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Item: February 17, 1864 - Richmond, Virginia - Legacy VF-35/small edge tears/pinholes/small rust/stains

Category:

Category: Currency > Confederate States of America

Cert:

Cert: 80925524

Price:

Price: $645

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Lot #69 - Mexico - 1757/60-Mo MM 8 reales - NGC MS-61
World Coins-Mexico
KM#104.2, Mexico City mint, Ferdinand VI. 1 graded MS-62, zero finer at either service, making this the probably finest known example of the popular overdate. Hairline scratches scribbled into the obverse far right field (undoubtedly limiting the grade) are fortuitously toned into this album survivor that also boasts subdued, peripheral rainbow toning.

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Lot #194 - Three 1929 $10 Type 1 - Wellston, MO Charter #8011 - CU
Hammer: $875
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The First National Bank of Wellston, Missouri. A trio of sequentially numbered tens represent type-1 1929 issues for this St. Louis suburb. Minor teller handling may bar the gem grade, but all three are clean, bright and beautifully centered.

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Lot #103 - 14K Yellow Gold Cameo Necklace
Hammer: $1,950
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A custom designed cameo necklace with a vintage shell cameo depicting an allegorical scene measuring 62x43mm in good condition with small round diamond accents weighing approximately 1.50 cttw, SI2 clarity, H-I color. The cameo hangs from a 6mm woven link chain with a lobster clasp. Length 17” + 3” cameo, 35.2 dwt.