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Item: 1914 $100 New York Blue Seal Fr# 1088 - PMG VF-15

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Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Notes > Large Size > $100

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Cert: 2295492-018

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Price: $1,395

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The Collectors' Auction 2025 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Uncut sheet of four serial number 1 1902 $10 Blue Seal - Piqua, OH Charter #1061 - PMG AU-50
US Currency-National Bank Notes
The Citizens NB & Trust Company of Piqua, Ohio

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7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #758 - 1834 Small Date, Small Letters O-119 AU/wiped
Hammer: $525
Half Dollars-Capped Bust, Lettered Edge
Cochrane Gambit Consignment. Overton-119 (R.4), a somewhat better die-marriage for 1834, almost all examples seen, including this handsomely toned coin, will show softness within the broad juncture of the eagle's left (observed) wing and body. That said, it appears this dynamic coin received slightly above average details throughout. Circumspect examination finds a fair number of subtle hairlines in the obverse left and upper fields, suggesting an old wipe that leads to the cataloger's grade: [AU/cleaned]. That said, remaining details likely fall within AU-55 to MS-60 sharpness and the surface suffers unusually few abrasions.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #419 - 1818 BD-1 NGC MS-63
Hammer: $49,750
Gold $5-Capped Bust to Left Half Eagle
Bass-Dannreuther-1 (R.5), early dies with no cracks. Perhaps as a result of the use of fresh dies, both sides received delightful sharpness as-struck, and the kind of beckoning luster that is requisite for a choice grade. A mere whisper on each of the eagle's talons could be the only possible indications of a strike that barely missed 100% accuracy. The obverse shows trivial adjustment marks that somehow evade the field and land only on the extreme right edge -- a bona fide perk for the collector who demands a minimum of possible distractions. One tiny copper spot past the fifth star hardly requires mention, but what must be noticed is the decidedly luxuriant eye-appeal that almost seems impossible of 200+ year-old gold coinage.