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Item:

Item: 1928-E $1 Fr# 1605 - Legacy XF-40

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

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Cert: 80912204

Price:

Price: $905

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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14K Two-Tone Diamond Ring with a 1.90 Carat Green Tourmaline, GIA #5211430687
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An elegant white gold cocktail ring with a 1.90 ct. octagonal step cut green tourmaline measuring 8.16x6.28x4.01mm set in 14K yellow gold prongs, GIA Report #5211430687 with .98 cttw of matching trapezoid side diamonds, SI clarity, H color and .15 cttw of round brilliant diamonds, SI clarity, G-H color. Ring size 6.25, 2.4 dwt.

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Four Gem UNC Morgan dollars certified by PCGS
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A combination of superb strikes and terrific toning aptly describes each quadrant of this four-piece group lot of PCGS certified Morgan silver dollars. Included in this fearsome foursome are 2x 1880-S MS-66+, an 1882-S MS-66, and an 1886 MS-66. While all four issues are truly incredible for their assigned grades, the more heavily toned 1880-S stand out from the crowd with a deadly combination of color and nearly proof-like fields to boot (ck).

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7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #883 - 1822 UNC details
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Large Cents-Liberty Head
Newcomb-11, and needle-sharp with details reminiscent of a common Randall hoard cent. Indeed, sharpness borders upon cataloger's grade of [UNC/altered surface], wherein oblique lighting angles reveal evidence that the surface was once burnished with exquisite care, lessening the effects of trivial, isolated microporous effects. The surface was subsequently recolored with some success except for remnants of olive-green mixed with overall sienna-brown hues. The ultimate consequence of all this discussion is that no perceptible luster remains, and the cataloger could see an EAC estimate of XF40.

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