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Item:

Item: 1928-C $1 Fr# 1603 - PCGS ChCU-64 PPQ

Category:

Category: Currency > Silver Certificates > Small Size > $1

Cert:

Cert: 80777146

Price:

Price: $800

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Lot #646 - 1893-S NGC AU details/cleaned
Hammer: $9,500
Silver Dollar-Morgan
An errant decision to try to turn a minimally lustrous AU key dollar into an UNC inspired a bright cleaning at some point in the past, and the surface has yet to recover any toning since then. Fortunately, the effect was not excessively abrasive, imparting innumerable tiny hairlines to the fields and leaving glossy texture elsewhere. On another positive note, few abrasions land on the surface, including a couple of linear incursions above the first obverse star, and a trivial scribbling above IGwT.

Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 14 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Lot #289 - Sterling Silver Necklaces
Hammer: $330
Jewelry-Silver
The first necklace is circa 1960/1970 and signed H W on the reverse (possibly H. Wood of the Navajo nation). This 24” sterling silver (tested) bead necklace features a shadowbox pendant holding a turquoise cab with an engraved design. The turquoise looks like it might have come from the Fox Mine of Nevada. Some of the beads have some denting. The second necklace is also circa 1960/1970 and is an unsigned 18” sterling silver (tested) squash blossom necklace for a child, possibly of Navajo origin. This necklace features turquoise cabs that look like they might also be from the Fox Mine of Nevada with a seven stone Naja pendant and eight blossoms. 3.60 troy ounces.