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Item: 14K Yellow Gold Diamond Band with .40 Carat Total Weight in Round Cut Diamonds, SI1 Clarity, G-H Color. Finger Size 6.5.

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Category: Jewelry > Ring - Wedding Band Female

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Price: $1,135

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Lot #111 - Strand of Graduated Pearls, GIA #5232639040
Jewelry-Pendants
A glamorous strand of graduated pearls ranging from 4.94mm to 9.82mm containing 64 near round and semi-baroque Akoya pearls with a light cream color and pink and green overtones, GIA Report #5232639040. The necklace is completed with a fancy diamond and sapphire clasp that can be worn in the front or back and has a halo of old cut round diamonds weighing approximately 1.00 cttw, SI clarity, I color, around a round brilliant natural blue sapphire from Cambodia with no indications of heating but has been clarity enhanced measuring 7.00 x 7.10mm, GIA Report #6233639033.

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Lot #269 - Mexico - 1812-CA RP Chihuahua T and Pomegranate Countermark 8 Reales- PCGS VF-25
World Coins-Mexico
M#123, Chihuahua mint. How PCGS is able to come up with such an exacting grade for a crudely cast 8-reales is difficult to ascertain, but suffice it to say the surface shows evidence of a fair amount of circulation. Dies were not available in Chihuahua circa 1810-1813 during the Mexican War of Independence, forcing the mint to resort to casting 8-reales from molds which were themselves produced from struck coins. Because of their similarity to cast counterfeits, each had to be officially counterstamped to ensure acceptance in commerce.

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7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #541 - 1908 No Motto PCGS MS-63 (rattler) CAC
Hammer: $2,900
Gold $20-Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
Coruscating luster with substantial portions of richer orange hue. One can infer legitimately original surfaces with an appearance that does seem nicer than expected of only MS-63.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #848 - 1857 Flying Eagle PCGS MS-63
Hammer: $900
Small Cents-Flying Eagle
Robert Michaels Collection. It goes without saying that the Flying Eagle cent is an extremely popular type for which all nicer examples are highly sought. Here is a naturally colored honey-tan and coppery 1857 featuring an exceptional obverse strike against very good detailing of the reverse, plus an adequate supply of cartwheel effect. Faintly glancing bagmarks number slightly above average but there exists not even a single major abrasion of consequence.