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Item: 1891 $1 Martha Washington Fr# 223 - PCGS AU-55/closed pinholes

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

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Cert: 46060706

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Price: $2,060

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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14K Two-Tone Diamond Ring with a 2.03 Carat Oval Diamond, GIA #2125332682
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Bezel set horizontally, this gleaming 2.03 ct. oval diamond measuring 8.21x6.42x4.53mm natural fancy yellow diamond (No stated GIA clarity grade on report- graded in-house as I1 clarity) GIA Diamond Identification Report #2125332682 is just gorgeous! There is .25 cttw of bezel set round brilliant side diamonds, SI clarity, G color. Ring size 6.25, 3.3 dwt.

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Uncut sheet of four 1981 $1 Boston Fr# 1911-A - PMG ChCU-64/thinning
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An extremely rare uncut sheet of four 1981 $1 Federal Reserve notes from the Boston district has been certified by PMG as CHCU-64 Net as thinning is to blame for the net grade. This particular sheet has a mis-marked serial number on the third note down as it is incorrectly marked on the right side as a B-H block when the notes are from the A-H block series (ck).

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Lot #136 - 1902 $10 Blue Seal - Stewartsville, MO Charter #4160 - PCGS AU-55PPQ
Hammer: $800
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The First National Bank of Stewartsville, Missouri. Neat, precisely handwritten signatures for President Samuel Bauer and female assistant cashier Nell Snow adorn the front of this plainback. Notable is that Snow wrote "asst" beneath her signature as seems to have been the case for all of these Dekalb County notes. Paper remains utterly brilliant and not molested, while three margins -- left, bottom, right -- are large and the top margin appears . . . scissors trimmed? Ample intrigue makes this note an outstanding recipient for the Scotsman Cataloger's Choice Award.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #407 - 1859 PCGS AU-50
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Gold $3-Indian Princess Head
The cheek and hair just beneath the crown show light wear while remnants of luster energizes the peripheral legends. An abraded area shows at the very top of the wreath on the reverse.