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Item: 1934-A $500 San Francisco Fr# 2202-L - PMG AU-53

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Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Notes > Small Size > $500

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Cert: 1003560-002

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Price: $3,090

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The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #177 - 1918 $50 St. Louis Fr# 831 - PMG F-15 minor repairs
US Currency-Federal Reserve Bank Notes, Large
Flat Creek, Missouri Collection. PMG has seen a grand total of only fifteen of Fr.831 -- not such a big surprise since St. Louis was the only district to release these FRBNs to circulation to the extent of only 4-thousand pieces. That said, the majority remain non-certified since over fifty examples are believed to currently exist. Interestingly, this note has a relatively high serial number by comparison to the very low emission. Regardless, the fact that about a quarter of all known notes are in museums means those very few that have ever been sold on the open market tend to remain impounded as a single-Friedberg type. Very decent margins surround this originally toned and choice example the "minor repairs" being closure of a couple of small edge splits.

The Collectors' Auction View Lots
11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #729 - 1898 NGC PR-65 CAMEO
Hammer: $2,300
Half Dollars-Barber
16 graded PR-65 CAM, 1 graded PR-65 CAM "star", 41 higher at NGC. Frothy motifs also show swirling die polish lines that blend in nicely with overall texture. Intriguing apricot-gold color melts over most of the surface, offset by a broad, curious aqua-blue lozenge at lower right. Trivia hairlines within the fields must be searched for.

Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 13 View Lots
11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #110 - Santa Margarita 8 Reale Pendant
Hammer: $950
Jewelry-Pendants
Recovered from the sunken Spanish galleon, the Santa Margarita this 8 Reale coin of Philip III is set into a 14K and sterling silver bezel. The bezel features a scene of a dolphin and a patch of seaweed. This does come with a certificate of authenticity from Mel Fishers’s Treasures, LLC. with a grade of four.