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Auction 212 | Lot 5387 » Colonials
1791 Washington Small Eagle Cent AU 58 PCGS. Baker-16. The scarcer variety of this favored early Federal issue, this piece's light wear hardly diminishes the visual impact of its powerfully impressed details. The smooth, problem-free surfaces display a pleasing chocolate-brown appearance. Two small toning spots on the reverse are the only distractions worthy of note. Listed on page 59 of the 1999 Guide Book. (PCGS# 705)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5965 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Early English Tokens. 1769 George I Memory of the Good Old Days token, 25 mm, copper, Fair holed; 1788 Anglesey Mines half penny token, copper, VG-Fine; 1792 Success to the Woolen Manufactory Exeter half penny token, copper, Good; 1793 North Wales Farthing Pro Bono Publico token, copper, Good; 1810 T. Hill Birmingham Persevere and Excel farthing token, copper, Fine; 1811 George III 1 shilling six pence bank token, silver, VG-Fine; 1811 Shaftesbury Bank one shilling token, silver, Fine; 1812 Liberty Seated half penny token, copper, Good; 1814 George III Bank Token 5 shillings, silver, VG; 1815 Ship/Wellington Waterloo half penny sized token, copper, VG; undated half penny token, copper, Poor; undated chaplet bust Token of Esteem, 25 mm, brass, Fine; 1838 Sam'l King Tea Dealer token, 22 mm, copper, Fine; 1839 Wilsons Confectioners & Bakers Norwich token, 21 mm, copper, VG; undated Benjamin Lang Victoria Musical Gallery token, Manchester, small bust of queen on obverse, 27 mm, copper, Fine; undated Wyatt Brothers token, Liverpool, bust of Victoria facing left, 22 mm, copper, Fine with corrosion; undated Promoli & Hausburg token, Liverpool, copper, 22 mm, AU; undated Hazelwood 10 Persevere & Excel token, copper, 14 mm, VF; undated W. Grooms, Dundee, token, copper, 29 mm, VF; 1806 George III Bank Token 10 pence Irish, silver, VG; 1808 George III/ Liberty Seated Bank Token 30 pence Irish, silver, Good, holed; 1813 George III Bank Token 10 pence Irish, silver, VG; 1813 George III Bank Token 10 pence Irish, silver, VG; undated I. Fortune & Co. token, Galway, bust of Victoria facing left, copper, 22 mm, Fine; and an undated Arnott & Co. token, Cork, bust of Victoria facing left, copper, 22 mm. (Total: 25 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5966 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Hard Times Tokens and Store Cards: 1834 Andrew Jackson/Running Boar, Rulau-9, VG; 1841 Daniel Webster Credit Currency, Rulau-18, Good; 1837 Executive Experiment, Rulau-33, Fine; 1837 Liberty Head/Millions for Defence, Rulau-45, AG, pitted; 1837 Liberty Head/Millions for Defence, Rulau-47, VG, scratches; 1837 Phoenix/Specie Payments Suspended, Rulau-67, VF; undated (1833) Jackson I Take Responsibility, Rulau-70, Good, holed; undated (1835) John J. Adams, Taunton, Mass., store card, Rulau-181, VF, gouges; 1835 Walsh's General Store, Lansingburgh, N.Y., store card, Rulau-216, Fine; 1837 Smith's Clock Establishment, New York, store card, Rulau-311, Good; undated (1835) J & C Peck, Troy, N.Y, store card, Rulau-363, Good; undated (1835) N. Starbuck & Son, Troy, N.Y., store card, Rulau-368, dies rotated 90 degrees, AG; 1876 Peter Schuttler, Chicago, store card, Rulau ILL-CH 100, XF; undated (late 1850s) Foster & Parry, Grand Rapids, MI, store card, Miller MI-11, Fine; 1859 S.H. Black, N.Y., store card, copper plated lead electrotype as made, Miller NY-64, G-VG; undated (1850s) Theodore Bollenhagen, N.Y., store card, brass, Miller NY-72, AU; undated (1880s) Union Coffee Co., N.Y., store card, unlisted, similar to Rulau NY-NY-340, but portrait bust facing left ELLEN TERRY below, WM, 40 mm, holed as made, XF; undated (1850s) E. Lyon, N.Y., store card, brass, Miller NY-508, VF; undated (1850s) E. Lyon, N.Y., store card, brass, Miller NY-511, AU; undated (1850s) William R. Brown, Saratoga, N.Y., store card, brass, Rulau NY-1024, XF; and undated (1880s) Langdon Bakery, Cincinnati, store card, aluminum, Rulau-OH-Ci 101, Fine, holed. (Total: 21 items) (Total: 25 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5967 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Civil War Tokens and Store Cards (all Fuld numbers): 1/391, C, R.1, Fine; 43/388, C, R.2, Fine; 63/366, C, R.1, AG; 77/331, C, R.4, VG, holed; 82/351, C, R.1, VF; 112/396, C, R.1, Fine; 141/307, C, R.1, VF; 163/352, C, R.2, VF; 174/272, C, R.1, VF; 174/272, C, R.1, VG; 191-443, C, R.2, Good; 203/413, C, R.3, Fine; 207/409, C, R.1, XF; 207/412, C, R.3, Fine; 209/412, C, R.3, VG-Fine; 210/408, C, R.1, AG, corroded; 210/408, C, R.1, AG, holed; 220/322, C, R.1, VG; 221/324, C, R.1, VG; 224/326, C, R.1, Fine; 231/352A, C, R.1, Fine; 231/352A, C, R.1, Fine; 240/341, C, R.1, VF, weakly struck; 242/374, C, R.2, VF; 244/381, C, R.1, Fine; 258/446, C, R.3, Fine-VF; 299/350, C, R.2, VG; 299/350, C, R.2, VG; MI-370I-1a, C, R.6, Fine-VF; NY-10D-1a, C, R.4, Fine; NY-105N-1a, C, R.4, VF; NY-630K-1a, C, R.3, XF; NY-630M-2a, clashed dies, C, R.6, VF; NY-630V-2a1, C, R.2, VF; NY-630AK-1a, C, R.2, VG; NY-630AM-1a, C, R.1, XF; NY-630AQ-4a, C, R.1, Fine; NY-905B-2a, C, R.2, Fair; PA-750L-1a, C, R.1, Philadelphia Sanitary Fair medal, dies by James B. Longacre, Julian CM-43, XF; and a Day's New Card undated token, Fuld die 214 (1235) obverse, WM, 19 mm. (Total: 40 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5968 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Politicana and GAR items: 1841 William Henry Harrison medal, copper, 26 mm, Sullivan WHH 1840-28, Fine, holed as made; Major General G. B. McClellan War of 1861 around portrait bust facing left, rev. blank except for raised rim, soldier's dog tag uninscribed, made by F. B. Smith, brass, 30 mm, XF; 1864 Abraham Lincoln political token, copper, 19 mm, Sullivan AL 1864-48, Fuld-126/295, R.5; Grand Army of the Republic Associate Member badge, WE STAND BY OUR COUNTRY'S DEFENDERS/1861-1865 around standing soldier, rev: GAR seal within wreath, bronze, 35 mm, suspended from Associate Member clasp and RWB ribbon, AU; July 4th, 1866 Pennsylvania Volunteers medal commemorating return of state flags of Pennsylvania regiments, state seal on obverse, rev: flags and shield, WM, 39 mm, Fine, holed as made and bent; 1873 Zabriskie Post No. 38 Dept. of N.J. around bust three-quarters left, rev: blank except for raised rim, medal, bronze, 32 mm, XF; Aug. 3, 1886 20th Annual Encampment GAR, San Francisco, medal, representation of California obverse, rev: GAR seal, WM, 38 mm, XF; undated GAR medal, soldier and camp on obverse, rev: Massachusetts state seal, WM, 39 mm, XF; 1905 39th Annual Encampment GAR badge, seal and icons on obverse, rev: inscription, bronze, 44 by 37 mm, irregular shape, AU, holed as made. (Total: 9 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5969 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of 19th and Early 20th Century Medals. 1833 American Colonization Society "one cent" medal with symbolic founding of Liberia on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription, copper, 28 mm, XF weakly struck; ca. 1850s John Quincy Adams/Presidential residence medal by G. H. Lovett, portrait bust facing right on obverse, rev: residence, bronze, 35 mm, AU; ca. 1850s The Old Provost prison, NY, medal, number 1 in August B. Sage's Historical Series, bronze, 30 mm, AU; ca. late 1860s David M. Lyle Philadelphia Fire Dept. Chief Engineer medal by W. H. Key, portrait bust facing left on obverse, rev: inscription, bronze, 39 mm, AU choice; 1886 Thomas Arthur Doyle Mayor of Providence, R.I., medal by A. Vester, portrait bust facing right on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription, bronze, 42 mm, AU; 1886 200th anniversary of founding of the city of Albany, N.Y., medal by G. H. Lovett, Peter Schuyler receiving charter from governor on obverse, rev: arms of the city, WM, 51mm, XF; 1888 250th anniversary of settlement of New Haven, Conn., medal by C. Theiler, Meriden, CT., city view on obverse, rev: John Davenport preaching to the immigrants, bronze, 38 mm, XF; July 4th, 1888, Binghamton, N.Y., Soldiers and Sailor's Monument dedication medal, monument on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription, WM, 40 mm, AU; 1906 Holland Society of N.Y. recognition of American independence by province of Friesland medal by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia, allegorical motif on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription, bronze, 44 mm, AU; 1914 Remember the Lusitania medal by E. B. Corey, female bust of Belgium on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription, bronze, 33 mm, AU; and a 1917 Catskill Aqueduct completion medal by Dieges & Clust, Native American presenting water to seated female on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription, with suspension loop, golden bronze, 36 mm, AU. (Total: 11 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5971 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of U.S. Centennial Exposition Medals. 1776-1876 Liberty Bell/Independence half dollar struck by Diehl of Philadelphia, WM, 38 mm, H&K-26, Rare, XF, holed as made; 1876 Centennial Fountain/Catholic Total Abstinence Union dollar, bronze, 38 mm, type of H&K-69, copper gilt listed as Very Rare but not listed in bronze, AU; 1876 Declaration of Independence dollar, copy of John Trumbull's painting on obverse, aluminum, 42 mm, H&K-74, AU; 1876 Centennial Art Gallery dollar by W. H. Key, WM, 42mm, H&K-84, AU; 1776-1876 Exposition medal, rendering of Trumbull's painting of signing of the Declaration of Independence on obverse, rev: Memorial Hall, Main Exhibition Building and Horticulture Hall, WM, 50 mm, AU; Liberty Bell/Carpenter's Hall centennial token, WM, 23 mm, VF; 1776-1876 Liberty Bell/Independence Hall token, copper, 22mm, VF, holed; Libertas Americana copy token, WM, 23 mm, Fair; 1776-1876 Independence Hall Memorial Medal obverse; rev: "Struck Within The International Exhibition," bronze, 24 mm, AU, holed as made; 1776-1876 Women's Centennial medal in honor of the women of the Revolution, bust of Martha Washington on obverse, silver, 19 mm, Julian CM-49, according to Julian only 2,226 silver medals were struck by the U.S. Mint, AU; and another Women's Centennial medal as the previous, AU. (Total: 11 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5973 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Miscellaneous Exposition Medals. 1905 Lewis and Clark Expo U.S. Government Building dollar, silver, 34 mm, H&K-329, VF; 1905 Lewis and Clark Expo U.S. Government Building dollar, bronze, reeded edge, 34 mm, H&K-332, rare, AU; 1855 Napoleon III Paris Exposition Universelle medal by Caque, portrait busts left on obverse, bronze, 28 mm, XF; 1858 St. Louis Mechanics Fair medal by H. Miller, allegorical Labor and Honor on obverse, rev: inscriptions, WM, 34 mm, XF; 1880 Sidney Australia Garden Palace Exhibition medal, silver, 23 mm, VF, holed; 1888 Sioux City, Iowa, Corn Palace "The Eighth Wonder of the World" token, bronze, 26 mm, XF; 1889 Paris Exposition Universelle medal, Marianne facing left on obverse by Barre, rev: inscriptions, bronze, 33 mm, XF; 1898 Trans-Mississippi Exposition medal, brass 23 mm, AU, mounted in bronze Schwab & Sons, Milwaukee, 37 mm frame with suspension; 1899 Philadelphia Exposition/Liberty Bell token, bronze, 17 mm, AU; early 1900s U.S. Cream Separator medal commemorating gold medals at Paris Exposition in 1900 and Pan-American Expo in 1901, bronze, 33 mm, AU, holed as made; 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle medal with Marianne facing left on obverse by Daniel Dupuis; rev: inscription, bronze, 32 mm, VF; 1907 Hudson-Fulton First Use of Steam Power in Navigation centennial medal by the American Numismatic Society, allegorical figures obverse and nautical figures reverse, aluminum, 51 mm, VF; 1909 Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition/Seal of the City of Seattle official medal, struck in Mint Exhibit on exposition grounds, bronze, 32 mm, H&K-354, XF; 1909 Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition Utah dollar by Dieges and Clust, copper, 39 mm, AU, with full luster; and a 1913 Portland, Oregon, Rose Festival contributor's medal, bronze, 32mm, AU holed as made with suspension ring. (Total: 15 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5975 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Century of Progress and Additional Exposition Medals. 1833-1933 Chicago Century of Progress Exposition largest size official medal by Emil Robert Zettler, nude male on obverse spanning continuum from Research to Industry, rev: relief map of the exposition grounds with 1934 EDITION incuse, struck at the Mint exhibit on the exposition grounds, bronze, in original presentation box, 70 mm, AU; 1833-1933 Chicago Century of Progress Exposition One Ounce of Pure Silver/Colorado medal, mining scene on obverse, silver, 40 mm, AU, toned; 1833-1933 Century of Progress souvenir medal by Greenduck, bronze, 30 mm, AU; 1903-1933 Ford dollar 30 Years of Progress medal, Ford radiator on obverse, rev: V8 in large letters, yellow bronze, 34 mm, H&K-465, rare, XF; another similar to the last, XF; yet, a third similar to the last, XF; 1922 Hellman Commercial and Savings Bank Los Angeles Pageant of Progress medal, Los Angeles Coliseum on obverse, rev: eagle and shield, bronze, 34 mm, AU; 1776-1926 Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Treasure Island Doubloon by August Frank of Philadelphia, Liberty Bell on obverse, rev: sailing ship, bronze, 26 mm, AU; 1939 San Francisco Golden Gate International Exposition medal, Golden Gate Bridge on obverse, rev: aerial view of Treasure Island, bronze, 33 mm, H&K-481, AU; 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition Dow Chemical medal, chemist on obverse, rev: corporate seal, Dow metal (a magnesium alloy), 50 mm, AU, but evidencing considerable corrosion; another as the last, AU, with considerable corrosion; undated World's Fair Bay Bridge elongated cent, AU; and a 1939 New York World's Fair medalet, Trylon and Perisphere on obverse, rev: Hall of Nations, aluminum, 19 mm, AU. (Total: 13 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5976 » Tokens & Medals
An Exquisite ANS Medal. 1884 American Numismatic Society death medal for Charles Edward Anthon by Lea Ahlborn, published by the American Numismatic Society (and Archeological Society). Exquisite relief bust of Anthon facing left on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription within wreath of laurel and oak, ANS seal, society name and date, silver 68 mm, AU, with lovely iridescent toned proof fields and satin devices. The ANAS was founded in 1858 in New York City by a dozen antiquarian collectors. Anthon served as the society's president for three terms, 1869-1883. A college professor and author, Anthon was an early collector of ancients, medals, and Washingtonia. Ahlborn was a noted European artist with the Royal Swedish Mint, but her selection as sculptor for this medal created a firestorm within the American artistic community, who considered her commissioning a snub. A century later, this medal proves the faith of the ANS committee in Ahlborn was well placed. A premium medal worthy of a premium bid. (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5977 » Tokens & Medals
Another Choice ANS Medal. 1902 American Numismatic Society medal to commemorate the visit of His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Prussia to the United States. Executed by Lincoln cent designer Victor David Brenner, and published by the American Numismatic and Archeological Society. Left facing profile bust of Henry on the obverse within legend, rev: nude Mercury in ether, holding caduceus, Prussian and U.S. spade shields at 4 o'clock within commemorative inscription, silver, 70 mm, AU. One of Brenner's more popular medals, the artist renders a sensitive low relief portrait of the royal visitor. His Mercury is well modeled and animated, and the tableaux finely rendered. (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5978 » Tokens & Medals
A Small Selection of Washingtonia and Lincolniana. 1876 George Washington Jersey City Sunday Schools, portrait bust facing left on obverse, rev: inscription, WM, 28 mm, Baker-373B, XF; 1889 Washington Equestrian Statue Soldier's Medal, Henry Kirk Brown's statue is rendered on medal's obverse, rev: SOLDIER'S/ MEDAL/ PARTICIPATED uninscribed, WM, 40 mm, Douglas-45, AU, holed as made with loop and remnant of blue suspension ribbon ( Brown's 1856 statue in New York City was the first monument erected to Washington. It was commemorated on Civil War tokens. According to Rulau, this medal is an R.6); 1789-1889 Washington Inauguration at Federal Hall medal by George H. Lovett, nude bust facing right on obverse, rev: building, WM, 23 mm, Douglas-32, XF; 1789-1889 Washington Centennial of Our Nation Chicago Commemoration medal by Childs of Chicago, small bust facing left surrounded by inscription on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription, April 30, 1889, WM, 37 mm, Douglas-51B, VF; 1789-1889 Washington/Benjamin Harrison jugate medal, portraits of presidents facing right on obverse, rev: tablet with commemorative inscription within laurel wreath, WM, 38 mm, Douglas-14, VG, holed and bent; 1791 Washington cent, Small Eagle variety, copper electrotype, AG, with damage (listed on page 59 of the 2000 Guide Book, type of Baker-16); 1883 New York Evacuated Washington medalet by William H. Key, Washington uniformed bust on obverse, bronze, 16 mm, Baker-463A, Fine, holed; Washington/Grant U.S. Mint medal designed by Anthony C. Paquet and William Barber, bronze, 19 mm, Baker-252B, Julian PR-32, AU; 1932 Washington Bicentennial City of Green Bay medal by F. H. Noble & Co., Chicago, nude bust facing right on obverse, rev: inscription with cartouche uninscribed, silvered copper, 38 mm, Baker-940A, AU; 1932 Wakefield Restoration medal, nude Washington bust facing right on obverse, rev. Washington's birthplace, gilt bronze, Baker-925A, BU; 1850s Washington game counter, civilian bust of Washington facing thr (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5980 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Fraternal Pieces. 1869 International Order of Odd Fellows medal commemorating the 15th anniversary celebration at Philadelphia, allegorical representation of Angels administering the tenets Friendship, Love, and Truth under the All-Seeing Eye of God on obverse, rev: commemorative inscription, likely by Key, WM, 50 mm, XF; undated Ridgeley Protective Assoc. Worchester, MA, IOOF identification medalette, bronze, 26 mm with loop, VF; 1909 Los Angeles Grand Reunion of Benevolent Order of Elks made by Whitehead & Hoag fob, Stockton BPOE building on obverse, rev: blank uninscribed, bronze, irregular shaped flan 53 x 45 mm, VF; undated California Chapter No. 5 R.A.M. chapter penny, VF; undated San Francisco, CA, Masonic chapter penny, chapter no. 1 R.A.M, VF; undated Glendale, CA, undated Masonic chapter penny, Unity Chapter No. U.D., Fine; undated Masonic chapter penny, Middleboro, KY, chapter no. 135 R.A.M, Good; 1928 79th Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons, California, medal, uninscribed rev., made by Larson Co. of San Francisco, bronze, 30 mm, XF; undated Woodmen of the World, Omaha, NE., medal, Sovereign Commander W. A. Fraser portrait facing left on obverse, rev: allegorical representation of foresting and legend, aluminum, oval 37 x 30 mm, VF; and an undated MASCOT token, bronze, irregular flan, 37 x 40 mm, Fine. (Total: 10 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5981 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Sports Award Medals and Game Counters. 1904 Harvard Interscholastic Meet 888-yard run medal with loop, bronze enameled, 32 mm, VF; 1917 Pennsylvania State College Interscholastic Championship shot putting medal, bronze enameled, 34 mm, VF, holed as made; 1930 Metropolitan League Jewish Community Assn. 100-yard dash medal with loop, silver plated and enameled, 33 mm, VF; 1932 Los Angeles 10th Olympiad medal, golden bronze, 30 mm, AU; 1939 S.F.R.D. swimming charm with loop, bronze, 25 x 18 mm, VF; Playground and Recreation Assn. medalette, © 1912, bronze, 19 mm, Fine; undated Pennsylvania National Guard Marksman's Medal with loop, bronze, 31 mm, AU; and six small Louis Kossuth medals, bust of Kossuth facing right on obverse, four have Kossuth quote on reverse, two have eagle in imitation of U.S. gold coins on reverse, brass, 28 mm, condition runs VF-AU, two pieces are holed. Selection of spiel münze and game counters: Strasburger & Nuhn, N.Y., Liberty Head/Eagle, brass, 33 mm, XF; four pieces Liberty Head/Eagle in WM and brass, 29 mm, VG-VF; two pieces Liberty Head/Miner in brass, XF; two pieces Flag/Eagle in bronze, 38 mm, AG, and 28 mm, AU; one piece Flag/Eureka, bronze, 19mm, XF; one piece Caduceus/Wreath, 15 mm, bronze, VF; five pieces metal and paper play money. (Total: 29 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5982 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Small U.S. Medals and Tokens in Copper, Brass, and White Metal. Items include 1917 Visit of American Legion to France; 1906 Society of Artisans; 1908 Lancaster, PA, anniversary; 1887 Queen's Jubilee at San Francisco; 1911 Oakland, CA, Columbus Day celebration; 1936 Long Island Tercentenary; 1916 Albany, NY, Phil Sheridan Statue dedication; 1893 Trenton, NJ, State Convention for Christ and the Church; 1936 Rhode Island Tercentenary; 1889 San Francisco Bastille Day Celebration; 1909 Irish America medal; 1888 Berlin (Ohio) Band and Firemen's Tournament medal; as well as municipal commemoratives, personal medals, and souvenir items. Condition ranges from VG-BU. (Total: 49 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5984 » Tokens & Medals
A Selection of Small English and Other Foreign Medals. 1789 George III Visited Plymouth, bronze, 29 mm, XF; 1845 Queen Victoria/KEEP YOUR TEMPER whist counter, bronze, 22 mm, AU; 1847 Daniel O'Connell Birth-Death memorial medal, WM, 39 mm, AU; 1874 Queen Victoria, United Service Hotel, Auckland, NZ, store card, bronze, 35 mm, VF; 1875 Daniel O'Connell Birth Centennial medal, bronze, 30 mm, AU; 1902 English Coronation medal made in Germany, bronze, 25 mm, XF; undated Knights of St. George, bronze, 32 mm, VF; 1900 Austrian portrait medal, WM, 33 mm, VF; 1913 Russian portrait medal with loop, bronze, 29 mm, VF; 1910 Chilean centenary of independence medal, bronze, 29 mm, Fine; undated portrait medal from Finland, uniface, silver plated, 28 mm, Fine; and an undated Chinese medal, silver, 23 mm, VF. (Total: 12 pieces) (PCGS# 9461)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5991 » Tokens & Medals
1893 Columbian Exposition rolled two cent piece. Souvenir elongated two cent piece for the 1893 Columbian Exposition with inscription that reads, COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION 1893. The inscription is impressed over the obverse of the coin, thus making the two cent piece's date illegible. (PCGS# 9462)
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Auction 212 | Lot 6001 » Tokens & Medals
Byron Reed Collection commemorative rolled cents. Approximately (600) rolled cents that commemorate the Byron Reed Collection, they show the Byron Reed 1804 dollar as part of the design and are dated 1989. Also includes (34) miscellaneous rolled cents. (Total: 634 pieces) (PCGS# 9462)
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Auction 212 | Lot 6869 » Classic Commemoratives » Commemorative Silver
1935 50C Connecticut MS 67 PCGS. Ex: Shepherd Collection. A virtually perfect specimen that has one of the most amazing toning overlays this cataloger has seen on any Connecticut half. Variegated shades of gray, purple, green, gold, and crimson lusciously decorate each side. This coins has to be seen to be fully appreciated. (PCGS# 9299)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5922 » Other Collectibles » Currency
$1/2 Continental Currency, CC-2, Fine/VF. From the issue of February 17, 1776. Both sides have the famous Fugio design. (PCGS# 9608)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5599 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Canada, George V dollar 1945, Bust left/Indians in canoe, KM-37, XF. (PCGS# 70845)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5621 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
A set of Canadian dollars from 1935 to 1987, grades from AU to Prooflike, missing the 1948, 1950 Arnprior, 1951 Arnprior, 1952 Arnprior, 1965 small beads, blunt 5, 1965 large beads blunt 5, 1965 large beads pointed 5, 1965 medium beads, pointed 5, and the 1966 small beads, highlights include: 1938 choice BU; 1945 BU; 1947 blunt 7 BU; 1947 pointed 7 AU; and a 1947 Maple Leaf AU; many dollars from 1969 to 1987 are Prooflike, also included are 9 BU Aureate dollars from 1988 -1996. (Total: 62 coins) (PCGS# 70912)
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Auction 212 | Lot 6929 » Other US Sets and Groupings » Binder Lots » Three Cent Pieces
1870 Standard Silver Quarter, Judd-888, Pollock-987, R.5-6, PR 64 NGC. Obverse portrait of Liberty wearing a three-star ornamented cap. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. Golden toning attractively frames watery surfaces. (PCGS# 61132)
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Auction 212 | Lot 6932 » Patterns and Prototypes
1896 Five Cents, Judd-1770, Pollock-1987, R.6, PR 65 PCGS. A shield with 13 stripes is depicted on the obverse. E PLURIBUS UNUM is above and the date below. Behind the shield are two crossed poles bearing a liberty cap and eagle. A scroll passing in front of the shield is inscribed LIBERTY. There are 13 stars at the border, arranged 7 left and 6 right. The border is beaded on both sides. The denomination 5 CENTS is centered within a curved olive sprig on the reverse. Struck in copper-nickel alloy and perhaps with a smidgen of zinc, with a plain edge. Slightly hazy mirrors display traces of olive-gold patina in the protected areas. (PCGS# 62224)
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Auction 212 | Lot 5375 » Colonials
1652 Oak Tree Sixpence AU 50 PCGS. Noe-16. This series of coins, most of which bear the date 1652, was actually produced during the second contract of coiner John Hull from 1660-67. The term "Oak Tree" stems from Sir Thomas Temple telling King George II that the tree shown on the coinage was the oak tree at Boscobal in which the fugitive king had hidden from Oliver Cromwell's soldiers. This wonderful example is toned in shades of silver-gray and lead-gray with close examination revealing areas of light porosity. The obverse is boldly defined while the reverse exhibits the characteristic soft strike at the tree's roots and at the E of MASATHVSETS. A marvelous specimen of this crude, early coinage and the highest certified example. Population: 1 in 50, none finer. Listed on page 18 of the 1999 Guide Book. (PCGS# 19)
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