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Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 6 View Lots
11/3/2017 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #103 - Platinum Diamond Ring with a 1.02 Carat Modified Triangular GIA #2171980181
Jewelry-Rings
Not often do you see an engagement ring with a triangular center diamond but this ring pulls it off perfectly. The center diamond is 1.02 ct. modified triangular brilliant, SI2 clarity, H color, GIA #2171980181 (does not include original certificate, only comes with an eReport from GIA.) There is approximately .50 cttw in side diamonds, SI clarity, G-H color. The ring has a Fleur-de-lis symbol on the profile and a matching band that also has the Fleur-de-lis. Ring size 6.75, 7.9 dwt.

The Collectors' Auction - 2017 View Lots
11/3/2017 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #47 - 1875 $5 - Boston, MA Charter #525, Star - PCGS VF-30 Reengraved Face Plate
US Currency-National Bank Notes
The North National Bank of Boston, Massachusetts. A minute star left of the plate letter "D" denotes the reengraved plate, mentioned on the holder by PCGS. Eye-appeal is unexpectedly strong for an early Boston note at only the VF level, given the very intricate details and saturated ink. Fabulous signatures on the reasonably centered front design.

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The Midwest Summer Sale 2017 View Lots
7/21/2017 - The Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #83 - 1928 $1,000 San Francisco Fr# 2210-L - XF
Hammer: $2,050
US Currency-Federal Reserve Notes, Small
Very strong for the extremely-fine grade, the appearance is easily that of AU+ at first glance. Rather original paper for this San Francisco offering.

The Collectors' Auction 2016 View Lots
10/14/2016 -
The Silver Dollar and Rare Coin Expo
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Lot #647 - 1923-S NGC VF-25 CAC
Hammer: $600
Quarter Dollars-Standing Liberty
Blackjack Can Collection. Long recognized as an outright key, a 1923-S even with only moderate wear frequently suffers the ignominy of missing digits in the date, although one may discern all four digits here. "1" and "2" are a bit bulbous, but the shield retains at least half of its important details, while the eagle soars with fairly intricate feather definition. Neither side shows even the slightest blemish, thanks to simple, honest circulation.