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Lot 255
A collection of Whitman Publishing blue card coin albums for Great Britain, comprising four albums of Pennies 1860 - 1930, three albums of Halfpennies 1860 - 1967, one album of Threepence brass 1937 - 1967, two albums of Sixpence 1902 - 1967, two albums of Shillings 1937 - 1970, one album of Half Crowns 1941 - 1967, and one album of Florins 1941 - 1967 (a/f - most albums incomplete)
Lot 250
Collection of Quality Costume Jewellery, comprising two stone and crystal set dress rings, two dress rings one set with an opal coloured stone, one with a yellow stone, a lion's head dress ring, a green stone set dress ring, two dress rings set with red stones and crystals, a pair of red and amber stone set earrings, a ladies watch with coin decorations, a dress ring set with red stone, a circular ring set with stones, and two bracelets.
Lot 217
A gold plated medallion pendant, engraved one side with Arabic script, the other with a chrysanthemum flower, diameter approx 38mm, on gold plated chain, Victorian white metal chains, coin mounted brooch dated 1826, along with vintage glass and stone drop earrings, studs some in 9ct gold and unmarked yellow metal, gold plated Art deco ladies watch a/f paste set dress rings, mother of pearl and silver fruit knife etc (1 bag)
Lot 158
A 9ct rose gold charm bracelet with various 9ct gold and yellow and gilt metal charms including a George III Guinea, George V half sovereign, an Australian sovereign 1867 Australia mint, hardstone seal, toby jug, spring loaded coin holder, ballet shoes, lockets, etc total gross weight approx 197gms
Lot 161
Two miniature South American sterling silver peddlers. Each laden with small plates, rugs, guitars, and many other wares. The smaller figure is unmarked. The larger peddler is mounted atop a Bolivian coin showing a landscape with a deer, tree, house, mountain, and smiling sun surrounded by "Republica de Bolivia" and nine stars.Larger; Height: 2 in x width: 2 1/4 in x depth: 2 in. Smaller; Height: 1 1/4 in x width: 1 1/2 in x depth: 1 in. Gross weight of sterling: 3.65 Troy oz.
Lot 187
John Hull and Robert Saunderson (American, 17th Century). One 1652 oak tree shilling featuring an oak tree design along the obverse surrounded by "MASATHUSETS ∑ IN ∑" The reverse reads "NEW ENGLAND ∑ AN ∑ DOM ∑ 1652 XXI." Graded by PCGS as N94 meaning that there are a few spots of alteration making a certifiable grading difficult. Verified as genuine but not gradable.This coin was among the very first minted in the United States in the Boston mint and were struck for three months before being replaced by "Willow Tree" silver coins and then "Pine Tree" coins. The Boston mint, operated by John Hull and Robert Saunderson, began to produce coinage in 1652 with the authorization of the General court of Massachusetts Bay. As creating coinage was not the right of colonists, this was among some of the first acts of rebellion by the American colonists prior to the Revolutionary War. The Boston mint produced coins from 1652 to 1682, when the contract expired. The same year, British loyalist Edward Randolph traveled to London to present seventeen charges against Massachusetts Bay Colony, the first of which was operating a "Publik mint in Boston."
Lot 188
John Hull and Robert Saunderson (American, 17th Century). One 1652 large planchet pine tree shilling with no pellets featuring a pine tree design along the obverse surrounded by "MASATHUSETS ∑ IN ∑" with a reversed 'N.' The reverse reads "NEW ENGLAND ∑ AN ∑ DOM ∑ 1652 XXI." Graded by PCGS as AU55 meaning that there is full detail with light friction on the high points and considerable luster remains.This coin was among the very first minted in the United States in the Boston mint. The Boston mint, operated by John Hull and Robert Saunderson, began to produce coins in 1652 with the authorization of the General court of Massachusetts Bay. As creating coinage was not the right of colonists, this was among the first acts of rebellion by the American colonists prior to the Revolutionary War. The Boston mint produced coins from 1652 to1682, when the contract expired. The same year, British loyalist Edward Randolph traveled to London to present seventeen charges against Massachusetts Bay Colony, the first of which was operating a "Publik mint in Boston."
Lot 189
One 1760 Hibernia Voce Populi halfpenny featuring a right facing portrait along the obverse and "VOCE POPULI" and along the reverse a woman with a harp surrounded by "HIBERNIA" and "1760." Graded by PCGS as MS61BN indicating that it is in mint state with no wear, with average or weak strike. As a copper coin it retains less than 5% of its original mint red color and appears brown.
Lot 191
One 1779 Rhode Island brass token with no wreath. Featuring on the obverse "DE ADMIRAALS FLAG van ADMIRAAL HOWE 1779" surrounding a ship. This coin lacks the wreath below the ship. The reverse with "D'vlugtende AMERICAANEN van ROHDE YLAND Augt, 1778" Graded by PCGS as N98, genuine but not gradable, due to damage to the coin.
Lot 192
John Chalmers (American, 18th century). One exceedingly rare 1783 three pence coin featuring two arms clasped in friendship along the obverse surrounded by "I. CHALMER, ANNAP'S." The reverse features a branch and wreath surrounded by "THREE ∑ PENCE ∑ 1783 ∑" Graded by PCGS as AU55 meaning that there is full detail with light friction on the high points and considerable luster remains.In the year 1783 John Chalmers produced threepence, sixpence, and shillings in Annapolis, Maryland. These coins served as a means to promote himself as well as earn income. He was a member of the Common Council and may have attended meetings with the Continental Congress. There are very few examples of Chalmer's threepence with an estimated surviving population of around twenty specimens.
Lot 193
One 1785 United States bar cent. The obverse with "USA" and the reverse with thirteen bars signifying the original thirteen colonies. These coins first appeared in the American colonies in 1785. The monogrammed design on the obverse of the coin copies those seen on pewter buttons worn on the uniforms of Continental soldiers. Graded by PCGS as N97BN, genuine but not gradable, due to environmental damage to the coin and the brown color of the coin, indicating that it retains less than 5% of the original red coloring.
Lot 198
1798 Large Eagle Draped Bust one dollar coin. The obverse depicts the profile of Liberty surrounded by thirteen stars and the word "Liberty," with the date below. The reverse depicts the United States seal. Lettered along the edge: HUNDRED CENTS ONE DOLLAR OR UNIT. This coin was designed by Robert Scot and minted in Philadelphia. PCGS grade VG08.
Lot 199
One 1849 gold $5 Mormon coin issued by the Deseret Assay Office under the authority of the Mormon Church in Utah. The obverse depicts two hands clasped together above the date and surrounded by "G.S.L.C.P.G. FIVE. DOLLARS." The reverse with the all-seeing eye surrounded by "HOLINESS. TO. THE. LORD." Graded by PCGS as N98 with AU detail and genuine but not gradable due to a repair along the edge.Though the abbreviation of "G.S.L.C.P.G." along the obverse stands for "Great Salt Lake City Pure Gold" the gold actually came from California, not Utah. It was the usage of this unrefined California gold dust, which contained some native silver alloy, that caused a 1850 assay of the coins to find them underweight. Due to this, many were likely melted down or, if they were circulated at all, they were taken at a discount. It is estimated that between 1848-1851 there were approximately 5,340 Mormon $5 gold coins struck based on an extrapolation of a 1950 figure of $75,000 for gold issues struck between this time.Diameter: 22 mm
Lot 202
One 1895-S twenty dollar gold coin featuring on the obverse the bust of Lady Liberty encircled by 13 stars with the year below her head. The reverse depicts a spread-winged eagle with a halo of stars that surrounded "IN GOD WE TRUST" and further surrounded by "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TWENTY DOLLARS". The mint mark sits just below the tail of the eagle. Graded by NGC as MS 61 indicating a mint state coin with a weak or average strike and no trace of wear.Designed by James Barton Longacre (American, 1794-1869). Longacre was the fourth Chief Engraver of the United States Mint until his death. His design and the production of the first double eagle coins coincided with the 1849 California Gold Rush. This design was the precursor for the $20 Saint-Gaudens double eagle.Provenance: Property from the distinguished collection of Mr. James Lee Soffer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Diameter: 33 mm.
Lot 203
One U.S. Civil War era 1861-S twenty dollar gold coin featuring on the obverse the bust of Lady Liberty encircled by 13 stars with the year beneath. The reverse with a spread-winged eagle with a halo of stars surrounded by "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TWENTY D." and the mint mark below the eagle.Designed by James Barton Longacre (American, 1794-1869). Longacre was the fourth Chief Engraver of the United States Mint until his death. His design and the production of the first double eagle coins coincided with the 1849 California Gold Rush. This design was the precursor for the $20 Saint-Gaudens double eagle.Provenance: Property from the distinguished collection of Mr. James Lee Soffer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Coin; Diameter: 36 mm.
Lot 204
Gold 1924 United States twenty dollar coin designed by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens (American, 1848-1907). The chain tested with a Keegold tester as 14K. Commissioned by President Theodore Roosevelt to reflect America's increasing presence on forefront of the world stage. It features a personification of Liberty on the obverse walking toward the viewer and a reverse with the American bald eagle flying into the sunrise. Mounted as a pendant on a chain. The pendant is marked "VC" and "14K."Coin diameter: 34 mm. Chain length: 12 in. Weight: 41.27 dwt.
Lot 205
Gold 1924 United States twenty dollar coin designed by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens (American, 1848-1907). Commissioned by President Theodore Roosevelt to reflect America's increasing presence on forefront of the world stage. It features a personification of Liberty on the obverse walking toward the viewer and a reverse with the American bald eagle flying into the sunrise.Provenance: Property from the distinguished collection of Mr. James Lee Soffer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Coin; Diameter: 34 mm.
Lot 206
One 1904 twenty dollar gold coin featuring on the obverse the bust of Lady Liberty encircled by 13 stars with the year below her head. The reverse depicts a spread-winged eagle with a halo of stars that surrounded "IN GOD WE TRUST" and further surrounded by "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TWENTY DOLLARS". Graded by PCGS as MS 61 indicating a mint state coin with a weak or average strike and no trace of wear.Designed by James Barton Longacre (American, 1794-1869). Longacre was the fourth Chief Engraver of the United States Mint until his death. His design and the production of the first double eagle coins coincided with the 1849 California Gold Rush. This design was the precursor for the $20 Saint-Gaudens double eagle.Provenance: Property from the distinguished collection of Mr. James Lee Soffer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Coin; Diameter: 34 mm.
Lot 220
One 1945 fifty pesos gold coin featuring on the obverse the Winged Victory or Angel of Independence surrounded by "50 PESOS 37.5 Gr ORO PURO 1891-1945" and the reverse with the golden eagle of the Mexican coat of arms encircled by "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS". Graded by NGC as MS64 indicating an average or better strike with several obvious marks and other miniscule imperfections, but otherwise in mint condition.Designed by Emilio del Moral. This coin is also known as the gold Centenarios and was first issued by the Mexican Mint in 1921 to celebrate 100 years of independence from Spanish colonial rule. They were first issued regularly from 1921-1931 with production beginning again in 1943.Provenance: Property from the distinguished collection of Mr. James Lee Soffer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Coin; Diameter: 35 mm.
Lot 258
A collection of Victorian coinage to include an 1841 Penny, an 1846 Half Crown, an 1845 Half Crown, an 1887 Half Crown, one Florin, an 1887 Shilling, an 1858 Sixpence, an 1887 and 1897 Sixpence, an 1882 Threepence, an 1855 Half Penny, an 1851 Farthing and a small Queen Victoria memorial coin
Lot 291
A large quantity of Victorian and later British and foreign coinage and banknotes to include Hong Kong, Netherlands, Scandinavian, Indian, German, West and Eastern Germany, Austria, America, Yugoslavia, Argentina to include WW1 German Emergency Money Natgeld and others together with early 20th century German, French and other banknotes, commemorative crowns and proof coin sets, Location: Porters
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