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Item:

Item: $1 Obsolete - Hannibal, Missouri Treasury Warrant, Remainder, PMG CU-62/punch holes

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Category: Currency > Obsolete Currency

Cert:

Cert: 2203296-015

Price:

Price: $1,340

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Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 14 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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14K Yellow Gold Earring and Pin Set
Jewelry-Misc
An antique Victorian 14K Gold (tested) set including a pair of earrings a pin. Crafted in England, and still nestled in its original box, each piece of the demi-parure features a faceted diamond and a multitude of natural pearls. The pieces are in excellent condition and overall, a lovely set of jewelry to gift. The pin holds one old mine cut diamond weighing approximately .30 ct., SI clarity, I color as well as 30 natural pearls. The earrings are suspended from non-pierced screw backs and each piece holds one 2.5mm old cut round diamond as well as 15 natural pearls. Pin Dimensions: 1.1” x 1.8”, Earring Dimensions: .50” x 1”, total weight 11.1 dwt

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7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #619 - 1885-CC GSA ANACS MS-63
Hammer: $725
Silver Dollar-Morgan
Marsha Sothic Consignment. VAM-3 off of much later dies that include spindly die cracks connecting peripheral devices on the obverse left side. In spite of an excellent overall strike, the dies could not quite produce absolutely perfect central details, but they did impart an intense serving for frothy cotton-white luster.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #550 - 1909-S NGC MS-66
Hammer: $17,500
Gold $20-Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
13 graded MS-66, zero higher at NGC. Not so many years ago, 1909-S was considered rare in high grade until a hoard of better examples entered the market and helped increase the supply of gem examples. That said, this spectacular coin, showing exceptional copper-gold color, exceeds the gem grade by a full point at NGC, and places it smack dab into the discussion of finest-known pieces at that grading company (PCGS claims two higher graded examples).

Close inspection reveals superbly frosted surfaces and a lack of major marks; the cataloger suggests the one lone depression down the left edge of Liberty's gown may be the most noticeable. On the reverse, what appears at first to be a micro pinscratch could actually be an interesting strikethrough, which could then be of significant interest as a provenance marker for a coin this scarce. An exquisite, much better date within the series that would be almost impossible to beat in terms of quality.