12/24/25 3:10 AM
Gold: $4,485.54
Silver: $71.66
Platinum: $2,267.85
Palladium: $1,849.55
G/S: 62.60
Pt/G: 0.51
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Previous Auction Highlights

  • The Collectors' Auction 2025    View Lots
  • 11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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  • Lot #783 - 1916-D Mercury PCGS MS-64FB
  • Hammer: $25,250
  • Dimes-Mercury
  • 107 graded MS-64 FB, 76 higher at PCGS. Without question the most recognized key in the Mercury Dime series, and a "name key" over the entire U.S. compendium, the 1916-D dime requires no introduction to collectors. Like the 1909-S VDB cent, a surprising number of high-grade examples exist because they share the status of "first year of issue" coins, meaning the sheer number saved by contemporary Americans led to some fortuitous circumstances that laid aside a small percentage of mint-state survivors. Exceptionally original copper-grey patina completely endows this contact-free dime and as expected of a specimen that earned a "full bands" designation, both sides feature an incomparably sharp strike.

    There appears to be a bit of fascinating history for the certification of this specific 1916-D as well. It was once certified before 2010 in Ex-PCGS blue-label holder 4907.64/06629787, and at some point along the way, that slab garnered a CAC sticker. But the CAC website currently states "This cert# is no longer active and is not included in the current CAC Pop report.". The new PCGS slab (relatively speaking -- it is still blue-label generation) bears SN 25582302, but it has no sticker. Not only does this coin possess outstanding technical merit, but the aqua and sea-green accents on the rim are next to some pleasing ruby-grey peripheral toning that only enhances the charming eye-appeal.
 
  • Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 14    View Lots
  • 11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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  • Lot #201 - 18K Two-Tone Turtle Pin
  • Hammer: $775
  • Jewelry-Pins
  • With 1mm green emerald eyes, a 21 x 18mm Lapis Lazuli oval cab body and a multitude of 1mm to 2.5mm faceted round brilliant diamonds covering the shell and appendages, this brooch is one colorful creation! The diamonds weigh an approximate .50 cttw, SI clarity, I color. Safety catch closure. Very fine condition. Dimensions: 1.4” x 1.2”, 6.0 dwt.

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