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2 Yellow Gold Pendants w/ British Sovereigns
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2 yellow gold pendants with British Sovereigns. 1st item: 9K yellow gold pendant containing 1 1884 Victoria Young St. George British Sovereign. Marked 375 with other British gold hallmarks. Pendant and coin together weigh 13.7 grams. Pendant on 20" gold filled chain. 2nd item: 14K yellow gold pendant with 1 1900 Victoria Old Head British Sovereign, London mint. Pendant marked 14K. 13.1 grams. 26.8 total grams. CONDITION: Coins in circulated condition. Pendants in good condition.
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2 yellow gold pendants with British Sovereigns. 1st item: 9K yellow gold pendant containing 1 1884 Victoria Young St. George British Sovereign. Marked 375 with other British gold hallmarks. Pendant and coin together weigh 13.7 grams. Pendant on 20" gold filled chain. 2nd item: 14K yellow gold pendant with 1 1900 Victoria Old Head British Sovereign, London mint. Pendant marked 14K. 13.1 grams. 26.8 total grams. CONDITION: Coins in circulated condition. Pendants in good condition.
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1,000+ lots, featuring art, antiques and jewelry from the estates of Dr. Sara Parks Pendleton, KY; Dr. William Kendall Striker, Chattanooga; Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Lavecchia, Chattanooga; Victor T. Patterson, Franklin; Jane Dudley, Nashville; Living estate of Joseph & Bette Bacon, Knoxville; art deaccessioned by the Memphis-Brooks Museum and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and from private Southern collections.
