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Item: 1934 $1,000 Cleveland Fr# 2211-D - PCGS XF-40

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Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Notes > Small Size > $1,000

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Cert: 48918534

Price:

Price: $4,380

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The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #705 - 1893-CC PCGS MS-64
Silver Dollar-Morgan
VAM-2 has dropping letters in the mintmark. While population reports record thousands of 1893-CC silver dollars certified in UNC grade, we know these numbers must be inflated because the date has always been very elusive above MS-60. Here is a splendid, very choice example of this always-sought key issue, offering eggshell-white patina and an astonishing array of lustrous beams emanating from the surface. The date is well known for troublesome strikes and even this above-average example lacks a bit of sharpness over the ear. On the reverse, impressively sharp, full breast and wing feathers greet the eye. Liberty's cheek appears almost perfectly clean without a loupe though closer examination reveals a microscopic nick or two as well as a handful of exquisitely fine hairlines.

The Collectors' Auction View Lots
11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #338 - 1854 Type 2 PCGS MS-63
Hammer: $3,200
Gold Dollars-Indian Princess Head, Small Head
Noticeably luminous for the grade, both sides are graced with sweeping royal gold patina that mingles with occasional lavender accents. Clashed dies quickly explain the odd little disturbances seen within the fields, while some delicate hairlines may help explain the grade. The cheek looks mildly abraded, likely taken into account by the grade.

Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 13 View Lots
11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #271 - Two David Yurman Chains
Hammer: $450
Jewelry-Silver
Are you looking for a dressy chain or a chain to dress up with a pendant? These sterling silver David Yurman chains would be perfect for both! One is a 24” 5mm oval link chain and the other is 32” 3.6mm box chain. Together they weigh 2.71 troy ounces.