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Item: 1914 $5 Philadelphia Blue Seal Star Fr# 855a* - PMG F-15/minor rust

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

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Cert: 1956793-024

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Price: $545

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Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 14 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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18K White Gold Emerald Ring, GIA #6237639038
Jewelry-Rings
This simple halo cocktail ring has a great pop of green in the center with a 5.90x3.94x2.42mm oval Zambian emerald, no indications of clarity enhancement, GIA Report #6237639038. There are 11 round brilliant diamonds surrounding the rich green gem weighing approximately .50 cttw, SI clarity, G-H color. Ring size 6.25, 2.2 dwt.

The Collectors' Auction 2025 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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1907 Proof Set, all PCGS certified
Collector Lots-Proof Sets
An entire five-coin run of 1907 United States proof issues have been certified by PCGS and includes a PR-63RB Indian cent, a PR-63CAM Liberty nickel, a PR-63 Barber dime, a PR-64+CAM Barber quarter, and a PR-66+ Barber half-dollar. A nearly identical layer of royal purple and russet tones engulf the surfaces of the Barber dime and Barber half-dollar. The standout is the Barber quarter with blast white subjects that offer up truly cameo fields with tremendous contrast (ck)!

The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #766 - 1881 NGC MS-65 PL
Hammer: $3,150
Half Dollars-Liberty Seated
5 graded MS-65 PL, 23 higher at NGC. A brilliant white gem, some cartwheel effect still roams through the field but is mostly replaced by excellent mirrored qualities, particularly on the near-DMPL obverse. Especially well struck and splendidly preserved, only 10,000 circulation strikes were produced in Philadelphia as opposed to fewer than a thousand proofs, yet the former are often mistaken for specimen strikings. A nick on Liberty's mouth joins some additional diminutive bagmarks here and there, not impeding visual appeal at all even in aggregate.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #74 - Mexico - 1841-"iP" JS 8 reales Mintmark Error - NGC VF-30
Hammer: $800
World Coins-Mexico
KM#377.12, San Luis Potosi mint, erroneous "iP" mintmark. Considered "rare" according to some sources, scarcity stems from erroneous use of "iP" as the mintmark instead of Pi. This specific issue is virtually unobtainable in mint-state and the present VF-30 represents a rather high grade. Further, this appears to be a lovely, original example that suffers no distractions.