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Item: 1902 $20 Blue Seal - Grand Tower, IL Charter #7712 - PMG VF-25/stains

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Category: Currency > National Bank Notes

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Cert: 2200740-005

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Price: $6,695

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Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 14 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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14K White Gold Diamond Ring with a 1.00 Carat CCRMB, GIA #17215576
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Flawless, just like you! Ok so maybe not exactly, but this gorgeous ring centers around a 1.00 ct. cut-cornered rectangular modified brilliant diamond measuring 6.42x5.45x3.12mm, internally flawless clarity, natural fancy yellow color, good polish, good symmetry, medium blue fluorescence, GIA Report #17215576 with two matching trillion diamonds set on the sides weighing .78 cttw, SI clarity, G color. Ring size 6.25, 2.1 dwt.

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7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #521 - 1900 NGC MS-63 CAC
Hammer: $3,000
Gold $20-Liberty Head Double Eagle
Paisley Brayden Hunter Collection. Smooth and definitely less noisy than average for MS-63. Always a popular date for type collectors and a powerfully struck example of turn-of-the-century mint production capabilities.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #851 - 1859 NGC PR-66
Hammer: $4,100
Small Cents-Indian Head
18 graded PR-66, 1 graded PR-66 "star", 1 higher at NGC. Debut of the Indian cent in 1859 led to many being saved in mint-state, but for a series as popular as this, both proof and circulation strikes are in heavy demand at all superior grade levels. NGC nailed the grade for this utterly charming, very choice proof example. One cannot help but admire pinpoint accuracy of strike and surface preservation that seems closer to the superb gem level than not. Obverse fields are only slightly flashy against overall ultra-fine matte texture while the mirrors are by contrast a little more pronounced on the reverse.