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Item: 1922 $50 Fr# 1200m John Burke Back Plate 3 - PMG VF-25/punch hole

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Category: Currency > Gold Certificates > Large Size > $50

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Cert: 8079374-002

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Price: $1,445

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Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 14 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Platinum Earrings with South Sea Pearls, GIA #5231639398
Jewelry-Earrings
These stunning earrings feature two near-white saltwater South Sea pearls, measuring approximately 9.5mm each, GIA Report #5231639398 that are accented by an estimated 2.00 cttw of old European cut round diamonds. SI2-I1 clarity, I color. The earrings have omega backs for a worry-free wear. Dimensions: 0.75” x 0.80", 8.8 dwt.

The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #2 - Four ancient coins certified by NGC
Hammer: $900
Ancient Coins-Roman Empire
Three types, three empires, and four differing emperors are represented within this four-coin lot of NGC certified ancient issues. Included in this foursome is a Cilicia, Celenderis (425-350BC) AR stater XF, a Alexander III (336-323BC) AR Drachm (4.27g) AU, a Antoninus Pius (138-161AD) AR Denarius (2.94g), and a Gordian III (238-244AD) AR Denarius (3.25g) Choice VF. All four of these offers above average surface quality for their assigned grades (ck).

The Collectors' Auction View Lots
11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #843 - 1841 CACG PR-66RB TOP POP
Hammer: $20,000
Large Cents-Braided Hair
Newcomb-1, R.5 as a proof-only die-marriage. With a total population estimated around fifty pieces, the 1841 cent provides one of the very few opportunities there are for obtaining an early proof copper for "a reasonable sum" of money. An incredible PR-65 RD example was certified by NGC perhaps 20 years ago, while this red-brown example scores an extra point in grade, but offers somewhat muted copper-red color with velvety greyish-brown overtones. The cataloger could not quickly identify a recent sale of this same coin, but pedigree markers might include a faint, linear abrasion between the eleventh and twelfth stars, as well as a small carbon dot clinging to the top-left of the upper loop of "8" in the date. Somehow, the CAC graders permitted two greyish crumbles to adhere to the obverse but overall, the coin offers splendid quality for the early proof collector.