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Item: 14K White Gold Pendant with an Approximate .50 Carat Round Violetish Blue Sapphire and Approximately .15 Carat Total Weight in Baguette Diamonds, VS Clarity, H Color

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Category: Jewelry > Pendant - Estate

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Cert: 231201I-SJ

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Price: $595

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The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #284 - Twenty Eclectic Coins or Tokens
Hammer: $500
Collector Lots-Tokens
101st Airborne Collection. A random assortment of odds-and-ends almost defies description, consignor attributions not verified. Included are: five Masonic-related tokens, including an 1810; 1934 Hoover Electric souvenir; imitation Tiffin LC-48B1; 1889 Washington medal Douglas-51; 1831 half-dollar (AU details); insurance Peace souvenir, 1904 HK-300 so-called dollar (Choice BU); 1856 small date dime (XF); 1857 love token; 1767 French Colonies, NO counterstamp (VG details); two scarce George B Soley tokens, Rulau PA-PH-394 circa 1832; WWI victory medal struck in metal recovered from German cannon; 1882-O Morgan dollar (BU); 1827 Duke of York medallion; and an 1847 Zachary Taylor medal. Twenty "coin" lot.

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Lot #115 - Error Currency - 1974 $20/$10 Dallas FRN Fr# 2071-K Dual Denomination - PMG XF-40
Hammer: $18,000
US Currency-Error Currency
Morals And Liberty Collection. Double denomination $20/$10 notes, affectionately referred to as "thirty dollar bills" by some and dated 1974, began to show up in nearby Houston, TX in 1978 and the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank quickly took great pains to retrieve such mistaken notes for destruction. By that time, however, some had already entered commerce and were subsequently snagged by astute collectors, occasionally in time to retain CU freshness. Our note has serial number K46338252B and was pulled out of circulation in time to have collected only minimal wear to the tune of an XF40 grade. (By comparison, SN ...254B off the same sheet was saved immediately and garnered a CU464 EPQ grade some eight years ago, also at PMG.)

"Through the holder", this appears to be a fully original example with nice, bright paper quality and well centered design elements. Twenty points of wear has barely softened the sharpness of the design and created very slight corner wear. Broad margins all the way around and a trophy error place this note well within the realm of a possible record price, considering it has not been on the market in decades.