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Item: 1918 $1 Cleveland Star Fr# 719* - PCGS VF-30

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Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Bank Notes > Large Size > $1

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Cert: 47005973

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Price: $1,395

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Jewelry & Heirlooms No. 14 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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14K Yellow Gold Enamel Locket and Chain
Jewelry-Rings
This Edwardian necklace is composed of two pieces, a link chain (single length) with enamel stations and a round locket with enamel detailing to the top. To add a bit more glamour to the piece, the locket has been embellished with natural pearl accents and a single faceted 1mm diamond. The result of this combination is one beautiful piece of Art Nouveau jewelry to wear! Spring clasp closure at the back and bottom of the chain allowing for an easy add-on of the pendant. Locket opens easily and closes securely. Enamel is pristine with no chips or cracks. Length 16.75” /Dimensions: 1.2” x 1.5”, 14.7 dwt.

The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #41 - Denmark - 1582 8 skilling - NGC XF-40
Hammer: $700
World Coins-Denmark
SIEG#F2-14, Frederick II, king of Denmark. The 8-skilling denomination was contemporarily equivalent to 1/2-mark, denominated against the First Speciedaler. So rare a type that it will prove difficult for most potential bidders to research.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #117 - Error Currency - 1976 $2 Chicago Star FRN Offset Printing Error Fr# 1935-G* - PMG ChCU-63 EPQ Star
Hammer: $825
US Currency-Error Currency
Roman Powers Collection. Given that a star note is intended to replace another note rejected due to quality, it is highly remarkable that this star example itself shows a major error -- offset printing of the reverse design across the entire front of the note. While not very well centered, examination "in the holder" suggests strong paper quality and vibrant ink.