if Chouteau protested that,
too. Vanderburgh had become one of the AMF’s top men in the Western Department, running its trapping operations with Andrew Drips. They had recently been chasing Tom Fitzpatrick and his men
through Blackfoot country. The day after this letter was written, Vanderburgh and a handful of trappers
were ambushed by about a hundred Blackfeet. He and one other man were killed. Vanderburgh’s body
was never found. (Image)
Est. 400-500
Fur Trade: [Campbell, Robert] Three very early letters to Campbell in St. Louis, all 1825, from business colleagues. The first, from Cape Girardeau, MO, is from James Keyte on April 30, sending goods
up the Mississippi on the Phoenix. Keyte writes again on May 9, this time from Wheeling, (now WV),
during a trip East. Because of low water, he will skip Pittsburgh, and will take the mail stage to Baltimore.
Keyte’s instructions to Campbell about their stores suggests that he is in the position of authority. Eventually Campbell would become one of the richest men in St. Louis.The third, from Philadelphia, is from
Robert Wiley on May 25, while he is apparently being visited by Keyte, who carried the letter back to
St. Louis. He reports that business is slow, and “nearly every species of merchandise has advanced in Value
in consequence of which country dealers have curtailed their orders.. A few years like the present would
convert the whole of you southern & western folks into nabobs...Your time is coming.” All letters suffer from condition problems.In 1832, Keyte would found the town that still bears his name, Keytesville,
Missouri. The year 1825 would later see Campbell’s first expedition to the Rocky Mountains, in the
company of Jedediah Smith of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company.
Est. 200-300
Fur Trade: Mountain Men Series of Books, “The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far
West,” LeRoy R. Hafen. Glendale, CA, Arthur H. Clark, 1965-72. 11 vols. 8vo, brown cloth with gilt
spine. All with Risvold label on front pastedown. These are in fine condition, almost as-new. [11]
Est. 500-750
George IV King of the United Kingdom (1762-1830, reigned from 1820); his father’s illness required
his regency from 1811 until George III’s death; though clever and talented, his excesses, his outdated
political stances, and his often cruel treatment of his estranged wife severely damaged his popular reputation. Grand Manuscript Document Signed “George R” as King, 1 page, on vellum, large oblong
folio, Windsor, September 20, 1825. Also signed by Foreign Secretary “George Canning.” George appoints Peter Lacroix “to be Our Consul at Nice, hereby giving and granting unto him full Power and
Authority by all lawful means to aid and protect Our Merchants and other Our Subjects...that has trade
to or reside at Nice.” Large wax and paper royal seal at upper left. With 1,15 revenue stamp at left. Some
stiffness and toning at folds, otherwise VG. George IV would make Canning Prime Minister in 1827,
but he would soon die in office, serving just 119 days, shorter than any other Prime Minister. (photo page 60)
Est. 250-350
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Griswold, Roger Governor of Connecticut (1762-1812); earlier, a US Representative noted as the first
to engage in brawl with another congressman in the House! Pair of Autograph Letters Signed “R:
Griswold” as Governor, 1 page, New Haven, CT, October 25, 1811, and Lyme, April 3, 1812. He
writes to Maj Nathaniel Terry, commanding the governor’s foot-guards of the state militia, asking in the
first “that you will be so good as to give me your opinion in detail respecting a uniform for the
Infantry...” In the second, he responds to Terry’s letter about a new state act authorizing “the Commandants of the companies of guards to recruit from Infantry companies...I have no doubt of the
expediency of authorising the guards to recruit from any Regiment of Infantry, you have my approbation to enlist the right men...” Both clean and VG. Terry would resign his post in 1813 and be
named a brigadier general in charge of all the state’s militia. [2]
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Harding, Warren G. Twenty-ninth President of the United States (1865-1923, served 1921-23), died
in office. Choice partly-engraved Document Signed “Warren G. Harding” as President, 1 page,
folio, Washington, April 25, 1922. He appoints “Jesse D. Moore...Marshall... eastern district of New
York...” Countersigned by Attorney General “Harry Daugherty.” Age-toned from lamination on the
verso. Coolidge, Calvin Thirtieth President of the United States (1872-1933, served 1923-29),
succeeding to the presidency upon the death of Harding. Choice partly-engraved Document Signed
“Calvin Coolidge” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, May 5, 1926. He appoints “Jesse D.
Moore...Marshall... eastern district of New York...” Countersigned by Attorney General “Jno. G. Sargent.” Age-toned and laminated on the verso. [2]
Est. 200-400
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Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964) Thirty-first President of the United States (1929-33) as the country was
overtaken by the Great Depression; overwhelmingly defeated for re-election; earlier served as U.S. Food
Administrator and Secretary of Commerce. Partly-printed Manuscript Document Signed “Herbert
Hoover” as President, 1 page, large folio, ca. 23” x 19”, Washington, May 16, 1930. Countersigned by
“Henry L Stimson” as Secretary of State. President Hoover appoints “Edward Mead of California....a
member of the Commission to study and report on the Conservation and Administration of the Public
Domain...” Intact seal at lower left. Age toning around edges and some wet paper wrinkling, otherwise
overall VF+ condition. (photo)
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[Johnson, Andrew]: Impeachment Tickets A pair of tickets, each admitting the bearer to the US Senate gallery, both 2.9” x 3.5”, one blue with black print for May 9, 1868, with matching stub stamped
“701,” the other yellow with orange print for May 13, with matching stub stamped “727.” Both lightly
soiled, with some edge rubbing, about VF+. [4] (photo)
Est. 300-500
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Johnston, Joseph E. American general (1807-91); the highest-ranking US officer to join the Confederacy; first commander of the Army of Northern Virginia until he was wounded and Robert E Lee took
charge; best known for his long strategic withdrawal against WT Sherman’s army in Georgia; after the
war, the two rivals became friends, and Johnston died after catching a cold at Sherman’s funeral. Very
early clipped Signature “J.E. Johnston / Bt. Capt Top’l Engrs.” on a1.3” x 4.25” sheet, undated but
ca. 1840. Johnston had been brevetted for his valor in the Second Seminole War in Florida, where in
1838 he had been wounded during a stint as a civilian. In Fine condition. (photo)
Est. 150-250
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Literary: Modern Writers Good group of 38 Autographs, mostly typewritten letters or autograph
notes, from major modern authors, journalists, publishers and editors, a number of them Pulitzer
prizewinners. A few, identified with asterisks (*), are tipped to album pages. Includes authors Jeffrey
Archer, Russell Banks (ALS), Barbara Taylor Bradford, Barbara Cartland, Jonathan Foer, Dick Francis
(ALS), Amy Hempel, Molly Ivins, Ira Levin, Phillip Margolin, Ann McCaffrey, Gloria Naylor, Belva
Plain, and Rupert Thomson; publishers Conrad Black* and Helen Gurley Brown (signature and TLS);
journalists Barry Bearak, Deborah Blum, Rick Bragg*, Alex J. Freedman*, Thomas Friedman, Bob Keeler
(ALS), Jane Bryant Quinn, David Rohde (ALS), and Kevin Sullivan; editors Jeffrey Good, Roy Gutman,
Jim Hoagland, Walter Mears, Kim Murphy, Howell Raines (with ANS*), Robert B. Semple, and Mike
Toner; and photojournalists Deanne Fitzmaurice (ALS), Carol Guzy (ALS), and Paul Watson (ALS).
Generally Fine. [38]
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Madison, James Fourth President of the United States (1751-1838, served 1809-17); primary author
of the United States Constitution. Partly printed Document Signed “James Madison” as President, 1
page, oblong folio, on vellum, Washington July 27, 1814. A land grant to John Ritter of Fairfield County
Ohio, for a quarter lot “the southeastern quarter of section Eighteen of township Fourteen in
range Twenty...” Also signed by Commissioner of the General Land Office Edward Tiffin. With wax and
paper seal, damaged. Fold wear, foxing, soiling, and toning, VG. Also included in this lot Monroe,
James Fifth President of the United States (1758-1831, served 1817-25); Secretary of State and Secretary of War under James Madison; earlier US Senator and US Minister to France and also to Great
Britain; Governor of VA; officer in the Revolution; protege of Thomas Jefferson. Partly printed Document Signed “James Monroe” as President, 1 page, vellum folio, Washington, 12/4/1823. A land grant
registered at Chillicothe in Ohio office, to Thomas Mathews of Pike County Ohio The East half of the
South East Quarter of Section Eight, in township Five, Range Twenty-one..” Also Signed by Commissioner of the Land Office, “George Graham”. Well soiled, stain in mid-lower center, especially at edges,
with some damage to land office seal, ink a little light but signatures clear, overall G/VG.
Est. 200-300
Music: Jazz and Blues Signatures of musicians and composers of America’s own original musical style.
All sign on 3” x 5” cards, most signing across music-themed stamps. Includes Benny Carter, Anthony
Davis, Richard Davis, Buddy De Franco, Willie Dixon, Dave Douglas, David Frishberg, Buddy Guy,
Jimmy Heath, Neal Hefti, Fred Hersch, Keith Jarrett, Charles Lloyd, Joe Lovano, Jackie McLean, Max
Morath, Houston Person, Joshua Redman, Lee Ritenour, Loren Schoenberg, Gunther Schuller, Herb
Snitzer, Mark Turner, and David Ware. Most in Fine condition. [24] (photo - page 76)
Est. 100-200
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Napoleon I - French Emperor (1769-1821, ruled 1804-15); emerging in the late stages of the French
Revolution, he would conquer or control most of continental Europe until his final defeat at Waterloo
in 1815. Manuscript Order Signed “Nap,” 1 page, 4to, Paris, March 3, 1809. He directs Minister of War
General Henri Clarke to reorganize fusilier companies in the Army of the Rhine at Strasbourg in order
to form a Battalion of March of the Fourth Battalion of the Army of the Rhine. These join grenadiers
and votigeurs that have already been assigned to that army, and will create a battalion alongside that of
General Nicolas Oudinot. In VG/Fine condition. Just a month after the emperor signed this order,
Austrian troops crossed into French-controlled Bavaria, initiating the War of the Fifth Coalition. After
initial Austrian successes against Napoleon’s disorganized subordinates, the emperor took charge of the
war, and won a costly but decisive victory at Wagram in July. General Oudinot’s bravery in the campaign
led to his being named a Marshal of France, and Austria ceased to be a threat to French control over EuEst. 1,000-1,500
rope. A choice one-page document ideal for prominent display. (photo)
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Napoleon I - Manuscript Document Signed “Nap” as Emperor, 1/2 page, 4to, the palace at Fontainbleu, October 13, 1810. With one (undeciphered) interpolation in his hand. Napoleon directs Minister
of War Henri Clarke, the Duc de Feltre, to “Order the 4th Regiment of Line that is in camp at Boulgone” into garrison duty. Follow-up note pinned to lower left corner. In VG/F condition. In late 1810,
Napoleon was reaching the height of his influence over Europe. Though England continued to thwart
him on the Iberian peninsula, France controlled Spain, Italy, the western German states, Switzerland, and
Poland; and made subordinate allies of Austria, Prussia, Sweden, and Denmark. Only when he dared to
invade Russia in 1812 would Napoleon face an overpowering enemy: the bitter Russian winter. A few
years earlier, Boulogne had been the staging point for the abandoned French assault on the emperor’s
Est. 1,000-1,500
most implacable foe, England. An excellent one-page document ideal for display. (photo)
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Napoleon I - Interesting Manuscript Document Signed “Nap” as Emperor, 1 page, 4to, Paris, November 20, 1810. He writes to his Minister of War, Henri Clarke, the duc de Feltre, about a letter Clarke
had forwarded from General Charles Louis Grandjean. Grandjean had suggested extraordinary maneuvers of infantry, cannon, and mortars, also involving the navy. In very good condition and deserving of
further research. General Grandjean had risen through the ranks steadily from the revolutionary period
through Napoleon’s reign, serving with distinction in Pomerania and Spain, including at the Siege of
Saragossa in 1808-9. He had two horses shot from under him at the Battle of Wagram, and would later
command a division in the Russian Campaign, where he held the garrison at Danzig that was compelled
to surrender. He is among the generals immortalized on the Arc de Triomphe. Another desirable oneEst. 1,000-1,500
page order, ready for display. (photo)
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Napoleon I - Letter Signed “Nap” as Emperor, 1 page, 4to, St. Cloud, June 18, 1811. He writes to Minister of War Henri Clarke, duc de Feltre, “On July 1st I should be able to dispose of the 5th and 6th Companies of Engineers...” He goes on to give instructions on the disposition of horses, tools, and transports.
Follow-up note pinned at lower left. In VG/F condition. 1811 was a time of relative quiet for Napoleon
after his victory in the War of the Fifth Coalition in 1809. However, the seeds of his first great failure
were already beginning to sprout, as his supposed supporter, Tsar Alexander I, abandoned Napoleon’s
continent-wide blockade of British shipping. Before long, a complete rupture between France and Russia would lead to Napoleon’s disastrous attempt to conquer his erstwhile ally, ending in the emperor’s
Est. 1,000-1,500
exile to Elba. A one-page letter ideal for display. (photo)
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[Napoleon I] Document Collection - A choice selection of eight Documents Signed from the
Napoleonic era, featuring a rare Autograph Document Signed by General Guillaume Marie Anne
“Brune” as a member of the Council of State, 1/2 page, on partly engraved stationery, Paris, 19 frimaire,
an X (December 10, 1801). He writes Minister of War Louis-Alexandre Berthier, transmitting a letter
from citizen Martigues (not present). Brume (1763-1815) and Berthier would both become Marshals
of the Empire after Napoleon’s coronation. With an exceptional DS by Denis “Decres” as Minister of the
Navy and the Colonies, Paris, 19 ventose, an 11 (March 10, 1803) to the Colonial Prefect of St
Domingue, Montgiraud, concerning financial matters. French control of St Domingue - now Haiti - was
already doomed, and Napoleon would sell Louisiana to the United States in April, divesting himself of
his American holdings. By the first day of 1804, Haiti proclaimed itself an independent nation. With a
DS of December 1799 from Jean Baptiste Girot-Pouzol of the Council of 500 to Minister of Finance
Chales Gaudin; and five other documents, 1800-08, on various civil and military matters. Condition is
in every case VG or better. A fascinating group perfect for the Napoleonic collector who relishes research
and discovery.
Est. 400-500
Native Americans: Photographs Trio of images from the era of the Indian Wars, including a cabinet
card Photograph of “Steps,” a Nez Perce who joined up with Sitting Bull, and who lost his right hand
and both feet to frostbite. Identified on verso as image #3 of a series by Bailey, Dix & Mead of Ft Randall, Dakota Territory. With a stereoscopic Photograph of coffins raised on tree trunks at the Yankton
Agency reservation, SD (damage to edges, dampstain). Also with a printed photograph of Gen George
Custer’s Crow scouts White Man Runs Him, Goes Ahead, and Hairy Moccasin, all on horses, printed
on a thin sheet, detached from mount (present). Steps image VG/F, others VG. [3] (photo - page 76)
Est. 400-600
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Photography: Carl Van Vechten - William Faulkner American photographer; critic; author; crime reporter; one of New York’s foremost music critics; retired from the news business and began writing to
avoid the pitfalls of sedentary sameness; quit writing to become a successful portrait photographer, capturing the noted celebrities of the day in a journalistic, uncompromising, dramatic fashion. His Photograph of “William Faulkner.” Image ca. 9-6/8” x 7-11/16” silver print format with blindstamp on
lower right, titled on verso by the photographer with reproduction stamp, negative number and date of
sitting: “December 11, 1954.” Essentially as made with trivial corner contact, extremely fine. (photo)
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Photography: Fort Abraham Lincoln Rare silver print Photograph by DF Barry, a 7” x 10” silver print
image of Ft Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory, a fantastic bird’s-eye view of the sprawling fort where
George A Custer and his doomed 7th Cavalry had its headquarters. With original mount, overall size 9.3”
x 12.8”. Inscribed in blind stamp on image surface and on mount, with Barry’s label and pencil identification on verso. The only known image showing the entire fort in wintertime. Staple holes toward
edges of mount, tiny photographer’s ink spots, but VG and quite clean and sharp. Eventually abandoned, the entire complex would be used by settlers as a source of building materials, and then souvenir
hunters took what remained. However, much of it has been rebuilt as a historical and recreational site.
(photo - page 76)
Est. 600-800
[Photography]: Lot of Six Stereo Views: New York City - Six halftone images, ca. 1900. South Street
Market, Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty, etc. Designed for use in stereoscope. Average condition of
all Fine-VF.
Est. 40-60
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Early US Ship’s Passport Collection
These passports were an important ship’s paper, kept aboard the ship during the voyage and deposited, along with the Registry Certificate, with the appropriate US consular authority anytime the vessel was in a foreign port. The document was
intended to protect the vessel from capture or destruction by proving American (nonbeligerent) ownership. American
crew members aboard the ships remained vulnerable to imprisonment, especially if they did not carry their own personal
protection certificate as proof of citizenship. These passports were cut in a scallop pattern at the top so that they could be
matched with the resulting stub, which the collector held. This was a means of preventing counterfeits.
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Madison, James (1751-1836) Fourth President of the United States. Attractive partly engraved Document Signed “James Madison” as President and “R Smith”as Secretary of State, 1 page, folio, on vellum, [Washington], April 16, 1811, #52 issued in Baltimore. Three-masted cargo vessel, top; harbor
scene with a lighthouse in the foreground with small ships and buildings in the background. A scalloptopped ship’s passport for the “Schooner Hotspur of Baltimore, James Knowles master or commander
of the burthen of “two hundred twenty six” tons...mounted with “four” guns navigated with “Eleven
men”. Countersigned for the State of “Maryland,” District of “Baltimore” and signed by customs collector, Ja. N. McCulloch Collt.” Seal of the United States at lower left. Document measures - 10 1/4”
x 15”, mounted under plexiglass, outside frame dimensions - 31” x 25”. Attractively framed and mounted.
Age-toned, with some small stains and edge and fold wear, overall VG. The “Hotspur” was built in Talbot County, Maryland in 1810. On July 14, 1811, registration #115, the Customs House Records show
that the “Hotspur” was registered with John Smith Hollins, John Hollins, Michael McBlair, Lewis
Hollingsworth, James Purviance, James Goodsing and Thomas Hatchings, all of Baltimore as the new
Est. 1,500-1,750
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Monroe, James (1758-1831) Fifth President of the United States. Attractive partly engraved Document Signed “James Monroe” as President and “Richard Rush”as acting Secretary of State, 1 page,
folio, on vellum, [Washington], July 16, 1817, #26 issued in Charleston, South Carolina. A scalloptopped ship’s passport for the “Ship Amphion of Hartford, Levi Goodrich master or commander of the
burthen of “three hundred and one 17/95” tons...mounted with “no” guns navigated with “thirteen
men”. Countersigned for the State of “So. Carolina” District of “Charleston” and countersigned by customs collector, “Simon Theus Coll.” Seal of the United States at lower left. Docketing on reverse - July
1, 1811, from the District and Port of Savannah (Georgia). It reads “...R. Halsey having taken the oath
required by law — is at present master of the within named vessel in liew of Levi Goodrich late master
[signed] Thomas F. Bond Dept. Coll.” Overall: 11 1/2” x 14 3/4”. Two minor areas of loss to text along
a crease, not affecting autographs. Overall minor soiling with typical creases, VF. (photo)
Est. 750-1,000
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Monroe, James (1758-1831) and John Quincy Adams (1716-1848) Fifth and Sixth Presidents of
the United States, respectively. Attractive partly engraved Document Signed “James Monroe” as President and “John Quincy Adams”as Secretary of State, 1 page, folio, on vellum, [Washington], September 14, 1821, #16 issued in Baltimore, Maryland. A scallop-topped ship’s passport for the “Brig
William Henry of Boston John G. Paine” master or commander of the burthen of “one hundred ninetyfour” tons...mounted with “no” guns navigated with “eight” men. Countersigned for the State of “Maryland” District of “Baltimore” and countersigned by customs collector, “Jas. McCulloch Coll.” With
original and intact government wax-seal impressed Seal of the United States at lower left. Docketing on
reverse states “Brig William Henry 194 tons.” Overall: 11 1/2” x 15”. Several spots of staining on back
of document, which soaked through to front side, not affecting autographs; typical creases present, VF.
Est. 1,000-1,250
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Jackson, Andrew (1767-1845) Seventh President of the United States. Attractive partly engraved Document Signed “Andrew Jackson” as President and “Louis McLane”as Secretary of State, 1 page, folio,
on vellum, [Washington], April 22, 1835, #7 issued in New Bedford, Massachusetts. A scallop-topped
ship’s passport for the “Barque Bramin Enos Pope” master or commander of the burthen of “two hundred forty five and 44/95” tons...mounted with “no” guns navigated with “eleven” men. State of “Massachusetts” District of “New Bedford”, countersignature of the customs collector is illegible. With original
and intact government wax Seal of the United States at lower left. Docketing on reverse - March 12,
1836, from the District and Port of New Bedford (Massachusetts). It reads “...[illegible] having taken
the oath required by law — is at present master of the within named vessel [signed] Samuel Williams ColEst. 1,000-1,250
lector.” Overall: 10 1/2” x 14 1/2”. Slightly faded, and minor typical creases present, VF. (photo)
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Tyler, John (1790-1862) Tenth President of the United States, who succeeded to the office upon
William Henry Harrison’s death in 1841. Attractive partly engraved Document Signed “John Tyler”
as President and “A.P. Upshur” as Secretary of State, 1 page, folio, on vellum, [Washington], November 11, 1843, #54 issued in New Bedford, Massachusetts. A scallop-topped ship’s passport for the “Ship
Corinthian of New Bedford John Minkley” master or commander of the burthen of “401 and 32/95”
tons...mounted with “no” guns navigated with “thirty” men. Countersigned for the State of “Massachusetts” District of “New Bedord” and countersigned by customs collector, “Rodney French Collector.” Seal of the United States at lower left. Docketing on reverse “...October 6th 1847 George W.
Armington having taken the oath required by law is at present master of the within vessel. [signed]
“...James Truman” and “...June 3rd 1851 Ansel N. Stuart...[signed] Wm. T. Russell collector.” Overall: 13” x 15”. Framed in simple wooden frame under plexiglass, outer dimensions measure: 18” x 20
1/2”, with area cut out of mat board to display docketing on the reverse of document. Minor and typEst. 1,000-1,250
ical creasing present, VF. (photo)
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Hayes, Rutherford B. Nineteenth President of the United States (1822-93, served 1877-81); his election was controversial, with Republican Hayes chosen over Democrat Samuel Tilden by a special commission to determine voting results from four disputed states; ended Reconstruction, alienating his own
party. Partly engraved Document Signed “R.B. Hayes” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, November 27, 1877. Also signed by Secretary of War “Geo. W. McCrary”. They appoint Ammon A Augur
(1852-1908) a second lieutenant in the 24th Regiment of Infantry. With blue War Department seal.
Recorded and signed in the Adjutant General’s Office, December 5, 1877. Piece out at bottom mid-left,
light age-toning, otherwise VF. Also includes Cadet Appointment Certificate of the United States Military Academy, #431, July 1, 1873, for Ammon A. Augur. Signed and dated by Secretary of War Wm.
Belknap on March 7, 1874. Also includes a mixed group of world currency, that may have been acquired during WWII: Belgium (2), France (5), Germany (10), Japan (20), Luxembourg (1), French
and German MPCs (2), a Greek coin (1) and 2 others. (photo)
Est. 200-300
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Hayes, Rutherford B. A second Partly engraved Document Signed “R.B. Hayes” as President, 1 page,
folio, Washington, December 28, 1880. Also signed by Secretary of War “Alex. Ramsey”. They appoint
Ammon A Augur a First Lieutenant in the 24th Regiment of Infantry. With blue War Department seal.
Recorded and signed by the Adjutant General’s Office, December 28, 1880. Minor age spot at right and
minor corner crumple, otherwise VG. (photo)
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Est. 200-300
566
566
Cleveland, Grover Twenty-second and twenty-fourth President of the United States (1837-1908, served
1885-89 and 1893-97); active in government reforms; earlier, Mayor of Buffalo and Governor of New
York. Fine partly engraved Document Signed “Grover Cleveland” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, January 21, 1895. Also signed by Secretary of War “Daniel S. Lamont”. They appoint Ammon
A Augur a Captain of Infantry. With blue War Department seal. Recorded and signed in the Adjutant
General’s Office, January 31, 1895. Usual folds, otherwise Extremely Fine. (photo)
Est. 300-400
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McKinley, William Twenty-fifth President of the United States (1843-1901, served from 1897); assassinated by anarchist Leon Czolgosz; Union soldier throughout the Civil War; Congressman from Ohio
1877-83 and 1885-91; Governor of Ohio. Fine partly-printed Document Signed “William McKinley” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, March 12, 1901. Also signed by Secretary of War “Elihu
Root.” They appoint Ammon A. Augur as a Major of Infantry effective February 28, 1901. With blue
War Department Seal. Recorded and signed by the Adjutant General, March 12, 1900. Minor staining
at upper left corner, otherwise Extremely Fine. (photo)
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Est. 400-600
568
568
Roosevelt, Theodore and William Howard Taft Twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh Presidents of the
United States; Taft had been Roosevelt’s Secretary of War and his hand-picked successor, but the two
clashed over Taft’s methods and goals; both entered the 1912 presidential election, effectively splitting
the Republican vote and ensuring victory for Democrat Woodrow Wilson. Exceptional partly engraved
Document Signed “Theodore Roosevelt” as President and “Wm. H. Taft” as Secretary of War, 1 page,
folio, Washington, December 15, 1906. They appoint Ammon A. Augur Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry, effective from the preceding July second. With blue War Department seal at lower left and secretary’s docket at upper left. Minor crumpling at lower corners, otherwise VG. Both signatures are
uncommonly clean, large and bold, making this an exceptional example. (photo)
Est. 600-800
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569
Roosevelt, Theodore and William Howard Taft Partly printed Presidential Document Signed
“Theodore Roosevelt” as President and “Wm. H. Taft” as Secretary of War, 1 page, horizontal folio,
Washington, July 6, 1906. They appoint Ammon A. Augur Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry, effective
from the preceding July second. With blue War Department seal at lower left and military secretary
docket at upper left. A companion piece to preceding lot, this appointment features an eagle with olive
branch and arrows with motto, rather than the ornately engraved military accoutrements on the previous documents. Some light age toning, minor edge chips, otherwise Fine-VF. (photo)
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Est. 600-800
570
570
Roosevelt, Theodore and William Howard Taft Partly printed Presidential Document Signed
“Theodore Roosevelt” as President and Wm. H. Taft” as Secretary of War, 1 page, horizontal folio, Washington, June 23, 1904. They appoint Robert Bailey Hewitt Second Lieutenant of Infantry, effective
from the preceding June fifteenth. With blue War Department seal at lower left and military secretary
docket at upper left. A companion piece to the following lot, this appointment features an eagle with olive
branch and arrows with motto. Some light age toning, minor edge chips, otherwise Fine-VF. Accompanied by R. Bailey Hewitt’s vellum “Graduate” certificate from the Manual Training High School,
Board of Education, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, May 24, 1899. Printed by the Union Bank
Note Co., K.C. Mo. Signed by various school officials. With gold foil seal with blue and yellow ribbons
attached. Minor age spots at top, otherwise Fine. (photo)
Est. 600-800
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Roosevelt, Theodore and William Howard Taft Partly engraved Document Signed “Theodore Roosevelt” as President and “Wm. H. Taft” as Secretary of War, 1 page, folio, Washington, December 20,
1904. They appoint Robert Bailey Hewitt a Second Lieutenant of Infantry, effective from the preceding June 15. With blue War Department seal at lower left with a few point missing and secretary’s docket
at upper left. Minor vellum toning and edge crumples throughout, otherwise Very Fine. Also includes
Hewitt’s Kansas City, Missouri Grammar School Promotion certificate, 1895; his US Military Cadet Appointment, signed by “Elihu Root,” 1900; and lastly, a Temporary Major of Infantry appointment, dated
February 1918, signed by the Assistant Secretary of War, B[enedict] Crowell. Average Good-VF. (photo)
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Est. 600-800
572
572
573
Taft, William Howard Twenty-seventh President of the United States (1857-1930, served 1909-13);
Chief Justice, U.S. Supreme Court (from 1921), the only ex-president to hold that position. Fine partly
engraved Document Signed “Wm H Taft” as President, 1 page, folio, Washington, May 24, 1911.
Also signed by Acting Secretary of War “Robert Shaw Oliver”. They appoint Robert B. Hewitt a First
Lieutenant of Infantry effective the 11th day of March. With blue War Department seal and secretary’s
docket at upper left. Seal has some missing pieces and damage. Yellow vellum age-toning at top, nibbling
and pieces out at right and upper left, however, does not impede the signature or the vignette illustration at bottom. VG-Fine. (photo)
Est. 200-400
[Roosevelt, Theodore] Partly printed legal document of the Election of Candidate from the Progressive Roosevelt Party during the Primary Election, Ca. 1913. A certification by John F. Crosby, County
Clerk of Hudson County, New Jersey that “Conrad J. Dankoskey” was duly elected as the candidate to
be voted for in the 1913 General Election. 1 page, legal folio, dated September 27, 1913 [original
printed date of October 1911 has been crossed out], red embosed seal at lower right. Yellowing of paper,
minor upper left corner fold, splits at right and left edge, otherwise Fine. An interesting glimpse at the
Primary process at the turn of the 20th century.
Est. 75-125
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575
576
Rosenberg Spy Case: Sobell and Meeropol Unusual group of Typewritten Letters Signed, 1972-74,
all to collector Dr David Marcus of Palm Springs, CA, by men associated with the case of convicted
spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were found guilty of stealing secrets of the atomic bomb for the
Soviet Union. The Rosenbergs were sentenced to death and executed in 1953. The verdict, especially
in the case of Ethel Rosenberg, was and remains controversial. The earliest is by songwriter and poet
“Abel Meeropol” (1903-86), 1-1/4 pages, 8vo, South Miami, FL, January 15, 1974. Meeropol, best
known for his poem “Strange Fruit,” which became the basis for the song, had adopted Michael and
Robert Rosenberg after their parents’ execution in 1953. He encloses (not present) “some material...regarding the Rosenberg case...Also...a statement regarding the substance of the suit against
Louis Nizer [who had written a book supporting the Rosenbergs’ guilt] which the attorney for my
sons, Michael and Robert...has made available...There is a paper-back book about the frame-up
of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg...entitled INVITATION TO AN INQUEST...” A few days later he
sends a brief three-line letter, signed this time as “Lewis Allen,” his pen name, with an enclosure (not
present) regarding the lawsuit. With two letters signed “MS” by Morton Sobell (born 1917), who was
convicted along with the Rosenbergs but received a 30-year sentence rather than the death penalty. He
tells Dr Marcus that he cannot send his autograph, for he considers “autograph collecting infantile.”
In one of the letters, he adds, “I am sorry that you cannot see the difference between autographing one’s work and autographing an empty piece of paper.” In very recent years, Sobell has admitted to being a Soviet spy and has made it clear that Julius Rosenberg was also guilty; Ethel’s level of
involvement remains uncertain. [5]
Est. 150-250
Scott, Winfield American soldier (1786-1866); gained national fame for his heroics in the War of 1812;
General-in-Chief of US forces from the Mexican War through the early Civil War; presidential candidate
in 1840 and 1852. Early Autograph Letter Signed “Winfield Scott” while Brigadier General, 1-1/2
pages, 4to, “Head Qrs. Eastern Dept. / New York,” February 4, 1823. He informs his friend H[ugh]
Brady that “I have this moment received the official information (in the new army list) of your promotion to the rank of brigadier general. As an old brother soldier, I take the liberty of felicitating you on the event. Altho’ the rank has been delayed many years after it was fully merited, I trust
it will give you as much pleasure, as the news will afford to your many friends...” Age-toned, with
chipped and slightly torn left margin, partial mounting strip at left edge, otherwise in very good condition. Hugh Brady had commanded an infantry regiment under Scott at the Battle of Lundy’s Lane in
the War of 1812. He was brevetted Brigadier General on July 6, 1822, for ten years of service in one
grade, and in May 1848 was brevetted Major General for meritorious conduct. (photo - page 76)
Est. 300-400
Sweden: Oscar II King of Sweden (1809-1907, ruled from 1872, King of Sweden and Norway until
1905); a respected mediator in international disputes; considered personally responsible for the peaceful separation of Norway into an independent kingdom. Manuscript Letter of State Signed “Oscar”
as King, in Swedish, 1/2 page, folio, Stockholm, June 19, 1905. He happily announces the marriage of
“Prince Oscar Frederik Wilhelm Olav Gustav Adolf of Sweden and of Norway...to...Princess Margaret Victoria Augusta Charlotte Norah of Great Britain...” Countersigned by Minister of Foreign
Affairs “A. Gyldenstolpe.” In fine condition. With translation in French. With historic Typewritten
Document Signed by Minister of Foreign Affairs Frederik “Wachtmeister,” in French, 1-1/4 pages,
folio, Stockholm, October 26, 1905. He announces to the foreign minister of Bolivia that “In consequence of the events of June 7 in Norway, and the decision, made by the authorities in Sweden,
to give their consent, under certain conditions intended to safeguard the honor and the interests
of Sweden, to the dissolution of the Union existing since 1814...the King has just promulgated
a law carrying the repeal of the Act of Union and recognizing Norway as a completely separate
State from Sweden...” Binding holes at left, otherwise in very good condition.
Est. 250-350
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578
579
Sydney, Thomas Townshend, Viscount English politician (1732-1800); Secretary at War and Home
Secretary; namesake of the Australian metropolis. Interesting political content Autograph Letter Signed
three times, once as “Sydney” and twice with the initial “S,” 2-1/2 pp, 4to, Tottenham Park [London,
home of the Earl of Ailesbury], October 10, 1788. He informs “My Dear Jack” [undoubtedly his son,
John Townshend] that he knows no one to recommend for an appointment, as “Sr. C[harles] Barrow’s
sudden termination of a long illness has disconcerted matters, & Sir G. Paul has got the start. I
have thought it adviseable to send your letter or an extract of it to Mr. [Prime Minister William]
Pitt...I am quite in the dark myself...” After advising him to not “engage yourself lightly,” he explains
that he has gotten the Receivership of the County of Gloucestershire for Sir William Guise. The following page and a half are filled with lengthy postscripts, wondering if someone can be found “of the
County, that will stand upon the right Interest, or is there no compromise to be made against a
general election?” and trying to track down whether Jack is in Bath or Gloucester. Paper clip stains on
first page, soiling to second page, minor edge and fold wear, otherwise VG. Sir Charles Barrow would
die early in 1789. His place in parliament was filled by John Pitt, a Tory, which suggests that Sydney, a
Whig, was unable to get an appointment of someone with “the right Interest”.
Est. 200-300
Theater: Michael Redgrave and Family Acclaimed English actor and producer (1908-85); known best
for his theatrical work; his daughters Lynn and Vanessa Redgrave, and Vanessa’s daughters Natasha and
Joely Richardson have all made their mark in film. A wealth of correspondence: 9 Autograph Letters
Signed, 46 TLS, an ANS and two DS, signed various ways, most on his imprinted stationery, various
places (mostly London), 1948-73. All are to New York lawyer Arnold Weissberger. Many with great
content, as Redgrave critiques his own work. He mentions A Month in the Country, A Woman in Love,
The Astonished Heart, Hamlet, Henry IV, The Tempest, Horatio Hornblower, Juliana, Antony and Cleopatra, Hedda Gabler, My Fair Lady, Out of Bounds, La Boheme, Gaugin, and many others. In 1949, he
notes: “a great advantage that we have in London as compared with New York - that we can put
on plays which obviously have a limited appeal and expect to get our costs back in a few weeks...”
After his 1948 New York debut in the role of Macbeth, he reflects, “I think that my next appearance
in New York ought to be in something which is very specially ‘mine’...Even ones friends could
hardly call [Macbeth] anything better than a near-miss...” With Card Signed “With all our love
also / Rachel & Michael,” all in his hand, with a cover illustration of Redgrave as Richard II. With six
Telegrams by Redgrave, 1962-67. Complementing Redgrave’s correspondence are ALS variously by his
wife Rachel Kempson [4], his son and biographer Corin, his daughter Lynn [3], and her husband John
Clark. In her final letter to Weissberger, Kempson asks about selling the family’s London home, explaining that “with Mike’s wretched ‘Parkinsons’ we can no longer afford 2 homes...” Generally VG.
An outstanding archive deserving additional research and discovery. [72] (photo - page 76)
Est. 400-600
USS Monitor: John Ericsson Swedish-born engineer and inventor (1803-89); designed the ironclad
USS Monitor, and revolutionized sea travel with his caloric engine and perfection of the screw propeller.
Interesting Autograph Letter Signed “J. Ericsson,” 1 page, 4to, New York, August 3, 1852. He writes
to journalist and lawyer John O. Sargent, “You asked me last night to state candidly my opinion in regard to Mr. James Flagg’s fitness to take the lamented Mr. Dawning’s place - Mr. Flagg is eminently
qualified to fill the situation - He is a skilful [sic] agricultural chemist, a botanist of considerable acquirements, intimately acquainted with English ornamental gardening, a very neat architectural &
mechanical draughtsman and designs with much facility & taste - I may add that Mr. Flagg is quite
an educated man and possesses much useful & varied information...” Old catalogue description pasted
to head of letter in blank margin; lightly age-toned, with edge and fold wear including minor splits at
left edge, otherwise in good condition. In 1842, Sargent had published a lecture he’d given at the Boston
Lyceum on naval improvements, specifically Ericsson’s caloric engine. With ALS “J. Ericsson,” 1 page,
8vo, no place, “Thursday morning” [March 1857]. Writing to shipping entrepreneur John B. Kitching,
he pens “If you can spare time give me a call to day, between 3 & 5 o’clock, you will see something in
the caloric line that will please you...” Age-toned, stained, otherwise good. Kitching must have been
very pleased, for he became principal owner of the Ericsson, a transatlantic passenger steamer, and would
run an agency in New York that sold caloric engines. [2] (photo - page 76)
Est. 250-450
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[Whaling Manuscript]: Green, Capt. James - Journal of a whaling voyage for the bark “Nimrod” out
of Sag Harbor on July 4th, 1851 - New Bedford, CT - a log kept by the master of the vessel, James Green,
during the bark’s four year voyage to the South Atlantic, returned in August of 1853. Plain boards with
marbled paper intact but splitting from spine, 75 pages, some pages missing at beginning and end, half
torn pages, no whaling stamps or illustrations save one small sailing vessel {July 5, 1852}. Pencil markings throughout and some pasted in verses and articles. Complete transcription accompanies lot as well
as contemporary tradespaper, Whalemen’s Shipping List, and Merchants’ Transcript,” New-Bedford, May
31, 1853, No.13, Vol. XI.
In terse commentary throughout this journal, Captain Green conveys to the reader all of the boredom and
tedium of a four-year long whaling voyage, punctuated by the aggravation of many missed opportunities to
capture “spurm” and right whales. In one passage Captain Green’s exasperation is only too clear as he writes
“....the West Boat went on to one Large 110 Bll (barrel) Whale and the Boatsteerer Mist (SIC) him. A First
Rate Chance Mist, Mist, Mist, Mist.” Captain Green probably would have added the word “Mist” a few
more times, but he was at the end of the ledger page! (photo)
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Est. 750-1,250
581
Wool, John E. Union general (1784-1869); celebrated veteran of the War of 1812; heroic general of
the Mexican War; commander, Department of the East when hostilities began, where he helped secure
Hampton Roads for the Union; retired in July, 1862. Interesting Manuscript Letter Signed “John E.
Wool / Major General,” 1 page, 4to, Troy, New York, September 14, 1858. Responding to “Major
Gen’l Augustus Morse / Leominster / Worcester, Mass.” General Wool generously relates: “I have
just returned from celebrating the Anniversary of the battle of Plattsburgh [an important US victory in 1814] when I had the honor to receive your kind invitation to review your Division...at
the camp of General Wool, near Springfield, Mass. I regret that other engagements will deprive
me of the very great pleasure it would afford me not only to review your Division, but to accompany the Governor in so pleasing a duty. If I had been notified of your invitation three weeks
earlier I could have complied with your desires. By invitation I leave this evening for Springfield
to attend the National Horse Fair...For giving your Camp the name of General Wool I tender you
my grateful acknowledgments...” Lightly age-toned, with file holes in blank left margin. Mounting
traces on verso, otherwise in good condition. Accompanied by an engraved portrait of Wool in uniform.
(photo - page 76)
Est. 200-400
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THIRD SESSION
Wednesday, January 16, 2013- 10:00 a.m.
Lots 582-914
U.S. BANKNOTES
589
Continental & Colonial Currency
582
Continental. November 29, 1775. $2. Serial number faint. Fr.CC-12. “Tribulatio Ditat” - Affliction improves it. An attractive well-circulated note that
remains free of major issues. A boldly printed Fine.
Est. 80-120
583
Continental Currency. February 17, 1776. $1/3.
Fr.CC-20. Sundial. Small ink notation on the back and
small ink spot of front, otherwise Fine-VF.
Est. 100-150
584
Continental Currency. February 17, 1776. $1/2.
Fr.CC-21. Sundial. Chain links on back. Fine-VF. Excellent color and centering.
Est. 200-300
585
Continental. February 17, 1776. $7. No.58479.
Fr.CC-29. “Serenabit” - It will be calm. Nicely framed
with nice signature retention. A collectible Choice
Fine.
Est. 80-120
586
Pairing of May 9, 1776 Continental Currency.
1) $4. F-VF.
2) $5. Fine details; fold junction holes.
Est. 150-250
Trio of New York Colonials.
1) September 2, 1775. $2. Fair. Halves joined with
thread.
2) Similar. $5. Fair. Both with most design elements
present, but torn and well worn.
3) August 13, 1776. $3. VG. Edges are rough.
Est. 100-150
Signer of Declaration of Independence
590
590
Pennsylvania. April 3, 1772. Two Shillings.
No.33840. Signed by John Sellers, John Morton and
Charles Humphreys. John Morton was a signer of the
Declaration of Independence. A few small edge splits
and some light foxing, otherwise VF. Morton’s signature is very clear. (photo)
Est. 400-600
587
587
Georgia. September 10, 1777. Three Dollars.
No.2522. Frontiersman. About Fine, some soiling.
Bright red seal. (photo)
Est. 300-500
588
New Jersey. March 5, 1776. 18 Pence. No.31670.
Pinholes, minor edge splits, otherwise AU.
Est. 100-150
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591
592
Virginia. July 17, 1775. £2. No.41/4039. Fr.VA78b. Large size “London Note” printed by Ashby.
Virginia arms, top. Counterfoil, left. Phil. Johnson /
John Tazewell. Countersigned on verso by Robert
Carter Nicholas. Some edge roughness, moderate age
toning, and an unobtrusive worm hole near the date,
otherwise F-VF. (photo)
Est. 350-450
Colonial Pair. [2]
1) Continental Currency. Sept. 26 1778. $30. Fr. CC83. Bold with missing upper right corner tip and edge
split at top center, otherwise VF.
2) Treasury Certificate - Massachusetts. April 1, 1786.
3 Pounds. Anderson MA-37. Relatively fresh paper
with a large hole cancel at left center with two small
holes at fold intersections at center. Minor edge splits
at folds. VF.
Est. 80-120
594
T-13. $100. 1861. PMG Choice About Unc 58
EPQ.
Est. 200-300
595
T-14. $50. 1861. PMG Uncirculated 61 NET.
“Ink Burn.” The note is moderately toned throughout.
Est. 200-300
596
T-33. PF-7. $5. 1861. Cr.254 Ba. CC. Rough edges,
otherwise About Fine.
Est. 120-180
597
T-65. $100. 1864. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63
EPQ. No.705 Plate D.
Est. 180-275
598
T-65. $100. 1864. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63
EPQ. No.706 Plate D.
Est. 180-275
599
T-65. $100. 1864. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63.
No.777 Plate D.
Est. 180-275
600
CT-65/491. $100. 1864. Lucy Pickens. The “Havana” counterfeit. No.92392. Fully issued AU with
near perfect margins. ¼” shorter than genuine.
Est. 75-125
601
Quartet of 1864 Confederate Issues. [4]
1-2) T-68. $10. Fine/VF Details, with stains.
3) T-69. $5. VF, with a missing bottom left corner
tip.
4) T-70. $2. VF, with a minor edge tear and paper
pull. An affordable starter grouping.
Est. 80-120
602
CSA and State of Georgia Note Assortment.:
1-4) $5. Milledgeville. 1862. Oglethorpe. All VF or
better.
5-7) $100. 1862. All AU or so. 8) 75 Cents. 1863.
AG.
9-10) T-68. $10. 1864. Both VF or better, but with
minor problems.
11) T-69. $5. 1864. Fine. [11]
Est. 200-300
Confederate Currency
Obsolete Currency
593
593
T-6. $50. 1861. Cr. 6, PF-1. No.1690. Plate B.
Justice at left; Agriculture and Industry seated on a
bale of cotton at center. Washington bust at right. A
completely original note that has six small punch cancels, along with two chips out at bottom right. There
is some light toning at upper right as well. Dark and
rich green overprints are a hallmark of this type. Extremely Fine in terms of appearance, but with the
aforementioned issues. (photo)
Est. 500-750
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AL. Montgomery. State of Alabama. 50 Cents. January 1, 1863. Cr.4, 2nd Series in small letters. Map of
Alabama, tree, Mrs. Juliet Opie Hopkins, Choice AU,
with minor age toning.
Est. 15-25
604
CT. New London. New London Bank. $2. Nov. 1,
1819. (CT-315 C36). Consecutive Nos. 239-241. [3]
Neptune in sea chariot with trident pulled by two sea
horses, top; state shield, bottom. Reed imprint. AU,
CU, CU.
Est. 100-150
605
IL. Scarce Quartet of Low-Grade Type. [4]
1) New Haven. Bank of Illinois. $3. (IL-585 G4b).
Missing pieces. VG.
2) Peoria. Central Bank. $1. (IL-640 G2a). Crumpled at edges. VG.
3) Shawneetown. State Bank of Illinois. $1. (IL-745
G2). Missing pieces. Good.
4) Shawneetown. State Bank of Illinois. $2. (IL-745
G4a). Missing pieces. Good.
Est. 60-90
606
Illinois College Currency Pairing. [2]
First National Bank of Gem City Business College in
Quincy. $100. Girl, Washington, beehive. Green. EFAU.
Similar. $500. Unc.
Est. 200-300
607
LA. New Orleans. Canal Bank Remainder Type
Grouping. [6]
1) $5. (LA-105 G12a). Unc.
2) $10. (LA-105 G22a). Unc.
3) $10. (LA-105 G24a). AU.
4) $20. (LA-105 G34a). Unc.
5) $20. (LA-105 G36a). Unc. 6) $20. (LA-105
G86). Age toned. XF-AU. A wonderful starter set of
these beautifully designed issues.
Est. 150-250
608
LA. New Orleans. Canal Bank Remainder Quartet.
[4]
1) $10. (LA-105 G22a). Unc, with tiny missing
pieces at upper and lower left corners.
2-4) $20. (LA-105 G34a). All Unc.
Est. 80-120
609
ME. Sanford. Sanford Bank $5 Trio. [3]
1) ME-535 G20a. Fine., with minor margin issues.
2) ME-535 G20b. Fine-VF, with chip at bottom right
just below far right of signature.
3) ME-535 G20b. Unc. Very uncommon this nice one of the finer examples of this issue.
Est. 100-150
610
MD. Hagerstown. Hagerstown Bank. Uncut Sheet
of $10-10-5-5. 18___. Red. Cherubs and medallion heads on the $10 notes; Ceres and Proserpine
on the $5 notes. PCGS Choice About New Apparent. “Paper Toned.”
Est. 100-150
611
612
MA. Medford. J. W. Tufts Cardboard Token. 2 Cents.
ND (1864). (RCW Med T4-02) “Good for two cents
- J.W. Tufts” at center with “redeemable at any store
in Medford” around. Blank reverse. Faded pink color
with minor chips at edges. Wet at one time; mounted
on cardboard with old pen notations. VF.
Est. 40-60
MI. Adrian. Pair of Adrian Insurance Company
Obsoletes.
1) $1. (MI ADR-2-1). Pleasingly presented. A choice
VF.
2) $2. (MI ADR-2-3). Small hole at top left below
“State of”, missing upper left corner chip. AU. [2]
Est. 75-125
613
MI. Adrian. Erie and Kalamzoo Rail Road Bank
Quartet. [4]
1) $1. (MI ADR-3-17). Tear at left and missing bottom left corner. VG.
2) $2. (MI ADR-3-26). Split at right edge, missing
lower right corner. Attractive design Fine.
3) $5. (MI ADR-3-40). Large tear at left, internal
hole. VG.
4) $10. (MI ADR-3-54). Choice for the grade with
several small pinholes. Fine.
Est. 75-125
614
614
MI. Detroit. Pair of Detroit Bank Obsoletes.
1) $5. (MI DET-1-2). Natural paper wrinkles. Boldly
inked. Note plates prepared by inventor Jacob Perkins.
AU.
2) $10. (MI DET-1-16). LEE PLATE NOTE.
Signed by first chief justice of Michigan Territory, Augustus Brevoort Woodward. Minor toning spots. A
very appealing VF. [2] (photo)
Est. 100-150
615
MI. Detroit Trio. [3]
1) Farmers and Mechanics. $2. (MI DET-3-16).
Missing many pieces, otherwise VG. Scarce in any
condition.
2) Farmers and Mechanics Bank. $10. (MI DET-321). Tear and tape repairs at upper left, otherwise VF.
Seldom seen.
3) Peninsular Bank. $5. (MI DET-9-4). Remainder.
AU. With minor stains and pinholes. Also includes
postal cover from bank. An interesting pairing of
items.
Est. 75-125
616
MI. Mt. Clemens. Pair of Bank of Macomb County
Obsoletes.
1) $1. (MI MOU-1-2). Problem-free for grade with
“Dav. Preston and Co.” stamp on back. VG.
2) $5. (MI MOU-1-7). Remainder. Hinges at top
back CHOICE AU. [2]
Est. 100-150
617
MI. Washtenaw Trio. [3]
1) Millers Bank of Washtenaw. $1. (MI ANN-5-2).
Remainder. Unc.
2) Bank of Washtenaw. $2. (MI ANN-6-5). Partially
issued remainder. AU.
3) Bank of Washtenaw. $10. (MI ANN-6-12). Partially issued remainder. Choice AU.
Est. 75-125
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619
MI. Sextet of Type. [6]
1) Brooklyn. Merchants’ Bank of Jackson County.
$2. (MI-BRO-1-4). Fine, with missing lower left corner.
2) Jacksonburgh. Jackson County Bank. $2. (MIJBG-1-1). Coin note. F-VF with minor staining, internal voids, missing upper left corner.
3) Manchester. Bank of Manchester. $5. (MI-MAN1-3). CCed VF with tape over cancel on back.
4) Marshall. Calhoun County Bank. $1 (MI-MAS1-1) Fine details, but laminated.
5) Saginaw. Saginaw City Bank. $10. (MI-SAG-14). Very scarce. Fine.
6) Tecumseh. Tecumseh Bank. $1 (MI-TEC-4-2).
VF, with internal holds and missing pieces at edges.
Est. 150-250
MI. Trio of Michigan Scrip. [3]
1) Calumet. Schoolcraft Mining Company. $5.
(CMGC-30-4). Slightly soiled with relatively crisp
paper. VF.
2) Clarksburgh. Michigan Iron Company. $1.
(IMGC-L3). Several edge knocks, black stain on back,
one internal hold. Fine.
3) Marquette. Collins Iron Works. $5. (IMGC-73).
Evenly circulated. Fine.
Est. 100-150
621
621
MO. Jefferson City. State of Missouri. $5. Printed date
Jan. 1, 1862. (Cr.6C) Date changed in red pen to
Aug. 1, 1863. No imprint. On blue paper. Woman
and shield. Three body holes near the top, otherwise
AU. Rare per Shull. (photo)
Est. 100-150
622
Nevada. Austin. Manhattan Silver Mining Company.
$10. 187_. Blue with orange imprinted revenue
stamp. Mining town. Unissued. Unc. Est. 75-125
623
New Hampshire. Alton. Jones & Sawyer. Two Cents.
June 23, 1864. Blue with red TWO. Fine.
Rarely seen.
Est. 50-75
624
New Hampshire. Manchester. Putney’s One Price
Dry Goods Store. 2 Cents. Aug. 1st, 1864. Eagle.
About Fine. Rarely seen.
Est. 50-75
620
620
State of Mississippi. $10. Dated Feb. 7, 1862. Due
June 1, 1864. Cr.4Ac. No. 3645. Plate A. Slave with
two horses at center, Col. M. D. Haynes at lower left,
female at lower right, orange underprint. A popular
issue with even circulation throughout. Minor stains
and pencil scribble on back, but otherwise a nice Fine.
(photo)
Est. 200-300
625
625
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NJ. Middletown Point. Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank.
Uncut sheet consisting of 5 Cents(2), 10 Cents(4),
25 Cents(8) and 50 Cents(4). Serial No.956. Steamboat. Lithographed by H. Seibert & Brothers. Rough
extreme right margin, otherwise Uncirculated.
(photo)
Est. 250-350
626
NY. Knox Corners. James C. Knox.
Uncut Sheet of 5 Cents(5); 10 Cents(5); 25
Cents(6); 50 Cents(5). PCGS Choice About New
55 Apparent. “Stains, Small Edge Nicks.” Some
light water staining on the back.
Est. 200-300
627
NY. Trio of Banknote and Scrip.
628
An Impressive Group of New York Checks.
Checks and Drafts from 1808-1898. [120+] This interesting lot begins with several handwritten checks,
drafts, receipts and bills from 1808 through 1840 that
relate mostly to shipping and insurance. Stamped endorsements from the Manhattan Company are noted
on two pieces. Many from the 1840s and 1850s with
lovely vignettes are included. Perhaps the most unusual vignette is a train wreck, featured on a receipt
from the United States Mutual Accident Association.
Checks with revenue stamps affixed, and imprinted
are present, along with several Bank of NY GOLD
checks. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 300-500
Bank of Chattanooga Assortment. [8]
$1. (G-51) 1861. Blue ONE. About Fine, pin holes,
pressed.
$2. (G-62). 1861. Good detail, repairs, trimmed in.
$2. (G-73). Jan. 4, 1863. Woman seated. VF, light
foxing.
$3. (G-78). Jan. 4, 1862. Red THREE. Good detail,
stains.
Also included are $31862 (G-81) Fair; $3 1862 (G84) VG; $3 1862 (G-85) Fair; $5 1855 (G-89) VG,
POC.
Est. 200-300
634
TN. Chattanooga. Scott Price Distillery. Credit Certificate. 1880. Green back. Eagle. VF, light age toning.
Est. 50-75
635
TN. Jonesboro. Bank of East Tennessee. $5. Oct. 1,
1854. (G-352) Roman Senator. Henry Clay. Complete borders. Minor pin holes, otherwise Fine. R8.
Est. 50-75
636
Colorful Lawrenceburg Bank of Tennessee Trio.
[3]
TN. Lawrenceburg. $10. 1859. (G-504) Red title and
end panels. Woman and shield. Stains, lower left border, otherwise F-VF.
$20. (G-506) Two women. Unissued remainder.
Mounting remnant, pencil notation on back, else VFEF.
$1. (G-666) Farmers watch hay wagon. Gayoso Savings Institution stamp. About Fine, unissued.
Est. 80-120
Est. 75-125
629
Another Impressive Group of New York Checks
and Drafts from 1830s-1898. [120+]
There are several handwritten checks, drafts, receipts
and bills from the 1830s and 1840s relate primarily
to shipping and insurance, but many of the examples
in this lot are visually attractive pieces from the 1860s
and 1870s. There is a large assortment of checks with
revenue stamps affixed, and imprinted, including one
with two imprinted revenues. Should be seen. Sold as is,
no returns.
Est. 300-500
630
North Carolina. Camden. County Trustee of the
County of Camden. 25 Cents. Sept. 9, 1861. (NCC1) Green. No.71. Plate Z. A nice Upham counterfeit. “FAC-SIMILE REBEL SHINPLASTER SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY S. C.
UPHAM, 403 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA” in the bottom margin. Note misspelling of
North Carolina in the title. VF.
Est. 100-150
631
RI. Bristol. Freemen’s Bank. $1. May 2, 1855. (RI-40
G2c SENC). No.998.
Green 1 ONE 1 overprint on face and green lathework back. Eagle atop rock with outstretched wings.
Reed. Rust stains throughout, some creating some
holes in paper. A rare note nonetheless. VG.
Est. 75-125
632
633
RI. Pair of Obsoletes. [2]
1) Farmers Exchange Bank. $5. (RI-120 G18). Top
right paper tears, ink burn. AU.
2) New England Commercial Bank. $50. Remainder.
One diagonal fold towards left edge. A pleasing highdenomination issue. Choice AU.
Est. 60-80
637
637
TN. Madisonville. County of Monroe. 25 Cents.
1863 (G-1341) On blue lined paper. Red 25. Stag.
Uncirculated, light teller handling. R-10. (photo)
Est. 100-150
638
TN. Maryville. County of Blount. $1. 1862 (G1314) Train. VF-EF, petty repairs with stamp hinges.
R-13.
Est. 100-150
639
TN. Maryville. County of Blount. $1. 1862 (G1314) Train. VF, corner tip off. R-13. Est. 100-150
640
TN. Maryville. County of Blount. $2. 1862 (G1317) Green. Pink tint. Ship. Stag. Trimmed close all
around, otherwise Fine. R-10.
Est. 60-90
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TN. Memphis. Bank of West Tennessee. $1. 1851. (G569) Angel and silver dollar. VG-Fine, pin hole. Pencil notation. R-13.
Est. 50-75
642
TN. Memphis. Bank of West Tennessee. $50. 1859.
(G-577) Green back. Women, cotton bale. Fine,
POC. R-14.
Est. 50-75
643
TN. Memphis Farmers & Merchants Bank Grouping.
[6]
$1 1843 (G-612) About Fine; $1 1844 (G-618)
Fine, pinholes; $5 1837 (G-637) About Fine, ink notation; Similar. 1841 Fine, edge split; Similar. 1837
Good; Similar. $5 1860 (G-639) Fine, cleaned,
trimmed at top.
Est. 200-300
644
Mechanics Bank of Memphis $5 May 31, 1854.
Varieties. [3]
TN. Memphis. $5. (G-686) Blue 5s with two-pointed
base. VF.
$5. (G-682) Blue “Germanic” 5s. VF.
$5. (G-686) Red 5s with two-pointed base. Nicks in
bottom border, else F-VF. R-10.
Est. 100-150
645
646
Mechanics Bank of Memphis Duo. [2]
TN. Memphis. $5. May 1, 1854. (G-686) Blue 5s
with two-pointed base. XF or so.
$10. March 1, 1855. (G-694) Green X. Lathe and
foundry. AU, petty age toning. Complete margins.
Est. 100-150
649
Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Note Denomination
Run. All VG-Fine, with minor pin holes, internal
splits, light stains. [5]
TN. Nashville. 5 Cents. (G-841) Ship.
10 Cents. (G-844) Train.
25 Cents. (G-851) Ship.
50 Cents. (G-856) Train.
$1. (G-8) Wheat, plow.
Est. 50-75
650
Savings Bank of Louisville R-13 Pair. [2]
TN. Nashville. $1. May 1, 1838. (G-971) Red back.
Steamboat. Indian. Corner missing, else Fine.
$2. May 1, 1838. (G-973) Red back. Justice. Mercury. AG, holes, repairs.
Est. 80-120
651
Union Bank of the State of Tennessee Pair. [2]
$1. 1843. (G-1023) Jackson. Stain, piece out, AG.
R-13.
25 Cents. 1837. (G-1060) Washington-Madison. GVG. R-12.
Est. 50-75
652
TN. Nashville. Union Bank of Tennessee. $1. Aug.
1, 1862. (G-1024) Red. Liberty in tropical setting.
VG-Fine, corner rounded, edges a bit rough, minor
stains. R-12.
Est. 50-75
653
Bank of Tennessee (Athens) 1861 Coin Note
Grouping. Bank of Tennessee Coin Notes Spanish silver coins circulated extensively in the United States and
were legal tender until 1857. Please note that while these
coin notes all mention NASHVILLE, the branches of issuance can often be determined from the signatures or
the designs. Most with minor pin holes, internal splits,
light stains. All R-13. [5]
TN. Nashville (Athens). 5 Cents. (G-2) Ship. Piece
missing, else VG.
10 Cents. (G-5) Train. VG, split.
25 Cents. (G-6) Ship. Trimmed just into the top,
split, else Fine.
50 Cents. (G-7) Train. Full margins. F-VF, pin holes.
$1. (G-8) Wheat, plow. Fine, stains. Est. 100-150
654
Bank of Tennessee (Clarksville) 1861 Coin Note
Pair. [2]
TN. Nashville / (Clarksville).
$1. (G-155) Wheat, plow. About Fine, pin holes,
light stain.
$1. (G-155) Pin holes, thin spots, repaired hole, else
About Fine.
Est. 80-120
655
Bank of Tennessee (Columbia) 1861 Coin Note
Pair. [2]
TN. Nashville / (Columbia).
10 Cents. (G-232) Train. Denomination right. Body
holes, else VG.
10 Cents. (G-232) Fair.
Est. 40-60
TN. Nashville. State of Tennessee. $1. 1875. (Cr.5)
Green. Cotton wagon. Women at sides. Repaired tear,
otherwise VF.
Est. 100-150
647
647
648
TN. Nashville/(Athens). Bank of Tennessee. $50.
1850s. (TN-195 C100) SENC. Woman and eagle.
Counterfeit. Good. (photo)
Est. 200-300
Bank of Tennessee Memphis Note Grouping. [3]
TN. Nashville / (Memphis). $5. 1861. (G-562) Red
back. Madison. Three men. Fine, POC. R-12.
$10. 1854. (G-761) Women, children. VG, pin holes.
$20. 1858. (G-567) Red tint and back. Three
women. About Fine, POC, hinges. R-13.
Est. 100-150
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TN. Nashville/(Athens). Bank of Tennessee. 50
Cents. (G-7) Train. Spanish coins. Dramatic gutter
fold through diagonally through the center. Penned
“ATHENS” notation on back. Corner tip off, else
Fine. R-13.
Est. 30-50
657
Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Note Grouping. [7]
TN. Nashville. 10 Cents. (G-844) Train. Small hole,
otherwise VF.
25 Cents. (G-851) Ship. Mounting remnants, else
Fine.
25 Cents. (G-851) Edge split, else Fine.
25 Cents. (G-853) Uneven trim, else Fine.
50 Cents. (G-854) Train. VG-Fine, pin holes.
50 Cents. (G-854) VG.
$1. (G-857). Nick at top, else F-VF. Est. 100-150
658
659
660
Another Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Note
Grouping. [5]
TN. Nashville. 5 Cents. (G-841) Ship. Fine, pin
holes.
5 Cents. (G-841) F-VF, light age toning.
50 Cents. (G-856) Train. Fine, pin holes.
50 Cents. (G-856) VG, small hole.
$1. (G-857). Light stains, else Fine. Est. 100-150
Bank of Tennessee (Somerville) 1861 Coin Note
Grouping. R-10 to R-13. [6]
TN. Nashville (Somerville). 10 Cents. (G-1176)
Train. Stains, else VG.
25 Cents. (G-1179) Ship. VG.
25 Cents. (G-1179) Backed, stains, else VG.
50 Cents. (G-1181) Train. VG.
$1. (G-1183) Wheat, plow. Good, splits.
$1. (G-1183) AG, internal splits.
Est. 100-150
Bank of Tennessee $1 1861 Coin Note Grouping.
[4]
TN. Nashville. $1. (G-556) Wheat, plow. About
Fine, pin holes.
$1. (G-557) Fine.
$1. (G-858) Red. About Good, repairs, corner off.
$1. (G-860) Poor, POC.
Est. 60-80
661
TN. Nashville. Bank of Tennessee. 50 Cents. 1861.
(G-854) Coins. Train. VF-EF, pin hole. Est. 30-50
662
Bank of Tennessee 1861 Memphis Coin Notes. All
with minor pin holes, internal splits, light stains. Average VG. R-12. [6]
TN. Nashville / (Memphis). $1. (G-556) Wheat,
plow.
Est. 50-75
663
Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Note Grouping. Assorted branches. All with minor pin holes, internal
splits, light stains. [5]
TN. Nashville. 5 Cents. (G-841) Ship. Small split,
else VG-F.
10 Cents. (Knoxville) (G-415) Train. Fine. R-10.
25 Cents. (Somerville) (G-1179) Ship. VG-Fine. R12.
50 Cents. (Athens) (G-7) Train. Fine. R-13.
$1. (Knoxville) (G-430) Wheat, plow. Fine, gutter
fold. R-10.
Est. 80-120
664
Bank of Tennessee 1861 Knoxville Coin Note Assortment. All with minor pin holes. R-10. [4]
TN. Nashville / (Knoxville). 10 Cents. (G-415)
Train. F-VF.
25 Cents. (G-420) Ship. Fine.
50 Cents. (G-425) Train. Fine, small edge split.
$1. (G-430) Wheat, plow. Fine, minor stain.
Est. 80-120
665
Bank of Tennessee 1861 Coin Notes. All with
minor pin holes, internal splits, light stains. Average
VG to Fine. [4]
TN. Nashville. 10 Cents. (G-844) Train.
Est. 60-90
666
TN. Nashville. Bank of East Tennessee Coin Note
Grouping. [6] 5 Cents, 10 Cents(2), 25 Cents, 50
Cents, $1. All with Fine detail, but some impairments.
Est. 60-90
667
TN. Nashville. 1-2) Bank of East Tennessee. 10
Cents. Dec. 1, 1861. (G-415) Train. Spanish coin.
Both Fine or so, one with moderate stain on back.
Est. 120-180
668
TN. Nashville Trio. [3] 1) Planters Bank of Tennessee. $5. 1855. (G-990) Red back. Three women,
left. Justice, right. Some small internal holes, otherwise Fine. Unissued. 2) Similar. 1855. Small internal
holes, otherwise about Fine. 3) Nashville/ (Pulaski).
Planters Bank of Tennessee. $5. 1854. (G-1104) Man,
dog, medallion heads. Red stamp on front. VG,
trimmed close all around.
Est. 150-250
669
Lower Grade Citizens Bank of Nashville & Memphis Notes. [4]
1-3)Memphis / Nashville. $1. 1850s. (G-439) Steamboat. All three with pieces missing. One is backed.
Fair-AG. R-11. 4) $2. 1854. (G-442) VG-Fine.
Est. 100-150
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TN. Nashville Assortment.
1) Central Bank. $1. 1855. (G-917).
2) Similar. $5. 1855. (G-925) Battle of New Orleans.
3-4) Bank of Commerce. $5. 1855. (G-804).
5-6) Nashville General Life Insurance. $1. (G-966)
7-8) Planters Bank of Tennessee. $1. 1860. (G-981)
All basically VG with minor impairments. Should be
seen. Sold as is.
Est. 250-350
675
TN. Obsolete Assortment. [9]
1-5) Knoxville. Shopard & Wheless rubber stamp endorsements on Georgia and South Carolina notes.
The stamps are clear, but the notes are all Poor-Fair.
6)Memphis / Knoxville. $1. 1850s. (G-440) Steamboat. About Good, corner out. R-10.
7-9) $5. (G-447) (3) All three with holes, tears, pieces
out, otherwise Good. R-11.
Est. 60-90
671
Shellbyville Bank of Tennessee Comparison Pair.
[2]
$1. 1861. (G-1164) Red back, arched title. Repaired
splits, else Fine.
$1. 1861. (G-1165) Counterfeit of the above note.
Fair, large pieces out.
Est. 80-120
676
672
TN. Trenton. Bank of Tennessee. $10. May 3, 1856.
(G-1237) Blue back. Orange tint. Andrew Jackson.
Light red ink notation on the face says “Good for
taxes.” Punch cancelled, otherwise Fine.
Est. 80-120
Tennessee Depression Scrip Grouping. [11]
1-3) Jackson Clearing House Association $1, $5, $10.
July 1, 1933. Green. Issued not cancelled.
Unc.
4-10) Hamilton National Bank, Johnson City. $1(2),
$5, $10(2), $20(2). March 10, 1933. Orange eagle
and globe on back. One of the tens is EF, and a
twenty has hinges on back, otherwise cancelled, Uncirculated.
11) First National Bank of Kingsport. $20. Cancelled,
Uncirculated.
Est. 75-125
677
VT. Ludlow. Bank of Black River. Ten Cents. Nov.
1862. Red and yellow 10. Women, left. Unissued.
Uncirculated.
Est. 40-60
678
VT. Windsor. Bank of Windsor Obsolete Trio. [3]
1) $1. (VT-280 G8). Remainder. Unc.
2) $2. (VT-280 G16). Remainder. Unc.
3) $5. (VT-280 G32). Remainder. Unc, with a minor
toning spot.
Est. 80-120
679
VA (WV). Clarksburg. Merchants & Farmers Bank.
$5. Ca. 1850s. (VA-55 G2a). Unissued remainder.
Red-orange security underprint with ornate white
FIVE outlined in red-orange. Cattle and sheep in
creek, top; state arms, lower left; Justice seated in small
numeral 5 at lower right. Printed on verso of City of
Richmond 60 Cents small change bills. WHW. Two
hard folds have caused paper to separate, and has been
reattached with glue. Some chips out at bottom right.
Good-VG.
Est. 60-80
680
Virginia. Lexington. Lexington Savings Institution.
25 Cents. October, 1861. Train faces left. Valley Star,
Print. Small edge split, otherwise Fine.
Est. 150-250
681
VA. Richmond. Virginia Treasury Note. $10. 1862.
Cr.8. Green XX. Woman seated. “TEN” watermark.
AU or better.
Est. 100-150
673
674
Bank of The United States Trio. 1) Nashville. $5.
Mar. 24, 1832. (G-912) Eagle and shield. Large 5.
Pay to A. Jackson or order. Heavy stains, otherwise
Fine. R-12. 2) $5. May. 7, 1828. (G-912) Pen cancelled, left end panel missing, else VG. 3) $5. Aug. 9,
1827. Eagle and shield. Large 5. Pay to A. Vanwyck or
order. Fine details, but piece out at right.
Est. 150-250
Scarcer, but Somewhat Impaired Tennessee notes.
[7]
1.) Clarksville. William T. Dortch. 10 Cents. 1862.
(G-180) Liberty, man with axe. Corner off, splits, tape
repairs, else VG. R-13.
2) East Tennessee & Georgia Rail Road Company. 75
Cents. 1862. (G-1380) On blue grey paper. Red 75s.
About Good details, but extensive stains and repairs.
R-14.
3) Maryville. County of Blount. 25 Cents. 1862 (G1307) Child, dog, chest. Corner off, petty edge splits,
otherwise Fine. R-14.
4) Similar. 50 Cents. 1862 (G-1309) On blue lined
paper. Child, dog, chest. Indian. Rounded corners,
edge backed, otherwise Fine. R-13.
5) Similar. $1. (G-1313) Train. Indian maiden.
Rounded corners, edge backed, otherwise Fine. R12.
6) Similar. $1. (G-1316) Blue lined paper. Woman
riding deer. Indian maiden. Right side missing, otherwise Fine. R-12.
7) Memphis. Memphis & Charleston Rail Road Company. 50 Cents. 1863. (G-1396). Two trains. Looks
About Good, but stains and repairs throughout. R13.
Est. 250-350
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686
Southern States Obsolote Trio. [3]
1) GA. Macon. Bank of Macon of the State of Georgia. $4. (GA-195 G12). Missing pieces at edges.
Good.
2) KY. Frankfort. Farmers Bank of Kentucky. $1. (KY100 G2b). Farm scene at center with galloping horses
at forefront. Woman and man in oval vignettes at
edges. Red back. A rare note - SENC in Haxby. VG,
with stains at back.
3) MS. Brandon. Mississippi & Alabama Rail Road
Company. $10. (MS-25 G12). Stains, rough edges,
minor fold-over printing error. VG.
Est. 80-120
682
687
Mid-West Obsolete Banknote Trio. [3]
1) IN. Hartford. Manufacturers Bank. $10. (IN-225
G8a). Colorful. Fine, with minor edge tears.
2) NE. Omaha. City of Omaha. $5. (NE CO-3).
Shipping vignette at top left. A colorful and very attractively designed type. VF.
3) OH. Lebanon. Lebanon Miami Banking Co. $10.
(Wolka 455-29; Museum Only). Raised note from $1
to $10. Extremely rare. VG, with edge splits and numerous repaired tears.
Est. 90-120
688
Obsolete Trio. 1-2) State of Alabama $1 January
1863. VF, AU toned. 3) RI. Rhode Island. New England Commercial Bank. $1 18__. Green One. Unissued remainder.
Est. 30-50
689
Altered Note Selection. All Altered from Central
Bank of Nashville. [4]
1) CT. Norfolk. Norfolk Bank. $2. 1855. About
Good, pieces missing from edges.
2) NJ. Hightstown. Central Bank. $2. 1855. Fine,
but stains on back.
3) MA. Worcester. $2. Central Bank. 1855. Corner
portion off, stain, otherwise About Fine.
4) NY. Troy. $2. 1855. Pinholes, slits, edge repairs,
otherwise About Fine.
Est. 150-250
690
Mixed Obsoletes With Impairments. [10]
Tallahassee Rail Road $3; Augusta Insurance & Banking $1; North Western Bank of Georgia $20; State of
Louisiana $5; Lawrenceburg Bank $10; Ocoee Bank
$10; Mechanics Bank $1; Bank of Tennessee 50
Cents; Vermont State Bank Burlington $1(2). All are
missing pieces, stained, split, or otherwise impaired.
Must be seen. No returns.
Est. 100-150
691
More Mixed Obsoletes With Impairments. [5]
Bank of Tennessee 10 Cent; 25 Cent; $1; Shelby
County 4th Series $5; NY. Bank of Hudson$1 1817.
All mostly intact, but there are splits, stains, small
body holes or pieces out.
Est. 50-75
682
Virginia. Scottsville. Bank of Scottsville. $7. 1854.
(VA-215 G6). Virginia arms, Liberty with child painting on an easel. Danforth, Wright. A scarce note that
Affleck did not have an illustration of. Small pieces are
missing from the left end, there is a penned notation
above the beginning of the title, there are a few small
body holes, but the note is basically intact and has
Fine details. (photo)
Est. 1,250-1,750
683
VA. Winchester. Farmers’ Bank.
Uncut Sheet of 12 ½-12 ½-6 ½-25 Cents-50 Cents$1. The first two denominations feature Spanish coins.
The 25 and 50 Cent notes have U. S. coins. PCGS
Very Fine 30 Apparent. “Internal Splits, Tears and
Tape Repairs.”
Est. 75-125
684
685
Northeastern Obsolete Octet. [8]
1) CT. East Haddam. Bank of New-England at Goodspeed’s Landing. $10. (CT 110 G10). Remainder.
Unc.
2-3) CT. West-Killingly. Eastern Bank. $1. (CT-450
G2a). Fine, left edge missing. Good, with damage
and repairs.
4) CT. West-Killingly. Eastern Bank. $3. (CT-450
G6a). Good, with damage.
5) NJ. Newton. Sussex Bank. $50. (NJ-390 G50).
Remainder. Nicely framed. Unc.
6) PA. McKee’s Port. Monongahela Valley Bank. $5.
(PA-280 G6a). Good.
7-8) PA. Towanda. Towanda Bank. $1. (PA-650
G24). Fine.
Est. 100-150
Eastern States Trio. [3]
1) MD. Hagerstown. Valley Bank. $5. (MD-245 G6).
Internal hole, tears and other missing pieces. Otherwise, Fine.
2) MD. Salisbury. Somerset and Worcester Saving
Bank. $5. (MD-116.5.16). Pencil notation on back.
A nice Fine.
3) VA. Richmond. Bank of Commonwealth. $50.
(VA-170 G8a). Attractive note composition, internal
hole, notable border paper issues. VG.
Est. 60-90
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U.S. Large Size
692
Fr.37. $1. Legal Tender. 1917. Washington.
No.H26637879A. Plate C. Boldly inked with a bright
red seal and serial numbers. F-VF.
Est. 50-75
693
Fr.224. $1. Silver Certificate. 1896. “Educational.”
No.892886. Plate B. An affordable example of one of
the most desirable banknotes in the American series.
Fine.
Est. 200-300
694
Black Eagle Pair. [2]
1) Fr.233. $1. Silver Certificate. 1899.
No.B42527633A. Plate A. Teehee/Burke. F-VF.
2) Fr.236. As previous, except Speelman/White.
No.T59739881A. Plate A. F-VF, with a small amount
of glue on the back.
Est. 100-150
695
Quartet of Fr.237 $1 Silvers, With Condition Issues. [4] 1923. Washington. Nos.A2769278D,
R13929692D, A79649923D and H70779769D. The
last two notes listed have condition issues.
VG/VG/VF/VF+
Est. 60-90
696
700
Trio of Fr.930 $10 Large Size Chicago FRNs. [3]
1914. Nos.G35501051A, G41529991A and
G44262161A. All three VF, one with light stains.
Est. 150-250
701
Fr.1173. $10. Gold Certificate. 1922. Large serial
numbers H80972136. Choice VF.
Est. 150-250
702
702
Fr.1215. $100. Gold Certificate. 1922. Benton.
No.N1102577. Plate A. An exceptionally desirable
note as a result of being a high denomination issue
that was also redeemable in gold. The paper shows
even circulation with nice centering and pleasing color
retention. Fine, with a small tear in the left margin.
(photo)
Est. 500-750
703
Large Size Currency Pairing.
1) Fr.60. $2. Legal Tender. 1917. VF, small stain on
back near bottom.
2) Fr.249. $2. Silver Certificate. F-VF. Est. 250-350
704
Large Size Currency Duo.
1) Fr.40. $1. Legal Tender. 1923. VF, but the red
portions of the front are a bit faded.
2) Fr.746. $1. Federal Reserve Bank Note.
No.L23289736A. About Fine. [2]
Est. 100-150
705
Group of Miscellaneous Federal Notes.
1) $2 1917 Legal Tender. About Fine, stains, edge
splits.
2) $2 1899 Silver Certificate. Soiled VG. Edge splits.
3-11) $1 1957 Silver Certificates. Average circulated.
12) $2 1928F Legal Tender. Fine.
13) $2 1953A Legal Tender. About Fine, stains.
Est. 200-300
Fr.256. $2. Silver Certificate. 1899. Washington.
No.M92080620. Plate D. A small hole is evident at
center as a result of hard paper folds. Fine-VF.
Est. 100-150
697
697
Fr.271. $5. Silver Certificate. 1899. Indian Chief.
No.97880889. Plate A. PMG Very Fine 25. “Tears.”
(photo)
Est. 500-750
U.S. Small Size
698
Fr.351. $1. Treasury Note. 1891. Large serial numbers B33143893. Plate A. Two pinholes near the right
end, otherwise VF.
Est. 150-250
706
Small Size Legal Tender Assortment. $2 1928D FVF; $2 1928F* Fine, small rust stain; $5 1928F* VF;
$5 1953* VF. [4]
Est. 100-150
699
Pair of 1914 Large Size Federal Reserve Notes. [2]
1) Fr.871A. $5. Chicago. No.G27174380B. Fine,
with a pencil notation to the left of Lincoln. 2)
Fr.979A. $20. Cleveland. No.D29282474A. Fine.
Est. 100-150
707
Trio of $2 Small Legal Tenders. [3]
1) Fr.1507. 1928-F. No.D68039355A. Choice VF.
2-3)
Fr.1513.
1963.
Non-consecutive
nos.A12344510A and A12344514A. Choice
AU/Unc.
Est. 40-60
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708
Pair of $1 Silver Certificates. [2]
1) Fr.1600. 1928. No.B23554809A. Plate C. VF.
2) Fr.1602. 1928B. No.H73617287B. Plate E. VG.
Est. 30-50
713
Fr. 2164-A*. Five Consecutive $100 FRN Star
Notes. 1969. Nos. A00015545-49*. Plate H. PMG
Gem Unc 65 EPQ.
These five consecutive Boston Star Notes constitute
the highest grades assigned by either service at this
time.
Est. 800-1,200
714
Fr.2306. $1. Silver Certificate. North Africa. Yellow seal. Unc. with two pinholes.
Est. 50-75
715
Pair of $20 Hawaii Silver Certificates. 1934. Both
Fine or better.
Est. 100-150
716
Nice Pair of $20 Hawaii Silver Certificates. 1934A.
Both EF or so, but lightly pressed, sometime in the
past.
Est. 150-250
717
Pair of WWII Emergency Notes. [2]
1) Fr.2300. $1. Hawaii. No.S42374339C. Fine, with
stains and minor holes.
2) Fr.2302. $5. Hawaii. No.L55911589A. VF.
Est. 100-200
709
709
710
711
712
Beautiful 18-Subject Uncut Sheet of Fr.1614 $1
1935E Silver Certificates. No.X31680039G X31816039G. Previously framed, but now out of the
frame. All of the notes are Uncirculated, but Plate
positions N and P have wrinkles that can be seen from
the back, and M has a light bend. The centering is not
perfect; otherwise quite attractive . Only 100 of these
X-G sheets were produced. (photo)
Est. 600-900
718
718
Group of $1 Silver Certificates. [23]
1) Fr.1619. 1957. No.C00621247A. VF.
2-5) Fr.1620. 1957A. AA (1), CA (3), Unc.
6-22) Fr.1621. 1957B. RA (5), UA (4), WA (4) and
XA (4), some consecutive, Unc.
23) Fr.1621*. 1957B*. No.*40519889B. Unc.
Est. 40-60
Fr.2400. $10. Gold Certificate. 1928. Hamilton.
No.A16046967A. Plate C. Nicely centered and bright
with bold embossing still evident in the paper. A single fold vertical is readily evident with other minor
margin issues. EF-AU. (photo)
Est. 200-300
719
Run of 50 Fr. 1935-D* - $2 1976* FRN Uncut
Sheets of 16. [50] A popular star note bicentennial
issue that was sold directly by the BEP to collectors in
16-note sheet format. An extremely unusual run of 50
sheets that remains housed in its original mailing cardboard. Unc.
Est. 2,000-2,500
Small Size Note Group. [37]
$2 Legal Tenders - 1928D Fine; 1928G Fine with
graffiti(2), VF(2); 1953 VF-EF(4); 1953B VF; 1953C
VF. $1 Silver Certificates - 1934 F-VF; 1935A AU;
1935E Fine; 1957 VF. FRNs - $1 1963 average
circ.(20); $2 1976 VF(2).
Est. 100-150
720
Small Size Foursome.
1-3) 1934 $10 Silver Certificates. All three VF-EF.
All AA block. One is a mule.
4) 1934D* $20 FRN. VF, minor stains. [4]
Est. 75-125
721
Small Size $1 Currency Duo.
1) 1986A FRN. About 25% of the front is offset on to
the back. VF.
2) 1974 FRN. RADAR. No.H72100127C. Unc. [2]
Est. 50-75
Fr. 1935-D* - $2 1976* FRN Sheet of 16 Trio.
[3] All three sheets remain in their original mailing
cardboard and packaging. Unc.
Est. 150-250
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722
Small Size $1 1935E Silver Certificate Error Trio.
1) No.C24017514H. Extra paper in the shape of a
butterfly wing at upper right. 2) Similar,
No.E45479527I. Rectangular extra paper attached to
lower left. 3) Similar, No.M38277759H. Wingshaped extra piece at lower left. All of the extra paper
has registration marks on both sides. All three notes
are essentially Uncirculated. [3]
Est. 200-300
725
Federal Currency Grouping. Valuable mainly for the
following: Fractional 1st issue 3c & 5c, Fractional 4th
issue Stanton, Fractional 5th issue 10c (3), 25c, 50c,
a 1929 New York $10 FRBN, and a 1935A Hawaiian
$1. Red seals, Silver Certificates, and $2 FRNs round
out the lot. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 100-150
Fractional Currency
726
Fractional Currency Trio. 1) Fr.1231. 5 Cents Second Issue. No monogram. Small edge split near bottom, else VF. 2) Fr.1226. 3 Cents Third Issue. Fine,
stain. 3) Fr.1265. 10 Cents. VF. [3]
Est. 50-75
727
Quartet of Fractional Currency. [4] 1) Fr.1265. 10
Cents. 5th Issue. Meredith. VF. 2) Fr.1302. 25
Cents. 4th Issue. Washington. Fine, with stains. 3)
Fr.1376. 50 Cents. 4th Issue. Stanton. Fine, minor
stains. 4) Fr.1381. 50 Cents. 5th Issue. Crawford.
AU.
Est. 80-120
723
723
Dramatic Cutting Error on 1977 $20 Federal Reserve Note. The sheet folded after the back and front
were printed, and just before the seals and serial numbers were printed. The preceding and following notes
are also included. All Uncirculated. [3] (photo)
Est. 250-350
724
Fr. 1911-E - $1 1981 FRN Error Uncut Sheet of
32 Trio. [3] Highly collectible and scarcely offered
Richmond sheets, as the incorrect back plate number
(7273) was incorrectly placed on one note instead of
the correct 3273 number. All three sheets remain in
their original BEP mailing packages. Unc.
Est. 200-400
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Seldom Available “Original” Framed Gray Fractional Currency Shield - Fr. 1382.Not originally issued in frames, it
is evident that many Fractional Currency Shields soon found their way into gold trimmed wooden frames, perhaps for display in public areas such as post offices. Because of the contemporary housing that is missing so frequently on shields that
exist today is intact on the present, we don’t hesitate to endorse the present as fully “original”. Further differentiating the
current shield from many that are offered today is the absence of water stains on the bottom quarter. Like most of the gray
shields (gray being the most common of three varieties), the present is composed of 39 specimen fractional notes, four or
which have hand-signed Jefferies-Spinner signature combinations. Minor variations in note conditions are visible, but the
notation of specific specimen condition remains unnecessary given their relative similarity. Several condition issues however do exist and, while not major deterrents in the big picture, are worthy of mention. While not uncommon, the paper
has moderately but evenly toned and close inspection yields a small tear in the lower right margin that steers clear of the
shield. Additionally, several folds and creases enter the shield, primarily on the right side. Additionally, it is apparent that
insects at one time made their acquaintance with the shield as minor paper thinning is traceable around portions of the
margins. All said though, the present original frame, glass and shield, a combination that appears to be getting rarer and
rarer with time, presents wonderfully and is one of the most visually imposing items available to banknote aficionados. Further, it is one of the truest pieces of numismatic Americana available to collectors, offering those few lucky owners the
chance to intimately connect to a time when counterfeiting was a great public concern and the government’s answer to
said problem was to produce a visual display of what things “should look like”, so as to educate the populace. A wonderful piece of American fabric that is sure to be cherished by its next owner. (photo)
Est. 3,000-5,000
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MPC
729
Military Payment Certificate. Series 471. $10.
1947. (S817-1). PMG Choice Very Fine 35 EPQ.
Perhaps better. First printing.
Est. 150-250
National Banknotes
730
CA. Los Angeles. Ch.6617. Farmers & Merchants
National Bank. $50. 1929 Type 1. Fr.1803-1.
No.F000252A. Plate F. Light stain on the back, otherwise Fine.
Est. 100-150
734
734
IN. Monticello. Ch.(M)6172. Monticello NB. $5.
1902 PB. Fr.598. No.D431688D/4567. Plate F.
Only three other $5 Plain Backs from this bank are
reported, two much lower grades, and the other with
no grade reported. A tough issue with bold inking and
crisp paper being primary attributes. Three vertical
folds and a single horizontal fold define the grade.
Trimmed just into the upper left border, a mid-level
VF. (photo)
Est. 500-750
735
MA. North Adams. Ch.1210. North Adams National Bank. $10. 1929 Type 1. Fr.1801-1.
No.D003341A. Plate J. Fine.
Est. 75-125
736
MO. Maryville. Ch.3268. First National Bank of
Maryville. $5. 1902 PB. Fr. 598. No.17747/ 17747.
Plate E. Fine-VF. Light soiling on the back. Decent
example of this Nodaway County bank.
Est. 250-550
731
731
Three Consecutively Numbered Lawndale Nationals.
IL. Chicago. Ch.10247. Lawndale National Bank of
Chicago. $5. 1929 Type 1. Fr.1800-1.
No.A000090A-92A. All three are crisp and bright
EF-AU. (photo)
Est. 300-500
732
IN. Indianapolis. Ch.9829. Fletcher American NB.
$10. 1902 PB. Fr.627. No.R276417H / 255625.
Evenly margined on the front with even soiling
throughout. A scarcer denomination from this bank
and a solid Fine.
Est. 100-150
733
IN. Indianapolis. Ch.9829. Fletcher American NB.
$20. 1902 PB. Fr.653. No.377793. The stamped
signatures remain bold with a tightly trimmed upper
margin. A high denomination issue on the cusp on the
next grade level. Choice Fine.
Est. 150-250
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737
737
NH. Keene. Ch.946. Ashuelot-Citizens National Bank
of Keene. $5. 1929 Type 2. Fr.1800-2. No.A008822.
PMG About Uncirculated 55. “Splits.” There are
some minor edge splits, and the corners are rounded
a bit. Only one other Type 2 $5 issued under this second title is reported. (photo)
Est. 400-600
741
NY. Norwich. Ch.1354. First National Bank of Norwich. $5. 1902 DB. Fr.590. No.D196089B/29432.
Plate E. Fine.
Est. 200-300
738
738
NJ. Toms River. Ch.2509. First National Bank of
Toms River. $5. 1902 PB. Fr.607. No.A000226A.
Plate G. Cut close at the top, and the signatures are
faded, otherwise Fine. (photo)
Est. 300-500
739
NJ. Trenton National Duo. First-Mechanics National Bank of Trenton. Ch.1327. $20. 1929 Type
2. Fr.1802-2. No.s A007255 and A007258. The first
is VF-EF with a small rust spot. The second is AU.
Est. 75-125
742
742
NY. Palmyra. Ch.295. First National Bank of
Palmyra. $10. 1882 BB. Fr. 479. No.D7663328/
14457 Plate A. PCGS Fine 15. Perfectly centered
and very pleasing. (photo)
Est. 400-600
740
740
NY. Albany. Ch.1262. New York State National Bank
of Albany. $5. 1882 Brown Back. Fr. 468.
No.T402682 / 22087. Plate D. PCGS Very Fine 25.
(photo)
Est. 500-750
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The Only Note Reported From New Lisbon, Ohio!
743
743
OH. New Lisbon. Ch.2203. First National Bank of New Lisbon. $5. Original Series. Fr. 399.
No.P17845 / 2073. Plate A. PCGS Very Fine 25. Vivid red seal and serial numbers; crisply executed signatures. Just a trace of fold wear on the back.
In 1874, New Lisbon (now Lisbon) was a small town with a population of less than 2,000 people.
Over a 24-year period, from 1874 to 1898, the bank issued a total of $156, 070. In 1916 only $960
worth remained unaccounted for. Notes from this bank are “Unreported” in Kelly, and Track & Price
shows the census to be zero. No collection of National Bank Notes from Ohio can ever be complete
without this newly-discovered Columbiana County rarity. (photo)
744
PA. McKeesport. Ch.(E)7559. Union NB. $5. 1902
PB. Fr.598. No.K371958E / 28162. Evenly circulated and attractively margined with the addition of
what appears to be light crayon marks to the left of
the bank title. Otherwise, Fine.
Est. 100-200
746
Est. 5,250-5,750
Pennsylvania National Pairing.
1) Nazareth. Ch.5077. Nazareth National Bank &
Trust Company. $10. 1929 Type 1. Fr.1801-1. VF.
2) National-Dime Bank of Shamokin. Ch.6942. $5.
1929 Type 2. Fr.1800-2. Stains, otherwise VG.
Est. 100-150
Rare St. Albans West Virginia Large Size National
747
745
747
745
PA. Minersville. Ch.6131. Union National Bank of
Minersville. $20. 1902 PB. Fr. 660. No.2116/
2116. Plate A. PCGS Very Fine 30 Apparent. Small
red rust stains on back. These are hardly distracting,
and the rest of the note is fresh and bright. (photo)
Est. 400-600
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WV. St. Albans. Ch.9640. First National Bank of St.
Albans. $10. 1902 PB. Fr.627. No.5203. Plate A.
About Fine, small edge splits at the bottom, and
some minor soiling. Extremely rare, with only one
other large size note known on this Kanawha County
bank, and no auction appearances noted. Only $250
worth of large size notes were outstanding when the
bank went into receivership in 1933. (photo)
Est. 1,500-2,500
WORLD BANKNOTES
748
Afghanistan. 20 Afghanis. 1939. (Pick 24a) Violet,
multicolor. King Zahir. Fine.
Est. 150-250
749
Algeria. Banque de L’Algerie. 100 Francs. 1932. (Pick
81b) Lilac and brown. Nude and semi-nude boys, left.
Arab with camel. VF-EF.
Est. 75-125
752
Australia. Commonwealth of Australia.
1) 10 Shillings. ND (1939). (Pick25a) Light brown
over multicolor. Orange signatures. George VI. VF.
2) 1 Pound. ND (1942). (Pick26b) Green. George
VI. Black signatures of Armitage & McFarlane. VF.
[2]
Est. 75-125
753
Australia. Commonwealth of Australia. Pair of 10
Shillings. ND (1942). (Pick 25b) Orange. George VI.
EF, AU. Often found well circulated and scarce as a
fully Uncirculated note. [2]
Est. 150-250
754
Australia. Commonwealth of Australia. 10
Shillings. (1952). (P-25d). Orange on multicolor underprint. The scarcest signature combination of the
type. VF, with several pinholes at center.
Est. 80-120
755
Australia. Commonwealth of Australia. 10
Shillings. ND (1961-1965). (P-33). Dark brown on
orange and green underprint. Matthew Flinders at
right. Fresh paper with several center folds. A decidedly collectible type. XF.
Est. 80-120
750
750
Algeria. Banque de l’Algerie. 27.1.1954. 1,000
Francs. P-107b. No.R.1298-044. Face: Brown and
yellow. Isis at right, value at top corners. Back: Planting and plowing, fancy border. Well centered and
crisp. PMG Choice About Unc 58 Net - Adhesive.
(photo)
Est. 500-700
756
756
Australia. Commonwealth of Australia. Ten
Shillings. (1954-60). (P233a) M. Finders, right. Watermark is Captain Cook. Dark brown, multicolor. Reserve Bank of Australia under signature.
Uncirculated, just a trace of teller handling. (photo)
Est. 200-300
751
751
Algeria. Banque de l’Algerie et de la Tunisie.
13.2.1958. 100 Nouveaux Francs. P-114.
No.M.487-527. Face: Multicolor. Audouin’s gulls
with city of Algiers in background, red overprint over
watermark window. Back: Multicolor. Shipyard with
agricultural items on dock. Redenominated from its
original value of 10,000 Francs by overprint. The
paper remains clean with several light folds that fail to
hinder the eye appeal. PMG Choice Very Fine 35
Net - Pinholes. (photo)
Est. 500-700
757
757
Bahamas. Bahamas Government. 1 Pound. 1919.
(P-7). Black on blue and yellow. Ship seal at left,
George V at right. A desirable early type. Problemfree for the grade. Fine. (photo)
Est. 300-500
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758
Bahamas. Bahamas Government. 10 Shillings.
1936. (P-10d). Red and yellow. Commissioner of
Currency at bottom left, ship seal at left, George VI at
right. Bright and attractive. A nice VF.
Est. 100-150
759
Bahamas. Bahamas Government. 1 Pound. 1936.
(P-11e). Commissioner of Currency at left. Boldly
inked with broad margins, a small stain is evident in
right edge. VF.
Est. 100-150
760
Brazil. Banco Do Café. 100 Mil Reis. Decree of
1890. (Pick S541) Green and brown. Allegorical
women. Uncirculated remainders. [13]
Est. 75-125
763
British Caribbean Territories. Eastern Group. $1
1956. (Pick 8b) Red. Queen Elizabeth II. A nice VF.
Est. 50-75
764
764
British North Borneo. British North Borneo
Company. 5 Dollars. 1st Dec. 1922 (P4). #B171101.
Black on green underprint. Arms. Back: Red. 200 x
102mm. Fine-VF. (photo)
Est. 150-250
765
Cambodia. Banque Nationale Du Cambodge. 50
Riels. ND (1956). Multicolor. Cambodian with water
vessels at left. Moderately circulated with some soiling.
A scarce type. Fine-VF.
Est. 100-150
766
Canada. Canadian Bank of Commerce. $10. 2nd January 1935. (Pick S971a) Black on orange and multicolor. Allegorical figures. Two tiny pinholes near the
right serial number, small red stain on back, else Uncirculated.
Est. 75-125
767
Canada. Dominion of Canada. Septet of 25 Cent
Type. [7]
1-2) 1.3.1870. (P-8c). VG.
3-5) 2.1.1900. (P-9b). Fine/Fine/VF-XF.
6) 2.1.1900. (P-9c). Fine-VF, with fold splits.
7) 2.7.1923. (P-11c). XF.
Est. 80-120
768
China. Republic. 10 Yuan. 1941. (Pick 95) Red on
multicolor. SYS, center. VF-EF.
Est. 40-60
769
China. Bank of Communications. Quintet of Consecutive 5 Yuan. 1941. (P-157a). Brown on multicolor underprint, ship at center. All Unc., with light
yellow stains at lower left corner. [5]
Est. 60-80
770
China. Central Bank of China. Septet of Consecutive 1 Yuan. 1936. (P-216). Orange and black on multicolor background. All Choice AU-Unc. with ligh
violet stains (perhaps as printed) at left. [7]
Est. 60-80
761
761
Brazil. Republica dos Estados Unidos do Brazil.
ND (1919). 100 Mil Reis. P-68. No.97798. Face:
Blue on multicolor underprint. A. Augusto Moreira
Pena at center with handwritten signature atop, value
in corners. Back: Brown. Overview of oceanside town
with rock at distant shore, value left and right. Problem-free for the grade with full brightness remaining
in the paper. Printed by ABNCo. VF. (photo)
Est. 300-500
762
762
Brazil. Republica dos Estados Unidos do Brazil.
ND (1931). 500 Mil Reis. P-92d. No.013292. Face:
Blue on multicolor underprint. M. Peixoto at center
with handwritten signature atop, value in corners and
flanking central portrait. Back: Black. Star at center,
value left and right. The paper has retained nice body
with light folds evident on the back. Printed by
ABNCo. XF. (photo)
Est. 300-500
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Congo Democratic Republic. Banque du Zaire.
22.6.1974. 10 Zaires. P-15. No.A3855875B. Face:
Multicolor. Mobuta at left, value at center, leaping
jaguar at lower right. Back: Multicolor. Torch inside
shield at left center, value at right. A bright and attractive note that shows moderate circulation. VF.
Est. 60-80
775
772
772
Costa Rica. Republica de Costa-Rica. ND (19__). 1
Colon. P-143s. No.00000. SPECIMEN (red on
front). Face: Black on green underprint. Cristobol
Colon left, central “1”, arms of Costa Rica right. Back:
Large central ornate “1” flanked by side “1”s, but
lacking overstamps. 2 POCs on signature line. Perfect
centering with crisp corners. Unc. (photo)
Est. 200-400
Costa Rica. Banco Internacional de Costa Rica.
ND (19__). 10 Colones. P-175p. Proof mounted on
card. (red on front). Face: Blue on multicolored underprint. Five coffee bean pickers at center, value at
corners. Pristine in presentation with no noticeable
flaws. Printed by ABNCo. Gem Unc. Est. 200-400
776
776
ND (19__). 50 Colones. P-177s. No.00000 SPECIMEN (red on front). Face: Blue on multicolored underprint. Women playing mandolin center, value
flanking and at corners, 4 POCs on signature block.
Back: Green. Value at center. An attractive high-denomination specimen in flawless condition. Printed by
ABNCo. Gem Unc. (photo)
Est. 700-900
777
ND (19__). 10 Colones. P-186p. Face Proof
mounted on card. Face: Dark blue with multicolor underprint. Allegorical female pair at left, one holding a
ship, the other a locomotive, 2 partial POCs on signature line. Bright with one pinhole and a couple unobtrusive paper cuts in the far left and right margins.
Pencil notation “77386” on back. Printed by
ABNCo. AU-Unc.
Est. 200-400
773
773
ND (19__). 50 Colones. P-163p. Black and white
proof. Face: Black. Women playing mandolin center,
value flanking and at corners. 4 POCs. Rare, with the
only example of the Pick number from the Mayer collection being an issued Fine that hammered for
$5500. Printed by ABNCo. Unc, with two small tears
at upper border that aren’t noticeable until close inspected. (photo)
Est. 700-900
774
ND (19__) 50 Centimos. P-173s. No.00000 SPECIMEN (red on front). Face: Blue on red underprint.
Woman at center, 2 POCs on signature block. Back:
Green. Value at center inside circle. Bright with that
“just printed” appearance. Scarce. Printed by ABNCo.
Gem Unc.
Est. 80-120
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781
778
778
779
ND (19__). 50 Colones. P-188s. No.000000 SPECIMEN (red on front) Face: Blue on multicolored underprint. Allegorical female seated left, holding sword
and palm frond, 2 POCs on signature line. Back: Dark
brown. Central white “50”, flanked by larger “L”s, additional corner “50”s. Extremely rare as an issued
note, as the VF specimen in the Mayer collection hammered at $11,500. Specimens of this desirable type
remain nearly as rare and offer an affordable alternative for the Costa Rican type collector. Printed by
ABNCo. Unc. (photo)
Est. 1,000-1,500
Costa Rica. Banco Nacional de Costa Rica. ND
(19__). 5 Colones. P-209s. No.00000. SPECIMEN
(red on front). Face: Brown with multicolored underprint. Braulio Carillo at right, value at center, 2
POCs at signature line. Back: Green. Bridge at center, intertwined “5”s and “V”s flanking. Clean in appearance with a small pencil notation “F10955” in the
upper back margin. Printed by ABNCo. Unc.
Est. 80-120
780
780
(19__). 10 Colones. P-210s. No.00000. SPECIMEN
(red on front). Face: Light orange with multicolored
underprint. Portrait of Manuel J. Carazo left, value at
center, 2 POCs at signature line. Back: Blue. Large
sailing ship at center. The margins remain evenly
spaced with wonderful color on both sides. A small
pencil notation “F10956” in the upper back margin is
noted for accuracy. Printed by ABNCo. Choice Unc.
(photo)
Est. 300-500
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781
(19__). 100 Colones. P-212s. No.00000. SPECIMEN (red on front). Face: Green with multicolored
underprint. Jose Maria Castro Madriz, value at center, 2 POCs at signature line. Back: Olive. Old University of Santo Tomas. A lovely high denomination
example that as an issued note is rare in Uncirculated
condition. A pencil notation “F11729” sits on the
upper right back margin while a stray mark is visible
on the lower right corner margin. Printed by ABNCo.
Unc. (photo)
Est. 300-500
782
Costa Rica. Banco Central de Costa Rica.
4.6.1958. 100 Colones. P-234. No.0518826. Face:
Black on multicolor underprint. Juan Rafael Mora in
center portrait oval. Back: Black. Statue of Juan Santamaria. A nice collectible specimen that appears several grades finer than the actual grade. Printed by
W&S. VF.
Est. 100-150
783
Costa Rica. Banco Central de Costa Rica. ND
(19__). 10 Colones. P-237s. No.D0000000 SPECIMEN (red on face). Face: Blue on multicolor underprint. Science and Arts building at the University of
Costa Rica at left, Rodrigo Facio Brenes right. Back:
Blue on multicolor underprint. Central Bank of Costa
Rica. One corner fold determines the grade with a pen
notation “X20-0071” at the top left back margin.
Choice AU.
Est. 80-120
784
13.12.1971. 100 Colones. P-244. No.D19119320.
Face: Black on green and tan underprint. Ricardo
Jimenez in left side portrait, cattle center, commemorative stamp right. Back: Black on green and tan underprint. Supreme court building at center. Very
scarce high denomination commemorative issue.
Printed by TDLR VF.
Est. 80-120
785
785
24.5.1971. 1,000 Colones. P-246. No.247261.
Face: Red with multicolor underprint. Julio Pena in
left side portrait, value at center, commemorative
stamp right. Back: Pinkish-red. Central and National
Bank at center, flanked by value. Rarely offered.
Printed by TDLR. Fine-VF. (photo) Est. 300-500
787
787
Costa Rica. El Banco Herediano. ND (18__). 100
Pesos. P-S185s. SPECIMEN. Face: Black on light
blue. Woman at left holding caduceus, ship and factory in background, angel with pen and parchment
right, 4 POCs on signature line. Back: Blue. “CIEN”
at center. Rarely available and missing from the Mayer
collection. Two pinholes at the top left margin are
noted. Prepared by ABNCo. AU. (photo)
Est. 500-700
786
786
Costa Rica. El Banco Herediano. ND (18__). 50
Pesos. P-S184s. SPECIMEN (purple stamp on front).
Face: Black on pink. two women left, holding sword,
scale, flag, one leaning on fasces, angel with pen and
parchment right, “SPECIMEN.” twice on signature
lines. Back: Pink. “CINCUENTA” at center. A very
rare specimen bank issue printed on card stock with
minor rounding of the top two corners. The engravings were prepared by ABNCo. A wonderful opportunity for the specialist with a reported print run of
only 130 notes. AU. (photo)
Est. 450-650
788
788
Costa Rica. Banco Mercantil de Costa Rica.
12.5.1912.
100
Colones.
P-S205s.
No.00000/F3181. SPECIMEN (red on front). Face:
Black on reddish-orange. Eagle on rock at center,
fancy values left and right, 2 POCs on signature line.
Back: Olive on multicolor underprint. Laureate
headed allegorical woman at center with cap and wing
on head, value flanking. FEB 14 1912 stamp on back
right upper margin. A 5 Colones issue from the same
design series was offered in the Mayer collection. A
beautiful and rare item from an original printing of
250 notes for the date. Printed by ABNCo. Unc.
(photo)
Est. 700-900
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789
Cuba. Banco National De Cuba. Large Grouping
of Mostly Uncirculated Specimen Issues. [10]
1) 1 Peso. P-94as.
2) 10 Pesos. P-96as.
3) 10 Pesos. P-104as.
4) 10 Pesos. P-104bs.
5-6) 10 Pesos. P-104cs.
7) 20 Pesos. P-105cs.
8) 20 Pesos. P-105ds.
9) 50 Pesos. P-98s.
10) 100 Pesos. P-99s. The smaller denominations remain widely available, but the 50 and 100 Pesos are
scarcer and highly collectible. An ideal collection
starter for the budding Cuban specialist.
Est. 200-400
790
Cyprus. Pair of Uncirculated Type. [2]
1) 250 Mils. 1.12.1980. (P-41c).
2) 500 Mils. 1.9.1979. (P-42c). Both notes approach
the Gem level with the 500 Mils representative remaining in a first day of issue envelope.
Est. 100-150
791
Cyprus. 1 Pounds. 1.4.2004. (P60d) Olive Brown
and light tan on multicolor. Cypriot girl, arms. Handcrafts, village scene. #BF713901-4000. Uncirculated,
with a slight pinch at the top of the security thread,
perhaps as made. [100]
Est. 300-500
792
Est. 300-500
793
Est. 100-150
794
Cyprus. 5 Pounds. 1.9.2003. (P61b) Purple and violet on multicolor. Archaic male head. Church and
mosque on back. Consecutive serial number runs.
Uncirculated, with a slight pinch at the top of the security thread, perhaps as made. [30]
Est. 300-500
795
Cyprus. 5 Pounds. 1.9.2003. (P61b) Purple and violet on multicolor. Archaic male head. Church and
mosque on back. #R343181-200. Uncirculated, with
a slight pinch at the top of the security thread, perhaps as made. The first note has a minor corner bend.
[20]
Est. 200-400
796
Cyprus. 10 Pounds. 1.4.2005. (P62e) Olive green
and blue green on multicolor. Artemis. Warbler and
turtle on back. #BU325318-329. Uncirculated, with
a slight pinch at the top of the security thread, perhaps as made. [12]
Est. 300-500
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797
Cyprus. 10 Pounds. 1.4.2005. (P62e) Olive green
and blue green on multicolor. Artemis. Warbler and
turtle on back. Consecutive serial number runs. Uncirculated, with a slight pinch at the top of the security thread, perhaps as made. [13]
Est. 300-500
798
Cyprus. 20 Pounds. 1.4.2004. (P63c) Dark blue on
multicolor. Bust of Aphrodite. #AJ122608-12. Uncirculated. [5]
Est. 250-500
799
Cyprus. 20 Pounds. 1.4.2004. (P63c) Dark blue on
multicolor. Bust of Aphrodite. #AJ122688-92. Uncirculated. [5]
Est. 250-500
800
800
England. Bank of England. 10 Pounds. 1938 Jany,
19. (Pick 336a) Minor edge splits and pinholes, a nice
EF. (photo)
Est. 150-250
801
England. Bank of England Assortment. George V.
1) 10 Shillings. ND (1917-8). (Pick 350b) Green
Fine, pinholes.
2-3) 10 Shillings. ND (1922-3). (Pick 358) Green. FVF, VF, light stains.
4) 1 Pound. ND (1922-3). (Pick 359a) Brown. VFEF, with numerous pinholes. [4]
Est. 200-300
802
Falkland Islands Selection. Government Of Falkland
Islands.
1) 1 Pound. 2nd January 1967 (Pick 8a) Elizabeth II.
Green. Uncirculated.
2) Similar. (Pick 8b) Unc.
3) Similar. (Pick 8c) Unc.
4) Similar. (Pick 8d) Unc.
5) Similar. (Pick 8e) Unc.
6) 50 Pence. 25th September 1969 (Pick 10a) Uncirculated.
7) 50 Pence. 20th February 1974. (Pick 10b) AU. [7]
Est. 150-250
803
Fiji. Government of Fiji. 1 Pound. 1st July 1940.
(Pick 39c) Red, green. George VI. Fine. Est. 75-125
804
Fiji Trio. New Zealand. Reserve Bank of New
Zealand. ND (1942 - old date 1st August 1934) (Pick
45b) “Government of FIJI/ One Pound/ This note
is legal tender in Fiji only”. Violet on multicolor. Kiwi,
left, Fiji native. Tape repaired splits, otherwise Fine.
2) Government of FIJI. 1 Shilling. 1st September,
1942 (Pick 49a). Yellow. AU, corners rounded.
3) Central Monetary Authority. $5. (Pick 73b) Elizabeth II. Orange. Unc. [3]
Est. 75-125
805
Fiji. Central Monetary Authority Pairing. Elizabeth
II. $10 ND (1974)(Pick 74b) Red. $20 ND (1974)
(Pick 75b) Green. The former AU with a center fold
and the latter Uncirculated. [2]
Est. 150-250
806
806
Finland. Finlands Bank. 1955. 10,000 Markkaa.
P-95s. No.A0000000. SPECIMEN (red on front and
back). Face: Purple on green. Juhana Vilhelm Snellman at left center, value left and right. Back: Purple on
green. Arms at right center, value flanking. As-printed
with fresh handle-free surfaces. Very scarce. Gem
Unc. (photo)
Est. 300-500
807
France. Domaines National. Assignat of 100 Livres.
1790. (Pick A39). Louis XVI. Some edge roughness,
“X” penned on to face, otherwise About Fine.
Est. 100-150
808
France. Banque De France. 20 Francs. 15.1.1919.
(Pick 74) Blue. Bayard, left. Tear near 2 in 20, otherwise EF. 50 Francs. 10-8-1938. (Pick 85b). Multicolor. VF.
Est. 100-150
809
809
France. Banque de France. 13.7.1939. 50 Francs.
P-85b. No.P.10583-277. Face: Multicolor. Ceres and
Park of Versailes at left, reclining figure at right. Back:
Multicolor. Mercury at right with caduceus. Very attractive type with great overall presentation. PMG
Extremely Fine 40. (photo)
Est. 100-150
810
France. Banque de France. 500 Francs. 28-7-38.
(Pick 88c) lilac, blue. Woman, left, Mercury, right.
Bletterie signature. VF-EF. Great eye appeal.
Est. 80-120
811
France Trio. Banque de France.
1) 500 Francs. 29-1-1942. (Pick 95a) Multicolor. EFAU.
2) 5 Nouveaux Francs. 2-11-1971. (Pick 141a) Multicolor. Victor Hugo. Pantheon. EF-AU.
3) 5 Francs. 8-1-1970. (Pick 146b) Multicolor. Louis
Pasteur. EF. [3]
Est. 75-125
812
France. Banque de France.
1) 1000 Francs. 7-3-1957. (Pick 134b) Multicolor.
Richelieu. Favre-Gilly signature. VF-EF.
2) 10 Nouveaux Francs. 5-3-1959. (Pick 142a) Multicolor. Richelieu. VF-EF.
Voltaire. Uncirculated.
Voltaire.
Unc., light teller handling. [4]
Est. 150-250
813
France. Banque de France. 5 Nouveaux Francs. 2-71959. (Pick 141) Multicolor. Victor Hugo. Pantheon.
VF-EF. 2) 5 Nouveaux Francs. 2-2-1961. (Pick 141)
Essentially EF.
Est. 100-150
814
France. Bank of France. Five Francs. January 8-11968. (P146b) Pasteur, right. Purple and multicolor. EF-AU.
Est. 150-250
815
P-149f. No.U.1220-01789. Face: Multicolor. Pierre
Corneille at center, theatre at versailles around. Back:
Multicolor. Similar portrait in cartouche, view of
Rouen around. Soft center fold and one corner fold.
AU.
Est. 60-80
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816
P.156e. No.S.125-62286. Face: Multicolored. Blaise
Pascal at center, Tower of St. Jaques in Paris at left.
Back: Multicolored. Similar portrait at center, abbey of
Port Royal at left. A well-centered, pleasingly fresh
note. Uncirculated.
Est. 200-400
819
French Equatorial Africa. Caisse Centrale de la
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1947). 50 Francs. P-23s.
No.00000. SPECIMEN (black on front and back).
Face: Multicolored. Belain d’Esnambuc left, ship at
right, “SPECIMEN” perforation in center. Back:
Multicolored. Topless woman holding pole at left. A
scarce Specimen example. Unc., with a couple pinholes at top left.
Est. 100-150
817
817
French Antilles. Republique Francaise. ND (1964).
100 Francs. P-10bs. No.0225. SPECIMEN (black
on front) Face: Multicolored. General Schoelcher at
right center, tropical scene behind, “SPECIMEN”
perforation at far right. Back: Multicolored. General
Schoelcher at left center, various arms and galleon
around. One corner fold with a vertical fold at left.
Very rare and quite popular. AU. (photo)
Est. 500-700
820
820
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1949). 5,000 Francs. P27s. No.000. SPECIMEN (black on front and back).
Face: Multicolored. General Schoelcher at right center. Back: Multicolored. Group of people around basket. An attractive large-format note and rarely offered
as a Specimen. Unc. (photo)
Est. 600-800
821
French Somaliland. Banque de l’Indochine. ND
(1938). 1,000 Francs. P-10. No.H.1-763. Face:
Market scene with shirtless woman at front. Back:
Woman with basket at left, man with spear right. A
wonderful large format note with exceptional imagery
and overall eye appeal. PMG Choice Very Fine 35.
Est. 350-550
818
818
France Libre. 2.12.1941. 1,000 Francs. P-14s1.
No.TA012,337. Face: Dark blue on multicolor background. Phoenix rising above flames, hole punch cancelled over signatures and serial numbers. Back: Blue
on tan and violet underprint. Countryside scene before and after war destruction. A very popular type
note with gorgeous vignettes on both sides. XF/AU.
(photo)
Est. 600-800
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822
822
French West Africa. Banque de l’Afrique Occidentale. 21.11.1953. 500 Francs. P-41. No.0.1399-243.
Face: Multicolored. Woman holding French flag.
Back: Multicolored. Colonial soldiers with guns. A
very scarce and attractively designed banknote. VF.
(photo)
Est. 200-400
823
823
Germany. Federal Republic. 100 Deutsche Mark.
1948. (Pick 8a) Red, blue. Allegorical woman, globe.
Unobtrusive rust spot on the back near the lower center, otherwise Fine-VF. (photo)
Est. 300-500
824
Germany. Federal Republic. 20 Deutsche Mark. ND
(1949). (Pick 9a) Blue, red. Female medallion head,
left. Light stain in the left margin, otherwise Very
Fine.
Est. 200-300
825
Ten German 20 Reichsmark (Pick 181b) (1945).
Ornamental watermark. Werner Siemens, right. Uncirculated, many Choice.
Est. 150-250
826
Gibraltar. Government of Gibraltar Trio. 20th Nov
1975. Elizabeth II. All Uncirculated. [3] 1) 1 Pound
(Pick 20a) Red. 2) 5 Pounds (Pick 21a) Green. 3) 10
Pounds (Pick 22a) Blue.
Est. 150-250
828
828
Greece. Bank of Greece. 17.2.1922. 100 Drachmai.
P-67. No.MO044-832,064. Face: Blue on green and
orange underprint. G. Stavros left, two women reclining at center, arms of King George I at right with
red “NEON” overprint. Back: Purple on orange,
green and gray underprint. Temple at center, pillars
left and right. A high demand note that is sure to
catch the type collector’s eye. Seldom available.
Printed by B&W. PMG About Uncirculated 55.
(photo)
Est. 1,500-2,000
829
829
827
827
P-65s. No.000000. SPECIMEN (red on front). Face:
Black on blue. G. Stavros left, seated woman at center, arms of King George I at right. Back: Black on
blue underprint. Two allegorical women at center,
value flanking. Perfectly margined on crisp paper.
Printed by ABNCo. Unc. (photo)
Est. 200-400
P-68. No.592764. Face: Black atop green and orange
underprint. G. Stavros left, ornate scene with allegorical woman and sleeping lion at center, arms of King
George I at right with red “NEON” overprint. Back:
Black on orange and green underprint. Temple ruins
at center, statues at left and right. Undeniably an attractive note and sure to receive significant interest.
Rare this nice with only minor handling evidence left
in the paper. Printed by ABNCo. PMG Choice
About Unc 58. (photo)
Est. 1,500-2,000
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833
833
830
830
Greece. Bank of Greece. 21.1.1922. 1,000 Drachmai. P-69. No.BY081-892689. Face: Blue on multicolor underprint. G. Stavros left, allegorical woman
sitting with farming yield at center, arms of King
George I at right with red “NEON” overprint. Back:
Black on red and multicolor underprint. Temple at
center, urn at left and right. Handsome in presentation and preservation and worthy of a connoisseur’s
collection. Printed by ABNCo. PMG Choice Extremely Fine 45 Net - Discoloration. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
P-193s. No.000000. SPECIMEN (red on front) Face:
Green on multicolor underprint. Bust of Socrates at
center. Back: Green on yellow underprint. Apostle
Paul speaking at assembly. Impeccably designed and
very scarce. Gem Unc. (photo)
Est. 250-450
834
834
Greece. Bank of Greece. 16.4.1956. 1,000 Drachmai. P-194s. No.000000. SPECIMEN (red on front)
Face: Reddish-brown on multicolor underprint.
Alexander at left, frieze at bottom. Back: Reddishbrown on multicolor underprint. Alexander in battle
of Issus. Boldly embossed with sharp corners. A most
visually appealing example. Choice Unc. (photo)
Est. 250-450
835
Greece. Historical Collections, a 31-page booklet
with 22 Greek banknotes tipped in. An additional 6
notes are also included in the lot. Pick numbers are
97, 98, 100b, 102c, 116, 117a,118a, 119a, 120, 121,
122a, 123, 124, 125a, 126b, 127a, 128a, 129b,
130b, 131a, 132b, 133b, 134b, 135a, 316, 317, 318,
319. Most are Uncirculated, but a few lesser grades
are also included. Must be seen. Sold as is, no returns.
[28]
Est. 50-100
836
Greenland. ND (1953). 10 Kroner. P-19a.
No.1010995. Face: Brown on yellow underprint.
Whale shooting water from spout in center circle,
value flanking. Back: Tan with yellow at center. Map
of Greenland in center circle with crowned shields left
and right. Presenting very nicely for the grade with a
hard vertical and horizontal fold that defines the
grade. Scarce type. VF.
Est. 150-250
831
831
Greece. Bank of Greece. ND (1947). 5,000 Drachmai. P-177. No.M.15-961279. Face: Purple on orange underprint. Women with child and infant in
center circle. Back: Purple on green underprint. Two
women with mythical horse at center. Very scarce with
one vertical fold on the right. PMG Choice About
Unc 58. (photo)
Est. 700-900
832
Greece. Bank of Greece. 1955. 100 Drachmai. P192s. No.000000. SPECIMEN (red on front) Face:
Red on multicolor underprint. Themistocles in oval
at left, galley at right bottom. Back: Red on yellow
underprint. Gathering of sailing ships. As new as one
could expect with no apparent disturbances. An ideal
example for type. Gem Unc.
Est. 250-450
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837
Haiti Trio. Republic of Haiti. 1 Gourde. 1919. (Pick
140a) Black on blue. J. J. Deselenes, left. Three consecutive notes, Nos. 45102-4. EF, AU(2). [3]
Est. 150-250
843
Jamaica. Government of Jamaica. 10 Shillings 15th
June. 1950 (Pick 39) George VI. Purple. Fine. 2)
Bank of Jamaica. 1 Pound. ND (1961) (Pick 51) Elizabeth II. Red, green. AU. [2]
Est. 100-150
844
Lebanon. Republic of Lebanon. ND (19__). 25 Piastres. P-42. Face: Violet on multicolor underprint.
Cedar tree in circular presentation at right. Back: Violet-maroon. Ornamental stone lion facade at center,
denominations flanking. Brightly inked with a shallow
corner and center as well as a single well-hidden pinhole. AU.
Est. 80-120
Phenomenal Lebanese Rarity
838
838
Hong Kong. Chartered Bank of India, Australia,
& China. 10 Dollars. 1.9.1956. Red and black on
multicolor underprint. The paper remains crisp with
numerous hard folds defining the grade. A popular series that appeals to many collecting areas. Choice VF.
(photo)
Est. 300-500
839
Iran Grouping. Bank Melli Iran & Bank Markazi
Iran.
1) 50 Rials ND (1944) (Pick 42) Green, red.
2) 200 Rials ND (1951) (Pick 51) Green.
3) 200 Rials AH1317 (1974-79) (Pick 103) Green,
blue. All Choice AU to Uncirculated. [3]
Est. 350-550
840
Iran. Group of 200 Rial Notes. (1974-1979). (Pick
103a) [10] Shah Pahlavi. Blue on green. Choice-Gem
Uncirculated. Cat. Value = $30-40 per note in Pick.
Est. 300-400
841
Isle of Man. Prisoners of War Camps. 1 Shilling, 0
Pence. Red. Minor split at top edge, writing in ink on
back, Very Fine. Rare.
Est. 300-500
845
845
Lebanon. Banque de Syrie et du Liban. 1945. 5
Livres. P-49s. No.O.00-000. BILLET SPECIMEN
(purple on front and back). Face: Multicolor. Urn at
left, two drinking horns at right, ornate floral design
elsewhere, 10 POCs near border, faint hand-written
red “3” at top right border. Back: Multicolor. Ras
Beirut at center. Rare with an estimated existence of
around 40 examples. Unc. (photo)
Est. 2,500-3,500
842
842
Italy. Allied Military Currency. 100 Lire. 1943. (Pick
M15b)
Replacement
note.
Purple,
aqua.
No.*00109034A. Fine. (photo)
Est. 200-300
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846
846
847
Macau. Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 8.4.1963.
500 Patacas. P-52s. No.000000. ESPECIME (red
on front and back). Face: Green on multicolor underprint. Portrait of Bishop D. Belchoir Carneiro, 2
POCs on signatures, “143” in black at upper right
margin. Back: Green on multicolor underprint.
Woman looking out at sailships center, seal to left.
Boldly embossed with beautiful color combinations.
Rarely available. Printed by BWC. Gem Unc. (photo)
Est. 700-900
Mexico. Banco Oriental de Mexico. 100 Pesos. 3 January 1914 (Pick S385c). Red. Extremely Fine.
Est. 75-125
849
849
Netherlands. De Nederlandsche Bank. 4.12.1930.
500 Gulden. P-52. No.AD004172. Face: Gray-blue
on multicolor underprint. King William III at top center with Man-o-war ship, Hollandia, in underprint.
Back: Gray-blue and violet. Work by Wetboek Van
Strafrecht with fish and mermaids. A wonderfully large
format note with exceptional overall concept and execution. Infrequent in its availability. VF. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
850
New Hebrides. Institut D’emission D’outre Mer. 1)
500 Francs ND (1970) (Pick 19a). Green, multicolor.
Unc. 2) 1000 Francs ND (1975) (Pick 20b). Orange,
multicolor. Unc.
Est. 150-250
851
Northern Ireland. Northern Bank Limited. 10
Pounds. 1.1.1975. (Pick 189b). Multicolor. Drydock.
Uncirculated.
Est. 150-250
848
848
Morocco. Banque d’Etat du Maroc. 1.3.1944. 10
Francs. P-25s. No.A1-000. SPECIMEN (red on
front and back) Face: Black on green underprint. Fivepointed star at center. Back: Blue on red underprint.
Value left and right, script in center. A scarce Specimen
note. Printed by EAW. Choice Unc. (photo)
Est. 80-120
852
852
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Norway. Norges Bank. 1945. 100 Kroner. P-10ds.
No.C.6440566. SPECIMEN (black on front and
back). Face: Purple on olive underprint. Christie at
left, Adm. Tordenskjold right, 4 POCs in center
square. Back: Black on orange underprint. Building in
center circle. Handsomely presented with a bold inking on both sides. Unc. (photo) Est. 1,000-1,500
855
855
Portugal. Banco de Portugal. 27.2.1940. 20 Escudos. P-143. No.DSL06005. Face: Violet on multicolor underprint. Mousinho d’Albuquerque at left,
ornate building at right. Back: Violet. Guimaraes caste
at left. Widely margined. XF, with staple holes at the
corners. (photo)
Est. 200-400
856
Portugal. Banco de Portugal. 11.3.1947. 50 Escudos. P-154. No.CZF06878. Face: Purple and dark
blue on multicolor underprint. Arms at upper center,
Ramalho Ortigao at right. Back: Brown on multicolor
underprint. Head at left, monastery at center. The
paper maintains significant body with numerous folds
that define the grade. XF.
Est. 80-120
857
Portuguese New Guinea Group. Banco Nacional
Ultramarino. 100 Escudos. 17.12.1971. (Pick 45a)
Nuno Tristao. Ultramarine, multicolor. Average VFEF, some better. [5]
Est. 60-80
858
Rhodesia Trio. Reserve Bank of Rhodesia.
1) 10 Shillings. 10th September 1968 (Pick 27). Elizabeth II. Blue. Uncirculated.
2) 1 Pound. 18th August, 1967 (Pick 28). Elizabeth
II. Red. XF.
3) $10. 19th November, 1975 (Pick 33b). Arms.
Green. Uncirculated. [3]
Est. 300-500
853
853
Portugal. Banco de Portugal. ND (1917). 50,000
Reis. P-110. No.N18102. Face: Blue on multicolor
underprint. Middle East king on throne left, Vasco da
Gama and team at right, “REPUBLICA” overprint at
bottom center. Back: Blue on multicolor underprint.
Medallion of Lusitania at right. Showing significant
usage with some staining evident on the left side with
several tears in the paper that are mostly confined to
the margins. Fine. (photo)
Est. 600-800
854
854
Portugal. Banco de Portugal. 17.11.1922. 2 Escudos 50 Centavos. P-127b. No.1C05695. Face: Blue
on orange and yellow underprint. Mousinho da Silveira at center. Back: Orange on yellow underprint.
Arms at center. Nicely framed and brightly inked.
PMG Extremely Fine 40. (photo)
Est. 200-400
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South Korea. Bank of Korea. 10 Won Pair. ND
(1953) Blue. Medieval tortoise warship at right.
AU/Choice AU.
Est. 80-120
864
864
Spain. El Banco de Espana. 1.7.1903. 100 Pesetas.
P-53s1. Uniface SPECIMEN. Face: Gray. Man holding spade at left, naked baby holding plant at right,
punch at top left of watermark circle. A very attractive Specimen with trivial evidence of handling that
precludes the Uncirculated moniker. AU. (photo)
Est. 300-500
859
859
Original Bank Brick of 1,000 Russian 5 Rubles
(Pick 35) 1917 Soviet Government Issue. Blue and
multicolor. Eagle, top center. YA-101. Uncirculated,
for the most part. Many Choice, and some are possible Gems. An occasional example has bent corner tips
or other minor problems. The brick is tied with the
original string, and cannot be cut open until purchased. Three extra examples are loose at the top and
bottom, outside the string, and these show bends
from lying against the string. Sold as is, no returns.
(photo)
Est. 750-1,250
860
Twenty Russian 1,000 Rubles (Pick 37) 1917.
[20] Mostly Uncirculated, one with a corner tip
damaged, a few with bent corner tips. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 75-125
861
Russian Government Treasury Notes Issue of
1919. 10,000 Rubles. (Pick S425) [100] Brown and
green on dull orange underprint. Double headed
eagle. On back, woman with lance and woman with
sword. Average VF-EF,with many better. Should be
seen. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 250-350
862
Scotland. British Linen Bank. One Pound. 7th January 1921. (Pick 151b) Blue, red. Fine, minor splits,
pencil notations, back.
Est. 100-150
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865
865
Spain. El Banco de Espana. 24.9.1906. 50 Pesetas.
P-58a. No.C4,391,683. Face: Black on multicolor underprint. Women leaning on globe with caduceus in
hand. Back: Green on yellow underprint. Briefly
through circulation with the appearance of a finer
grade. Printed by BWC. XF. (photo)
Est. 80-120
866
Spain. El Banco de Espana. 30.6.1906. 100 Pesetas. P-59a. No.D6,151,310. Face: Black on multicolor underprint. Allegorical woman seated at left and
right. Back: Blue on yellow underprint. Arms supported by pillars at center. The margins are well justified with relatively bright paper for the grade. Printed
by BWC. VF.
Est. 80-120
867
Spain. Bank of Spain. 1000 Pesetas. 1st July 1925.
(Pick 70c) Charles I. Multicolor. VF or better, a few
with small repaired splits. [8]
Est. 100-150
868
Spain. Bank of Spain. 1000 Pesetas. 15th August
1928. (Pick 78). San Fernando. Blue, multicolor. Very
Fine. [4]
Est. 75-125
869
Spain. Bank of Spain. 500 Pesetas. 25th April 1931.
(Pick 84). Juan Sebastian de Algano. Multicolor.
Mostly AU, one or two with pinholes. [14]
Est. 100-150
870
Spain. Bank of Spain 500 Pesetas Grouping. 25 April
1931. (Pick 84) Multicolor. Juan Sebastian de Elcano.
Mostly EF or better. One with a pinhole. [20]
Est. 150-250
873
873
Spain. Banco de Espana. 21.11.1936. 1,000 Pesatas. P-103s. No.A325660. MUESTRA (red on face).
Face: Brown on light brown and green underprint.
Back: Brown on multicolor underprint. Old bridge
and building in brown. Rarely offered with light handling evident in the edges with a hard center fold. XF.
(photo)
Est. 400-600
874
Spain. Banco de Espana. 20.5.1938. 25 Pesetas. P111s. No.C4112457. MUESTRA (red on front).
Face: Green and pink. Arms in underprint. Back:
Church in Seville at sunset. The margins pleasingly
frame the print with bold embossing clearly evident
and testifying to originality. Printed by G&D. Choice
AU.
Est. 200-400
871
871
Spain. Banco de Espana. 21.11.1936. 50 Pesetas. P100s. No.A682674. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:
Brown on green underprint, value at left and right.
Back: Brown on multicolor underprint. Head at left
and right. An attractive presentation with a couple
corners ticks and a faint centerfold that precludes the
Uncirculated designation. AU. (photo)
Est. 200-400
875
875
872
872
Spain. Banco de Espana. 21.11.1936. 500 Pesetas.
P-102s. No.B256506. MUESTRA (red on face).
Face: Dark blue on light blue and brown underprint.
Value at left and right. Back: Cathedral and town
below, viaduct. Rare. XF. (photo)
Est. 600-800
P-114s. No.A2144981. MUESTRA (red on face).
Face: Yellow, green and lilac. Arms in underprint.
Back: Black on multicolor underprint. Cathedral at
center with columns at both sides. The paper has retained full body with an evident vertical center fold
that defines the grade. Rare and seldom available.
Printed by G&D. XF. (photo)
Est. 700-900
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876
876
Spain. Banco de Espana. 20.5.1938. 1,000 Pesetas. P-115s. No.A2836681. MUESTRA (red on
face). Face: Blue and red. Arms in underprint. Back:
Dark violet on multicolor underprint. Rendering of
painting in center panel by Goya. A curious issue with
security strips that read “BANCO DE ESPANA”
arranged unsystematically within the paper. XF.
(photo)
Est. 700-900
877
877
Spain. Banco de Espana. 9.1.1940. 25 Pesatas. P116s. No.B0,663,680. MUESTRA. (red on face).
Face: Gray-blue on light brown underprint. Juan de
Herrera at left, Patio de Evangelistas at right. Back:
Purple, blue and green. Arms at left. Nice bright ink
with a well hidden center fold. Unpriced as a Specimen in the SCWPC catalog. XF. (photo)
Est. 200-400
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Spain. Banco de Espana. 9.1.1940. 500 Pesetas. P119s. No.A2.186.241. MUESTRA (red on face).
Face: Dark green with orange underprint. D. Juan of
Austria in rectangular frame. Back: Battle of Lepanto
with old sailing vessels. Rare and very attractive for
the grade. XF-AU. (photo)
Est. 700-900
879
P-124s. No.0568281. MUESTRA (red on face).
Face: Black on multicolor underprint. Conde de
Orgaz (death scene) by El Greco at right. Back: Gray
on gold underprint. View of Toledo at center. Retaining attractive eye appeal with even wear in the
paper. VF.
Est. 200-400
880
Spain. Banco de Espana. 13.2.1943. 5 Pesetas. P127s. No.B3441498. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:
Puple on multicolor underprint. Queen Isabel la
Catolica at left. Back: Purple-brown on lime-green underprint. Columbus with men at center. Unpriced in
the SCWPM as a SPECIMEN. AU.
Est. 100-150
881
Spain. Banco de Espana. 15.6.1945. 5 Peseta. P129s. No.L1656042. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:
Green on multicolor underprint. Queen Isabel la
Catolica and Columbus at left. Back: Gray-green on
light peach and seafoam green underprint. Spaniards
fighting Moors. A slight corner bend defines the
grade. Choice AU.
Est. 100-150
884
884
882
882
Spain. Banco de Espana. 19.2.1946. 1,000 Peseta.
P-133s. No.2925899. MUESTRA (red on face).
Face: Dark green and brown on multicolor underprint. J. Luis Vives at right. Back: Green on peach underprint. Cloister at college in Valencia. A very scarce
high value type with a single corner tick that confines
itself to the margins and prevents the technical Uncirculated grade. Choice AU. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
Spain. Banco de Espana. 22.7.1954. 25 Pesetas. P147s. No.A0000000. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:
Purple on multicolor underprint. Isaac Albeniz at left,
“NULO 16” perforation at right. Back: Purple on
peach underprint. Patio scene of the Lion’s Court of
Alhambra. Spectacular in terms of presentation. A
scarce example. Gem Unc. (photo)
Est. 500-700
885
885
883
883
Spain. Banco de Espana. 22.7.1953. 1 Pesetas. P144s. No.0000000. MUESTRA (red on face). Face:
Red-brown and black on multicolor underprint. Marquis de Santa Cruz at right. Back: Red-brown and
black on multicolor underprint. Ship in center, value
in ornate counters left and right. A rare Specimen
printing. Unc., with a tiny pinhole in the upper left
corner. (photo)
Est. 300-500
St. Pierre and Miquelon. Caisse Centrale de la
France d’Outre-Mer. ND (1961). 1 Nouveau
Franc. P-31s. No.O.0000000. SPECIMEN (black on
front and back). Face: B d’Esnambuc left, ship at
right, “SPECIMEN” perforation left center, black and
blue overprints. Back: Topless woman at left hut in
background. A rare provisional issue with an overprint
to denote the change in denomination from 50 Francs
to 1 Nouveau Franc as well as the printing for usage
in St. Pierre et Miquelon. Worthy of significant attention from the type collector. Unc. (photo)
Est. 600-800
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886
Franc. P-33s. No.O.00000000. SPECIMEN (black
on front and back). Face: Multicolor. Sailboat and
buildings at left, two women at right, black and red
overprint. Back: Multicolor. Oxen drawing carts. Unlisted in the standard catalog as a Specimen. A wonderful example of this overprinted re-denominated
currency that was originally a 500 Franc note and
made into 10 Nouveau Francs. Sharp and quite rare.
Choice Unc. (photo)
Est. 300-500
888
888
887
887
front and back). Face: Multicolor. Two woman facing
each other at right, plants at left, “SPECIMEN” perforation left center, black and red overprints. Back:
Multicolor. Two men in boat left, woman in right
foreground. Unsoiled and with hammered embossing
that remains evident on both sides. Rare as a Specimen and unlisted as such in the SCWPM. Choice
Unc. (photo)
Est. 500-700
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front and back). Face: General Schoelcher at right,
ship at right, “SPECIMEN” perforation at left, black
and blue overprints. Back: Family with plants in the
background. A lovely oversized note and a considerable rarity with the 100 Nouveaux Francs red overstamp at the top left center. Worthy of strong
competition. Choice Unc. (photo)
Est. 1,000-1,500
889
889
St. Thomas and Prince. Banco National Ultramarino. 18.4.1956. 500 Escudos. P-39s.
No.000,000. ESPECIME (red on front and back).
Face: Blue on multicolor underprint. Bank seal at left,
arms at upper center, D. Alfonso V at right, 2 POCs
on signature line, printed “140” in face in upper right
margin. Back: Blue on multicolor underprint. Lady
staring out at sailing ship and ocean liner. A very attractive high denomination type example. Unc.
(photo)
Est. 150-250
890
890
891
Straits Settlements. Government of the Straits Settlements. 1 Dollar. 1st January 1925. (P9a). Red on
Grey-violet underprint. Red date in plate. Palm trees,
huts. Back: Beach with palms. #J/3 63195. VF,
ironed, pin hole on the left side in the middle. (photo)
Est. 200-300
893
893
Straits Settlements. Government of the Straits Settlements. 5 Dollars. 1st January 1935. (P17b). Violet. George V. Back: Tiger, woman’s head. #B/67
21987. VF.
Est. 150-250
Switzerland.
Schweizerische
NationalBank.
16.10.1947. 50 Franken. P-34os. SPECIMEN. Face:
Green and light peach underprint. Portrait of woman
in oval at lower left. Extensive lathework frame with
die counters. Back: F. Hodler’s “Woodcutter” surrounded by geometric lathework frame with bank titles in four languages. Red SPECIMEN stamp on
front and back. Five star POCs. Unc. (photo)
Est. 200-400
892
892
Switzerland.
Schweizerische
NationalBank.
1.7.1922. 20 Franken. P-27s. Series 5 V. SPECIMEN. Face: Blue, green and brown underprint.
William Tell Monument in Altdorf with the Rutli
Mountains in the left background. Red SPECIMEN
stamped across face. Back: Purple, blue and brown
lathework frame with central cartouche at center with
bank title in three languages and 20 in center. Second
red SPECIMEN stamp. Small star punch out cancel
holes. Uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 900-1,100
894
894
Switzerland.
Schweizerische
NationalBank.
15.3.1945. 100 Franken. P-35gs. SPECIMEN. Face:
Blue with red-orange underprint. Striking portrait of
woman in oval at left. Geometric lathework frame
with varying shades of blue throughout. Back: F.
Hodler’s “Scyther” framed with lathework blue frame
with die counters and multi-lingual frame. Red
stamped SPECIMEN face and back. Waterlow &
Sons. Punch cancels in signature blocks. Unc. (photo)
Est. 300-500
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897
897
895
895
Switzerland.
Schweizerische
NationalBank.
31.8.1946. 500 Franken. P-36es. SPECIMEN (red
stamp on front). Face: Dark red and lilac lathework
frame and underprint. Portrait of woman from Appenzell with embroidered collar. Back: Brown lathework frame and illustration of E. Burnand’s
“Embroidering Appenzell Women.” Small POCs in
signature blocks. Appenzell is a canton in NE Switzerland. A rural and sparsely populated region, it is
mainly meadowland dotted with small farms and has
been famous for centuries as a textile and embroidery
center. Unc. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
Switzerland.
Schweizerische
NationalBank.
27.8.1937. 20 Franken. P-39fs. SPECIMEN (red on
face). Front: Dark blue on red underprint. Portrait in
lathework grame of Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi at
upper right. Back: Cross in center of lathework cartouche with blue security 20 underprint. Red SPECIMEN stamp on back. Star-shaped punched out
cancels. Unc. (photo)
Est. 300-500
898
898
Switzerland.
Schweizerische
NationalBank.
21.12.1961. 500 Franken. P-51as. No.2E00000.
SPECIMEN (red on front). Face: Olive-green “500”
and brown-orange vignette on multi-colour underprint. Face: Woman with hood looks into mirror, cross
beneath. Back: Wonderful allegory of the Fountain of
Youth in brown - three elders at left of pool with withered vine, young girl bathing, two younger woman
on far right of pool with beautiful vine in bloom, rabbits and dog. Unc. (photo)
Est. 900-1,100
899
Tahiti. Banque de L’Indochine. [2]
1) 100 Fr. (1939-1965). (Pick 14c) Woman holds
statue of Athena. Fresh and bright VF-EF.
2) 20 Fr. (1951-1963). (Pick 21b) Unc.
Est. 200-300
896
896
Switzerland.
Schwizerische
NationalBank.
11.11.1943. 1,000 Franken. P-37gs. SPECIMEN
(red on front). Face: Violet lathework frame and
counters with light orange and green underprint. Oval
portrait of young woman with curly hair. Back: Orange underprint in E. Burnand’s “Foundry.” With red
SPECIMEN stamp as well. Rare Swiss note beautifully done by Waterlow & Sons, London. Unc.
(photo)
Est. 1,500-2,000
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900
900
Timor. Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 25.4.1963.
500 Escudos. P-29s. No.000000. ESPECIME. Face:
Dark brown on multicolour underprint. Regulo D.
Aleixo with elaborate hat at right. Watermark at left of
Aleixo. Back: Similar to previous. Unc. (photo)
Est. 150-250
901
Tonga. Government of Tonga Treasury note. 1
Pound. 3rd May, 1940. (Pick 11a) Red on green underprint. Arms. Pinholes, very light stains, otherwise
Fine.
Est. 100-150
902
Trinidad and Tobago. Government of Trinidad and
Tobago. 1 Dollar. 2nd January, 1939. (Pick 7b) Blue
and multicolor. EF.
Est. 100-150
904
904
Tunisia. Banque de l’Algerie et de la Tunisie.
9.7.1952. 5,000 Francs. P-30. No.X.340777. Face:
Multicolor. Roman ruins at left, Roman Emperor Vespasian right. Back: Multicolor. Intricate mosaic work
with lions and chariot at center and floral designs left
and right. Extremely fine or better in appearance with
several minuscule stains in the top margin that prevent us from designating the full XF grade. PMG
Choice Very Fine 35. (photo)
Est. 500-700
905
903
903
Tunisia. Banque de l’Algerie. 3.11.1942. 1,000
Francs. P-20a. No.987. Face: Multicolor. Horses at
left, French farm family at right. Watermark: Woman’s
face. Back: Multicolor. Woman with farm produce
below, dam, and man seated on bank of river. With
Arabic lettering at bottom of back. PMG Very Fine
30. (photo)
Est. 700-900
905
Tunisia. Banque Centrale de Tunisie. 20.3.1962.
5 Dinars. P-61s. No.C/13 000000. Face: Dark blue
with purple and green undeprint. Habib Bourguiba
at right, bridge at left. Back: Purple with light underprint. Archways at left, watermark arms. Uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 200-400
906
Uganda. Bank of Uganda. 10 Shillings. ND (1973).
(Pick 6b). Multicolor. 10 notes, 7 consecutively numbered. Idi Amin. Uncirculated. [10]
Est. 80-120
907
Ukraine. 500 Hryven. 1918. (Pick 23). Aqua, orange. 10 notes, 5, and 3 consecutively numbered. Uncirculated, one with bent corner tips. [10]
Est. 200-300
908
Oceania Pair. [2]
1) Australia. 1 Pound. ND (1961-1965). (P-34).
Bright and issue-free. VF.
2) New Zealand. 1 Pound. ND (1940-1955). (P159a). Moderately circulated and pleasing for the
grade. VF.
Est. 80-120
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Group of Burma and Myanmar Currency Packs.
Four packs of 100 notes; Burma - 5 Kyats (P-57), 10
Kyats (P-58), 45 Kyats (P-64); Myanmar - 1 Kyat (P67); all examples remain bound in their original packs
with the seal on the 10 Kyats pack being broken. The
45 Kyats pack is scarce as such. Sold as is, no returns.
[400]
Est. 300-400
910
Grouping of Modern British Commonwealth Banknotes. [6]
1) Cayman Islands. $1. 1971. (P-1a). Housed in a first
day of issue envelope. Unc.
2) Cayman Islands. $5. 1971. (P-2a). Minor handling
at edges. Unc.
3) Gibralter. 1 Pound. 20.11.1975. (P-20a). Housed
in a first day of issue envelope. Unc.
4) Guernsey. 1 Pound. ND (1980-1989). (P-48a).
Housed in a first day of issue envelope. Unc.
5) Maurituis. 25 Rupees. ND (1967). (P-32b). Unc.
6) Scotland. Clydesdale Bank. 1 Pound. 1.9.1969. (P202). AU.
Est. 200-400
911
Collection of Modern World Banknotes. A wonderful grouping with over 25 countries arranged alphabetically inside of a stamp album. Many high
denomination examples are noted with a mix of circulated and uncirculated representatives present. A
colorful mixture that would make a pleasing start to a
world banknote collection. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 200-400
912
Large Grouping of Assorted World Banknotes. A
large group of over 100 notes from a broad range of
countries. Highlights include: 1934 Sarawak 1 Dollar, 1941 Philippines 1 Peso replacement note, 1936
British North Borneo 1 Dollar, 1914 China - Shanghai 5 Yuan with black signatures. Other types include
an arrangement of notes primary from China, Japan,
and Germany. The large majority of items show some
form of circulation. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 150-250
913
Southern European Pair. [2]
1) Armenia. 250 Roubles. 1919. (P-32). Hard center
fold with a moderate stain in top upper margin. XF.
2) Serbia. 1000 Dinara. 1.5.1941. (P-24). An attractive note printed over what was formerly a 500 Dinara note. A nice VF.
Est. 60-80
914
914
An Interesting Collection of 18th Century Swiss and
Northern Italian Fiscal Paper.
Included are over seventy documents from Bellinzona,
Rohrschach, Ragatz, Rheineck, St. Gallen, Gunzburg,
Bergamo, Como, Intra, Milano and Chiavenna. Dated
from the 1740s to the 1790s. Several are on printed
forms, others are manuscript. Most appear to be
freight invoices and other shipper’s records, many
bearing shipper’s and receiver’s individual marks.
These are in the form of letters and geometric designs
such as 5-pointed stars (perhaps a Jewish merchant),
triangles and crosses, that would appear on the boxes
of freight as identifying marks. Most are in Very Fine
condition with very little age toning. An unusual collection, probably difficult to duplicate. Must be seen.
(photo)
Est. 750-1250
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FOURTH SESSION
Wednesday, January 16, 2013- 2:00 p.m.
Lots 915-1555
ANCIENT COINS
Ancient Greek Coinage
917
917
915
915
Kingdom of Macedon, Philip II (359-336 BC), AR
Tetradrachm, Amphipolis, struck ca. 320/19-317 BC,
14.34 gms, laureate Zeus head right, rev. ΦIΛIΠ-ΠoY,
youth on horseback right holding palm, AI monogram below horse’s belly, Λ below raised foreleg (Cf.
Le Rider 44,7 - different symbol below foreleg), test
cut from reverse edge at 6:00, very fine. (photo)
Est. 400-600
916
916
Attica, Athens (ca. 454-404 BC), AR Tetradrachm,
struck 420-404 BC, 17.05gms, helmeted head of
Athena right, rev. AE, owl standing right, head facing, olive sprig and crescent behind (Kroll 8, SNG
Copenhagen 31), light gray, full profile, very fine.
(photo)
Est. 600-700
Paphlagonia, Sinope (ca. 330-300 BC), AR
Tetradrachm, Attic standard, 15.62gms, head of the
city-goddess right, wearing mural crown, rev. INEN,
Apollo seated right on omphalos, holding lyre and
plektron, A-M-T in right field, small countermark “M”
above the “T” (cf.SNG v. Aulock 6861),lightly toned
over some old pinscratches in field, overall a decent example of a very rare and important issue of Sinope seldom offered in public sale, very fine. Originally a
Hittite port, Sinope became the wealthiest emporium on
the southern Euxine coast. Between 780 and 756 BC,
Milesian Greeks founded a settlement there, while the
area came under Phrygian contol in 700 BC. Sinope
was laid waste by the Cimmerians in 677 BC, only to be
refounded as a Milesian colony in ca. 630 BC. It later
came under the yoke of the Persian empire. Following
the defeat of the Persians at the hands of Alexander the
Great, the Macedonian ruler told Sinope’s ambassador
that the city should keep its old independence. After
Alexander’s death, Sinope was able to remain independent both of the Seleukids and the Pontic kings. Syrian influence, though, was clear and this tetradrachm
emulates Seleukid types of Antiochos III, albeit in distinctive Sinopan fashion. The obverse depicts Sinope,
daughter of Asopus, who, according to the Greek historian Diodorus Siculus, bore Apollo (depicted on the reverse) a son, Syrus, the eponymous first king of the
Syrians. (photo)
Est. 3,000-4,000
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Roman Imperatorial Coins
922
Divus Claudius, with Nero (54-68), AR
Tetradrachm, uncertain Syrian mint in Seleucis ad
Pieria, 15.15gms, laureate head of Nero right, rev. laureate head of Divus Claudius right (RPC 4122, Prieur
47A - Antioch, SNG Copenhagen 180 - Caesarea),
medium gray over some porosity, nice portraits, good
very fine.
Est. 150-200
923
Galba (68-69), AR Denarius, Rome, July 68-Jan 69,
3.06gms, IMP SER GALBA CAESAR AVG, laureate
head right, slight drapery before, rev. SALVS GEN
HVMANI, Salus advancing left, her right foot on
globe, holding patera over altar and rudder (RIC 211,
RSC 238), flan crack upper right edge, a piece lost in
the distant past - which does interfere with legends or
types, lovely old toning, excellent portrait, near extremely fine.
Est. 150-200
924
Vitellius (69), AR Denarius, Tarraco(?), XX gms, A
VITELLIVS IMP GERMAN, laureate head right,
globe at point of truncation, rev. CONSENSVS
EXER(CITVVM), Mars running left holding spear
and Aquila with vexillum (RIC 21), very minor tooling, toned over a few shallow laminations and slight
graininess, very fine.
Est. 200-300
918
918
Julius Caesar, posthumous, AR Denarius, Rome,
Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus, quaestor designatus, 40
BC, 3.75gms, laureate head right of Caesar, rev.
Aquila, between standard and plough and decempeda
(measuring rod), S-C (Crawford 525/3, Sydenham
1128, RSC 48), neatly applied banker’s mark left obverse field, pleasing profile of Gaius Julius, light gray,
very fine. (photo)
Est. 900-1,200
Roman Imperial Coins
919
919
Augustus (27 BC-14 AD), AR Denarius, Rome,
moneyer: L. Mescinus Rufus, 16 BC, 3.89gms, laureate head right, rev. Mars wearing crested helmet standing left atop low, inscribed pedestal, holding traverse
spear and parazonium (RIC 351, RSC 463a), attractive old toning, pleasing portrait, single small banker’s
mark on cheek, otherwise choice very fine. (photo)
Est. 700-900
920
Tiberius (14-37), in honor of his deceased son,
Drusus, Caesar, AR Drachm of Caesarea-Eusebia in
Cappadocia, 33-34, 3.58gms, TI (CAES) AVG PM
TRP XXXV, laureate head of Tiberius right, rev.
DRVSVS CAES TI AVG F COS II TRP IT, bare head
of Drusus left (RPC 3622, RIC 86), some light pinscratches, slate gray, good fine.
Est. 150-200
921
Caligula (37-41), AR Drachm of Caesarea in Cappadocia, 37-38, 3.53gms, bare head right, rev. IMPERATOR PONT MAX AVG TR POT (RPC 3624,
Sydenham Caesarea 48, RSC 12), medium gray over a
few old obverse scratches, flan flaw and spot of old PVC
greening on edge, near very fine.
Est. 150-200
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925
925
Otho (69), AR Denarius, Rome, 15 Jan.-8 March,
69, 3.21gms, (IMP OT)HO CAESAR AVG TR (P),
head right, sporting Neroean curls, rev. SECVRITAS
PR, Securitas, draped, standing left, holding wreath
in outstretched hand and cradling scepter with the
other (RIC 10, RSC 15), somewhat oblongish flan, deep
slate gray, very fine. (photo)
Est. 500-600
926
926
Vespasian (69-79), AR Denarius, Rome, 73,
3.51gms, laureate head right, rev. Vespasian seated
right on curule chair, holding a scepter and olive
branch (RIC 65, RSC 387), tiny, non-obtrusive, triangular banker’s mark in one leaf of emperor’s wreath,
pleasing iridescent highlights, excellent Flavian portrait
on a broad flan, extremely fine and choice. (photo)
Est. 300-400
WORLD COINS
932
Austria, sextet of minors, Leopold I (1657-1705),
15 Kreuzer, 1663, St. Veit, 1694 MM/W; 3 Kreuzer,
1673 FIK, Oppeln; 1676, Hall; Karl VI (1711-1740),
3 Kreuzer, 1734, Hall; also Bohemia, Leopold I, 3
Kreuzer, 1700 G-E, Prague (KM 1211, 1218, 1273,
1245, 677, 590), the 15 Kreuzer and 1676 3 Kreuzer
(creased) extremely fine, the others uncirculated. (6)
Est. 200-250
933
Lot of Austrian minors (19), 1664-1800, silver
(15)and AE (4), 3 to 20 Kreuzer, mostly 17th Century, includes also Olmutz, 3 Kreuzer, 1673, Bohemian minors (3), and Salzburg minors (2), one
with flan defect, fine to extremely fine, decent group.
(19).
Est. 125-175
934
Austria, Salzburg, Maximilian Gandolph v. Kuenburg (1668-1687), 1/9 Taler Klippe, hat with tassels
above Arms, rev. St. Rupert facing (KM 214), some
hairlines in corners, very fine.
Est. 100-150
927
927
Titus (79-81), AR Denarius, Rome, 80, 3.41gms,
laureate bust right, rev. TRP IX IMP XV COS VIII
P.P., dolphin atop tripod (RIC 27a, RSC 321), soft iridescent highlights, near extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 200-250
928
928
Domitian (81-96), AR Denarius, Rome, mid-September 88-89, Ludi Saeculares issue, 3.01gms, laureate head right, rev. LVD/ COS SAEC XIIII/FEC
written across cippus, all within wreath (RIC 604,
RSC 70), small obverse flan flaw, deep gray, very fine.
(photo)
Est. 250-350
929
Nerva (96-98), AR Denarius, Rome, 97, XX gms,
IMP NERVA CAES AVG PM TRP COS III PP, laureate head right, rev. CONCORDIA EXERCITVVM,
hands clasped over aquila set on prow left (RIC 15,
RSC 29), slate gray, choice very fine. Est. 150-200
930
931
Roman pair, Trajan (98-117), AR Denarius, laureate
head right, slight drapery before, rev. trophy, spears
and shields at base (RIC 147b, RSC 100), toned, extremely fine; and Nero, Billon Tetradrachm of
Alexandria, 66/7, radiate Nero head left, rev. laureate head of Zeus right, reverse deposits, fine. (2)
Est. 100-150
Hadrian (117-138), AR Denarius, Rome, 124-128,
3.61gms, laureate bust right with slight drapery before, rev. COS III, Abundantia standing left, her right
foot on a modius, holding a hook and cornucopiae
(RIC 169, RSC 381), old toning, pleasing portrait, extremely fine.
Est. 150-200
935
935
Austria. Salzburg, Johann Ernst v. Thun & Hohenstein (1687-1709), ½ Taler, 1695, hat above
tassled Arms within wreath, rev. Saints Rupert and Virgil seated facing each other, small church at lower
right (KM 253), nice old tone, extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 200-250
936
Pair of Cob 2 Reales: Bolivia, Carlos II (1665-1700),
2 Reales, (16)66 P-E; and Mexico, Felipe III (15981621), 2 Reales, nd M-F (KM 16, 32.1), typical flatness in margins, very fine. (2)
Est. 125-175
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937
Bolivia, Carlos II (1665-1700) “Royal” Cob 8
Reales, 1671-P E, 27.1gms, crowned pillars, rev. cross
divided by lions and castles (KM R26, Calb 1071),
sharp central definition with some peripheral softness,
even gray tone, round or nearly so with hole at 12 o’clock
as is often seen and attempted punch at reverse die 12
o’clock, a scarce highly demanded type, extremely fine.
Ex. Almanzar’s Coins of the World - 7/1983. (photo)
Est. 2,000-2,500
937
Rare One-Year Issue
938
938
Bolivia, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1791PR, Potosí, laureate, armored and draped bust
right, wearing Order, silk bunching before collar, rev. crowned Arms within Order of Golden Fleece
collar (Fr 10, KM 77), very light obverse adjustment marks, sharp profile, extremely fine and rare.
(photo-enlarged)
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Est. 3,000-4,000
Ex-Clive of India Treasure Peca
In 1997, various South African bodies and authorities
laid claim to the treasure based on their belief that it
is Clive’s gold, culminating in a settlement by consent
of the parties and order of the court. The coin above
was one of a little over 800 gold coins - the only coins
available for sale from the collection originally presented to Spink, sold in the Clive of India Treasure
Sale.
Ex Clive of India Treasure Sale, Spink, London, 28
September 2000, lot 251. (photo) Est. 800-1,000
939
939
Brazil, Jose I (1750-1777), 6,400 Reis (Peça), 1752,
Rio de Janeiro, laureate and draped peruked bust
right, broken “1” and double-struck “7” in date, period after mint letter, date and REX, rev. crowned and
framed Arms (cf. Gomez 43.02a - variety not listed; Fr
65, KM 172.2), accompanied by Certificate, and original lot card, gently salved, extremely fine.
In April, 1755 Robert Clive was preparing for his voyage back to India. Beginning his career as a lowly clerk
in the British East India Company, Clive had returned
to England two years earlier as a rich and successful
military hero, briefly pursuing a flirtation with politics. Now returning to the battlefields of India, he
packed his belongings and nearly £3,000 of gold coins
(England then abounded with Brazilian gold coin)
and left with his wife aboard the Stretham, which
sailed for India with several other ships on April 22.
His gold, though, had been consigned to another
ship, the Dodington.
Beset in stormy weather off Chaos Island in Algoa
Bay, near present day Port Elizabeth in South Africa,
the Dodington hit a reef and smashed into pieces. Only
23 of the 270 aboard survived, living for seven
months on Chaos Island, now known as Bird island
(so named for the legions of birds whose guano contributions over the years has made the island a valued
natural resource). They recovered portions of the
wreckage - tools, provisions and one “Chest of Treasure” and one of “Wrought Plate.” The treasure was
disputed, the officers wanted to save it for their consignors and the other survivors wanted to divide it
among themselves. One chest was opened surreptitiously and more than half the contents stolen and
hidden. The survivors sailed to Mozambique aboard
an escape vessel they had built, then on to India,
where Clive soon learned of his loss.
Over the years, some in the Cape Colony believed that
more than two treasure chests came ashore on Bird
Island and that the additional chests were buried by
the officers to avoid conflict and mutiny. In England,
meanwhile, the story of the wreck of the Dodington
captured the public imagination and stirred the interest of salvagers and would-be treasure hunters.
940
940
Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 10 Cents, 1870,
wide date, fully lustrous with soft apricot patina, scarce
variety, uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 150-250
941
(KM 3), wispy gray toning with apparent luster, a
sharp choice about uncirculated.
Est. 80-120
942
(KM 4), well struck with no major marks, one year
type, extremely fine. details with dark tone that has
caused surface damage.
Est. 80-120
943
Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 25 Cents, 1871 (2),
(KM 5), spotted toning and the other with light hairlines, both extremely fine. [2]
Est. 150-250
944
Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 25 Cents, 1872H
(2) and 1874H, (KM 5), nicely early examples, all
with soft coloration, all extremely fine. [3]
Est. 150-250
945
Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 25 Cents, 1872H,
(KM 5), mostly untoned with blushes of color, light
friction account for the grade, about uncirculated.
Est. 100-150
946
Canada, Victoria (1837-1901), 25 Cents, 1875H
and 1889, (KM 5), both better dates in the series,
good. and very good. [2]
Est. 200-400
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957
Canada. Collection of Provincial Issues. A lovely
melange of coinage from Newfoundland and Nova
Scotia that spans the reigns of Victoria, Edward VII,
George V and George VI. Also included is an 1812
Richard Hurd Farthing token (LC-50) that circulated
in Lower Canada. A lot that should be inspected as
quality ranges drastically from item to item. Sold as is,
no returns.
Est. 200-400
947
947
Canada, New Brunswick, Victoria (1837-1901), 20
Cents, 1862, sharp detail with graces of luster in tone
breaks, a pleasing extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 150-250
948
Canada, New Brunswick, Victoria (1837-1901), 20
Cents, 1864, (KM 9), old tone that intensifies toward
edges, minor edge ticks, extremely fine.
Est. 100-150
949
Canada, Edward VII (1901-1910), 10 Cents,
1902H, (KM 10), evident luster beneath attractive
pastel tone on both sides with no significant marks,
uncirculated.
Est. 80-120
950
Canada, Edward VII (1901-1910), 25 Cents, 1910,
(KM 11a), light ticks with soft gray and sunrise
blushes, one year sub-type, choice about uncirculated.
Est. 100-150
951
Canada, George V (1910-1936), 1 Cent, 1926, (KM
28), brown with attractive tone, mark free and sharp,
select uncirculated.
Est. 80-120
952
Canada, George V (1910-1936), 5 Cents, 1926, far
6, (KM 29), key date, minor marks as one might expect from the grade, choice very fine.
Est. 80-120
953
Canada. Victoria through Elizabeth II Collection.
Worthy of close inspection with representatives of the
following types: Victoria 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c; Edward VII 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c; George V 1c, 5c, 25c,
50c, $1; George VI 1c, 5c, 10c, 25c, $1; Elizabeth II
50c, $1. An ideal starter collection with examples
evenly distributed by crown, with the least represented
type being that of Elizabeth II. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 700-900
954
Quintet of 1965 Canadian Mint Sets. Remaining in
the original mailing box and internal manilla envelopes. [5 Sets]
Est. 100-150
955
Canada. 2005. One Ounce .9999 Fine Palladium
Maple Leafs. Uncirculated. In the original plastic.
[4]
Est. 1,750-2,250
956
Canada. 2006. One Ounce .9999 Fine Palladium
Maple Leafs. Uncirculated. In the original plastic.
[2]
Est. 1,000-1,500
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958
958
Chile, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1790 So
DA, Santiago, armored Carlos III bust right, legend
“CAROL .IV…”, rev. crowned Arms within Order of
the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 19, KM 42), some stacking marks, old toning, good very fine. (photo)
Est. 1,400-1,800
959
959
Chile, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1791 So
DA, Santiago, armored Carlos III bust right, legend
“CAROL.IIII…”, rev. crowned Arms within Order of
the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 23, KM 54), a few old
minor obverse hairlines, soft burnt orange highlights, extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 1,500-1,800
963
960
960
Chile, Fernando VII (1808-1818), 8 Escudos, 1811
So FJ, Santiago, imaginary, military bust right, rev.
crowned Arms within Order of the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 28, KM 72), minor reverse lamination, toned
extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 1,500-2,000
963
961
961
Chile, Republica, 8 Escudos, 1823 So FI, Santiago,
sunface above mountain peaks, two with volcanic
spumes, all within wreath, rev. crossed flags behind
pillar within wreath (Fr 33, KM 84), decent lustre,
good very fine. (photo)
Est. 1,100-1,300
Colombia, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1792
P JF, Popayán, armored, draped and peruked bust
right, rev. crowned Arms within Order of the Golden
Fleece collar (Fr 52, KM 62.2), pleasing lustre, good
Est. 1,500-2,000
964
964
Colombia, Carlos IV (1788-1808), 8 Escudos, 1797
P JF, Popayán, armored, draped and peruked bust
right, rev. crowned Arms within Order of the Golden
Fleece collar (Fr 52, KM 62.2), possible mount marks
at 12 and 1:00 on reverse, very fine/extremely fine.
(photo)
Est. 1,100-1,300
962
962
Colombia, Carlos III (1759-1788), 8 Escudos, 1769
PN J, Popayan, armored Fernando VI bust right, rev.
crowned Arms in Order of the Golden Fleece collar
(Fr 24, KM 38.2), toned over some old contact marks,
rim tics, near extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 2,000-2,500
965
965
Colombia, Fernando VII (1808-1819), 8 Escudos,
1817 NR JR, Nuevo Reino de Bogotá, armored bust
right, rev. crowned Arms within Order of Golden
Fleece collar (Fr 60, KM 66.1), reverse peripheral rosé
hues, about extremely fine. (photo) Est. 1,400-1,800
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966
Cyprus, Sovereign and Half Sovereign, 1966, .2355
and .1176oz AGW, Archbishop Makarios left rev.
arms, both proof. [2]
Est. 400-500
967
Mixed Lot of Largely Cypriot Coinage. Mostly
composed of twentieth century Cypriot coinage with
a nice early representation in the silver 4½ Piastres, 9
Piastres, 18 Piastres and 45 Piastres denominations.
Examples are typically circulated, but dates vary some being slightly better. Also included are many
copper and modern issues as well as numerous silver
reproductions and Liberia 1oz silver Millennium issues. Worthy of in-person observation. Sold as is, no
returns.
Est. 300-500
968
969
France, small lot, Louis XV (1715-1774), 20 Sols
1721 C, struck over earlier type, 12 Sols, 1787 R; 2
Sols, 1755 A, and Monneron Freres, 5 Sol tokens,
1792 (2), and 2 Sol Tokens, 1791, 1792-two types
(KM 454.5, 568.11, 500.1, Tn31, Tn23, Tn25,
Tn26), the Token issues, very fine to choice about uncirculated, one 5 Sol once cleaned, the earlier coins very
fine. (8)
Est. 125-175
971
971
France, Louis XVIII (1814-1824), 5 Francs, 1817A, Paris Mint, bust facing left, rev. crowned shield,
wreath surrounding (KM-711.1), museum quality
with semi-prooflike fields, multicolored patina partially
encircles the edges and adding character, truly a magnificent specimen worthy of a strong bid. NGC MS65.
(photo)
Est. 800-1,200
972
France, Republic, 20 Francs, 1897 A, .1867oz AGW,
standing genius writing constitution, rev. denomination in closed wreath, AU.
Est. 200-300
France, Louis XVI (1774-1793), AE lot (14), Liards,
6 Deniers, 12 Deniers, Sols and 2 Sols, also Louis XV
Sol; and Directory Decimes (5) and 5 Centimes, fine
to good very fine. (21)
Est. 150-200
973
970
970
France, Louis XVI (1774-1793), Ecu of 6 Livres,
1792-A, Paris Mint, bust facing left, rev. standing allegorical genius writing constitution (KM 615.1, D
1335), impeccably detailed for type with an attractive
sheath of multicolored patina on both sides, light hairlines beneath tone, scarce quality, uncirculated.
(photo)
Est. 400-600
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973
France, 500 Francs, 1990, .5028oz AGW, Speed
skater rev. crossed flame (KM 985), superb proof.
(photo)
Est. 600-800
974
France, 100 Francs, 1992 Olympics commemorative
issues (dated 1988-1990), various olympic sports - 7
types, rev. olympic flame with cross inside, (KM 971,
972, 980, 981, 983, 984), each coin contains .6423
ounces of silver. [21]
Est. 300-400
975
German States, Hanseatic Minors lot, includes: Bremen 12 Grote, 1654 (2); Hamburg, Schilling, 4
Schilling (3), 8 Schilling (4) - all 18th Century, and
Lübeck, 4 Schilling, 1728, about fine-very fine. (11)
Est. 90-120
978
German States, small lot of Brunswick 17th-18th
Century Minors: Brunswick-Luneburg-Celle, 1/8
Taler, 1646 LW; Brunswick-Luneburg-CalenburgHannover (2); Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (6), including Wildman 6 Mariengroschen, 1689, one AE,
the rest silver, fine to good very fine. (9)
Est. 90-120
979
German States, trio, Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg, Ernst August (1679-1698), 2/3 Taler, 1684
IES, horse rearing left, value divides date below; 1694
HB, bust right; 1/3 Taler, 1697 HB, crowned monogram/St. Andrew (KM 313, 381, 404), the first traces
of mount at 12:00, the second small edge digs, both
fine+, the latter very fine. (3)
Est. 75-100
980
German States, quartet: Fugger-BabenhausenWellenburg, Georg IV zu Babenhausen-Wellenburg (1598-1643), 12 Kreuzer, 1622, half-length
bust right, some surface corrosion, crude fine; Mansfeld-Eisleben, 1/3 Taler, 1669 ABK, traces of mount
removal at 12:00, fine; Mecklenburg-Schwerin, 12
Schilling, 1774, very fine; Munster, Bishopric, 1/6
Taler, 1764 IK, about very fine. (KM 9, 67, 215,
202.) (4)
Est. 100-150
981
German States, Lorraine, in the name of Francis
II, Teston, 1626, Badenweiler, bust right, rev,
crowned Arms (KM 35), evidence of metal impurities
at edge, very fine.
Est. 100-150
982
German States, Nürnberg, Freie Reichstadt, ¼
Ducat, 1700 GFN, crowned Arms in sprays, rev. Pascal lamb with banner standing left on globe (Fr 1890,
KM 250), good lustre, uncirculated. Est. 200-250
983
German States, 17th-18th Century Minors lot, includes: Aachen(3), Anhalt-Bernburg, Baden-Baden,
Baden-Durlach, Bamberg(3), Bavaria (9), Cleves,
Cologne(2), Constanz, Erfurt, Frankfurt(2),
Fulda, Hanau-Lichtenburg, Henneberg, HesseCassel(13), and Hesse-Darmstadt, some AE, but
mostly Billon and Silver including a few larger - 20
and 30 Kreuzer, pieces, a few with problems, generally
fine-very fine, some a bit better, good introductory
group for German States. (42)
Est. 250-350
984
German States, 17th-18th Century Minors lot:
Brandenburg (5), including 18 Groschen, 1679 HS,
1/12 Taler, 1693 ICS; Prussia (6); BrandenburgAnsbach (12); and Brandenburg-Bayreuth (6), including 1/6 Taler, 1757 B, fine-about extremely fine,
decent group. (29)
Est. 225-275
976
976
German States, Bremen, Thaler, 1863, lions support
crowned shield, rev. 5-lines of script and date inside
wreath (KM 246), struck to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of Germany, essentially brilliant with light frost on the highpoints and ample mirror
depth in the fields, a pinscratch circles the reverse borders, proof. (photo)
Est. 200-400
977
977
German States, Brunswick-Luneburg, Johann
Friedrich (1665-1679), Taler, 1666 HS, quint-helmeted Arms with “carousel horse”, rev. Wildman with
tree standing facing ¾ left (Dav.6544, KM 89), with
old David Bullowa, Philadelphia rare coins dealer envelope, surface pebbling from impurities in die, light
slate-gray, near extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 250-350
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985
German States, 17th-18th Century Minors lot,
includes: Julich-Berg (3), Julich-Cleve-Berg, Liegnitz-Brieg (3), Lorraine, Lowenstein-WertheimRochefort, Mainz (12), Mecklenburg-Schwerin,
Munster, Osnabruck, Paderborn, Pfalz-Neuberg,
Pfalz-Birkenfeld-Zweibrucken, Schleswig-Holstein
(2), Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp (2),Trier (2),
Wurttemberg, Wurzburg (4), some AE, but mostly
Billon and Silver with some 20 Kreuzer-size pieces ,
one coin plugged, average fine to good very fine, a few
better, good introductory lot. (38)
Est. 225-275
988
986
986
988
England, James I (1603-1625), third coinage, Laurel, mm. lis (1623-4), fourth draped and laureate bust
left, rev. crowned Arms over cross (S.2638C), attractive strike with full, bold legends. NGC AU55. Ex Ponterio sale, Beverly Hills, Oct. 9, 1991, lot 76. (photo)
Est. 3,000-3,500
989
Great Britain, Silver and AE Minors lot, Silver:
Anne, Shillings, 1708, 1710; George II, 6 Pence,
1757, 3 Pence, 1743; George III, Shilling 1787
w/out hearts, 6 Pence, 1787 (2), generally fine to extremely fine, the George III once lightly wiped, uncirculated; AE: George I-III Halfpennies - 1720 (neatly
engraved initials I-S on obverse), 1724, 1730, 1737,
1799 with 5 incuse gunports (3), fine to extremely
fine, also Scotland, Charles II AE 2 Pence, fine. (15)
Est. 200-250
990
Great Britain, George III (1760-1820), lot,
Maundy Silver: 4 Pence, 1784, 2 Pence, 1786; Pennies, 1772, 1784, 1786, 1795; also 3 Pence, 1762,
1786 (S.3750, 3756, 3759, 3761, 3753), extremely
fine to uncirculated. (8)
Est. 150-200
991
Great Britain, George III (1760-1820), “Cartwheel” 2 Pence, 1797, obverse berries all same size
(S.3776), some typical contact marks, extremely fine.
Est. 200-250
992
Great Britain, George III (1760-1820), “Cartwheel” 2 Pence, 1797, obverse berries all same size
(S.3776), some typical contact marks, extremely fine.
Est. 200-250
England - Mercia. ND (720-730) AR Sceatta,
Aethelbald. XF. S-811 - Series O, Type 40. .92gms.
obv. Standing figure holds two cross. rev. Dragon
right, looking back. Exceptional artistic style and well
centered bold strike. Very rare. (photo-enlarged)
Est. 700-900
987
987
England, Henry VII (1485-1509), Angel, 5.03gms,
St. Michael spearing dragon, rev. cross and shield
adorned vessel, (S.2183), bright from prior use as jewelry with traces of mounting at top, very fine. (photo)
Est. 1,000-1,500
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996
India. Pair of Miniature Gold Type.
1) Dutch India. ND (1740-1780) 1 Fanam. Uncirculated. KM-6. .3gms. Cochin Mint.
2) Travancore. ND (1860-1890) 1 Anataraya. Uncirculated. KM-3. .4gms. [2]
Est. 60-80
997
Israel, Quartet of Modern Silver Type, 500 Pruta,
1949, (KM 16); 5 Lirot, 1959, (KM 23); 5 Lirot,
1960, (KM 29); 5 Lirot, 1965, (KM 45), all unc or
proof. [4]
Est. 60-80
993
993
Great Britain, George III (1760-1820), Spade
Guinea, 1798, fifth laureate head right, rev. crowned
Arms on spade-shaped shield (S.3729, Fr 356, KM
609), lustrous and bold, light wipe on obverse, uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
998
998
994
994
Mexico, Carlos and Johanna (1504-1555), Late Series 2 Reales, ND (ca. 1542-45) G M, 6.69gms,
crowned pillars, rev. crowned quartered shield (KM
12, Cayon 3073, Nesmith 45), on a broad round flan
with several areas of relatively minor striking weakness
around the edges, a scarce denomination in wonderful
condition, extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 200-300
Guatemala, Fernando VII (1808-1821), 8 Reales,
1815 NG M, Nueva Guatemala, laureate and draped
bust right (KM 69), trivial diebreak, slight weakness at
center, superb lustre, frosty white silver , and excellent
example overall, choice about uncirculated.
Ex Ponterio sale 118, lot 868 (photo) Est. 300-500
999
995
995
Guatemala, Republic, 8 Reales, 1829-NG M, radiant
sun face rising over mountain range, rev. ceiba tree
(KM 4), lightly reflective with sharp definition for type,
toning around portions of the edges, marks around sun
face, uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 600-800
999
Mexico, Carlos y Juana “la Loca” (1516-1556), 2
Reales, Mo-O, Mexico City, struck 1542-1555,
crowned Arms, rev. crowned pillars, two pellets between, PLVS VLTR across (KM 0012), light steelygray, a nice example of this late series type, extremely
fine. (photo)
Est. 200-250
1000
Mexico, Carlos y Juana “la Loca” (1516-1556),
Real, M-L, Mexico City, struck 1542-1555, crowned
Arms, rev. crowned pillars, pellet between, PLVS VL
across (KM 0009), choice extremely fine and about as
struck.
Est. 150-200
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1001
Mexico, Felipe IV (1621-1665), Cob 8 Reales, ndv.
(1634-65) Mo-P, Mexico City, 26.75gms, Arms, rev.
Arms of Castilla y Leon quartered by cross (KM 45),
three small, interesting Asian chopmarks on reverse:
swastika and two crescents, flatly struck margins,
about very fine.
Est. 200-250
1002
Mexico, Felipe V (1700-1746), ½ Real, 1746 Mo
M, Mexico City, Dos Mundos types (KM 66), pleasing
lustre and frosty tone, PCGS MS64.
Est. 150-200
1003
Mexico, Fernando VI (1746-1759), 8 Reales, 1751
Mo MF, Mexico City, Dos Mundos types (KM 104.1),
numerous hairlines, good extremely fine.
Est. 200-250
1007
1007
Mexico, Carlos III (1759-1788), 8 Reales, 1775 Mo
FM, Mexico City, armored bust right (KM 106.2), a
few old obverse hairlines, lustrous and choice extremely
fine. (photo)
Est. 200-250
1008
Mexico, Carlos IV (1788-1808), ½ Real, 1801 Mo
FT, Mexico City, armored bust right (KM 72), steelygray with soft iridescent hues, PCGS MS62.
Est. 90-120
1009
Mexico, Carlos IV (1788-1808), Contemporary
Counterfeit 8 Reales, 1790 Mo FM, 26.4gms, oneyear type with Carlos III bust and legend “CAROLUS IIII”. The 18th century forger did a reasonable
approximation of the legal tender coin, the legends
and types, though, are crude, and vary noticeably, the
“9” in the date particularly stands out and most resembles the Greek letter rho, or a lop-sided acorn.
Numerous cross-hatching test pin scratches on both sides
and minor core exposure on reverse. An interesting piece.
Crude about very fine.
Est. 90-120
1004
1004
Mexico, Fernando VI (1746-1759), 8 Escudos,
1757 Mo MM, Mexico City, armored bust right, rev.
crowned Arms in Order of the Golden Fleece collar
(Fr 21, KM 152), a few old scratches before and below
bust, good lustre, extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 2,500-3,000
1005
MF, Mexico City, Dos Mundos types (KM 105), once
cleaned, now with soft iridescent hues, good extremely fine.
Est. 200-250
1010
1010
1006
1006
MF, Mexico City, Dos Mundos types (KM 105), heavily hairlined, now toned attractive pale slate-gray with
gold and tungsten-blue undertone, choice extremely
fine. (photo)
Est. 225-275
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Mexico, Fernando VII (1808-1821), 8 Escudos,
1811 Mo HJ, Mexico City, peruked and armored bust
right, rev. crowned Arms within Order of Golden
Fleece collar (Fr 47, KM 160), good very fine. (photo)
Est. 1,400-1,800
Philip V 8 Escudos
1011
1011
Peru, Philip V (1700-46), Cob 8 Escudos, 1705-L H, 26.8gms, value, mintmarks and date between
two pillars, crown above. rev. cross with the arms of Castille and Leon. X, (KM 38.1, FR 7), boldly
hammered with some peripheral legend doubling, above-average example of this classic type, NGC XF45.
(photo)
1013
1012
1012
Peru, Fernando VI (1746-1759), 8 Escudos, 1752
LM J, Lima, large, armored bust right, rev. crowned
Arms within Order of the Golden fleece collar (Fr 16,
KM 50), minor reverse die flaw, burnt-orange peripheral hues, extremely fine. (photo) Est. 2,000-2,500
Est. 8,000-10,000
1013
Peru, Fernando VII (1808-1822), 8 Escudos, 1811
JP, Lima, uniformed Lima bust right, rev. crowned
arms within Order of the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 44,
KM 107), some minor die flaws, good lustre, good extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 1,800-2,200
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1014
Peru, Fernando VII (1808-1822), 8 Escudos, 1816
JP, Lima, laureate head right, rev. crowned Arms
within Order of Golden Fleece collar (Fr 54, KM
129.1), very light adjustment marks at centers, about
Est. 1,400-1,800
1017
1017
1018
1015
1015
1016
Poland, Breslau, Marriage Medal, ca. 1666. Silver,
45mm. By Johann Buchheim. Male and female head
on single body, wearing locket necklace, crowned
above by wreath, all within a wreath, signed I.B.
below; UNANIMI VIGEANT CORPORA IUNCTA
FIDE (Living in harmony, joined into one body by
faith), rev, Two hands clasped and encircled by garland with two hearts, two songbirds below, beak to
beak, all within a band with a pyramid setting;
CORDA FIDE IUNGIT SOCIALI DEXTERA INUCTA (Sammlung Antoine-Feill 2737), some minor
graffiti, old toning, extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 300-400
Poland, small lot of 17th Century minors: Orts, 1623
(2), Szostak, 1624, Trojak, 1601, 1618, 3 Polker,
1616, 1617, Solidi, 1622, 1661; also Galicia and
Lodomeria, Grossus, 1794, generally fine to very
fine. (10)
Est. 125-175
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Russia, Peter II (1727-1730), Ruble, 1729, laureate, armored bust r., rev. crowned cipher П’s in cruciform pattern, date across center (KM 182.3), some
pinscratches lower obverse field and reverse scratch, very
fine. (photo)
Est. 400-500
1018
Russia, Anna (1730-1740), Ruble, 1737, crowned,
draped and cuirassed bust r., rev, Imperial eagle (KM
197), thin split along edge as struck, some hairlines,
near extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 500-600
1019
Russia, quartet of Rubles,: Anna (1730-1740),
Ruble, 1731 and 1732, crowned, cuirassed bust r., rev,
Imperial eagle (KM 192.1), the first pinscratches and
hairlines, very weak date, very fine, the later traces of
mount removal at 12:00 and repair,very fine; Peter
the Great (1689-1725), “Sun” Ruble, 1725., (KM
166.3), numerous pinscratches, surface veining, very
good; and Peter III (1761-1762), Ruble, 1762 CПБ
HK, peruked and uniformed bust r. (Cr.47.2), very
good. (4)
Est. 275-350
1020
Russia, trio of Rubles: Elizabeth (1741-1761),
Ruble, 1742 CПБ, crowned and mantled bust r.
(Cr.19b.3), mount mark at 12:00, toned very fine;
Ruble, 1759 CПБ-TI-ЯI, reduced size (Cr.19c.4), evidence of jewelry wear and gilding, very fine; Catherine II, the Great (1762-1796), Ruble, 1795 CПБ
AK, crowned and mantled older bust r. (Cr.67c),
toned over obverse pinscratches and reverse scrape, fine.
(3)
Est. 175-225
1021
Russia, Catherine II (1762-1796), 2 Kopecks, 1766
MM, overstruck on an earlier 4 Kopecks (cf. Brekke
153), parts of undertype show clearly, about very fine;
also Nicholas I. Poltina, 1845 CПБ-KБ, hairlines,
once brushed, extremely fine, and Alexander III. ½
Kopeck, 1894, fine. [3]
Est. 60-90
1022
Russia, Catherine II, the Great (1762-1796),
Ruble, 1764 CПБ ЯI, crowned and mantled bust r.
(Cr.67.2a), toned about very fine.
Est. 200-250
1023
Russia, Catherine II-Paul, Lot of Rubles, includes:
1769 CПБ CA (flan flaws and pinscratches), 1774 ФΛ
(damaged), 1775 ФΛ and ЯЧ; and 1798 CM MБ and
1801 AИ, (Cr.67a.2, 101a), the first very fine, the others good-very good. (6)
Est. 150-200
W W W
.
1024
Russia, 18th Century AE lot, includes 5 Kopeks,
1765, 1772, 1788, 1789, 1793 EM; 2 Kopecks,
1767, 1776, 1799 EM, Kopek, 1799 EM and Dengas, 1738, 1749, fine to about extremely fine. (11)
Est. 100-150
1025
Russia, Alexander I (1801-1825), lot of Rubles,
1803 CПБ AИ, 1804 (2), 1805 ФГ, 1809 ФГ/K (?),
1810 ФГ (Cr. 125, 125a), the first very good with some
old scratches, the 1804s - fine with hairlines from old
cleaning and very fine, and the latter three very goodabout fine, one with laminations. (6) Est. 225-275
1026
Russia, Alexander I (1801-1825), quintet of Rubles,
1811 CПБ ФГ, 1813 ПC, 1814, 1815 MФ, and 1816
ПC, crowned Imperial eagle, rev, four-line legend and
mm within open wreath, crown above (Cr. 130), some
surface marks, fine-very fine. (5)
Est. 225-275
S P I N K
.
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1027
1027
RUSSIA, Nicholas I (1825-1855), Marriage Ruble in Gold 1841, St. Petersburg, By H. Gube, On
the Wedding of Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich (the future Tsar Alexander II) and Princess
Maria Alexandrovna of Hesse-Darmstadt. 32.69 grams. Reeded edge. Their conjoined busts l.,
Maria of Hesse wearing a laurel wreath, PѢЗAΛЪ ΓYБE below heads (Cut by Gube). Rev. Crowned
shield emblazoned with the ciphers of Alexander and Maria, supported by Cupid holding a bow at
right and Psyche holding a stalk of lilies at left, St. Petersburg mintmark: C.П.Б. left edge, H.-Γ.
below shield (Bitkin 899). PCGS Genuine Tooled - UNC Details. Friction hairlines, small scratch
upper reverse, tooling lower heads. Good lustre.
On a state visit to England in 1838, Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich was unsuccessful in his
marital advances on the young Queen. But while touring Europe in the same year, he had fallen in
love with Princess Maximiliane Wilhelmine Auguste Sophie Marie of Hesse-Darmstadt, then but a
tender 14. In 1840, he decided to marry her and the princess arrived in September. Immediately popular with the people, Princess Marie was duly renamed Maria Alexandrovna.
Mint-produced commemorative coin issues in Russia only began in 1834 with the Alexandrine Column Ruble. And with the marriage of his heir looming, Tsar Nicholas I decided to use this new innovation to honor and commemorate the event, ordering the State Mint to prepare designs for a
medallic coinage. Heinrich Gube’s designs were chosen.
Alexander Nikolaevich and Maria Alexandrovna were wed April 16, 1841 in an elaborate ceremony.
And the numismatic outpouring from the event was equally elaborate, a Medallic Ruble and Medals,
in three metals were produced. (photo)
Est. 35,000-45,000
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1029
Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), Ruble, 1828 CПБ
HГ, displayed Imperial eagle, wings wide, rev, fourline legend and mm within open wreath, crown atop
((Cr.161), toned over some hairlines, about extremely
fine; and Russo-Polish, Nicholas I, 10 Złotych-1 ½
Rubles, 1833 HГ, Imperial eagle with shields on wings,
Polish and Russian value and date within wreath
((Cr.134), toned over some light surface marks, good
very fine. (2)
Est. 225-275
Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), pair of Rubles,
1852 CПБ ПA, 1855 HI, crowned Imperial eagle
within braided circle, rev, value and date within
wreath, crown above (Cr.168.1), about extremely
fine, the former with a few small digs and once lightly
wiped. (2)
Est. 175-225
1030
Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855) run of Rubles, 1821
to 1825 CПБ ПД (Cr. 130), contact marks, fine-very
fine. (5)
Est. 200-250
1031
Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), lot of Rubles,
1841, 1843 (2), 1845, 1850, 1853 CПБ, crowned
Imperial eagle (Cr.168.1), about very-very fine, the
‘41 corrosion, one of the ‘43s with solder mark, the ‘45
plugged and 1853 with heavy hairlines and scratches.
(6)
Est. 175-225
1032
Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), lot of Rubles: 1829,
1830, 1831, 1833 CПБ HГ, 1842 AЧ, 1854 HI
(Cr.161, 168.1), a few with edge nicks or surface nicks,
about very fine to very fine. (6)
Est. 225-275
1033
Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855),trio of Warsaw mint
Rubles, 1844, 1846, 1847 MW, crowned Imperial
eagle within braided circle (Cr.168.2), fine-very fine.
(3)
Est. 150-200
1034
Russia, Alexander II (1855-1881), quartet of
Rubles, 1868 CПБ, 1871 HI, 1878, 1881 HФ (Y.25),
contact marks, the first with some light deposits and
minute obverse digs, very fine. (4)
Est. 150-200
1035
Russia, Alexander III (1881-1894), lot of Rubles,
Coronation 1883; 1886, 1888, 1892, 1891 AГ, (y.43,
46), generally with some surface issues, about very finevery fine. (5)
Est. 175-225
1036
Russia, Alexander III (1881-1894), Pair of Rubles,
1893, 1894 AГ, bare head right, rev, Imperial eagle
(Y.46), contact marks, the 1894 with shallow scrape behind head, about very fine, the latter very scarce. (2)
Est. 100-150
1037
Russia, lot of Rubles, 1812, 1817, 1819(?), 1834,
1840, 1856, 1876, 1877, all with mount marks
and/or other problems; also Persian crown of Ahmad
Shah, and French Silver Agricultural Award Medal,
Nancy 1883, in terms of wear,very good-extremely
fine. (10)
Est. 175-225
1038
Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), Ruble, 1896 AГ,
Nicholas II Coronation, bare head left, rev, coronation regalia within wreath (Y.60), toned over some light
hairlines, extremely fine.
Est. 100-150
1039
Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), lot of Rubles,
1895-1915, generally with some surface issues, three are
damaged, very good to extremely fine. (17)
Est. 350-450
1040
1040
Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), Rouble, 1915-BC,
bust facing left, rev. crowned double-headed imperial
eagle (KM-Y59.3), mintage of 5,000, impeccably preserved with shimmering luster in the fields and very few
marks on either side, mottled golden-apricot color clinges
to the rim and confirms originality, hotly pursued for
type, NGC MS63. (photo)
Est. 1,500-2,000
1041
Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917). Medal for Bravery, 4th Class. Award # 118867. Nicholas II head l.
Toned good very fine.
Est. 125-175
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1042
1042
USSR. Order of the Red Banner, Type 3. Award #
149261. With suspension loop and ribbon with
brooch plate, in silver, gilt and red and white enamels.
Stamped MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back. Minor
fading in ribbon. Extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 200-250
1043
USSR. Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 3.
Award # 321139. With suspension loop and ribbon
with brooch plate, in silver, gilt and red, blue and
white enamels. Three rivets on back, stamped MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP. Most of the blue enamel has been
lost, stain on ribbon. Very fine.
Est. 100-150
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1044
USSR. Order of Lenin, Type 4. Award # 319048.
With suspension loop and ribbon with brooch plate,
in gold, platinum and enamels. Marked MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back. Extremely fine.
(photo)
Est. 2,000-2,200
1045
USSR Pair: Order of the Red Star. Award
#326039. Screwback, in silver and red enamel. MOHETHЫЙ ДBOP stamped above post on back. Replacement screwplate; and Order of Labor Glory,
Third Class. Award # 202584. With suspension loop
and ribbon on brooch-plate, in silver, gilt and red
enamel. Die struck MOHETHЫЙ ДBOP on back.
Good very fine and extremely fine. [2] Est. 150-200
1046
USSR. Order of the Badge of Honor, Type 4, var.
1. Award # 386911. CCCP letters separate. With suspension loop and ribbon with brooch plate, in silver,
gilt and red enamel. Raised die-struck mark MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back. Upper part of third
letter “C” broken. Very fine; also other example. Award
# 1331386. Suspension loop broken off, no ribbon. Extremely fine. (2)
Est. 200-300
1047
USSR. Order of the Patriotic War, Second Class.
Trio. Screwbacks. In silver, gilt and red and white
enamels. Type 2. Award # 579034. Stamped MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back; and later issues.
Award #s 974121, 1808749. Pebbled backs with diestruck MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP above. A few tiny
enamel nicks, extremely fine. (3)
Est. 150-250
Impressive First Class Order of Glory
1048
1048
USSR. Order of Alexander Nevsky. Type 3. Award
# 38723. Screwback. In silver, gilt and red enamel.
Light dirt in recessed areas and minor enamel cracking at edges. MOHETHЫИ ДBOP stamped on back.
Extremely Fine. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1049
1049
USSR. Order of Glory, First Class. Award # 2174.
With suspension loop and ribbon with brooch plate,
in gold and red enamel. Contact marks front and back
from long wear. About extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 4,000-5,000
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1052
1050
1050
USSR. Order of Glory, Second Class. Award #
13746. With suspension loop and ribbon with brooch
plate, in silver, gilt and red enamel. Some fading and
powdering of the ribbon. Contact pecks. Very fine.
(photo)
Est. 200-300
1051
USSR. Order of Glory, Third Class. Award #
173593. With suspension loop and ribbon with
brooch plate, in silver and red enamel. Slight stain and
some fading of ribbon. Toned, contact pecks. About very
fine.
Est. 90-120
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USSR. Motherhood group. Order of Mother Heroine. Award # 312969. In silver, with applied gold star,
brooch suspension in silver-gilt and red enamel. Some
compound deposits beneath star, about extremely fine;
and Order of Maternal Glory, first, second and third
class. Award #s 154671, 1578400, and 2069771. Silver, gilt and enamels; and silver with silver and enamel
suspension. Residue on back of 3rd class suspension, all
extremely fine. (4)
Instituted July 8, 1944, the Order of Mother Heroine
was awarded to women who raised 10 or more children.
The Order of Maternal Glory, instituted in the same
year, also awarded women for being abundantly fruitful, first class was given for raising 9, second for 8, and
third class for 7 children. (photo)
Est. 200-250
1053
1053
USSR. Order of the October Revolution. Award
#43275. With suspension loop and ribbon with
brooch plate, in silver, gilt and red enamel. Four rivets on back, stamped MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP. Some
fading of the ribbon. About extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 250-350
1054
1054
USSR. Order of the Friendship of Nations. Award
# 52184. With suspension loop and multi-color ribbon with brooch plate, in silver, gilt and red, white,
green and blue enamel. Four rivets on back, die-struck
mark: MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP. Extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 250-350
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1055
1055
USSR. Order of Labor Glory, Second Class. Award
# 10086. With suspension loop and ribbon with
brooch plate, in silver, gilt, red and white enamels.
Die-struck mark MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back.
Minor deposits around hammer and sickle. Extremely
fine. (photo)
Est. 200-250
1056
1056
USSR. Order for Service to the Motherland in the
Armed Forces of the USSR. Award # 113839.
Screwback. In silver and sky-blue and white enamels.
Die-struck mark MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the back.
Small enamel scuff. Extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 200-250
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1057
USSR. Order of Personal Courage. Award
#004597. With suspension loop and ribbon with
brooch plate, in silver, gilt, red and light blue enamels. Die-struck mark MOHETHЬIЙ ДBOP on the
back. Good extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 600-700
1058
USSR. Medal of Valor, First type. Award # 68225.
With copper screwpost to suspender, in silver and red
enamel. Enamel loss, toned. About very fine.
Est. 200-250
1059
USSR Combat lot (5): Medal for Valor (Bravery).
Two examples, one # 1904866 (no ribbon), the other
no number (on ribbon); Medal for Combat Service.
Three examples: #s 297116 (with copper screwpost
to suspender); and 1376089, 1391429 (on ribbons
with brooch-plates). Only two with much intact
enamel. About very fine-good very fine. [5]
Est. 175-250
1060
1060
USSR. Admiral Nachimov Medal. Type 2. Award
# 8149 (edge), With suspension loop and ribbon on
brooch-plate, bronze. Minor hairlines, ribbon fading.
About extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1061
1061
USSR. Medal for the 20th Anniversary of the
RKKA, 1918-1938. With suspension loop and ribbon with brooch plate, in silver and red enamel. White
moiré ribbon with red piping. Lightly toned. About extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 500-600
1062
Lot (6) of WWII Campaign Medals: Defense of Stalingrad, Defense of Leningrad, Defense of Moscow,
Defense of Kiev, Defense of the Caucasus, Defense
of the Soviet Polar Region. All with suspension loop
and ribbon on brooch-plate. The Leningrad with heavy
wear, otherwise very fine-extremely fine. [6]
Est. 175-250
1063
Lot of World War II Campaign and related
Medals: Partisan’s Medal-Second Class (Bronze),
Capture of Berlin, Capture of Königsberg, Capture of
Vienna, Liberation of Warsaw, Liberation of Prague,
Victory of Germany, Victory over Japan, Meritorious
Labor during the Great Patriotic War, and 30th Anniversary of the Soviet Army and Navy, 1948. All with
suspension loop and ribbon on brooch-plate, except for
last. Good very fine to extremely fine. [10]
Est. 200-400
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USSR. Soviet Medal group, Armed Forces, Labor and
Law Enforcement, all Cold War era: Medal for Distinguished Military Service, first and second class;
Long Service and Good Conduct in the Armed
Forces Medal, first class (20 years); Armed Forces
Veteran Medal; Medal for Valiant Labor; Distinguished Labor; Labor Veteran; Irreproachable
Service in the MVD, first class (20 years), and second class (15 years). The first two on screwback
suspensions, the others all on ribbons with brooch
plates. About extremely fine-extremely fine. (9)
Est. 150-250
1071
USSR. Small lot of Soviet medals, generally somewhat better pieces, includes: Medal of Valor during
a Fire; Medal for the Reconstruction of the Local
Mines of Donbass; Medal for the Reconstruction
of Ferrous Metallurgy of the South; Medal for
Distinguished Service in Guarding the State Borders; Medal for Distinguished Service in Protecting Public Order; and two others; the first nickel
alloy, the others seem to be a nickel brass or bronze
alloy, all on ribbons, extremely fine or a tad better. [7]
Est. 200-250
1072
USSR. Large lot of Soviet State medals, includes Military, Civic, Anniversary and other medals, various,
nearly all on ribbons. Interesting lot and should be
seen. A few ribbons with a little soiling or fraying, generally about very fine to extremely fine. [21]
Est. 350-450
1073
Russia. Large lot of Post-Soviet medals (25); includes
80th Anniversary of USSR Border Guards, Admiral
Kuznetsov, 50th Anniversary-Soviet Nuclear Industry,
55th Anniversary Victory over Germany, Marshal
Zhukov - two types, 80th Anniversary of the October
Revolution, Medal to Veteran-Internationalists, and
others, a few duplicates; also miscellaneous - mostly
aluminum type base metal, one a Czech medal (8),
average very fine to about uncirculated. [33]
Est. 125-175
Soviet Badges
1065
Proficiency Badges Excellent Cook Badge. Brass
and enamels. Ca. late 1940’s-1950’s. Pobeda factory,
Moscow screwplate. Extremely Fine.
Est. 90-120
1066
USSR Lot of (7) Badges: Excellent Sniper, Excellent Machine Gunner, Excellent Artilleryman, Excellent Mine Layer, Excellent Combat Engineer,
Excellent Signal Corps, Excellent Driver. Brass and
enamels. Generally 1950’s or later. Extremely fine. [7]
Est. 100-150
1067
USSR Lot of (6) Badges: Excellent Railway
Troops, Excellent Reconnaissance Scout, Excellent
Antiaircraft Gunnery, Excellent Road Construction, Excellent Rifleman, Excellent Mortar Man.
Brass and enamels. Generally 1950’s. Extremely fine.
[6]
Est. 100-150
1068
Lot (22) of small Soviet Badges, base metal and
enamels, seems to be mostly Cold War era; includes
Honored Railwayman, Voroshilov Rifleman,
Shock Worker of Stalin’s Call, Highest Course of
Study at MVD Academy, Voroshilov-Highest Military Academy of Gen. Staff Graduate, various others, largely diamond-shaped. Average about extremely
fine-extremely fine. [22]
Est. 175-250
1069
Lot (26) of small Soviet Badges, base metal and
enamels, various - Academy, Anniversary, bus driver,
mostly diamond-shaped. Good very fine-extremely
fine. [26]
Est. 200-250
1070
Lot of small Soviet Badges. (9), screwback and suspension pinback and screwback, various including cycling - 1948, gymnastics, paratrooper, also includes
(4) Cuban paratrooper badges and (8) badges with
Imperial eagle - post Soviet. Colorful, interesting
group. Average good very fine-extremely fine. [21]
Est. 175-250
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1074
1074
Sarawak, Charles J. Brooke, Rajah, 50 Cents,
1906H (KM 11), key date, light porosity and light surface nicks, about extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 450-550
1075
South Korea, 5,000 Won, 1988 Olympics commemorative issues, 8-coin business strike set (2) and 8-coin
proof set (2), (KM 54, 55, 60, 61, 66, 67, 70, 71),
each coin contains nearly ½ ounce of silver. [32]
Est. 300-400
1076
South Korea, 10,000 Won, 1988 Olympics commemorative issues, 8-coin business strike set (2) and
8-coin proof set (2), (KM 56, 57, 62, 63, 74, 75, 76,
77), each coin contains nearly 1 ounce of silver. [32]
Est. 500-600
1077
South Korea, 25,000 Won, 1988 Olympics commemorative issues (dated 1986-1988), arms above
floral spray, rev. various scenes that embody olympic
spirit - 4 types in proof and business strike format with
some duplication, (KM 58, 64, 68, 72), each coin
contains nearly .4999 ounces of gold. [10]
Est. 6,000-7,000
1081
1081
Spain, Felipe V (1700-1746), 8 Escudos, 1732 S PA,
Sevilla, armored bust right, rev. crowned Arms within
Order of the Golden Fleece collar (Fr 233, KM
346.2), tiny graffiti “Z” above assayer’s initial and tiny
obverse dig or flan flaw, lightly toned, extremely fine.
(photo)
Est. 3,000-3,500
1082
Spain, Fernando VI (1746-1759), ½ Escudo, 1755
JB, Madrid, bare head right, rev. crowned Arms (Fr
274, KM 378), small test scrape before head, lustrous,
about uncirculated.
Est. 125-175
1083
Spain, Carlos III (1759-1788), Escudo, 1781 PJ,
Madrid, armored bust right, rev. crowned Arms in the
collar of the Golden Fleece (Fr 288, KM 416.1), very
fine.
Est. 150-200
1078
1078
1079
Spain, Ferdinand & Isabella (1476-1516), 2 Reales,
ND (ca. 1474-1504), Seville Mint, 6.8gms, crowned
shield of arms, rev. yoke with traces and sheaf of arrows (Cal-Type-202), luster sits in the fields with attractive patina clinging to the devices, strike off flan,
very rare in this quality, about uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 200-400
Spain, Felipe V (1700-1746), Real, 1721 S J, Sevilla,
crowned Arms, rev. Arms of Castilla y Leon quartered
by cross (KM 306.2), frosty silver-white, bold strike and
a superb example, choice uncirculated.
Est. 150-200
1084
1080
1080
Spain, Felipe V (1700-1746), 2 Reales, 1721 F,
Segovia, crowned Arms, rev. Arms of Castilla y Leon
quartered by cross (KM 297), pale violet-gray with a
soft cobalt-blue and gold undertone, lustrous, choice uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 200-250
1084
Spain, Carlos III (1759-1788), 8 Escudos, 1787 S
CM, Sevilla, armored and peruked bust right, rev.
crowned Arms in Order of the Golden Fleece collar (Fr
283, KM 409.2a), a few tiny flaws on bust, old toning,
near extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 2,000-2,500
1085
Spain, lot of minors, Silver (6)- 18th Century, 2
Reales (4), Real and 1733 Sevilla ½ Real; AEs (10) 17th-18th Century , mostly 8 Maravedis, also Valencia Seiseno, Catalan Ardite; very good to very fine, the
½ Real uncirculated. (16)
Est. 125-175
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1090
1086
1086
1090
Spain, Joseph Napoleon (1808-1813) 20 Reales,
1809-AI, bust left, rev. crowned shield (KM 551.2),
flashy antique patina mixed into otherwise gray surfaces, choice for the grade, VF. (photo) Est. 300-500
Switzerland, Bern 5 Batzen, 1811, leftward facing
bear inside crowned shield, wreath surrounding, rev.
value in circular wreath (KM 170), key of the four-year
type with yellowish color on both side, striking weakness
is evident in the reverse wreath, pleasingly original, Uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 150-250
1087
1087
Spanish Netherlands, Flanders, Felipe II (15551598), ½ Real d’or, n.d., Bruges, bare-headed, draped
and cuirassed bust right wearing tall ruff, rev. crowned
Arms, no English titles in legend (Fr 213), thin old
scratch on neck, near extremely fine. (photo)
Est. 550-650
1091
1091
Switzerland, 5 Francs, 1850-A, Helvetia seated with
shield, right hand outstretched, rev. date and denomination within wreath (KM 11), semi-prooflike with
purple and navy-blue toning, a single mark behind Helvetia’s head, first year of this short-lived type, uncirculated. (photo)
Est. 500-700
1092
World Minors lot, a diverse group of mostly 18th
Century coins, silver and AE, includes: Assam — Rupees (2), ½ Rupees (2) and ¼ Rupees (2), Barbados
“I Serve” Penny, French Guiana 2 Sous (4), Dalmatia & Albania 2 Soldi, Denmark (10), Portugal
AE(2), Brazil AE(2), Angola 2 Macutas, Bolivia Cob
Reales (2), and others, also a much-salved el Cazador
8 Reales (broken edge), about fine-extremely fine.
(35)
Est. 250-350
1093
Massive Remainder of World Coinage. An ideal
dealer lot that would be perfectly suited for “value
bin” placement. Contents include a wide range of primarily 20th century base metal issues - most of which
have been placed in stapled 2x2s and labeled by country. Other contents include an Irish mint set, a medal
from the 1899 Paris Universal Exposition, as well as
1938 U.S. Mint medal. Several hundred items are included - and should be inspected. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 50-100
1088
1088
1089
Sweden, Ulrika Eleonora (1718-1720), 1 Ore,
1720, V E below crown, rev. 3 crowns divide date
(KM 381), scarce one-year type with a mintage of
73,000 pieces, choice for the grade with a most desirable appearance, very fine. (photo) Est. 200-400
Sweden, Adolf Frederick (1751-1771), 4 Ore,
1771-AL, crowned monogram, rev. crown above
three crowns inside circle, flanked by initials and value,
date below (KM 506), one-year type with a mintage of
21,000 coins, wispy golden color sits atop gray surfaces,
microgranularity in planchet, very fine.
Est. 200-400
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1094
Pleasing Collection of Silver World Coinage.
Mostly 20th century issues from an pleasingly diverse
grouping of over 20 countries. Examples range from
fractional size 1/10 Gulden to full Crown-sized issues. A
wonderful store of value in silver and for the budding
hobbyist, a wonderful collection foundation. A group
worthy of inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [133]
Est. 600-800
1095
Octet of Modern Silver Crown-Sized Type, comprised of the following type: Bermuda, Crown, 1964
(2), (KM 14); Mexico, 25 Pesos, 1968 (2), (KM
479.1); Panama, Balboa, 1947 (4), (KM 13), all are
AU-Unc. Sold as is, no returns. [8]
Est. 80-120
1096
1097
Large Group of 20th Century World Coinage and
Banknotes. A widely varied assortment of world type
with many examples having been sorted by country.
Some silver types are of note with the best observed
examples being a partial album of New Zealand
Florins (1933-1966). Sold as is, not returns.
Est. 100-150
1099
1099
1795 Talbot Allum & Lee Cent. Choice AU Details, Planchet Flaw. Beautiful glossy brown surfaces
dominate the eye with intricate detail throughout the
devices. A small flan edge flaw is noted at 4 o’clock. A
popular and affordable issue from this late 18th century New York merchant. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1100
Quartet of Colonial - Early Federal Copper Type.
1) New Jersey. ND (1670-1675) St. Patrick’s Farthing. Fine Details, Cleaned - Corroded. 7.18gms.
2) 1783 “Military Bust” Washington Cent. VG Details, Cleaned. 6.77gms.
3) 1787 New Jersey Cent. VF Details, Damaged.
9.17gms.
4) 1788 New Jersey Cent. Fine Details. Cleaned.
8.04gms. [4]
Est. 300-500
Remainder of Mixed World Coins, Banknotes, and
Medals. A melange of material with obsolete banknotes, world banknotes, military payment certificates,
mostly modern world coins - several with silver content, several silver medallic issues and three Civil War
tokens. A lot that should be inspected. Sold as is, no
returns.
Est. 80-120
COLONIAL COINS
U.S. COINS
1101
1804 “Spiked Chin” ½ Cent. VF Details, Cleaned.
C-5, R.4. A well-know collector variety with a die
gouge protruding from Liberty’s chin. A very acceptable representative that displays nicer than its condition suggests.
Est. 80-120
1102
1809/6 “9/Inverted 9” ½ Cent. XF. C-5. Sharp
in terms of actual detail with numerous minor ticks
that further define the grade.
Est. 80-120
1103
1834 1/2 Cent. AU. A pleasing type representative
with even chocolate-brown patina on both side.
Est. 80-120
1098
1098
1787 Fugio 1 Cent. XF. Newman-11X, R.4. A
slightly scarcer type that is easily identified by its large
clash marks on the obverse surfaces that run beneath
the date. The surfaces are pleasingly smooth and show
above-average striking definition for the type with
strong central definition. A truly classic American
issue. (photo)
Est. 500-700
1104
1104
1794 1 Cent. Fine. S-59, R.3. An exceptionally
pleasing example of the date with deep brown surfaces
that yield no mentionable issues. Deserving of a
strong bid. (photo)
Est. 300-500
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1105
1795 Plain Edge 1 Cent. VG. S-78, R.1. A pleasing,
exceptionally smooth example that technically is accompanied by a mild touch of corrosion that highlights some of the devices, but that because of the
overall appeal would likely be termed as “market acceptable” by the grading services and given a full
grade.
Est. 200-400
1106
Quartet of Early Large Cents.
1) 1794. AG Details, Damaged.
2) 1796 Flowing Hair. Good Details, Cleaned.
3) 1798. VF Details, Cleaned.
4) 1798. Good Details, Cleaned - Damaged. [4]
Est. 400-600
1110
Quintet of Collectible Early Indian Cents.
1) 1864-L. XF.
2) 1868. VF.
3) 1871. Fine.
4) 1874. AU Details, Environmental Damage.
5) 1875. AU. [5]
Est. 200-400
1111
1872 1 Cent. Fine. A charming, moderately circulated better-date Indian cent with a nearly full LIBERTY and surfaces that may be deemed VF quality
when certified as a result of the accompanying detail
within the rest of the devices.
Est. 300-400
1112
1112
1877 1 Cent. PCGS MS62. The undisputed key in
the Indian cent series due to its low mintage with the
demand for mint state examples far outstripping the
supply. The surfaces of the present example maintains
glossy, relatively smooth chestnut-brown color with
specks of original red peaking through. No major
marks are present, but slight incompleteness in strike,
which translates to weakness on the Indian’s upper
headdress feathers, likely prevented an even finer designation. (photo)
Est. 2,500-3,000
1113
1877 1 Cent. VG. LIBERTY is fading on the Indian’s headband, but otherwise, the integral design
details remain pleasingly defined. An insatiably demanded key issue in the Indian cent series.
Est. 400-600
1114
1877 1 Cent. VG. Evenly worn with the L in LIBERTY being all that remains. A minuscule rim bruise
at 11 o’clock on the obverse is also noted for accuracy.
Est. 300-500
1107
1107
1803 1 Cent. XF Details, Damaged. S-243A, R.2.
Sharp detail remains with even brown color and the
addition of numerous marks blended inside Liberty’s
hair that accounts for the “damaged” moniker. Struck
from an interesting reverse die with the second S in
STATES widely repunched south, a double fraction
bar in the denomination, and missing wreath stems.
(photo)
Est. 300-500
1108
1108
1863 1 Cent. Proof. Attractive coloration on both
sides that mixes blue and maroon color with original
coppery-orange. Mark-free with only minor hairlines
visible beneath a glass - perhaps Select in quality.
(photo)
Est. 400-600
1109
Quartet of Uncirculated Copper Nickel Indian
Cents.
1-3) 1863. All three with varying degrees of light
patina.
4) 1864. Attractive even color with some as-made disturbances around the obverse legends. [4]
Est. 200-400
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1115
1115
1888 1 Cent. Select Proof. Mintage: 4,582. Reflective brown with multicolored iridescence. Several
small carbon flecks on the obverse define the grade.
(photo)
Est. 100-150
1116
Grouping of 1908-S Indian Cents. All well circulated examples, several with minor issues. However,
avidly sought as a semi-key in the series and as such
ideal for album placement. [5]
Est. 200-400
1121
1121
1909-S VDB 1 Cent. VF. Very nearly Extremely
Fine with strong detail remaining on the highpoints
and no noticeable marks atop the surfaces. A very collectible key date example. (photo)
Est. 500-700
1117
1117
1909-S Indian 1 Cent. Fine. Honest wear is the only
impairment with pleasing reddish-brown surfaces
dominating the eye appeal. A choice circulated example. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1118
Trio of 1909-S Indian Cents. A grouping of much
better dates with the finest example having Fine details, but with minor rim impairments. The other two
show less detail, but remain problem free. [3]
Est. 500-700
1119
Quintet of Uncirculated Indian Cents.
1) 1901. Near-Gem Red Brown.
2) 1909. Near-Gem Red Brown. Uniquely and attractively toned.
3-5) 1909. Select Red Brown. [5]
Est. 100-150
1120
1120
1909-S VDB 1 Cent. PCGS MS64 Brown. A
sharply detailed key date issue with a blend of tone on
the obverse and noteworthy amounts of original mint
red on the reverse. A small tick in Lincoln’s beard
likely prevented the Gem designation. (photo)
Est. 1,200-1,400
1122
1122
1909-S VDB 1 Cent. VF. Mid-grade and problemfree with evenly balanced surfaces that are sure to
please the budget-conscious collector. (photo)
Est. 400-600
1123
1909-S VDB 1 Cent. Fine Details, Cleaned. Once
cleaned but now retoned with lightly variegated color
on the obverse surfaces. The series key in circulated
condition.
Est. 300-500
1124
Pair of 1909-S Lincoln Cents.
1) VF Details, Scratched. A pinscratch runs from the
mintmark across Lincoln’s chest.
2) Fine. Well-traveled and without noteworthy issues.
[2]
Est. 150-250
1125
1914-D 1 Cent. NGC VF Details, Improperly
Cleaned. Color that sits beneath brown tone suggest
a possible past cleaning, however the eye appeal suggest a pleasing problem-free coin. A desirable key that
certainly offers significant value for the price.
Est. 200-300
1126
Quartet of 1914-D Lincoln Cents. A problem-free
group of this highly sought better-date. Average grade
is VG. [4]
Est. 200-400
1127
Quartet of Uncirculated 1931-S Lincoln Cents.
An attractive foursome with all examples showing
some original red coloration. [4]
Est. 300-500
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1128
1128
1948 ERROR 1c on Silver 10c Planchet. XF Details, Damaged. 2.47gms. Toned toward the edges
with several field scrapes marks and edge dents. An
uncommon and dramatic error. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1131
1131
1955/55 1 Cent. AU. Drastic doubling is immediately apparent with little wear on the highpoints. Presenting an interesting eye appeal with some lighter
reddish-orange color on the highpoints that contrasts
with the chocolate-brown fields. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1132
1865 2 Cents. Uncirculated. A pleasing type representative with sharp design details and traces of original color.
Est. 60-80
1129
1129
1955/55 1 Cent. AU Details, Cleaned. Boldly detailed, but once lightly cleaned and now retoned with
the tell-tale underlying coloration. Still, very presentable. (photo)
Est. 600-800
1133
1133
1868 2 Cents. PCGS MS63 Red Brown. Mix red
and brown on both sides produces an consistent eye
appeal with sharp design elements and no notable
marks. High-end for the grade level. Housed in a first
generation PCGS holder. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1130
1130
1955/55 1 Cent. AU. A pleasing key date example
with a mixture of tan and chocolate-brown color
throughout with iridescent blushes. A seldom rivaled
collector coin. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1134
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1134
1872 2 Cents. Fine. A lovely problem-free key date
with smooth chestnut-brown surfaces. From a minuscule mintage of only 64,000 coins and worthy of a
strong bid. (photo)
Est. 300-500
1135
1880 3 Cent Nickel. VF. A pleasing circulated key
date example with no major marks atop soft gray surfaces. An ideal representative for the circulated set
builder.
Est. 80-120
1140
1136
1136
1137
1138
1885 3 Cent Nickel. VF. A rare date that, for most,
is only available in proof format given the business
strike mintage of only 1,000 coins. The surfaces of the
present remain pleasingly defined with honest highpoint wear and few marks. A rare opportunity for the
budgeted date collector as many of the survivors were
“put away” Uncirculated specimens and now carry
lofty price tags. (photo)
Est. 700-900
Trio of Better Date Three Cent Nickel Type.
1) 1879. VF. With streaky silver-gray toning.
2) 1888. VF Details, Scratched. A small pinscratch is
located on the reverse.
3) 1889. XF. Nicely detailed with some deep tone on
the reverse. [3]
Est. 150-250
1140
1835 ½ Dime. PCGS AU55. An superb representative for the grade with a bold strike, few marks, and
a pleasingly original sheath of attractive toning. Seemingly premium quality for the grade. Housed in a first
Est. 150-250
1141
1866 ½ Dime. PCGS PR61. Mintage: 725. Light
champagne blushes grace both sides with moderate
hairlines that slightly diminish the mirrors and define
the grade. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 200-400
1142
1866 ½ Dime. Proof. Deeply reflective with metallic gray-blue patina on both sides. Evidence of handling would prevents a Select grade.
Est. 200-300
Pair of Better 3 Cent Nickels.
1) 1866. Uncirculated. Bright and struck from heavily clashed dies on both sides.
2) 1888. AU Details, Corroded. Facing up well with
corrosion specks on the rims. A better date. [2]
Est. 100-150
1143
1143
1868 ½ Dime. PCGS PR63. Mintage: 600. Deep
reflectivity remains apparent in the untoned obverse
and reverse fields with light hairlines that define the
Select grade. (photo)
Est. 300-400
1139
1139
1832 ½ Dime. PCGS MS63. A rich palate of intermingled rainbow patina adorns both sides of this unquestionably original Select half dime and
magnification confirms only minor grade-defining
marks. An ideal representative of this petite silver type.
(photo-enlarged)
Est. 600-800
1144
1144
1869 ½ Dime. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 600. Moderately hairlined as the grade suggests with variegated
cobalt-blue, maroon, and gold patina on the obverse
with a nearly fully metallic blue reverse. Very affordable considering the scant mintage. (photo)
Est. 300-400
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1145
1872 ½ Dime. PCGS MS62. Thin yellow-golden
patina adorns both sides with attractive luster in the
fields. Several marks that are mixed into Liberty’s dress
prevent a finer designation. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 100-150
1152
1152
1146
1146
1872 ½ Dime. PCGS PR65. Mintage: 950. A exceptional specimen of this tiny type with a beautiful
sheath of blue-green and golden patina that caresses
both the obverse and reverse surfaces. Close inspection with a loupe reveals only die polish lines - an essentially flawless specimen. Housed in a first
Est. 800-1,000
1147
Pair of Better Seated Half Dimes.
1) 1856-O. Choice AU. Semi-prooflike with attractive multicolored toning on both sides.
2) 1868. AU. Briefly circulated with patina atop still
lustrous surfaces. [2]
Est. 300-500
1148
1882 5 Cents. PCGS MS63. Mark-free for the grade
with intricately defined devices and a layer of moderately milky patina over the surfaces. Housed in a first
generation PCGS holder.
Est. 100-150
1149
1882 5 Cents. Select Uncirculated. Flashy and well
struck with a touch of golden color in the reverse centers. An excellent representative for type.
Est. 100-150
1150
1883 No Cents 5 Cents. PCGS PR62. The fields
are pleasingly mirrored with soft hairlines that account
for the grade. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder.
Est. 150-250
1151
Pair of Key Date Liberty Nickels.
1) 1886. AG. Well worn with several minor rim ticks.
2) 1912-S. Good Details, Damaged. A well-disguised
scratch follows the dentilation along the lower obverse
surfaces. [2]
Est. 150-250
1913 Type Two 5 Cents. PCGS PR64. Razor-sharp
definition delights the eye with shimmering luster on
both sides. Several carbon flecks of minor significance
beneath the bison’s belly are noted, and likely precluded PCGS from awarding the Gem designation
when this piece was graded over 20 years ago. Housed
in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)
Est. 700-900
1153
1153
1913-D Type Two 5 Cents. PCGS MS64. Very
clean for the grade with orange-golden color blanketing both sides. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1154
Selection of Uncirculated 1913 Buffalo Nickels.
All are Philadelphia Mint specimens with four being
the Type One variety and one being a Type Two example. Most remain around the Select grade with one
or two that may merit Gem status. [5]
Est. 100-150
1155
1155
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Est. 300-500
1161
1156
1156
1832 10 Cents. PCGS MS62. The epitome of originality with wisps of russet-orange color around portions of the legends that lend themselves to mostly
tone-free and lustrous centers. Undergraded by
today’s standards. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder. (photo)
Est. 1,000-1,200
1157
Quartet of Attractive Bust Dimes.
1) 1824/2. Fine. Deep pastel color is present from
years of envelope storage.
2) 1825. Fine. Gorgeous iridescent gold, green and
blue tone exists on both sides.
3) 1834. VF. Rich antique patina enriches the eye appeal.
4) 1836. XF. Flashy with blue, purple and golden toning. [4]
Est. 200-400
1158
1159
Pair of Better Bust Dimes.
1) 1834. XF. Nicely details with attractive pastel tone
on both sides.
2) 1837. VF. Soft toning sits on both sides with no
significant surfaces disturbances. [2]
Est. 80-120
1161
1860 10 Cents. PCGS PR61. Mintage: 1000. Hairlines define the grade with blue and blue-green patina
on both sides. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1162
1162
1860-O 10 Cents. PCGS VG10. A rarely offered
New Orleans Mint issue with light multicolored patina
and even wear on both sides. From a mintage of only
40,000 coins. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1163
1860-S 10 Cents. PCGS XF Details, Cleaning. A
scarce S-Mint example with sharp detail for the date
and light cleaning that accounts for the grade.
Est. 150-250
1852 10 Cents. PCGS MS61. Intricately defined
with light golden tone over both sides and shimmering luster in the fields. Seemingly a high-end coin for
the grade. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 200-400
1164
1164
1160
1160
1859 10 Cents. PCGS PR63. Mintage: 800. An
early Seated dime proof with cobalt-blue obverse surfaces and charcoal-gray tone on the reverse. Minor
handling in the obverse fields precludes a finer grade.
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)
Est. 1,000-1,200
1866 10 Cents. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 725. Sharply
defined with a palette of intermingled patina atop reflective surfaces. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder. (photo)
Est. 400-600
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1165
1165
1867 10 Cents. PCGS PR63. Fortin-103. Mintage
625. Earthen tone blankets both sides with eye-catching iridescent blue and yellow-brown coloration visible when viewed at angles. Repunching is noted at the
base of the 1 and 7 in the date. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)
Est. 500-700
1168
1168
1872-CC 10 Cents. PCGS VF Details, Cleaning.
A rare example of this early Carson City Mint dime
with some granularity in the fields from past handling
and cleaning. A key target for the set builder and often
much more expensive in problem-free grades. From a
scant original mintage of 35,480 pieces. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1166
1166
1868 10 Cents. PCGS PR63. Mintage: 600. An especially attractive example with mirrors and vivid iridescent cobalt-blue, lime-green, and rose-orange tone
on the obverse with the addition of purple color on
the reverse. A relatively low mintage proof issue.
Est. 400-600
1169
1169
1874 Arrows 10 Cents. PCGS PR60. Mintage:
700. Lightly handled with soft gray, blue, and russetorange tinges. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder. (photo)
Est. 300-500
1170
1878 10 Cents. PCGS PR60. Mintage: 800. Far
more appealing than the typical PR60 with attractive
blue patina over the surfaces. Close inspection shows
a large planchet striation (as-made) that runs through
the upper portion of Liberty’s portrait. Housed in a
first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 150-250
1171
1879 10 Cents. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 1,100.
Deeply reflective with a multitude of color on the surfaces. Light hairlines define the grade. Housed in a
first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 200-400
1172
Pleasingly toned with light hairlines and minor incompleteness in strike. Housed in a first generation
PCGS holder.
Est. 200-400
1173
1880 10 Cents. PCGS PR60. Mintage: 1,355. Decidedly choice for the grade with deep mirrors and a
desirable mixture of blue, blue-green, orange, and
purple patina on both sides. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 200-400
1167
1167
1870 10 Cents. PCGS PR64. Mintage: 1000. A
gorgeous representative that is well suited for the
proof type collector with a ring of lime-green and blue
color around the peripheries with rose-orange centers.
The mirrors retain pleasing depth with few observed
grade-limiting issues. Housed in a first generation
PCGS holder. (photo)
Est. 400-600
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1174
1174
1179
Group of Seated Dimes. A selection of mostly better Seated dimes of the following dates: 1864-S (2),
1867-S, 1873 Open 3, 1876-CC, 1877-CC, 1891-S.
A lot worthy of close inspection as the three early SMint representatives within are low mintage issues
with values that vary widely with their condition. [7]
Est. 300-500
1180
Pair of 1895-O Barber Dimes.
1) Good. Dark in the recesses with iridescent highlights.
2) AG. Well worn with the rims beginning to blend
into the fields. [2]
Est. 200-400
1881 10 Cents. PCGS PR63. Mintage: 975. One
of the more attractive examples in the partial set with
gleaming mirrors and an eye-catching display of toning that showcases soft color on the obverse and more
vibrant blues and purples on the reverse. Housed in a
first generation PCGS holder. (photo) Est. 300-500
1181
1175
1175
Lightly handled with vivid coloration on both sides.
Est. 200-400
1181
1897-O 10 Cents. VF. High-end for the grade level
with gray coloration to both sides. A scarce and demanded coin at the present grade level. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1182
1912-D 10 Cents. PCGS MS62. Minimally abraded
for the grade with a shallow layer of flat violet, pink
and champagne patina and a further partial overlay of
light speckled golden-olive color. Housed in a first
Est. 80-120
1183
Pair of Uncirculated Barber Dimes.
1) 1892. Boldly defined with soft pastel patination on
both sides. Nearly Select in quality.
2) 1911-D. Soft green, blue and yellow toning exists
on both sides with an overlay of dappled tan patina.
[2]
Est. 100-150
1184
Pair of 1916 Mercury Dimes - PCGS MS65 Full
Bands. A stunning pair of nearly matched Gems with
deep crimson and russet coloration and few marks.
Both are housed in first generation PCGS holders. [2]
Est. 150-250
1185
Pair of 1916 Mercury Dimes - PCGS MS64 Full
Bands. Nearly twins with crimson and russet patination around the edges of both side. An appealing pair.
Both remain housed in a first generation PCGS
holder. [2]
Est. 100-150
1176
1176
1177
1178
1884 10 Cents. PCGS PR62. Mintage: 875. Fully
toned with variegated blue, pale yellow, and rose-orange patination over pleasingly reflective surfaces.
Est. 200-400
1885-S 10 Cents. Good Details, Cleaned. A challenging low-mintage issue with a bold shield for grade
level. Perfect for the date collector that has taken on
the praise-worthy task of assembling a Seated dime
set.
Est. 200-300
Pair of Seated Dimes.
1) 1875-S Mintmark Below Bow. Choice AU. Lustrous with the often weak reverse design and fields
that show billowy purple-brown color.
2) 1887-S. Uncirculated Details, Environmental
Damage. Still very presentable with some apparent
discoloration and microgranularity. [2]
Est. 150-250
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1942/41 10 Cents. VF. Mark-free with attractive
even-gray surfaces. An ideal circulated example of this
overdate variety.
Est. 200-400
1193
Quintet of Dimes.
1) 1919-D. VF Details, Damaged.
2) 1919-S. XF.
3) 1919-S. Fine.
4) 1921. VG Details, Scratched.
5) 1949-S. Uncirculated. [5]
1186
1186
1187
1188
1916-D 10 Cents. AG. Heavily worn, but problemfree for the grade. The key to the Mercury dime set
with demand always seeming to surpass supply.
(photo)
Est. 200-400
1916-D 10 Cents. AG. An endlessly collected, albeit
well-circulated key date issue.
Est. 200-400
1918 10 Cents. PCGS MS63 Full Bands. Sharply
defined in the centers with light golden patina over
the surfaces. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder.
Est. 150-250
Est. 60-80
1194
1875 20 Cents. VF. A choice example for the grade
with excellent detail retention and an attractive veil of
original multicolored patina over both sides. A wonderful type example.
Est. 200-400
1195
1875-S 20 Cents. XF. Largely olive-gray in appearance with windows of lighter yellowish coloring. A
pleasing example of this short-lived type.Est. 150-250
1196
1875-S 20 Cents. VF. A pleasing, circulated odd-denomination type with reddish-tan and intermingled
gold and green toning.
Est. 150-250
1189
1189
1190
1942/41 10 Cents. NGC AU50. A pleasingly defined and avidly collected variety with even gray coloration and no notable abrasions. (photo)
Est. 700-900
1942/41 10 Cents. VF. The underdigit remains
bold on this popular variety with some rainbow patina
that sits at the highpoints of otherwise gray surfaces.
Est. 200-400
1191
1191
1942/41 10 Cents. VF. A choice example for the
grade with light gray surfaces and a bold underdigit.
Avidly sought by collector’s for type and for set inclusion. (photo)
Est. 200-400
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1197
1875-CC 20 Cents. VF. Deeply toned in a cornucopia of colors with several wisps of charcoal patina
on the reverse. A significantly demanded Carson City
issue from this short-lived denomination. (photo)
Est. 200-300
1198
1875-CC 20 Cents. Fine. A choice example for the
grade with exceptionally smooth surfaces that showcase a circulated cameo appearance. Certain to be desired for type.
Est. 200-400
1199
1875-CC 20 Cents. VG Details, Environmental
Damage. Mostly olive-brown with even wear on both
sides and no major marks. Specks of darker color constitute the Environmental Damage moniker. Regardless of the environmental reaction, a sought
denomination for type inclusion with the bonus of
being from the legendary Carson City Mint.
Est. 300-400
1200
Trio of 1875-CC 20 Cent Pieces.
1) Fine Details, Damaged. Pleasing tone with added
reeding.
2) VG. Sporadic patina on both sides.
3) Good Details, Cleaned - Damaged. Harshly
cleaned with numerous surfaces marks. [3]
Est. 400-600
1205
1205
1828 25 Cents. PCGS XF40. B-1, R.1. Toning
shadows the devices with original luster apparent in
the fields. An incredibly popular type in higher midgrade levels and above. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1206
1837 25 Cents. VF. A pleasing circulated example
of this desirable type with pastel accents on both sides.
Est. 60-80
1201
1201
1876 20 Cents. XF. The final year of this popular
short-lived denomination with modest evidence of circulation of the highpoints and a pleasing mixture of
toning on the surfaces. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1202
1876 20 Cents. AU Details, Cleaned. Lightly
cleaned and now largely toned over with a pleasing
overlay of peach-champagne patina. Well suited for
album placement.
Est. 150-250
1203
1876 20 Cents. XF Details, Cleaned - Environmental Damage. Deep gray in appearance with flares
of cobalt-blue, purple, and green color hugging the
devices. A black streak that runs across the lower obverse surfaces accounts for the “details” moniker.
Est. 100-150
1204
1204
1805 25 Cents. Good. B-4, R.3. An attractive problem-free specimen with even wear and soft gray color
on both sides. An affordable example of this Draped
Bust type. (photo)
Est. 300-400
1207
1207
1853/53 25 Cents. Fine. FS-301. The surfaces of
this scarcely offered No Arrows type present quite
nicely for the grade with a rose-tan finish and no major
surface-impeding marks. A major variety with a bold
southern repunching of the 3 in the date. (photo)
Est. 400-600
1208
1853 Arrows and Rays 25 Cents. XF. A popular
one-year type example with some speckled toning on
the obverse.
Est. 100-150
1209
Quintet of 1853 Arrows and Rays Seated Quarters. Of the group, four are Philadelphia Mint specimens with one being from New Orleans. The nicest of
the bunch is a P-Mint representative with AU details,
that has been lightly cleaned and has since retoned to
a champagne color. A short-lived and heavily demanded type for its beautiful design. Sold as is, no returns. [5]
Est. 150-250
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1877-CC 25 Cents. XF. Mostly white with light purple pastel blushes. One of the more available dates of
this denomination from the highly collectible Carson
City Mint.
Est. 100-150
1215
1888-S 25 Cents. PCGS AU58. A faint touch of
highpoint friction defines the grade with an enchanting landscape of toning on both sides and apparent
underlying flash. A delightful collector coin.
Est. 200-400
1216
Quintet of Seated Quarters.
1) 1857. XF Details, Cleaned.
2) 1858. XF.
3) 1861. XF.
4) 1862. VF.
5) 1875-S. VF. [5]
1210
1210
1864-S 25 Cents. Fine. A seldom-available San Francisco Mint issue with even, honest wear on both sides
and no marks of significance. Mostly gray with some
darker tone around the edges. A choice example for
the grade and from a very low mintage of only 20,000
coins. (photo)
Est. 600-800
1217
1901-O 25 Cents. VF. A better date in a collectorfriendly condition that is surprisingly scarce in midlevel circulated grades.
Est. 150-250
1218
1902 25 Cents. Choice AU. Essentially fully detailed
with glowing luster showing through intermittent
tone.
Est. 150-250
1219
1903 25 Cents. AU. Much luster remains with light
high-point friction.
Est. 100-150
1220
1903-S 25 Cents. AU. Well struck with sharp detail
throughout and shimmering luster in the fields. Soft
pastel blushes on the obverse enhances the appearance
of originality.
Est. 150-250
1221
1904-O 25 Cents. XF Nearly About Uncirculated
with significant detail up to the highpoints and easily
evident remaining luster. A scarcer New Orleans Mint
representative.
Est. 150-250
1222
1909 25 Cents. PCGS MS62. Well struck with radiant luster and variegated brownish patina on the obverse and reverse. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder.
Est. 200-400
1211
1211
1866 Motto 25 Cents. XF. A much better date from
a minute mintage of only 16,800 coins with glossy
gray-brown toning over moderately circulated, yet
nicely detailed surfaces. Worthy of an accomplished
Seated quarter set. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1212
Pair of 1873 Arrows Seated Quarters.
1) VF. Nicely toned and choice for the grade.
2) VF Details, Cleaned. Toned with underlying hairlines. [2]
Est. 80-120
Est. 200-400
1213
1213
1877 25 Cents. PCGS MS65. Superb for the type
and grade level with impeccable, fresh luster in the
centers and golden color that circles the legends. Very
few marks are apparent, but one die clash is worthy of
note to the right of Liberty’s left arm. Housed in a
first generation PCGS holder. (photo)
Est. 1,200-1,400
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1223
1223
1909-S 25 Cents. PCGS MS63. Apparently lustrous, but masked in toning with an intriguing charcoal, fuchsia, and navy-blue mixture on the obverse
and olive, gold, and royal-blue on the reverse. Housed
in a first generation PCGS holder. (photo)
Est. 400-600
1224
1917-D Type One 25 Cents. AU Details, Cleaned.
Essentially tone-free and nicely detailed with well-disguised hairlines in the fields and brightening of the
highpoints.
Est. 150-250
1230
Pair of Standing Liberty Quarters.
1) 1917 Type One. Uncirculated Details, Environmental Damage. Typical matte finish with a touch of
corrosion at Liberty’s feet.
2) 1926. Uncirculated Details, Lightly Cleaned. Still
fully lustrous with some hazy tone on both sides. [2]
Est. 60-80
1231
Trio of Uncirculated 1932 Washington Quarters.
All nicely preserved threesome with varying gradients
of pastel color from years of storage in paper envelopes. [3]
Est. 40-60
1225
1225
1917 Type Two 25 Cents. PCGS MS64 Full
Head. Sharply struck and lustrous with impressive
russet coloration around portions of the edges - a very
collectible item as such. Housed in a first generation
Est. 500-700
1232
1232
1801 50 Cents. VG. O-102, R.4. A wholesome example of this very scarce date with considerable, but
even wear atop obverse and reverse surfaces. Iridescent tone sits in the fields and pleasingly accents the
soft gray highpoints. (photo)
Est. 700-900
1226
1226
1917 Type Two 25 Cents. PCGS MS64. Maintaining an unquestionably premium eye appeal with
vibrant luster in the centers and flashy russet-orange
patina that enlivens much of the edges. Worthy of a
premium bid. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1227
1917 Type Two 25 Cents. Full Head Uncirculated. Sharply struck with mostly white surfaces that
have traces of color clinging to the central design and
peripheral devices.
Est. 100-150
1228
1926-D 25 Cents. PCGS MS60. Fully lustrous with
contact marks on both sides that define the grade.
Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 100-150
1233
1229
1929 25 Cents. PCGS AU58 Full Head. Delicate
luster sits on both the obverse and reverse with a
nearly imperceptible amount of friction on Liberty’s
leg. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 60-80
1233
1805 50 Cents. XF. O-110, R.4. A tougher die marriage of this early Draped Bust half dollar type with
surfaces, that unlike many of its fellow survivors, show
little loss of the highpoint detail with traces of original luster that cling to the protected devices. No eyedistracting marks are seen over either side, further
elevating the desirability of the present specimen.
Worthy of careful consideration from the collector by
date or die marriage. (photo)
Est. 600-800
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Trio of Bust Right Bust Half Dollars.
1) 1803. O-103, R.3. Very Fine Details, Environmental Damage. Darkly toned.
2) 1807. O-105, R.2. Good Details, Damaged. Attractive overall with several ancient digs.
3) Fine Details, Damaged. O-108, R.3. Evidently
cleaned and retoned at one time with a pock mark
below Liberty’s chin. [3]
Est. 400-600
1235
Pair of Problem-Free Bust Half Dollars.
1) 1811. Fine. O-104, R.1. Originally toned with a
large die crack on the obverse that defined the die
marriage.
2) 1812. VF. O-107, R.1. A smooth example with
pleasing detail. An interesting die clash is noted in the
reverse fields. [2]
Est. 200-300
1236
1820 50 Cents. VF. O-105, R.3. Gray-brown with
blended multicolor tone. A tiny edge knock is noted
below the date for accuracy’s sake.
Est. 80-120
1237
1831 50 Cents. XF. O-109, R.1. Technically with
AU details, but with a small edge knock that prevents
us from assigning the designation. Still, market acceptable with a charming blanket of attractive toning.
Est. 100-150
1238
1836 50 Cents. XF. O-123, R.3. A wonderfully original example of the type with patina that intensifies
around the legends.
Est. 80-120
1239
Quartet of Reeded Edge Bust Half Dollars.
1) 1837. Fine.
2) 1837. VF. An edge knox on reverse at 10 o’clock
may prevent problem-free certification.
3) 1837. Fine Details, Scratched.
4) 1839. VG Details, Environmental Damage. [4]
Est. 200-300
1240
Pair of No Motto Seated Half Dollars.
1) 1840-O. XF. Pleasingly detailed with untoned obverse centers.
2) 1848-O. VF. Antique toned with several obverse
rim bruises. [2]
Est. 100-150
1241
Trio of With Arrows Seated Liberty Half Dollars.
1) 1853 Arrows and Rays. VF Details, Cleaned.
2) 1853 Arrows and Rays. Fine.
3) 1854 Arrows. Uncirculated Details, Scratched. [3]
Est. 150-250
1242
1242
1863 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. An exquisite Civil
War representative with the combination of few contact marks and knife-like rendering of the intended
design elements. The luster varies by side, with the
obverse luster being frosty and encircling the central
devices and the reverse being slightly semi-prooflike as
the result of considerable die polish lines. Interestingly, some die rust is present beneath the olive branch
on the reverse, likely the result of a storage mishap and
usage on a previous year’s coinage. A wonderful premium example and sure to be met with enthusiasm.
Est. 1,800-2,200
1243
1243
1873 Arrows 50 Cents. NGC AU58. A collectible
type representative with sharp details in the centers
and peripheries, mild reflectivity in the fields, and attractive golden coloration on both sides. An absolute
minimum of wear confirms the grade. A coin that is
sure to see competitive bidding. (photo)
Est. 500-700
1244
Quintet of Barber Half Dollars.
1) 1894-O. VG.
2) 1897-O. Good.
3) 1901-O. VG Details, Cleaned.
4) 1912. VF.
5) 1915. VG Details, Scratched. [5]
Est. 80-120
1245
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1916-D 50 Cents. AU. A delightfully original first
year of issue with glowing luster and light meandering
tone on both sides.
Est. 200-300
1246
1246
1247
1950 50 Cents. NGC PR67. Completely brilliant
with problem-free mirrors and sharply defined devices.
A scarce and desirable first-year Franklin proof that is
typically found in lesser grades. (photo)
Est. 900-1,100
1249
1249
1951 50 Cents. PCGS PR64 Cameo. Impeccable
mirror depth is instantly identifiable with pleasing
frost on the central devices and peripheral lettering.
Housed in an older green PCGS holder.
Est. 350-450
1798 1 Dollar. XF Details, Damaged. B-24, R.2. A
sharply defined example of this early Heraldic Eagle
half dollar with attractive gray-tan coloration over
both sides that lightens at areas with heavier wear.
One pock mark to the right of Liberty’s face and several short pinscratches on the reverse would prevent
problem-free certification. Still, above-average for the
type and an affordable way to obtain an example with
most of Liberty’s hair detail remaining. (photo)
Est. 1,800-2,200
1248
1248
1795 Two Leaves - Small Eagle 1 Dollar. XF Details, Cleaned - Damaged. B-1, R.1. 27.01gms. A
boldly detailed example of this avidly collected “small
eagle” type with mostly untoned surfaces that hold
some hairlines and edges that show some apparent
damage. Given the overall appearance, authenticity has
been questioned - and PCGS agreed, offering a “No
Decision” upon return. As such, this example will be
sold as is, with no returns. (photo)
Est. 1,000-3,000
1250
1250
1798 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Cleaned. B-8, R.2.
Free of all but the slightest contact marks with an attractive veil of patina over both sides. Underlying
brightness suggests a past cleaning, but given the high
percentage of survivors that have seen at least this level
of cleaning, mild offenders, such as the present, are
often allowed to slide by at the grading services. As
such, this borderline “market acceptable” example
may or may not receive detail-free grading at the leading grading services. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
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1251
1798 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Cleaned. B-14, R.4.
Toned with underlying glossiness as a result of an old
cleaning. Few marks are noted, but several planchet
striations (as-made) remain running through Liberty’s
portrait. (photo)
Est. 700-900
1253
1253
1799 1 Dollar. ANACS XF40. B-23. R.4. A sharply
detailed specimen of this easily identifiable die marriage, with eight stars to Liberty’s left and five to her
right (usually 7X6). The surfaces are now toned
throughout, with deep olive-gray on the obverse and
lighter tan-gray on the reverse. Oil-slick blushes are
evident on both sides. While some contact chatter is
visible on the obverse, no individual marks are bothersome. (photo)
Est. 2,500-3,000
1252
1252
1798 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Scratched. B-23, R.3.
Numerous shades of gray traverse both the obverse
and reverse with several ancient diagonal scratches in
the reverse fields that now mostly blend into the wear.
(photo)
Est. 700-900
1254
1254
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1799/8 1 Dollar. XF Details, Environmental
Damage. B-1, R.3. Rich brown and olive patina blanket the surfaces with no significant marks and sharp
design detail on Liberty’s hair and the reverse eagle’s
breast. While the overall appeal remains attractive,
some of the obverse peripheral tone is “too dark” and
would likely result in a failure to make it into a problem-free holder. (photo)
Est. 1,800-2,200
1255
1255
1257
1799 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Cleaned - Scratched.
B-11, R.3. Pleasingly retoned with several short cuts
on both sides - one in the field behind Liberty’s head
and one within the stars on the reverse. An affordable
example of this 18th century issue. (photo)
Est. 600-800
1257
1801 1 Dollar. VF Details, Environmental Damage. B-2, R.3. Mostly gray in the centers with sharp
detail for the grade level. Dark graphite-gray color
around portions of the obverse legends constitutes the
Environmental Damage moniker. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1256
1256
1258
1800 1 Dollar. VF Details, Cleaned - Scratched.
B-14, R.2. Several die flaws around the first 0 in the
date define the variety with surfaces remain mostly untoned as a result of a past cleaning. Scratches are noted
in the reverse centers. (photo)
Est. 700-900
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1258
1843 1 Dollar. PCGS XF45. An impressive earlydate circulated example with olive-brown toning on
both sides. A certain candidate for type set inclusion.
(photo)
Est. 400-600
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1259
1860-O 1 Dollar. XF Details, Cleaned. Cleaned at
one time, but since then nicely retoned with sharp surface detail and few marks. A truly historic issue that
was struck just prior to the start of the Civil War that
would result in the New Orleans Mint shifting over
to Confederate control. (photo)
Est. 300-500
1265
Sextet of Trade Dollars.
1) 1877. AU Details, Scratched.
2) 1877-S. VF Details, Environmental Damage.
3) 1877-S VF Details, Damaged.
4) 1877-S. Fine Details, Damaged.
5-6) 1876. AU Details, Cleaned. Both are of questionable authenticity. Sold as is, no returns. [6]
Est. 200-400
1266
1878 8TF 1 Dollar. NGC MS64. Untoned with
fully prooflike obverse surfaces. A better variety.
Est. 250-350
1267
Trio of Uncirculated 1878 - 8 Tailfeathers Morgan
Dollars. An attractive threesome with two borderline
Select examples. [3]
Est. 200-300
1268
Quintet of 1878 - 8 Tailfeathers Morgan Dollars.
A slightly better date with detail ranging from AU to
Uncirculated. Several examples have minor impairments. [5]
Est. 200-300
1269
1878 Weak 7/8 TF 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. An attractive representative of this collectible variety with
golden-tinged rims and lustrous centers. Several luster
grazes in the field to the left of Liberty’s eye preclude
the Select moniker.
Est. 80-120
1270
Trio of 1878 7/8 Tailfeathers Morgan Dollars.
1) Strong 7/8. Uncirculated Details, Lightly Cleaned.
2) Strong 7/8. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
3) Weak 7/8. Uncirculated. [3]
Est. 200-300
1260
1260
1864 1 Dollar. PCGS XF45. A slightly better Civil
War date Seated dollar with sharp definition remaining and a pleasing landscape of toning. A choice coin
with considerable retained originality. (photo)
Est. 1,200-1,400
1261
1871 1 Dollar. AU Details, Cleaned. Boldly executed with some hairlines set against semi-reflective
mirrors.
Est. 200-300
1262
1871 1 Dollar. XF Details, Graffiti. Champagne,
sherbert, and purple tone graces much of the surfaces
with a cursive letter, that is difficult to see without
dedicated observation, lightly worked into the right
obverse field.
Est. 200-400
1263
1877-S Trade 1 Dollar. AU. Orange-peach and purple patina traverses both obverse and reverse with soft
underlying flash.
Est. 150-250
1264
1878-S Trade 1 Dollar. XF. Rich earthen toning
blankets both sides with no individually notable
marks.
Est. 150-250
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1271
1271
1878-S 1 Dollar. ANACS MS66. Boldly struck with
thick frosty luster and graces of toning around the
edges of both sides. (photo)
Est. 500-700
1272
1878-S 1 Dollar. NGC MS65. A slightly better
Gem with white centers and tinges of vibrant toning
around the peripheries. Housed in an older thick
NGC holder.
Est. 150-250
1273
1879-S 1 Dollar. ANACS MS65. Stunningly highend for the grade with semi-reflective mirrors that are
set against pleasingly frosted devices. Worthy of a premium bid.
Est. 150-250
1281
Trio of Prooflike Uncirculated 1880-S Morgan
Dollars.
1) Gem Prooflike.
2) Deep Mirror Prooflike Uncirculated.
3) Prooflike Uncirculated. [3]
Est. 200-300
1282
Quartet of 1880-S Morgan Dollars. All retain Uncirculated detailing with varying degrees of cleaning of
the surfaces. [4]
Est. 100-150
1283
Trio of AU Certified 1880-O Morgan Dollars.
1) NGC AU55.
2) SEGS AU55 Prooflike. VAM-5, Top 100.
3) PCI (Green) AU53. [3]
Est. 100-150
1284
1880-CC 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Essentially white
with light contact marks that define the grade. A
strike-through (as-made) is visible near star two on
the obverse. A better CC-Mint issue. Est. 300-400
1285
Trio of Certified 1881-S Morgan Dollars.
1) NGC MS64 Prooflike.
2) PCGS MS64. First generation PCGS holder.
3) PCGS MS64. [3]
Est. 200-300
1286
Quintet of Nice Uncirculated 1881-S Morgan
Dollars. An desirable grouping with examples that
range from Select to Gem in quality. One is also nicely
toned. Sold as is, no returns. [5]
Est. 250-350
1287
1881-O 1 Dollar. PCGS MS64. Light patina adorns
portions of the surfaces with an attractive sandblast
appearance to the luster. Housed in an older green
PCGS holder.
Est. 100-150
1274
1274
1879-S 1 Dollar. PCI (Green) MS65. Tone-free on
the obverse with pleasing blue, gold, and crimson endof-roll toning on the reverse. Accurately graded.
(photo)
Est. 150-250
1275
1879-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS64. Minimally marked
for the grade and attractively toned with an assortment of blue, orange, and crimson-purple patina atop
the over surfaces. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder.
Est. 100-150
1276
Quartet of MS64 Certified 1879-S Morgan Dollars.
1) PCGS. White.
2) NGC. Semi-prooflike on the obverse.
3) NGC. Heavily toned in multicolor tones.
4) ANACS. [4]
Est. 200-300
1277
Pair of Certified 1879-S Morgan Dollars.
1) ANA MS63 Prooflike. Moderately reflective with
attractive rim tone on both sides.
2) NGC MS63. Tone-free with attractively reflective
obverse fields. [2]
Est. 80-120
1278
1879-CC 1 Dollar. Fine Details, Cleaned. A frequently-sought date with champagne color atop oncecleaned surfaces.
Est. 80-120
1279
Pair of 1880-S Morgan Dollars - NGC MS65.
1) Bright yellow and orange color enhances the obverse fields.
2) Frosty with radiant luster. [2]
Est. 250-350
1280
1288
1288
1881-CC 1 Dollar. Prooflike Select Uncirculated.
Eye appealing with delightful reflectivity in the fields
and cameo-like contrast between the fields and devices. A choice dollar with a soft ring of golden color
around the edges. * At time of catalog production,
coin was at certification company - will be sold graded
* (photo)
Est. 500-700
1289
Pair of Uncirculated 1882-CC Morgan Dollars. A
pleasing pair with light tone of each. [2]
Est. 200-300
Pair of 1880-S Morgan Dollars.
1) NGC MS64. Brilliant with few marks.
2) PCI (Green) MS64. Semi-prooflike and tone-free
with few marks. [2]
Est. 100-150
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1290
1) AU. Remaining luster clings to the protected areas.
2) Choice AU Details, Cleaned. Nearly fully detailed
with muted luster. [2]
Est. 150-250
1291
Quartet of 1884 Morgan Dollars.
1-3) Uncirculated.
4) Uncirculated Details, Cleaned. [4] Est. 150-250
1292
Trio of About Uncirculated 1884-S Morgan Dollars.
1) Choice AU Details, Cleaned.
2) AU Details, Cleaned.
3) AU Details, Cleaned. [3]
Est. 200-400
1293
1884-S 1 Dollar. AU. Nearly fully lustrous with light
friction on Liberty’s hair curls.
Est. 150-250
1294
1884-O/O 1 Dollar. NGC MS65. VAM-7A, R.5.
The surfaces remain boldly lustrous with apricot color
on the obverse and a tone-free reverse. While unattributed on the NGC holder, magnification reveals the
tell-tale signs of doubled O variety with some die rust
near the ED in UNITED.
Est. 100-150
1295
Quintet of 1884-O Morgan Dollars. All remain
fully detailed with several slightly impaired examples
within. Sold as is, no returns. [5]
Est. 150-250
1296
Pair of Select 1884-CC Morgan Dollars. Both remain essentially brilliant. [2]
Est. 200-300
1298
1298
1885-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS64. A better-date with
flashly luster and few marks on the obverse and reverse. Housed in an older green PCGS holder.
(photo)
Est. 400-600
1299
1885-S 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. A better date SMint issue with mostly brilliant surfaces. Nearly Select
in quality with a few flyspeck marks on Liberty’s cheek
that may prevent the grade level.
Est. 150-250
1300
Trio of 1885-S Morgan Dollars.
1) Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
2) Choice AU Details, Tooling. 3) AU Details, Damaged. [3]
Est. 250-350
1301
1885-O 1 Dollar. PCI (Green) MS63 Deep Mirror
Prooflike. Deep watery mirrors are evident on both
sides with white surfaces throughout. At the time, PCI
also classified the coin as PQ and 90% white. Today,
the assigned grade seems correct as marks on Liberty’s
cheek would prevent the MS64 grade.
Est. 100-150
1297
1297
1885 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated. A premium and
classically toned Morgan with the ideal color transition that blankets the obverse with a partially toned
reverse. * At time of catalog production, coin was at
certification company - will be sold graded * (photo)
Est. 300-500
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1302
1302
1885-CC 1 Dollar. Near-Gem Uncirculated. A
low-mintage better Carson City issue with frosty untoned surfaces. A heavily demanded date, especially at
this nicely preserved level. * At time of catalog production, coin was at certification company - will be
sold graded * (photo)
Est. 400-600
1303
Trio of Uncirculated 1886 Morgan Dollars. A brilliant group with the nicest of the bunch being Select.
[3]
Est. 100-150
1304
1886-S 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Intricately defined
throughout with effulgent luster and untoned centers.
Several slide marks on Liberty’s cheek are evident and
would likely limited this piece to the MS62 grade.
Est. 150-250
1305
Quartet of Uncirculated 1887 Morgan Dollars.
1) Select Uncirculated.
2-4) Uncirculated. All remain essentially brilliant. [4]
Est. 150-250
1306
Septet of 1887-S Morgan Dollars. All examples
hover around the Uncirculated grade with several
specimens having been hairlined from past cleaning.
[7]
Est. 300-500
1307
1888-S 1 Dollar. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned. A
better San Francisco date at all grade levels with the
present maintaining ample luster with a mixture of
light hairlines that are evident when rotated beneath
a light.
Est. 100-150
1308
1) Uncirculated. Moderately marked, but meeting the
qualification of a low-end uncirculated example.
2) AU. Lustrous with considerable scruffiness on Liberty’s cheek. [2]
Est. 150-250
1309
1890-S 1 Dollar. PCI (Gold) MS63 Prooflike. Decidedly prooflike with stark contract between the
frosted centers and mirrored fields. While the grade is
perhaps ambitious by a point, the prooflike quality is
indisputable.
Est. 100-150
1310
Quintet of Uncirculated 1891 Morgan Dollars. All
are low-end circulated examples with moderate
amounts of marks atop mostly untoned surfaces. Sold
as is, no returns. [5]
Est. 200-300
1313
Trio of Uncirculated 1891-S Morgan Dollars.
1) PCI (Green) MS62PQ. Semi-prooflike.
2-3) Uncirculated. [3]
Est. 150-250
1314
1314
1891-CC 1 Dollar. Near-Gem Uncirculated. VAM
-3, Spitting Eagle. Very lightly marked with impeccable frostly luster and traces of burnt-orange coloration
around portions of the edges. * At time of catalog
production, coin was at certification company - will
be sold graded * (photo)
Est. 400-600
1315
1891-CC 1 Dollar. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
Still quite flashy with light hairlines in the obverse
fields.
Est. 150-250
1316
Pair of 1891-CC Morgan Dollars.
1) AU. VAM-3, Spitting Eagle. Prooflike reflectivity
exists in the protected areas.
2) AU Details, Cleaned. Bright from a past cleaning.
[2]
Est. 200-300
1317
2) VF. [2]
Trio of Uncirculated 1890-S Morgan Dollars. All
three border the Select tier with one displaying semiprooflike surfaces. [3]
Est. 100-150
1311
1311
1312
1890-CC 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. A better date Carson City issue with typical thick frost and light marks
on Liberty’s cheek that preclude the Select level.
(photo)
Est. 300-400
Est. 150-250
1318
1892-S 1 Dollar. NGC XF Details, Improperly
Cleaned. A deeply toned better date with moderate
wear on the highpoints. Badly in need of a new holder,
as its present one is cloudly as a result of significant
scratches.
Est. 100-150
1319
1892-O 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Exceptionally frosty
with considerable marks on the obverse that limit the
grade.
Est. 80-120
1320
Quintet of 1892-O Morgan Dollars. Grades range
from VF to AU with numerous problem examples of
note. A slightly better date. Sold as is, no returns. [5]
Est. 150-250
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1327
1894-S 1 Dollar. ANACS AU53. Lightly yellow
toned with pleasing luster and few marks for the grade
level. A considerably better date at AU and higher
grades.
Est. 200-300
1328
2) AU Details, Cleaned. [2]
1329
1894-O 1 Dollar. PCI (Green) AU58. Wear is imperceptible with light splotchy brown patina on both
sides. Housed in an older green PCI holder and seemingly accurately graded.
Est. 150-250
1330
1894-O 1 Dollar. Choice AU. Untoned and fully
lustrous with a slightly hint of friction on the highpoints. Possibly certifiable at a low-end mint state
grade.
Est. 150-250
1331
Quartet of 1894-O Morgan Dollars.
1-2) AU Details, Cleaned.
3-4) AU Details, Environmental Damage. [4]
Est. 250-350
1321
1321
1892-CC 1 Dollar. Near-Gem Uncirculated. Essentially Gem in appearance with an intricately detailed strike, flashy luster, and an exceptionally clean
obverse. Several contact marks on the reverse likely
preclude a finer grade. Deserving close inspection, and
worthy of a high-end set. * At time of catalog production, coin was at certification company - will be
sold graded * (photo)
Est. 1,500-2,000
1322
1893 1 Dollar. AU. Tone-free with light softening
of the highpoint and a delightful retention of luster. A
better date at all grade levels.
Est. 200-300
1323
1893 1 Dollar. AU. Briefly in and out of circulation
with luster that hugs the devices and no significant
abrasions.
Est. 200-300
1324
Trio of 1893 Morgan Dollars.
3) XF Details, Plated. [3]
Est. 500-700
Pair of 1893-O Morgan Dollars.
1) XF Details, Cleaned.
2) VF Details, Cleaned. [2]
Est. 400-600
1325
1332
1332
1326
1326
1894-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS60 Prooflike. Intricately detailed and essentially tone-free with moderate
reflectivity in the fields. A much better date and seldom seen with the accompanying prooflike designation. Light wispy marks, and several strike-throughs
(as-made) limit the grade. (photo)
Est. 500-700
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Est. 200-300
1895-S 1 Dollar. VF Details, Cleaned. A much better date at all grade levels with hairlines evident in the
fields and a small rim bruise near 6 o’clock on the reverse. Suitable as an album hole filler. (photo)
Est. 300-400
1343
1899-S “Doubled Date” 1 Dollar. ANACS MS62.
VAM-7, Top 100. Milky tone sits atop the obverse
with lightly toning around the reverse edges. The 9s
in the date both show some recutting. Est. 200-300
1344
1899-O 1 Dollar. NGC MS65. Glowing luster encircles the devices with only light marks on the surfaces. A very attractive O-Mint representative.
Est. 100-150
1345
1900-O 1 Dollar. ANACS MS65. A pleasing Gem
representative with bright luster and touches of rainbow patina that clings to the edges.
Est. 100-150
1333
1895-O 1 Dollar. XF. Very attractive for the grade
level with gray centers and a touch or golden tone on
the rims. While typical of the grade level, several moderate marks are noted on Liberty’s cheek. * At time
of catalog production, coin was at certification company - will be sold graded * (photo)
Est. 300-400
1346
1902-S 1 Dollar. AU. White with ample luster in the
fields and soft highpoint friction.
Est. 150-250
1347
Quintet of Uncirculated 1903 Morgan Dollars. A
lovely selection of this late-date issue with all but one
example remaining tone-free. Sold as is, no returns.
[5]
Est. 200-300
1334
1895-O 1 Dollar. Good Details, Cleaned. Heavily
worn with evident hairlines in the fields. A much better date.
Est. 100-150
1348
1335
Quintet of Uncirculated 1896 Morgan Dollars. A
pleasing assortment with one attractively toned example and one with prooflike fields. Sold as is, no returns. [5]
Est. 200-300
Pair of 1903 Morgan Dollars - Certified MS64.
1) PCGS. Housed in a first-generation PCGS holder.
2) PCI (Green). Lightly toned around the edges with
few marks. Accurately graded. [2]
Est. 150-250
1349
1903-O 1 Dollar. Fine. A better date at all grade levels with fairly uniform gray coloration in the centers
and light golden tone around the edges.
Est. 250-350
1350
1904-S 1 Dollar. XF. A sharply defined better-date
issue with pleasing retained originality. Worthy of attention from the circulated set collector.
Est. 200-300
1351
1904-O 1 Dollar. PCGS MS64. Minimally abraded
with pleasing mirrors in the fields and contrast-free
devices.
Est. 100-150
1352
Quartet of Uncirculated 1904-O Morgan Dollars.
An attractive foursome of this 20th century Morgan
dollar issue with all examples maintaining attractive
luster. A single example merits the Select designation.
[4]
Est. 150-250
1353
Quintet of 1921-D Morgan Dollars. A lustrous lot
of examples with Uncirculated details. Several pieces
are lightly impaired. Sold as is, no returns. [5]
Est. 150-250
1354
Trio of 1923 Peace Dollars. All three maintain at
least AU detail with one having evidence of having
been lightly polished in the past. [3]
Est. 60-80
1333
1336
1896-O $1. NGC AU55. An attractively lightly circulated example with no eye-distracting marks on the
surfaces.
Est. 100-150
1337
1896-O 1 Dollar. AU. Nearly fully detailed with soft
luster and light tone on both sides.
Est. 100-150
1338
Quartet of 1896-O Morgan Dollars.
2-3) XF.
4) XF Details, Scratched. [4]
Est. 100-150
1339
1897-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS63. Few contact marks
are present for the grade with considerable reflectivity
in the fields. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder.
Est. 100-150
1340
1897-O 1 Dollar. NGC AU55. Faint friction on
Liberty’s hair curles and the eagle’s breast defines the
grade.
Est. 80-120
1341
Trio of 1898-S Morgan Dollars.
3) Choice AU Details, Cleaned. [3]
1342
Est. 150-250
1898-O 1 Dollar. NGC MS65. A lovely Gem example with booming luster and few marks. An excellent example for type set inclusion.
Est. 100-150
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1355
1928 1 Dollar. Uncirculated Details, Scratched. A
album-worthy key date specimen with pastel coloration on both sides and a set of long luster grazes
that sit in the field to the left of Liberty.
Est. 150-250
1356
1928 1 Dollar. XF Details, Environmental Damage. A desirable key date with deep graphite coloration on both sides.
Est. 350-450
1357
1935-S 1 Dollar. PCGS MS62. Intricately defined
in the centers with shimmering luster in the fields. A
single luster graze to the left of Liberty’s forehead
likely prevented the near-Gem level. Housed in a first
Est. 150-250
1362
1362
1853 2.5 Dollars. PCGS MS63. A pleasing early
date example of the type with a sharp strike and vivid
luster. Essentially free of contact marks. (photo)
Est. 600-800
1363
1893 2.5 Dollars. Choice AU. Retaining bright
golden color with essentially fully luster in the fields.
Est. 150-250
1358
1358
1359
1853 Gold 1 Dollar. PCGS MS63+. CAC approved. A clearly choice specimen for the grade and
type with even honey-gold surfaces on both sides that
have escaped anything but the most trivial ticks. Worthy of a premium bid. (photo)
Est. 800-1,000
1888 Gold 1 Dollar. PCGS Genuine. Code 92 Cleaned. Maintaining the appearance of a near-Gem
with a couple small ticks interspersed on the obverse
along with the addition of microscopic hairlines that
primarily confine themselves to the left obverse field.
Est. 150-250
1364
1364
1906 2.5 Dollars. Select Uncirculated. Well struck
with effulgent luster and minor flyspeck marks that
define the grade. (photo)
Est. 300-500
1365
1913 2.5 Dollars. AU Details, Polished. Bright
from polishing and appropriate as a store of value in
gold or use in jewelry.
Est. 150-250
1366
1932 10 Dollars. PCGS AU55. Set in vibrant canary-yellow gold with trivial wear and few noticeable
contact marks.
Est. 600-800
1360
1360
1361
1889 Gold 1 Dollar. PCGS MS65. A delightful
Type III Gem with crisp surface detail in the centers
and legends as well as few marks on either side.
Blushes of pumpkin-rose patina are also of note and
boost the already outstanding eye appeal. (photo)
Est. 1,400-1,600
1852 2.5 Dollars. XF. A pleasing early Quarter Eagle
with copper patina around the legends.
Est. 150-250
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1367
1890-CC 20 Dollars. XF. Very choice for the grade
with luster mixed into the fields and clinging to the
devices. A popular later Carson City issue with much
retained originality. (photo)
Est. 2,000-2,500
1374
1936 Elgin 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. Sporadic yellow and blue tone adorns the surfaces with little evidence of contact marks. Slight incompleteness of strike
might have contributed to the lack of a Gem designation. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 100-150
1368
1368
1893 Isabella 25 Cents. PCGS MS63. Sharply defined with pastel coloration in the centers that intensifies toward the edges. One of the most popular
commemorative types. Housed in a first generation
Est. 200-400
1369
1900 Lafayette 1 Dollar. XF Details, Cleaned. Variegated toning covers both sides with underlying reflectivity that confirms previous cleaning. Still, a
sought-after key in any grade and the only commemorative silver dollar in the classic series.
Est. 200-300
1370
1919 Alabama “2x4” 50 Cents. AU. A low-mintage
commemorative issue with essentially full luster in the
fields and a touch of friction on the highpoints that
define the grade. Very attractive for the grade.
Est. 200-400
1375
1375
1936 Gettysburg 50 Cents. PCGS MS65. Due to
its Civil War theme, the Gettysburg commemorative is
among the most sought in the entire series with demand at every grade level. The surfaces of the present
are certainly above-average with the reverse shield,
often full of marks, being relatively clean. Wispy pastel coloration rounds out the appeal. (photo)
Est. 300-500
1376
1918 Lincoln 50 Cents. PCGS MS63. A popular
commemorative featuring the bust of one of our most
transformative Presidents with soft toning on both
sides and few grade-limiting ticks. Housed in a first
Est. 80-120
1377
1936 Long Island 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. Aboveaverage luster enchants the eye with some light milky
patina on both sides. Housed in a first generation
PCGS holder.
Est. 60-80
1371
1371
1936 Albany 50 Cents. PCGS MS66. An impressive mark-free specimen with an overlay of speckled
brown and iridescent multicolored patina. One of the
more popular designs in the classic commemorative
half dollar series. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1372
1936 Albany 50 Cents. PCGS MS65. Obviously
stored similarly to the previous lot with multicolored
iridescence over both sides with a light brownish
speckling. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 200-300
1373
1378
1378
1938 New Rochelle 50 Cents. PCGS MS65. Roseorange and yellow tinged with few marks and enchanting luster. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1936 Cleveland 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. Even
golden color with very few marks for the grade. Decidedly premium quality. Housed in a first generation
PCGS holder.
Est. 60-80
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1379
1379
1936 Norfolk 50 Cents. PCGS MS67. An essentially pristine representative of this low-mintage issue
with a soft blanket of lavender and gold toning over
both the obverse and reverse. Seldom seen finer.
Est. 600-800
1380
1926 Oregon 50 Cents. PCGS MS64. Bright luster dominates the eye appeal with even golden patina
on both sides. The first year of the avidly sought commemorative issue. Housed in a first generation PCGS
holder.
Est. 100-150
1381
1937 3-Coin Texas Commemorative Half Dollar
Set.
1) 1937. PCGS MS64.
2) 1937-D. PCGS MS63.
3) 1937-S. PCGS MS65. A nicely matched set with
all examples having varying degrees of soft pastel coloration. [3]
Est. 300-500
1382
1937 Roanoke 50 Cents. PCGS MS65. A boldly
hammered full strike is noteworthy with a blended
mixture of champagne and yellow patina on both
sides. Housed in a first generation PCGS holder.
Est. 100-150
1384
Grouping of 1883 Hawaiian Dimes. All are circulated with the typical detail ranging from Fine to Very
Fine. Several problem examples are notes. Sold as is,
no returns. [9]
Est. 80-120
1385
Grouping of 1883 Hawaiian Quarters. A collectible one-year type with most examples showing
some form of cleaning and all examples showcasing
some degree of circulation. [11]
Est. 200-300
1386
Hawaii. 1883 1/2 Dollar. XF Details, Cleaned Mount Removed. KM-6. Affordable for the appearance with light hairlines on the surfaces and expert reworking of some of the lettering on the reverse after
demounting.
Est. 100-150
1387
Trio of 1883 Hawaiian Half Dollars.
1) AU Details, Scratched. Attractively toned.
2-3) XF Details, Environmental Damage. Both show
patches of charcoal toning. Sold as is, no returns. [3]
Est. 150-250
1388
1388
1883 Hawaiian Dollar. AU Details, Cleaned. Once
cleaned, but now attractively toned with reddish-orange color in the centers and a double crescent of
multicolored patina over the obverse legends. (photo)
Est. 300-500
1389
1883 Hawaiian Dollar. AU Details, Cleaned.
Sharply detailed with reddish-orange and variegated
multicolor patina on both sides.
Est. 300-500
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1383
1383
Hawaii. 1847 1 Cent. AU Details, Cleaned. KM1b. Plain 4 - 15 berries. A popular and collectible type
example with nearly full detail in the design. Scarce
this fully detailed. (photo)
Est. 400-600
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1390
1395
1390
1883 Hawaiian Dollar. XF. A popular crown-sized
issue with purple and peach coloration in the centers
and a partial ring of rainbow patination around the
obverse devices. (photo)
Est. 300-500
1395
1880-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated. Semiprooflike with untoned surfaces and below average
marks. A better date that remains housed in its original box with certificate. (photo)
Est. 300-400
1391
Sextet of 1883 Hawaiian Dollars. Most examples
show some form of cleaning with several having retoned nicely. Coin details range from VF to AU. A
valuable grouping of this popular one-year Crown
issue. Sold as is, no returns. [6]
Est. 1,000-1,200
1396
1880-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated.
Bathed in thick, frosty luster with light luster grazes
that define the grade. Housed in the original box with
certificate.
Est. 300-400
HOARD SILVER DOLLARS
1392
Pair of Uncirculated Redfield Hoard Morgan Dollars.
1) 1878-S.
2) 1880-S. A crack is noted on the front of the holder.
[2]
Est. 100-150
1393
1878-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Nearly fully
prooflike on both sides with light scattered marks that
are mostly confined to the obverse. Housed in the
original box with certificate.
Est. 150-250
1394
1880-CC GSA Reverse of 78 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Frosty and white surfaces define the eye appeal
with a nearly pristine reverse. A strike-through (asstruck) is visible at star two. Housed in the original
box of issue with certificate.
Est. 300-400
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Impeccable Supurb Gem CSA Dollar
1397
1397
1881-CC GSA 1 Dollar. NGC MS67. A better-date Carson City issue from the storied Government Services Administration hoard that was released to the public during the Nixon administration.
Most dates, including the 1881-CC, can be located with limited searching in lower mint state grades,
but the scarcer dates often become difficult as premium Gems and, certainly as is the case of the present, truly rare and important at the Superb Gem level. As it is, the present dollar, in its original GSA
holder, represents one of the very finest GSA dollars of any date remaining and is tied for the finest
1881-CC graded by NGC (NGC is the only company that certifies GSA holders intact). The surfaces maintain thick nearly mark-free frost on both sides with the addition of a thin crescent of rainbow color on the reverse that ads to its personality. The strike is perfect. An important item not
only as a coin, but also as a piece of Americana. Housed in its origianl box of issue with certificate
of authenticity. An NGC grading band has been placed around the original GSA holder to preserve
the original nature of this item and detect any future tampering. (photo)
Est. 7,000-9,000
1398
1881-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Lightly
toned on the reverse with considerable marks in the
centers that limit the grade. Housed in the original
box with certificate.
Est. 300-400
1401
1882-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Bright and
lustrous with numerous marks on Liberty’s cheek that
preclude the Select designation. Housed in the original box with certificate.
Est. 100-150
1399
1881-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Untoned
with considerable abrasions on Liberty’s cheek.
Housed in the original box with certificate.
Est. 300-400
1402
Octet of Uncirculated GSA 1882-CC Morgan
Dollars. A delightful lot with most example remaining fully brilliant with one example that merits the Select moniker. All remain housed in their original box
with one missing its certificate. [8] Est. 800-1,000
1400
1882-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated. Untoned with light ticks on Liberty’s cheek and one
larger contact mark within the lower reverse legends.
Housed in the original box with certificate.
Est. 100-150
1403
Sextet of Uncirculated GSA 1883-CC Morgan
Dollars. Mostly tone-free with several examples being
lightly toned, including one with a light textile pattern from the original canvas bag. All except for one
example retain the original box and certificate. [6]
Est. 600-800
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1884-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Select Uncirculated. Blazing luster adorns both sides with light grazes that define the grade. Housed in the original box with
certificate.
Est. 100-150
1405
1884-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. Mostly
white with thick luster in the fields. Considerable contact marks in the fields are evident. Housed in the
original box with certificate.
Est. 100-150
1406
Octet of Uncirculated GSA 1884-CC Morgan
Dollars. A fantastic investor lot with two examples
carrying light multicolor tone and all but one example remaining in its original box of issue. [8]
Est. 900-1,100
1411
Selection of Large Cents. A wide selection of dates
is offered for this widely collected type with dates that
include: 1802, 1807/6, 1828, 1838 (2), 1842 (2),
1848, 1849 (2), 1850 (2), 1852, 1853, 1857 (2).
Most examples have at least some minor issues, with
the 1857-dated example being fully XF. A lot that
should be viewed. Sold as is, no returns. [16]
Est. 200-400
1412
Large Grouping of Flying Eagle Cents. A wonderful assortment of this short-lived and heavily demanded type with a fairly even division between the
1857 and 1858 date. The nicest of the bunch is a
1857 in problem-free AU condition. Sold as is, no returns. [83]
Est. 500-700
1413
Album of Flying Eagle and Indian Cents. Mostly
circulated, but nearly complete with the following
missing dates: 1856 FE, 1864 copper, 1864-L copper, 1866, 1871, 1908-S, 1909-S. The 1877 is a nice
VG. A set that is worthy of close inspection as grades
vary widely. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 800-1,200
1414
Assortment of Flying Eagle and Indian Cents. A
pleasing starter set, largely arranged by date with the
highlight being an 1858 “Large Letters” Flying Eagle
cent with AU details that has been lightly cleaned.
Other notables include an 1862 Indian Head cent
with strong VF detail as well as several later-date examples in AU to Uncirculated condition. Sold as is,
no returns. [139]
Est. 150-250
1415
Collection of Indian Cents. A stunning grouping of
cents with nearly all dates from the 1850s through the
1900s present. Grades vary widely, but many of the
later dates (1880-1909) exist in Uncirculated condition. Worthy of close inspection as this lot with certainly yield incredible value. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 1,500-2,000
1416
Partial Roll of Uncirculated 1909 VDB Lincoln
Cents. A nice selection with most examples displaying
red-brown coloration. Several Gems should exist
within. [42]
Est. 200-300
1417
Album of 1909-1940-S Lincoln Cents. A pleasing,
mostly problem-free circulated set that is only missing the 1909-S VDB and 1922 PLAIN. A great formation that won’t cost a fortune. Sold as is, no
returns.
Est. 500-700
1418
Pair of Lincoln Cent Albums. Both albums run
from 1909 through 1940-S and are nearly complete
aside from the 1909-S VDB, 1914-D, and 1922
PLAIN. One 1931-S is present with many of the early
examples in both albums existing in mid-grade condition. Worthy of close inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [2 Albums]
Est. 400-600
1407
1407
1885-CC GSA 1 Dollar. Uncirculated. A lowmintage and popular Carson City issue with fully brilliant surfaces. Housed in the original box with
certificate. (photo)
Est. 400-500
LARGE LOTS — SINGLE TYPE
1408
1409
1410
Grouping of Draped Bust Half Cents.
1-8) 1804. Several easily identifiable die marriages are
observed. Numerous examples show problems such
as cleaning or corrosion.
9) 1808. Cleaned with some corrosion on both sides.
[9]
Est. 200-300
Grouping of Classic Head Half Cents. The following dates are included: 1809, 1809/6, 1810, 1825
(3), 1826 (2), 1828 (7), 1829, 1832, 1833 (2), 1834
(2), 1835 (4). Many dates have minor afflictions,
however, most maintain pleasing details. An impeccable opportunity to fill album holes in a burgeoning
set. Sold as is, no returns. [25]
Est. 300-500
Grouping of Braided Hair Half Cents. An desirable assortment of later-date half cents with the following dates: 1849 (2), 1850, 1851 (2), 1853 (5),
1854, 1855 (3). While numerous examples were
cleaned at one time, several were not, as is illustrated
by an attractive 1853-dated example in AU condition
with minor edge bruises. Sold as is, no returns. [14]
Est. 200-400
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1419
Grouping of Early Lincoln Cents. While missing
the keys, the run is nearly complete by date and mint
with many mid-grade to fully uncirculated examples.
Several better dates such as the 1922-D and 1931-S
exist within. Sold as is, no returns. [67]
Est. 200-400
1427
Collection of Buffalo Nickels. A nearly complete
album-housed set in varying condition with the only
missing dates being the 1913-S Type 1, 1917-S,
1920-S, 1925-D, and 1926-S. An ideal starter set to
add and upgrade from. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 300-500
1420
Collection of Two Cent Pieces. Nearly complete by
date and type with better quality examples present.
Some duplication is noted. Worthy of close inspection.
Est. 400-600
1428
1421
Grouping of Mixed Date Three Cent Silver and
Nickels. A delightful assortment of 72 - 3 cent nickels and 7 - 3 cent silver pieces. Most examples exist at
the Fine to Very Fine grade level with the silver examples trending in lower grades than the nickels. Worthy of close inspection as a couple of better preserved
examples exist within. Sold as is, no returns. [79]
Est. 300-500
Grouping of Buffalo and Jefferson Nickels. The
Buffalo nickels are dated: 1913-D Type 1, 1914-D,
1920-S, 1931-S (5). The Jefferson nickel dates are:
1938, 1938-D (7), 1939 (5), and 1942-D. The Buffalo nickels are all circulated while some of the Jefferson’s remain in Uncirculated condition. Sold as is, no
returns. [22]
Est. 80-120
1429
Grouping of Capped Bust Dimes. A delightful circulated selection of this highly collectible type with
the following dates represented: 1809, 1814, 1821
(2), 1822, 1823, 1824, 1825, 1827, 1828 (2), 1831,
1832 (2), 1833 (2), 1837 (3). As one would expect
from issues of this period, problems such as cleaning
and scratches are apparent on numerous examples.
Several overdate varieties are also noted. Sold as is, no
returns. [19]
Est. 400-600
1430
Grouping of Seated Dimes. A delightful offering beginning in 1837 and running through 1891. The average detail is around VF with representatives of the
No Stars and Arrows sub-types included. A fantastic
starter set and as such, worthy of close inspection.
Est. 300-500
1431
Collection of Shield Nickels. A wonderful starter set
that is nearly complete by date and variety, but missing all keys but the 1881. Viewing is highly advised as
grades vary widely with some having minor problems.
Est. 300-500
Run of Barber Dimes. A collectible run with dates
that include: 1892, 1892-S, 1893-O, 1894, 1894-O
(3), 1895 (2), 1895-S, 1899, 1899-S, 1901-S, 1905O, 1905-S, 1911-S. All examples show some circulation with the average being around the VG grade,
numerous having problems. Several better dates are
noted. Deserving of a close look. Sold as is, no returns. [16]
Est. 200-300
1432
Grouping of NO CENTS Liberty Nickels. Numerous examples remain in nice Uncirculated condition with a couple briefly circulated examples are well
as one that shows considerable hairlines. [10]
Est. 150-250
Grouping of Uncirculated Mercury Dimes. A desirable grouping represented by the following dates:
1916 (6), 1917 (4), 1926, and 1929. Numerous examples are Gem with several carrying attractive russet
patina. [12]
Est. 150-250
1433
Grouping of Twenty Cent Pieces. An unusually
large offering of this high-demand denomination with
dates that include: 1875, 1875-S (11). Most examples show a combination of heavy circulation or problems such as cleaning or damage. A lot that should be
viewed. Sold as is, no returns. [12] Est. 800-1,000
1434
Grouping of Bust Quarters. Dates include: 1818
(3), 1822 (2), 1824, 1825 (3), 1828. All examples
show issues such as scratches, environmental damage,
and cleaning. [10]
Est. 400-600
1422
1423
1424
1425
1426
Grouping of Capped Bust Half Dimes. An exceptionally collectible selection of this tiny silver type with
the following representative dates: 1829, 1830, 1831,
1833 (2), 1834, 1835. Several nicer circulated examples are contained within, and as such, inspection is
highly advised. Sold as is, no returns. [7]
Est. 300-400
Grouping of Seated Half Dimes. A wonderful sampling from this diverse and variety-laden type with representatives of the following dates: 1837 No Stars,
1839, 1840 No Drapery, 1848, 1851-O, 1853 Arrows, 1854 Arrows, 1855-O Arrows, 1857, 1857-O,
1858, 1858-O, 1860, 1868-S, 1871 (2), 1872 (3),
1873. Several nicer mid-grade examples exist within
that make this lot particularly desirable. Sold as is, no
returns. [20]
Est. 400-600
Grouping of Liberty Nickels. A nice assortment of
dates with all but a few showcasing some evidence of
circulation. Included is one racketeer nickel. Sold as is,
no returns. [19]
Est. 100-150
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1435
Grouping of Bust Quarters. A pleasing assortment
of well circulated Bust type with the following dates
represented: 1815, 1819, 1820, 1824, 1828. Cleaning is noted on several of the examples, but all cleaned
examples have retoned. Sold as is, no returns. [5]
Est. 200-400
1436
Grouping of Small Size Capped Bust Quarters. A
nearly complete date run of this short-lived sub-type
with the following dates represented: 1831, 1832,
1834, 1835, 1836, 1837 (2). Several cleaned examples are noted. Sold as is, no returns. [7]
Est. 200-400
1437
Selection of Seated Quarters. A pleasing early-date
assortment from this decidedly collectible series with
representatives of the following dates: 1843 (2), 1844,
1847, 1851, 1854-O Arrows, 1855 Arrows, 1856,
1872, 1873 Open 3, 1876. All examples show some
level of circulation with several having observed issues.
Est. 250-350
1438
Selection of Barber Quarters. A collectible branch
mint selection with dates that include: 1892-S, 1896O, 1899-S, 1900-O, 1900-S, 1901-O, 1902-S, 1903S, 1911-S. Numerous examples fall in the Fine to Very
Fine grade with a single example reaching the Extremely Fine level. A great set starter. Sold as is, no
returns. [9]
Est. 200-400
1439
Grouping of Standing Liberty Quarters. A popular 20th century series comprised of the following
dates: 1919 (2), 1920, 1921, 1924 (2), 1927-S (3),
1930. Better dates include 1919, 1921, and 1927-S.
Several problem coins are noted. Sold as is, no returns.
[10]
Est. 200-300
1440
Grouping of 1932-D Washington Quarters. An
ideal lot for the dealer who intends to either massmarket key date quarters or fill Washington quarter
albums to complete sets. Most grade VG to Fine with
several examples having problems. Sold as is, no returns. [18]
Est. 700-900
1441
Grouping of 1932-S Washington Quarters. A massive circulated selection of this key date that is wellsuited for dealer purchase. Grades range widely with
numerous examples having issues. Sold as is, no returns. [18]
Est. 700-900
1442
Grouping of Pre-1830s Bust Half Dollars. A
grouping of earlier Bust halves with the following
dates represented: 1807 Bust Left, 1808/7, 1811,
1813, 1826 (2), and 1829 (2). All example have
minor issues, but the finest of the group, an 1826dated example, retains nearly Uncirculated details.
Est. 400-600
1443
Grouping of Problem-Free 1830s Bust Half
Dollars.
1-2) 1832. VF.
3) 1834. VF.
4) 1834. XF.
5) 1835 Milled Edge. XF.
6) 1836. VF. [6]
Est. 500-700
1444
Grouping of Bust Half Dollars with Problems. A
collectible selection with the following dates represented: 1822, 1823, 1830, 1831 (2), 1833, 1834,
1835 (2), 1836 (3). Observed problems include environmental damage, scratches, and cleaning with surface detail that ranges from Fine to Extremely Fine.
Several pieces have issues that are fairly trivial. A lot
that should be viewed. Sold as is, no returns. [12]
Est. 300-500
1445
Grouping of Seated Half Dollars. A valuable assortment of mostly middle 19th century dates which
include the following: 1857, 1857-O, 1858 (4),
1859-O, 1860-S, 1871, 1891. Most dates have VF to
XF details with all examples having at least minor
problems. Sold as is, no returns. [10] Est. 250-450
1446
Sextet of Walking Liberty and Franklin Half Dollars. A pleasing assortment of the following dates:
1917, 1938-D, 1948, 1949 (2). Most of the lot value
is present in a Choice AU 1917 and the two semi-key
1938-Ds. Sold as is, no returns. [6]
Est. 100-150
1447
Proof Franklin Half Dollar Assortment. Most in
individual round plastic capsules. Many hand-picked
Gems. 1960(1); 1961(18); 1962(18); 1963(8). [52]
Est. 300-500
1448
Large Kennedy Half Dollar Assortment. Most in
individual round plastic capsules. All Mint State or
Proof, and most appear to be Choice or Gem.
1965 Unc.(2); 1966 Unc.(4); 1967 Unc.(1); 1968
Unc.(4); 1971-S Pr.(12); 1972-S Pr.(20); 1973-S
Pr.(5); 1974-S Pr.(6); 1976-S Pr. Silver(4); 1976-S
Pr. Clad(8); 1977-S Pr.(4); 1978-S Pr.(6);
1979-S Pr.(18); 1980-S Pr.(24); 1981-S Pr.(26);
1982-S Pr.(18); 1983-S Pr.(5); 1984-S Pr.(7); 1985S Pr.(3); 1986-S Pr.(4); 1987-S Pr.(14); 1988-S
Pr.(1); 1990-S Pr.(11); 1992-S Pr.(10); 1993-S
Pr.(1); 1994-S Pr.(6); 2000-S Pr.(2); 2001-S Pr.(1);
2003-S Pr.(1); 2004-S Pr.(2); 2005-S Pr.(2); 2006-S
Pr.(2); [233]
Est. 400-600
1449
Group of Uncirculated 1878 - 7 Tailfeathers Morgan Dollars. A mostly brilliant selection with at least
one Select representative. Sold as is, no returns. [9]
Est. 400-500
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1450
Group of 1878 - 7 Tailfeathers Morgan Dollars.
Most examples show light circulation with several Uncirculated specimens that have minor accompanying
issues. Sold as is, no returns. [9]
Est. 300-400
1460
Grouping of 1880-O Morgan Dollars. Split fairly
evenly between Uncirculated and About Uncirculated
examples. Numerous examples in both tier have minor
issues. Sold as is, no returns. [17]
Est. 500-700
1451
Group of Uncirculated 1878-S Morgan Dollars.
Several examples are toned with several other examples having semi-prooflike surfaces. Sold as is, no returns. [13]
Est. 400-600
1461
Grouping of 1881 Morgan Dollars. All but one example maintains Uncirculated details, with several example showing minor problems when closely
inspected. Sold as is, no returns. [13] Est. 300-400
1452
Large Selection of 1878-S Morgan Dollars. A popular first year of issue selection that is certain to attract
the historically-minded investor. Most examples grade
Uncirculated with minor issues or About Uncirculated. Sold as is, no returns. [25]
Est. 600-800
1462
1453
Roll of Uncirculated 1879 Morgan Dollars. A collectible untoned roll of Morgan dollars with several
Select specimens within. Ideal for the investor. [20]
Est. 600-800
Grouping of 1881-S Morgan Dollars. A popular
issue for type collectors as the date can often be characterized by its vibrant luster and strong strikes. The
present coins are no different, with all examples retaining Uncirculated details. Several examples are accompanied by light hairlining. Sold as is, no returns.
[15]
Est. 500-700
1463
Grouping of 1879 Morgan Dollars. A mixture of
About Uncirculated and Uncirculated examples with
one example reaching the near-Gem level. Several examples have minor hairlines. Sold as is, no returns. [9]
Est. 250-350
Grouping of Uncirculated 1881-O Morgan Dollars. An eye-appealing selection with several lightly
toned examples within. Sold as is, no returns. Wellsuited for the investor. [10]
Est. 300-400
1464
Grouping of 1881-O Morgan Dollars. Most examples are Uncirculated with issues such as cleaning
or retain About Uncirculated details. Sold as is, no returns. [12]
Est. 300-400
1465
Grouping of 1882 Morgan Dollars. Most are of average Uncirculated quality, with several examples dipping into the AU grade. Several problem coins are also
worth noting. Sold as is, no returns. [19]
Est. 500-700
1466
Roll of Uncirculated 1882-S Morgan Dollars. A
better uncirculated roll with most of the specimens retaining attractive flash. Several near-Gems are observed. [20]
Est. 600-800
1467
Septet of Uncirculated 1882-S Morgan Dollars. A
bright grouping with the nicest of the examples reaching the Select tier. [7]
Est. 250-350
1468
Sextet of Uncirculated 1882-O Morgan Dollars.
All six are fully detailed with three having light rim
toning. Nearly microscopic hairlines are noted on a
few. Sold as is, no returns. [6]
Est. 200-300
1469
Octet of 1883-O Morgan Dollars. All examples
maintain Uncirculated detail with several having
minor impairments. Sold as is, no returns. [8]
Est. 300-400
1470
Sextet of Uncirculated 1885 Morgan Dollars. An
attractive pairing of this common date issue with one
example being fully prooflike. Sold as is, no returns.
[6]
Est. 200-300
1454
1455
Grouping of Uncirculated 1879-S Morgan Dollars. An attractive, above-average selection with most
examples showcasing either frosty effulgent luster or
some degree of prooflikeness. Worthy of in-person inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [14] Est. 400-600
1456
Octet of 1879-S Morgan Dollars. Quality ranges
from About Uncirculated to Uncirculated with a single specimen having deep mirror prooflike fields. Two
“reverse of 1878” examples are also of note. A lot that
should be inspected in person. Sold as is, no returns.
[8]
Est. 200-300
1457
Sextet of 1879-O Morgan Dollars. Mostly Uncirculated with a couple examples that could be called
Choice AU. Sold as is, no returns. [6] Est. 250-350
1458
Octet of 1880 Morgan Dollars.
1-2) Uncirculated.
3-6) Uncirculated Details, Cleaned. Several very light.
7-8) AU. Sold as is, no returns. [8]
Est. 200-300
1459
Septet of Uncirculated 1880-S Morgan Dollars.
An effulgent group with several lightly toned examples
within. A single example would likely certify at the
near-Gem level. Sold as is, no returns. [7]
Est. 250-350
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1471
Grouping of 1889 Morgan Dollars. A nice date
grouping with all examples retaining Uncirculated details - several however are accompanied by minor impairments. Sold as is, no returns. [15] Est. 400-600
1472
Octet of 1891-S Morgan Dollars. All examples remain fully detailed with several examples having been
noticeably cleaned. A group that should be inspected.
Est. 200-300
1473
1474
1475
1476
1477
1478
Grouping of 1892 Morgan Dollars. Mostly Uncirculated with a couple example dipping into the About
Uncirculated level. Several minor issues are observed
on a couple examples. A nice investment lot that is
worthy of inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [13]
Est. 400-500
Sextet of 1892 Morgan Dollars. A circulated selection of this slightly better 1890s date with detail
grades ranging from XF to AU. All but one example
shows easily identifiable evidence of a past cleaning.
Est. 150-250
Sextet of 1897-O Morgan Dollars. A slightly better
date issue with most examples showing light circulation that would merit About Uncirculated classification. One example with Uncirculated details and one
with XF details is also noted. Several examples have
minor problems. Sold as is, no returns. [6]
Est. 250-350
Octet of Uncirculated 1899-O Morgan Dollars. A
single toned example exists within with several Select
specimens present. One example have been graded
MS63 by SEGS. Sold as is, no returns. [8]
Est. 250-350
Octet of Uncirculated 1902-O Morgan Dollars.
All remain essentially untoned with several examples
deserving the Select designation. Two examples remain in off-brand third party grading service holder.
Est. 250-350
Grouping of 1903 Morgan Dollars. Most examples
exhibit detail from the middle of the About Uncirculated tier through the Uncirculated level. Close inspection yields numerous cleaned examples. Sold as
is, no returns. [15]
Est. 400-600
1479
Large Selection of Uncirculated 1921 Morgan
Dollars. Well-suited for the investment-minded collector with several nicer Select and Near-Gem examples existing within. Sold as is, no returns. [25]
Est. 700-900
1480
Large Grouping of 1921 Morgan Dollars. The
equivalent of two rolls with the majority of specimens
classifying somewhere in the AU to Uncirculated tier.
Numerous problem coins are observed. Sold as is, no
returns. [40]
Est. 900-1,100
1481
Grouping of 1921-D Morgan Dollars. Details
range from AU to Uncirculated, with many of the Uncirculated specimens displaying showing at least some
evidence of a past cleaning. Sold as is, no returns. [13]
Est. 300-400
1482
Sextet of Certified Morgan Dollars.
1) 1882. ANACS MS60.
2) 1882. ICG MS63.
3) 1883-O. PCI (Gold) MS64.
4) 1885. PCGS MS63.
5) 1886. PCI (Green) MS63. VAM-3.
6) 1921. PCGS MS64. [6]
Est. 200-300
1483
Quartet of Certified Morgan Dollars. 1) 1887. PCI
(Green) MS64.
2) 1887. PCGS MS63.
3) 1887-O. PCI (Green) MS62.
4) 1888. NGC MS63. [4]
Est. 150-250
1484
Selection of MS63 Certified Morgan Dollars.
1-2) 1881-S. PCGS.
3) 1898. NGC.
4) 1900-O. PCGS.
5) 1901-O. ICG.
6) 1901-O. NGC. [6]
Est. 250-350
1485
Quartet of New Orleans Mint MS64 Certified
Morgan Dollars.
1) 1900-O. NGC.
2) 1902-O. PCGS.
3) 1902-O. NGC.
4) 1904-O. NGC. Toned. [4]
Est. 250-350
1486
Pair of Carson City Morgan Dollars.
1) 1878-CC. Prooflike Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
Sporadic light tone on the obverse with light hairlines.
2) 1893-CC. VF Details, Cleaned. Harshly cleaned
with muted surfaces. [2]
Est. 350-450
1487
Sextet of Morgan Dollars. Dates include: 1879-O,
1880, 1880-O (2), 1885-O, and 1886. Except for
one of the 1880-O examples, all others remain in lowend Uncirculated condition. [6]
Est. 150-250
1488
Group of Nicer Uncirculated Morgan Dollars. A
wonderful assortment of dollars with all having characteristics that are above-average in one way or another. Numerous Near-Gems are present with other
examples showcasing desirable aspects such attractive
toning or prooflike surfaces. A lot that deserves inperson inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [16]
Est. 500-700
1489
Massive Selection of Morgan Dollars. Most coins
exhibit About Uncirculated to Uncirculated details
with a number of examples showing some sort of impairment. While mostly comprised of common date
issues, a single 1899-S is noted as well as an 1885-O
with prooflike surfaces. An ideal starter lot for the beginner endeavoring to assemble a set. [40]
Est. 1,000-1,200
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1490
Sextet of Morgan Dollars. All examples remain
housed in their off-brand third party holders with details ranging from AU to Uncirculated. Most have
been cleaned. Sold as is, no returns. [6]
Est. 150-250
1491
Partial Albums of Morgan Dollars. Dates include:
1889-O, 1890, 1891, 1891-O, 1892, 1892-S, 1896,
1896-O, 1878 8TF, 1878 7/8TF, 1878 7TF, 1878S, 1879, 1880, 1881-O, 1881-S, 1882, 1883-S,
1884-O, 1884-S, 1885, 1885-O, 1885-S, 1886. Approximately 25% of the group is uncirculated. Sold as
is, no returns. [24 coins / 2 albums] Est. 700-900
1492
Large Lot of Morgan Dollars. A pleasing selection
of dates with most examples tiering at the AU level.
Est. 1,800-2,200
1493
Morgan and Peace Dollar Group. Mixed dates and
grades. Seven culls, five slabbed Uncs; and the rest are
VF or Better. [40]
Est. 750-1250
1494
Large Selection of Uncirculated Dollars. 36 Morgan / 1 Peace. Covering a large swath of dates with
most examples holding numerous contact marks that
would prevent the Select grade level. A lot that deserves inspection. Sold as is, no returns. [37]
Est. 1,000-1,200
1495
Grouping of Peace Dollars. A nice assortment of
dates with 40 AU/Unc examples, 11 with XF details
or problems, and a single 1921-dates examples with
AU details, but apparent cleaning and dark toning.
Est. 900-1,100
1496
Grouping of Columbian Half Dollars. A massive
grouping of 1892 and 1893 commemorative
Columbian half dollars, most showing some degree of
circulation with many having minor issues such as
cleaning. Sold as is, no returns. [62] Est. 700-900
1497
Quartet of Better Commemorative Issues.
1) 1893 Isabella 25 Cents. XF. Some splotchy toning
is evident on the obverse.
2) 1900 Lafayette 1 Dollar. AU Details, Cleaned. Sporadic champagne toning on both sides with some hairlines.
3) 1900 Lafayette 1 Dollar. XF Details. Cleaned.
Somewhat more abrasive than the last with the addition of pastel tone.
4) 1921 2X4 Missouri 50 Cents. Fine Details, Cleaned
- Damaged. Some edge cuts with hairlines beneath the
blanket of color. [4]
Est. 300-500
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1498
Quartet of Commemorative Half Dollars.
1) 1922 Grant. Uncirculated.
2) 1924 Huguenot-Walloon. Uncirculated.
3) 1920-D Pilgrim. Uncirculated.
4) 1925 Stone Mountain. Uncirculated. [4]
Est. 150-250
1499
Grouping of Classic Commemorative Half Dollars. 1) 1892 Columbian. Choice AU.
1922 Grant. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
3) 1925 Lexington-Concord. Uncirculated.
4) 1918 Lincoln. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
5) 1936 Long Island. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned
- PVC.
6) 1920 Maine. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
7) 1920 Maine. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
8) 1923-S Monroe. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned PVC.
9) 1925 Stone Mountain. Uncirculated Details,
Cleaned.
10) 1936 York. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned. [10]
Est. 500-700
1500
Massive Grouping of Classic Commemorative
Half Dollars. Comprised of the following types: California, Columbian (6), Connecticut, Grant (2),
Huguenot-Walloon (2), Long Island (6), Monroe
Doctrine (2), Oregon Trail, Pilgrim (4), Sesquicentennial (3) and Stone Mountain (13). Many examples
have problems. Sold as is, no returns. [41]
Est. 800-1,000
LARGE LOTS
MIXED, MODERN & MISCELLANY
1501
1502
Assortment of U.S. Type. Most of the value is centered in 19th century type with representatives including a 1826 cent, 1853 with arrows half dime,
1867 3-cent nickel, 1854 with arrows quarter, and a
1836 half dollar. Four Morgan dollars as well as numerous other silver, nickel, and copper types are also
included. Items are generally circulated, several showing minor problems. A lot that should be inspected.
Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 150-250
Group of Morgan Dollars and Facsimile 2010
Buffalo Gold Coins.
1) 1882-O. AU.
2) 1885-O. Uncirculated Details, Scratched.
3) 1886. Uncirculated.
4) 1886. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
6) 1896. Uncirculated Details, Cleaned.
8) 1921 Morgan. Uncirculated.
9-13) 2010 Buffalo Gold Copy. [13]
Est. 200-300
1503
Grouping of Silver Type. A valuable assortment that
includes Barber quarters (3), Washington quarters (4),
Walking Liberty half dollars (6), Morgan dollars (10),
Peace dollars (2) and Eisenhower dollars (2). Three
of the Morgans remain in Uncirculated condition.
Est. 300-500
1504
Remainder Lot of Primarily U.S. Coinage. Largely
albums and rolls with over 500 rolled Buffalo nickels,
32 wartime nickels, various other U.S. and world silver type, and considerable U.S. face value. Other odds
and ends include various 20th century medal and
token issues. In-person inspection is advised. Sold as
is, no returns.
Est. 100-150
1505
Choice Assortment of Modern Proof Cents(11),
Nickels(78) and Dimes(17). Most of the nickels are
from the Westward Journey series. Most in individual
round plastic capsules. [106]
Est. 100-150
1506
Large and Varied Proof. State Quarter Assortment, Mostly. The majority are in individual round
plastic capsules. All Mint State or Pr., and most are
Choice or Gem. Approximately 40% appear to be silver. Perhaps 10% are Pr. Washington Quarters 1964 or
before, or later date Pr. Washington Quarters. Nice
mix of dates and states. Should be seen. Sold as is, no
returns.
[500+]
Est. 400-600
1507
Group of 5-Piece State Quarter Collections in
Original CSN & Kennedy Mint Packaging. 19992003. Each set contains five state quarters issued by a
particular mint in a particular year. Includes Gold, Silver and Platinum plated sets as well. Some duplication. [66 sets of five].
Est. 75-125
1508
Large Eisenhower Dollar Assortment. All in individual round plastic capsules. All Mint State or Pr.,
and most appear to be Choice or Gem. 1971-S
Unc.(4); 1971-S Pr.(15); 1972-S Unc.(2); 1972-S
Pr.(3); 1973-S Unc.(1); 1974-S Unc.(4); 1974-S
Pr.(8 silver / 2 nickel); 1976-S Pr.(1 silver / 3 nickel);
1977-S Pr.(3); 1978-S Pr.(4).
[50]
Est. 400-600
1509
Choice Assortment of Susan B. Anthony $1 Proof
Coins. Most in individual round plastic capsules.
1979-S Filled S(16); 1979-S Clear S(1); 1980-S(24);
1981-S(22). [63]
Est. 150-250
1510
Choice Grouping of Sacagawea $1 Proof Coins.
Most in individual round plastic capsules.
2000-S(59); 2003-S(31); 2004-S(28); 2005S(27);2006-S(4); 2007-S(6); 2008-S(5).[160]
Est. 400-600
1511
Choice Assortment of Presidential $1 Proof Coins.
Most in individual round plastic capsules. Many handpicked Gems. All 2007-2008. Washington(12); J.
Adams(16); Jefferson(12); Madison(12); Monroe(28); J. Q. Adams(28); Jackson(20); Van
Buren(31). [159]
Est. 200-300
1512
United States Proof Set Assortment. [100]
1968-S(1); 1969-S(1); 1971-S(1); 1972-S(1); 1976S(1); 1977-S(1); 1978-S(1); 1979-S(1); 1980-S(1);
1981-S(1); 1982-S(2); 1983-S(2); 1984-S(2); 1984S Olympic Prestige Set(1); 1985-S(2); 1986-S(2);
1987-S(4); 1987-S Prestige Set(2); 1988-S(2); 1990S Prestige Set(2); 1989-S(3); 1990-S(2); 1991-S(1);
1992-S(2); 1992-S Silver(1); 1993-S(2); 1993-S Silver (1); 1994-S(2); 1994S Silver (1); 1995-S(1);
1995-S Silver (1); 1998-S(1); 1998-S Silver (1);
1999-S 9-piece (3); 1999-S Silver(1); 1999-S Quarters(1); 2000-S Quarters(2); 2000-S 10-piece(2);
2001-S Quarters(1); 2001-S 10-piece(1); 2001-S Silver(2); 2002-S Quarters(1); 2002-S Silver(1); 2003S Silver(1); 2003-S Quarters(2); 2003-S 10-piece(1);
2004-S Silver Quarters(1); 2004-S Quarters(2);
2004-S 11-piece(1); 2005-S Quarters(4); 2005-S Silver Quarters(1); 2005-S 11-piece(1); 2005-S Silver(1); 2006-S Quarters(1); 2006-S Silver
Quarters(1); 2006-S 10-piece(1); 2006-S Silver(1);
2007-S Presidential(4); 2007-S Silver(1); 2007-S
Quarters(1); 2008-S Presidential(1); 2008-S Quarters(1); 2008-S 14-piece(1); 2009-S Quarters(9);
2009-S 18-piece(1); Assorted Presidential Proof Sets
missing outer packaging(4). 2000-S Quarters missing
outer packaging(2).
Est. 600-900
1513
Lot of Proof and Mint Sets. Most of the value sits
on an assortment of silver-laden late 1950s and 1960s
proof and mint sets with the addition of Special Mint
Sets, 1970s proof and mint sets, and a single 1971
Brown Box Ike dollar. Sold as is, no returns. [30]
Est. 300-500
1514
Grouping of Mint and Proof Sets. Included are numerous Mint Sets (1987 [3], 1988 [2]), Proof Sets
(1988 [2], 1992 Silver [2], 1999, 1999 Quarter Set,
2002), and several Prestige Proof Sets (1986, 1992).
Sold as is, no returns. [14 Sets]
Est. 100-150
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1515
Assortment of Modern Mint and Proof Sets.
Mostly post-2000 issues with five silver quarter proof
sets, eleven clad quarter proof sets, a single 2000dated set of regular proof issues, a 1979 proof set, and
a 1976 3-coin silver issue uncirculated set. Sold as is,
no returns.
Est. 100-150
1521
1986 3-Coin Liberty Commemorative Proof Set.
Included are the clad half dollar, silver dollar, and five
dollar gold piece. A popular set that showcases three
renderings of the Statue of Liberty. Included with the
original box and Certificate of Authenticity.
Est. 300-500
1516
A Dealer’s Lot of MS70 Modern Coinage. All certified by “SGS.” Lincoln Cents - various dates from
1952 to 2008.(29); Nickels - various dates from
1968-2008, a few Proofs included(74); Dimes -various dates from 1969-2007, a few Proofs included(44). Quarters - various State issues from
1999-2009, many Proofs included. There are also
about 20 non-state issues in the quarter selection(173); Half Dollars - various dates from 19682008. A few Proofs, and there are three Statue of
Liberty halves as well(90). Dollars - An assortment of
mostly Sacagawea dollars(17). Some duplication. Sold
as is, no returns. [427]
Est. 150-250
1522
1987 2-Coin Constitution Gold and Silver Commemorative Proof Set. A beautiful set which includes
a silver dollar and five dollar gold piece. Both appear
to remain in pristine condition. Included with the
original box and Certificate of Authenticity.
Est. 300-500
1523
Assortment of Gold Olympic Commemorative Issues. All are 1990s issues with themes including running, the torch runner, the centennial anniversary of
the modern olympics, the flag bearer, and the
Olympic cauldron. Some duplication is seen with business strike and proof issues present. [10]
Est. 2,750-3,250
1524
NGC Certified MS-69 One Ounce Silver Eagle Selection. 1986; 1987; 1989; 1991; 1992; 1993; 1995;
2004; 2005; 2006; 2007 Early Release; 2008 Early
Release. [12]
Est. 300-500
1525
Date Run of SGS Certified MS-69 One Ounce Silver Eagles. 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991;
1992; 1993; 1994; 1995; 1996; 1997; 1998; 1999;
2000; 2001; 2002; 2003; 2004; 2005; 2006; 2007;
2008. Also included is an additional 2008, MS-70.
[24]
Est. 600-900
1526
Assortment of Uncirculated One Ounce Silver Eagles in Littleton Packaging. 1991; 2001(9);
2002(16); 2003(4); 2005(5). [35] Est. 750-1,250
1527
50-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment. Various dates. Carefully selected for quality by the consignor. In tubes. Uncirculated.,
Est. 1,500-1750
1528
A Second 50-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment. Various dates. Carefully selected for quality by the consignor. In tubes. Uncirculated.
Est. 1,500-1,750
1529
A Third 50-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment. Various dates. Carefully selected for quality by
the consignor. Mostly In tubes. Others in capsules or
2 x 2s. Uncirculated.
Est. 1,500-1,750
1530
A Fourth 50-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment. Various dates. Carefully selected for quality by the consignor. Mostly In tubes. Others in 2 x 2s.
Uncirculated.
Est. 1,500-1,750
1517
1518
1519
1520
Modern US Commemorative Coin Selection. Most
in round plastic capsules.
50 Cent Statue of Liberty 1986-S Proof(13); Similar,
1986-D Clad(2); 50 Cent 1994-P World Cup
Proof(1); $1 1986-S Proof Statue of Liberty(3); $1
1987-S Constitution Silver Proof(4). [23]
Est. 200-300
Modern Commemorative Selection. All in original government packaging.
1982-S GW Halves Proof(2); 1986-D Statue Halves
Unc(3); Proof(2); 1986-S Statue Two Coin Set ($1
& Half) Proofs; 1987-S Constitution $1 Proof; 1988
Olympic Two Coin Set ($1 & $5) Proofs; 1988-S
Olympic $1 Proof; 1990-P Eisenhower $1 Proof;
1992 Columbus Two Coin Set ($1 and Half) Proof;
1992-W Whitehouse $1 Proofs(12); 1992-S Olympic
($1 & Half) Proof; 1995-P Special Olympics $1
Proof; 1999- P Yellowstone $1 Proof; 2002-W Westpoint $1 Proof; 2004-P Edison $1 Proof; 2005-P
Marshall $1 Proof; 2007-P Jamestown $1. [32]
Est. 1,000-1,500
Large Grouping of Commemorative Issues.
Largely comprised of Olympic issues from the early to
mid-1990s with 38 silver dollars and 20 clad half dollar issue. Both business strike and proof examples are
represented. All examples are separated from their
original boxes, but all but one now-plated example remain in their original capsules. Sold as is, no returns.
[58]
Est. 700-900
Group of Modern Proof Commemorative Coins.
Issues include: 1986 Liberty 50c, 1986 Liberty 50c
and $1 set, 1987 Constitution $1, 1991 Mount Rushmore 50c, 1993 James Madison 50c, and 1995 Civil
War Battlefield $1. Sold as is, no returns. [7]
Est. 80-120
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1531
22-Piece One Ounce Silver Eagle Assortment. Various dates. In 2 x 2s and other packaging. Uncirculated.
Est. 500-750
1532
Proof Silver American Eagle Assortment. 1989;
1992; 1995; 2003; 2004; 2007. All in original government packages. 2004 & 2005 in 2 x 2s. [8]
Est. 250-350
1533
Investor Lot of Silver and Gold American Eagles.
Silver examples include: 1987, proof 1991 (2), 1999
and proof 1999 (2). Gold examples are of the 1/4
ounce variety and dates include: proof 1990 and proof
1991 (2). [9]
Est. 1,100-1,300
1534
1537
Remainder of U.S. and World Coinage and Miscellany. Largely comprised of Mint and Proof sets
with the addition of several George Washington commemorative half dollars, a silver American Eagle, assorted U.S. and world type and fractional and obsolete
currency. Also included are two souvenir spoon sets one from the 1892-93 World’s Fair and the other
from the 1901 Pan American Exposition. A lot that
deserves inspection. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 300-400
1538
Mostly Modern Numismatic Potpourri. Washington Presidential $1 Uncirculated(125). Assorted modern US coins in original plastic cut from US Mint sets
-$67 face value; 1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollars Unc.
In Littleton plastic(21); 2000-D Sacagawea $1
Unc.(24). Group of about 90 1999 & 2000 State
Quarters Unc; Foreign coin accumulation in 2x2s. (2
Pounds); About $25 face in mostly clad halves and
dollars; $5 Harrah’s poker chips(4); A tube with circulated Liberty nickels, a few Mercury dimes and
some Lincoln cents. A small quantity of mundane Lincoln cents in 2x2s. A few third tier certified modern
coins and four silver half dollars.
Est. 350-450
1539
Remainder Lot of Odds and Ends. A curious lot including numerous packaged sets with coin and philatelic parallels, a relic item made from a melted Atocha
bar, numerous silver jewelry pieces, as well as hundreds of dollars in now void phone cards. Sold as is, no
returns.
Est. 60-80
1540
Miscellaneous Grouping of Coins, Medals,
Stamps, Paper.
1-11) Bicentennial First Day Covers, etc.
12) Jackson Presidential $1 Unc.
13) Meritorious Service Decoration in presentation
box with bars, etc.
14) 1971 Inauguration of the US Postal Service cover
with sterling Silver Proof medal.
15) 1976 $2 in First Day of Issue wallet.
16) Thomas Jefferson Coinage and Currency Set.
17) Eight Westward Journey nickels mounted on a
sheet. [17]
Est. 30-50
1541
Remainder of U.S. Coins and Medals. A variance
of type with circulated 20th century silver issues as
well as several medallic bicentennial issues from various mints comprising the majority of type. Sold as is,
no returns. [22]
Est. 100-150
MS70 1/10 Ounce Gold American Eagle Pair.
2006 NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo; 2007 Early Release
NGC MS70. [2]
Est. 300-450
1535
1535
1986 50 Dollars - 1 Oz Gold American Eagle.
Gem Proof A perfect example of this Roman Numeral dated Gold American Eagle. Housed in the
original box of issue with Certificate of Authenticity.
(photo)
Est. 1,300-1,500
1536
Remainder of Modern Type. Contents include a
1934 and 1939 Washington quarter in Uncirculated
condition, 2 - 1966 Special Mint Sets, 3 commemorative silver dollars, 2 clad commemorative half dollars, quantities of the once key 1950-D Jefferson
nickels as well as Uncirculated 1955-S Lincoln cents.
Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 100-150
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1542
Accumulation of Silver Coinage. Mostly modern silver issues with 90% face totaling $7.15 and 40% face
totaling $2.5. Sold as is, no returns.
Est. 100-150
1543
One Ounce .999 Silver Round Assortment,
Mostly. Seventeen assorted rounds including three
colorized silver Eagles, twenty-two silver Canadian
Maple Leafs and a 1976 $10 Canadian Olympic coin.
[38]
Est. 1,000-1,500
1544
Pair of Giant Quarter Pound Pure Silver Proof
Medals. 2000 $1 Sacagawea. 24K gold layered on to
four Troy ounces of pure silver by Washington Mint;
2001 Buffalo Nickel. Four Troy ounces of pure silver
by Westminster Mint. Both in original packaging [2]
Est. 200-300
1545
1548
1548
Sextet of Silver Ingots. 8.4029ASW. One Engelhard,
one Sharps Pixley and Co., and several unmarked
Presidential and commemorative types. [6]
Est. 150-250
1896 Bryan Dollar. XF. HK-786. A lightly handled
So-called Dollar with a fascinating political tie-in to
Presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan.
(photo)
Est. 100-150
MEDALS & TOKENS
1546
Pair of Encased 10 Cent Postage Stamps. 1) Burnett’s Standard Cooking Extracts. Fine Details, Broken Mica. EP-10. 2) John Gault. XF. EP-116. [2]
Est. 200-400
1549
1547
1547
1896 Bryan Dollar. Uncirculated. HK-780. By
Gorham & Co. Scarce quality for the type with a layer
of attractive toning, underlying prooflike surfaces and
few contact marks. (photo)
Est. 150-250
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1549
1900 Bryan Dollar. Uncirculated. HK-783. Nearly
brilliant with a touch of rim tone. Much finer than is
typically encountered for the type. (photo)
Est. 200-400
1550
1900 Bryan Dollar. Choice AU. HK-783. A second,
nearly identical specimen, with a nearly imperceptible
amount of handling that drops it to the Choice AU
level.
Est. 200-400
1551
Pair of Pedley-Ryan So-Called Dollars. 1) HK-824.
AU Details, Cleaned. Lightly hairlined with yellowgray surfaces. 2) HK-825. Uncirculated. Soft pastel
coloration touches both sides. [2]
Est. 100-150
1552
Intriguing Lot of Medals, Tokens, and Ephemera
and Errors. An interesting lot with several So-Called
Dollars, a Feuchtwanger cent, a Bashlow Confederate
cent restrike, a “Hobo” nickel, a 1944 counterfeit
“Henning” nickel, several off-center cents, a Franklin
Roosevelt pre-election dinner admission plaque and
many more items. Worthy of close inspection. Sold as
is, no returns.
Est. 200-400
1553
Quartet of Medallic Art Company Silver Medals.
A lovely group of four large silver medals with the
most popular being an issue struck to commemorate
the addition of Alaska as the 49th state. Total silver
weight is approximately 17 ounces. All remain housed
in their original box. Sold as is, no returns. [4]
Est. 300-400
1554
Grouping of Medals, Tokens, and Miscellany.
Largely modern with highlights being a 1oz silver
round, a small amount of silver slag that is labeled as
from the San Francisco Mint, an error medal with a
full brockage from the 1909 Hudson-Fulton celebration, a low grade Connecticut copper, a Hard Times
token, as well as several silver non-numismatic items.
In-person inspection is recommended. Sold as is, no
returns.
Est. 80-120
Coins of Scotland Books
1555
The Coinage of Scotland, Illustrated from the cabinet of Thomas Coats, esq., of Ferguslie and other
collections. by Burns, Edward -- Covers the coinage
from David I AD 1124 to Anne AD 1707 -- Adams
and Charles Black, Publishers. Book Condition: Very
Good. 1887. 3 volumes. Large 4to. Three quarter
crushed morocco over marbled boards. Endpapers
marbled. Top edges gilt. Spines in six compartments,
with raised bands, decorated in gilt. Vol. 1: xxiii, 365
pp.; Vol. 2: xviii, 556 pp.; Vol. 3: vi pp. + 78 heliogravure plates with accompanying text. Rubbing to
raised bands, edges of binding, corners, leather missing in spots. Overall a sound copy. EX.BIBLIOTHECA.G,F.ET.M.HILL bookplate inside board on
all three volumes. Sir George Francis Hill was Director,
British Museum, 1931-36.
Est. 500-750
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