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Item: 14K White Gold Diamond Engagement Ring with a 1.02 Carat Marquise Diamond, GIA Certified # 12150366, VVS2 Clarity, E Color and .85 Carat Total Weight in Side Round Diamonds, 3.3 dwt, Ring Size 6.5

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Category: Jewelry > Ring - Diamond Engagement

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Cert: 12150366

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Price: $6,850

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The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
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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Lot #518 - 1890-CC NGC AU-55
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Gold $20-Liberty Head Double Eagle
Scott Laiter Collection. While sometimes found prooflike, this is a fully frosted and impressively preserved Carson City that yields all of the appearance of mint-state, right down to flowline effect all the way through the fields -- admittedly diminished just barely by touch friction. In years past, this coin was undoubtedly sold as UNC. Telltale signs of wear, if one is being honest, include a small, visibly worn spot on Liberty's cheek and exceedingly faint butterscotch accents on the highest raised portion of several hair strands. While many marks spill across both sides, most appear to be bagmarks, joined by very little evidence of circulation contact.