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Item: 1914 $20 Richmond Blue Seal Star Fr# 982* - PCGS VF-25

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Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Notes > Large Size > $20

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Cert: 47005972

Price:

Price: $1,445

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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18K Yellow Gold Pearl Necklace
Jewelry-Pendants
A fashionable 18K gold station necklace with Tahitian pearls and diamonds with a twisted cable and beaded design. The 12 pearls that are displayed on the gold chain measure 10mm each while the faceted round diamond accents measure 2.5mm in the double-sided stations weighing approximately .40 cttw, SI clarity, G color. There is a cute heart clasp as well! Length: 18”, 25.7 dwt.

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Lot #714 - 1896 PCGS MS-65 (rattler)
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Annals At Phoenix Collection. Sensational eye-appeal earns the Scotsman Cataloger's Choice Award right off the bat for a Morgan dollar generally considered rather common, but not so with such astounding color. Clearly extracted from album placement after decades of toning, both sides display concentric Crayola colors that almost defy description. Beginning at the obverse rim, crimson-magenta quickly evolves into chartreuse, yellow, sea-green, turquoise-blue and violet-grey toning. Reverse colors differ to surprising degree, beginning with deep ocean-blue, midnight, cinnamon-red, and almond-orange. On a technical basis, the coin features a moderately successful strike and luxuriously bold luster.

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Lot #119 - Error Currency - 1981 $1 Atlanta FRN Fr# 1911-F Overprint on Back - PCGS GemCU-67 PPQ
Hammer: $550
US Currency-Error Currency
A sensational note with perfect margins and brilliant printing -- but of course, that is not the reason the note is so valuable. Rather, the third printing occurred on the back of the note, creating a highly desirable error.