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Item:

Item: 1899-O Half Dollar NGC, MS-66

Category:

Category: Coins > Half Dollars > Barber

PCGS:

PCGS: 006484

Cert:

Cert: 3814805006

Price:

Price: $10,045

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Lot #1 - Group of nine Continental notes certified by PCGS
Hammer: $1,800
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During the time of the American Revolution there was not yet a central bank so multiple types of currency circulated including Continental currency and Colonial currency. There is a total of nine such PMG certified examples in this group lot and the four Continental currency issues includes a 1778 $7 Yorktown F-12, a 1775 $8 VF-30, a 1776 $1/6 F-15, and a 1776 $8 AU-53. The remaining five issues are Colonial currency and includes a 1780 $1, a 1775 20 Schillings, a 1777 Six Pence, and a 1777 Four Pence. A lone uncertified example is a 1775 4 Schilling (ck).

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Lot #218 - 18K Yellow Gold Fur Clip/Pin
Hammer: $1,550
Jewelry-Pins
A retro-modern 18K gold and platinum (tested) dress clip – fur clip embellished with diamonds and rubies. Crafted in Austria, the pin depicts a couple riding in a horse drawn carriage. The hat of the lady is studded with five round brilliant diamond accents while the lantern lights are made of synthetic faceted rubies. An estate piece, the pin will include a copy of a letter that was found with one of our prior offerings from the estate of August A. Busch, Jr (1899-1989). Dimensions: 2” x 1.2”, 13.4 dwt.