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Item: 1918 $5 New York - XF

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Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Bank Notes > Large Size > $5

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Lot #194 - 14K Yellow Gold Diamond and Sapphire Brooch
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Lot #813 - 1925-S PCGS MS-64
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Lot #762 - 1861-O, 1863-S, and 1865-S, as described
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101st Airborne Collection. Civil War emissions comprise this generally middle-grade trio. Included with CATALOGER GRADE ESTIMATES are: 1861-O (VG, toned scratches right of the arm), 1863-S (VF, bold LIBERTY and pleasing dusky platinum-grey nicely surrounded by darker charcoal toning), and 1865-S (VF-30 or better and a good lamp brings out surprisingly nice album coloration). Three coin lot.

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Lot #545 - 1907 No Motto Saint Gaudens CACG MS-63
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Gold $20-Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
Commissioned in 1904 by then president Teddy Roosevelt, Augustus Saint-Gaudens forever left his mark on American coinage with his legendary double eagle design. Though the original high-relief prototype posed challenges to the minting process, the here pictured standard relief edition would be adopted in 1907 and issued until 1933.