Rago Auctions Coins & Currency Auction 8.24.17

Coins+Currency
Thursday,August24,2017
RAGO

8.24.17Coins + Currency 11:00am
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CONTENTS
Coins+Currency: Lots 1-457, p. 1
Terms of Sale, p. 115
Auction Staff, p. 119
Shipping Information, p. 120
Condition Report Form, p. 121
Absentee Bid Form, p. 1 22
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1
U.S. 1857-S LIBERTY $20 GOLD COIN
VF
$1,800–2,200
2
VF
$1,200–1,400
3
U.S. 1876-CC LIBERTY $20 GOLD COIN
XF
$3,000–5,000
4
U.S. 1876-CC LIBERTY $20 GOLD COIN
AU
$2,000–2,500
1
2
3
4

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5
Cleaned
$1,300–1,600
6
AU Details
$1,200–1,500
6a
U.S. 1904 LIBERTY $20 GOLD COIN
XF/AU
$1,200–1,600
7
U.S. 1925 ST. GAUDENS $20 GOLD COIN
PCGS MS66
$2,000–4,000
8
U.S. 1928 ST. GAUDENS $20 GOLD COIN
ANACS MS64
$1,400–1,800
5
6
6a
7
8

8a
9
10
11
12
8a
U.S. 1873 INDIAN PRINCESS $1 GOLD COIN
PCGS MS62 open 3
$300–500
9
XF
$600–800
10
Cleaned
$600–800
11
AU Details
$700–900
12
AU Details
$700–900

13
U.S. 1902 LIBERTY $10 GOLD PROOF COIN
NGC PF 67
NGC Pop 3, 1 higher
PCGS Pop 1
Mintage: 113
$50,000–100,000
200%

14
U.S. 1907 INDIAN $10 GOLD COIN
No Motto
$800–1,200
15
AU
$500–700
16
Cleaned
$600–800
14
15
16

17
U.S. 1813 CAPPED BUST $5 GOLD COIN
PCGS genuine, cleaning AU details
$3,500–5,500
18
U.S. 1834 CLASSIC HEAD $5 GOLD COIN
Prooflike, possibly cleaned
$3,000–6,000
17 – 200%
18 – 200%

19
NGC MS63
$400–600
20
U.S. 1910-S INDIAN $5 GOLD COIN
XF Details
$600–800
21
AU Details
$400–600
22
XF Details
$400–600
19
20
21
22

23
24
25
26
27
28
23
U.S. 1878-S LIBERTY $2.50 GOLD COIN
PCGS Genuine, cleaning, AU details
$150–250
24
U.S. 1849-D LIBERTY $2.50 GOLD COIN
PCGS genuine Residue AU details
$2,000–3,000
25
U.S. 1911-D INDIAN $2.50 GOLD COIN
NGC MS61
$5,000–7,000
26
U.S. 1915 INDIAN $2.50 GOLD COIN
AU
$250–350
27
PCGS AU55 CAC
$150–250
28
U.S. 1854 INDIAN PRINCESS $1 GOLD COIN
Type 2 XF Details
$200–300

29
U.S. 1872 CALIFORNIA 50C GOLD COIN
BG-1049 Round Indian Fractional
NGC Graded MS62
$100–200
30
U.S. INDIAN $5 GOLD COINS
Two 1911-S
$700–900
31
U.S. $2.50 GOLD COINS
Two: 1907 Liberty, and 1927 Indian
$500–700
29
30
31

32
U.S. INDIAN $2.50 GOLD COINS
Two: 1915, and 1927
$400–600
33
U.S. GOLD COINS
Three: 1914-D $2.50, 1885-S $5, and
1902 $5
$500–700
34
U.S. LIBERTY GOLD COINS
Two: 1861 $2.50 and 1882 $5
$500–700
35
U.S. LIBERTY $5 GOLD COINS
Three: 1881, 1892, and 1898
$800–1,200
36
U.S. LIBERTY $5 GOLD COINS
Two: 1880, and 1888-S
$600–800
32 (one of two)
33 (one of three)
34 (one of two)
35 (one of three)
36 (one of two)

37
38
37
U.S. 1800 DRAPED BUST $1 COIN
AMERICAI BB191 B11 PCGS F12
$1,500–2,000
38
U.S. 1878-S TRADE DOLLAR COIN
PCGS AU55
$300–500
38a
U.S. 1839 GOBRECHT $1 COIN
Die alignment IV, medal turn, eagle flies horizontally,
Liberty’s head between F and A, AU possibly cleaned
$20,000–40,000
38a

39 40
41
42
43
44
39
U.S. 1878 7TF MORGAN $1 COIN
Reverse of 1878
PCGS MS64 CAC
$150–250
40
U.S. 1878 7TF VAM 31 MORGAN $1 COIN
Reverse of 78, lines through leg
PCGS MS63
$100–200
41
Reverse of 78, top 100 VAM tripled star
PCGS VF30
$50–100
42
U.S. 1878 7/8TF WEAK MORGAN $1 COIN
PCGS MS63 CAC
$150–250
43
U.S. 1878 VAM 37 7/4 MORGAN $1 COIN
7/8 tail feather
PCGS AU53
$250–350
44
Doubled Date
PCGS MS62
$200–400

45
46
47
48
45
Doubled Date
PCGS MS64
$300–500
46
U.S. 1878-S MORGAN $1 COIN
PCGS MS63 CAC
$50–100
47
U.S. 1878-CC MORGAN $1 COIN
NGC MS63
$300–500
48
U.S. 1878-CC VAM 11 GSA MORGAN $1 COIN
Top 100 VAM
NGC MS 63+
$800–1,200

49
50
51
52
49
PCGS MS64PL CAC Rattler
$150–250
50
U.S. 1880-CC GSA MORGAN $1 COIN
NGC MS63
$400–600
51
NGC MS64PL CAC
$150–250
52
PCGS MS64PL CAC
$150–250

53
54
55
56
53
NGC MS65
$50–100
54
NGC MS67 CAC
$700–900
55
PCGS MS64 CAC
$500–700
56
PCGS MS64 CAC
$500–700

57
58
59
60
61
57
NGC MS64
$400–600
58
PCGS MS63 CAC
$50–100
59
PCGS MS64 CAC
$50–100
60
PCGS MS63 CAC
$150–250
61
PCGS MS64 CAC
$150–250

62
63
64
65
62
1883-CC
$100–200
63
U.S. 1883 MORGAN $1 COIN
PCGS MS65 CAC
$100–200
64
PCGS MS66 CAC
$800–1,200
65
PCGS MS64 CAC
$150–250

66
67
68
69
66
PCGS MS64 CAC
$150–250
67
PCGS MS64 DMPL CAC
$400–600
68
PCGS MS64 CAC
$50–100
69
PCGS MS63 CAC Rattler
$150–250

70
71
72
73
70
PCGS MS63 CAC
$150–250
71
PCGS MS63 CAC
$150–250
72
PCGS MS63 CAC
$150–250
73
PCGS MS64 CAC
$150–250

74
75
76
77
74
PCGS MS64 CAC
$150–250
75
PCGS MS64 CAC
$150–250
76
PCGS MS63 CAC
$600–800
77
PCGS MS64 CAC
$700–900

78
79
80
81
78
NGC MS63
$500–700
79
NGC MS64 DMPL
$250–350
80
NGC MS65 CAC
$150–250
81
PCGS MS65 CAC
$100–200

82
83
84
85
82
U.S. 1888-O MORGAN $1 COIN
Double die obverse hotlips
PCGS VF30
$80–120
83
PCGS MS64 CAC
$500–700
84
PCGS XF45
$2,500–3,500
85
PCGS MS64 CAC
$100–200

86
87
88
89
86
NGC MS64
$1,200–1,600
87
PCGS MS62 CAC
$100–200
88
PCGS MS64
$500–700
89
PCGS MS64 CAC
$50–100

90
91
92
93
90
PCGS MS65 CAC
$150–250
91
PCGS MS64 CAC
$50–100
92
PCGS MS63 CAC
$100–200
93
PCGS MS65 CAC
$150–250

94
95
96
97
94
PCGS MS65 CAC
$150–250
95
NGC MS65 PL
$250–350
96
NGC MS64 PL CAC
$150–250
97
PCGS MS65
$800–1,200

98
NGC MS64 CAC
$400–600
99
PCGS MS65 PL
$300–500
100
PCGS MS64 CAC
$150–250
101
PCGS MS66
$300–500
102
PCGS MS65 CAC
$150–250
98
99
100
101
102

104
105
106
107
103
PCGS MS65 CAC
$150–250
104
PCGS MS63 CAC
$500–700
105
PCGS MS64 CAC
$50–100
106
PCGS MS65 CAC
$500–700
107
PCGS MS63
$150–250
103

108
109
110 (one of three)
111 (one of five)
112 (one of six)
108
PCGS MS63 CAC
$50–100
109
U.S. 1921-D MORGAN $1 COIN
PCGS MS64 CAC
$50–100
110
GROUP OF GRADED U.S. MORGAN $1 COINS
Three NGC: 1878 7TF VAM 82 MS63, 1878 8TF
VAM 3 Unc Details, 1897-O XF45 Toned
$200–400
111
Five NGC including: 1884-CC MS63, 1890-S
MS64, 1878 8TF VAM 21 MS63, etc.
$400–600
112
Six NGC including: 1882-CC Unc Details, 1880/9
S Hot 50 VAM 11 MS64 PL, 1891-S MS63+, etc.
$400–600

113 (one of 19)
114 (one of two)
115 (one of two)
116 (one of two)
117 (one of two)
113
Nineteen PCGS including: 1896-S XF Details,
1921 MS64, 1889 MS63, etc.
$500–700
114
GRADED U.S. GSA HOARD MORGAN $1 COINS
Two NGC: 1882-CC MS63 and 1884-CC MS63
$400–600
115
Two NGC including: 1883-CC MS64, and 1884-
CC MS62+
$400–600
116
Two NGC: 1883-CC MS64+, and 1884-CC MS63
$400–600
117
U.S. GSA HOARD MORGAN $1 COINS
Two: 1883-CC, and 1884-CC
$300–500

118 (one of two)
119 (one of three)
120 (one of three)
121 (one of two)
118
Two: 1882-CC, and 1883-CC
$300–500
119
Three: 1882-CC, 1883-CC, and 1884-CC
$400–600
120
Three: 1883-CC, 1883-CC VAM5A PL, and 1884-
CC
$500–700
121
Two NGC: 1883-CC MS64, and 1884-CC MS63
$400–600

122 (one of 43)
123 (one of 24)
124 (one of 26)
125 (one of 30)
122
U.S. MORGAN $1 COINS
Forty-three including: 1890, 1885, 1900-O,
1889, etc.
$600–800
123
Twenty-four most uncirculated including: 1884-
O, 1900-O, 1904-O, etc.
$500–700
124
Twenty-six including: 1878, 1878-S, 1890, etc.
$600–800
125
Thirty including: 1879-CC, 1890-O, 1889, etc.
$700–900

126 (one of 44)
127 (one of 32)
128 (one of 33)
129 (one of 89)
130 (one of 46)
126
Forty-four including: 1895-O, 1892-S, 1878-CC,
etc.
$700–900
127
U.S. 1902-O MORGAN $1 COINS
Thirty-two most uncirculated
$700–900
128
Thirty-three most uncirculated
$700–900
129
Eighty-nine including: 1895-O, 1895-S, 1879-CC,
etc.
$2,000–4,000
130
Forty-six 1884-O/O most uncirculated
$1,000–1,500

131 (one of 47)
132 (one of 64)
133 (one of seven)
134 (one of 37)
135 (one of 17)
131
Forty-seven 1884-O/O most uncirculated
$1,000–1,500
132
Sixty-four including: 1892-O, 1899-O, 1897, etc.
$1,000–1,500
133
Seven including: 1884-CC VAM 5 GSA, 1878-S
with commemorative first day cover, etc.
$250–350
134
Thirty-seven including: 1878-S, 1900-O, 1897-S,
etc.
$600–800
135
U.S. 1921 MORGAN $1 COINS
Partial roll of seventeen uncirculated Morgan
silver $1 coins.
$400–600

136
137
138
139
140
136
U.S. 1925 PEACE $1 COIN
PCGS MS65 CAC Rattler
$50–100
137
NGC MS65 CAC
$50–100
138
NGC MS66 CAC
$300–500
139
NGC MS66 CAC
$300–500
140
U.S. 1921 HIGH RELIEF PEACE $1 COIN
NGC MS63
$300–500

141 (one of two)
142
143 (one of 24)
144 (one of 24)
145 (one of 25)
141
U.S. 1921 PEACE $1 COINS
Two
$400–600
142
PCGS MS63 CAC
$500–700
143
U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Complete set of twenty-four including: 1921 and
1928
$800–1,200
144
U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Complete set of twenty-four including: 1921 and
1928
$800–1,200
145
GROUP OF GRADED U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Twenty-five including: 1922 MS64, 1923 MS64,
1925 MS64, etc.
$600–800

146 (one of four)
147 (one of 16)
148 (one of 25)
149 (one of 46)
150 (one of 24)
146
GROUP OF GRADED U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Four NGC MS65: 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925
$200–400
147
U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Sixteen including: 1921, 1928, 1926-D, etc.
$400–600
148
U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Twenty-five most uncirculated including: 1922,
etc.
$500–700
149
U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Forty-six including: 1921, 1926, etc.
$700–900
150
U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Twenty-four including: (20) uncirculated 1923,
1924, etc.
$400–600

151 (one of 24)
152 (one of 44)
153 (one of 20)
154 (one of 22)
155 (one of 32)
151
U.S. PEACE $1 COINS
Twenty-four including: (20) uncirculated 1923,
1925, etc.
$400–600
152
U.S. SILVER $1 COINS
Forty-four including: 1899-O, 1878 7TF, etc.
$600–800
153
Twenty including: 1884-CC PCGS MS64, 1885-O
PCGS MS64, 1899-O NGC MS64, etc.
$1,000–1,500
154
Twenty-two including: 1878-S, (3) 1904-O, 1926,
etc.
$400–600
155
Thirty-two including: 1893-CC, (2) 1904-O, etc.
$700–900

156
COLLECTION OF U.S.LAFAYETTE COMMEMORATIVE $1 COINS
Twenty-five in a Capital Plastics Holder. Many with pleasing toning, some with
questionable color, most in higher grade. The Lafayette Dollar has the distinction
of being the only commemorative dollar struck from app. 1900 - 1983. The dies
were created by Charles E. Barber. The obverse closely mimics the 1881 Yorktown
commemorative 50C, while the reverse is a rendition of Bartlett’s statue. There was
a mintage of only 32,026, and though the coin is dated 1900 there is no official
date associated with it.
$8,000–12,000
156 (200%)
157
U.S. 1900 LAFAYETTE COMMEMORATIVE $1 COIN
PCGS MS64
$1,500–2,000
158
U.S. 1900 LAFAYETTE COMMEMORATIVE $1 COIN
PCGS MS62
$500–700
157
158

159
U.S. 1920 MAINE COMMEMORATIVE 50C COIN
PCGS MS65
$150–250
160
U.S. 1920 PILGRIM COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS66+
$300–500
161
U.S. 1922 GRANT WITH STAR COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS64
$1,200–2,000
162
U.S. 1925 VANCOUVER COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS66
$600–800
163
U.S. 1925 LEXINGTON CONCORD
COMMEMORATIVE 50C COIN
PCGS MS66
$300–500
159
160
161
162
163

164
165
166
167
168
164
U.S. 1925-S CALIFORNIA COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS65
$200–400
165
U.S. 1927 VERMONT COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS66
$400–600
166
U.S. 1928 HAWAIIAN COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS65
$2,000–4,000
167
U.S. 1935 CONNECTICUT COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS65
$250–350
168
U.S. 1935 CONNECTICUT COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS66
$300–500

169
U.S. 1936 ELGIN COMMEMORATIVE 50C COIN
PCGS MS67
$500–700
170
U.S. 1936 NORFOLK COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS65
$150–250
171
U.S. 1936 GETTYSBURG COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS66
$600–800
172
U.S. 1936-D CINCINNATI COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS66
$300–500
169
170
171
172

173
U.S. 1936-S BAY BRIDGE COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS67
$800–1,200
174
U.S. 1936-S CINCINNATI COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS65
$300–500
175
U.S. 1937 ROANOKE COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS67
$400–600
176
U.S. 1937-S BOONE COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS64
$200–400
173
174
175
176

177
178
179
180 (one of five)
181 (one of five)
177
U.S. 1937-S BOONE COMMEMORATIVE 50C
COIN
PCGS MS65
$200–500
178
U.S. 1938 OREGON TRAIL COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS67
$600–800
179
U.S. 1938 NEW ROCHELLE COMMEMORATIVE
50C COIN
PCGS MS67+
$1,000–1,500
180
U.S. COMMEMORATIVE 50C COINS
Five PCGS Graded: 1925 Stone Mountain
MS65, 1954 Washington-Carver MS66+, 1920
Pilgrim MS 4, 1936-S Columbia MS64, 1926
Sesquicentennial MS63.
$800–1,500
181
Five PCGS Graded: 1921 Alabama 2x2 MS63,
1946 Iowa MS65, 1892 Columbian MS64, 1925
Stone Mountain MS65, 1926 Sesquicentennial
MS64+
$700–900

182 (one of three)
183 (one of 16)
185 (one of five)
182
Three PCGS Graded: 1926 Sesquicentennial
MS65, 1920 Maine MS65, 1936-D Boone MS65.
$800–1,500
183
Sixteen including: 1946 P D S Booker T
Washington, 1893 Columbian Exposition, etc.
$300–500
184
U.S. 1937 P, D, AND S TEXAS CENTENNIAL 50C
COINS
Three Commemorative Coins
$300–500
185
Five PCGS graded: 1936 Wisconsin MS66, 1923-
S Monroe MS63, 1926 Sesquicentennial MS64,
1946 Iowa MS66, 1936 Cleveland MS64
$400–600
184 (one of three)

186 (one of four)
187 (one of four)
188 (one of four)
189 (one of four)
186
Four PCGS graded: 1926 Sesquicentennial
MS62, 1936 Long Island MS63, 1936 Wisconsin
MS64,1920 Pilgrim MS63
$300–500
187
Four PCGS graded: 1936-D San Diego MS66,
1893 Columbian MS 64,1925 Stone Mountain
MS63, 1935 Boone MS63
$300–500
188
Four PCGS graded: 1920 Pilgrim MS63, 1925
Stone Mountain MS63, 1926 Sesquicentennial
MS64, 1935-S Arkansas MS64
$300–500
189
Four PCGS Graded: 1936 Albany MS66, 1936-S
Cincinnati MS64, 1926 Sesquicentennial MS64,
1936-S Bay Bridge MS62.
$600–900

190
Four PCGS Graded: 1936 Albany MS66, 1946
Iowa MS67, 1926 Sesquicentennial MS64, 1936
York MS65.
$500–700
191
Four PCGS graded: 1936-D Columbia MS66+,
1936 Delaware MS64, 1936-D Rhode Island
MS66, 1923-S Monroe AU58
$400–600
192
Six PCGS Graded: 1925 Stone Mountain
MS66, 1946 Iowa MS67, 1952 Washington-
Carver MS64, 1892 Columbian MS65, 1926
Sesquicentennial MS63, 1936 Texas MS64.
$500–700
193
Three PCGS graded MS63: 1923-S Monroe, 1925
Lexington, 1926 Sesquicentennial
$250–350
190 (one of four)
191 (one of four)
192 (one of six)
193 (one of three)

194 (one of three)
195 (one of three)
196 (one of four)
197 (one of four)
198 (one of nine)
194
Three PCGS graded MS65 including: 1924
Huguenot, 1935/34 Boone, 1936 Long Island
$300–500
195
Three PCGS graded MS65 including: 1926-S
Oregon Trail, 1936-D San Diego, 1935 Boone
$300–500
196
Four PCGS graded: 1926 Sesquicentennial
MS63, 1934 Texas MS64, 1936-D Rhode Island
MS64, 1936 Cleveland MS65
$300–500
197
Four PCGS Graded: 1937 Roanoke MS66, 1926-
S Oregon Trail MS65, 1926 Sesquicentennial
MS64, 1936 Long Island MS64
$400–600
198
Nine including: 1925 Vancouver, 1935
Connecticut, 1934 Maryland, etc.
$600–800

199 (one of nine)
200 (one of four)
201 (one of four)
202 (one of four)
203 (one of four)
199
Nine including: 1918 Lincoln, 1936 Elgin, 1935-S
San Diego, etc.
$600–800
200
Four PCGS graded: 1936-S Bay Bridge MS65,
1936-D Boone MS65, 1935-S San Diego MS66+,
1951-S Washington-Carver MS65
$400–600
201
Four PCGS graded: 1921 Pilgrim MS65+, 1926-S
Oregon MS63, 1936 Boone Ms64, 1951-D Booker
T. Washington MS65
$400–600
202
Four PCGS graded: 1934 Texas MS66, 1936-S
Columbia MS65, 1936-S Bay Bridge MS64, 1893
Columbian MS65
$400–600
203
Four PCGS graded: 1924 Huguenot MS65, 1946
Iowa MS65, 1947-D Booker T. Washington MS66,
1923-S Monroe MS62
$400–600

204
U.S. 1814 CAPPED BUST 50C COIN
PCGS AU58
$2,000–3,000
205
U.S. 1861 SEATED LIBERTY 50C COIN
PCGS AU53
$200–400
206
U.S. 1866-S SEATED LIBERTY 50C COIN
With Motto, NGC AU50
$300–500
204
205
206

207 (one of 22)
208 (one of 45)
209 (one of 52)
210 (one of 40)
207
U.S. BARBER 50C COINS
Partial set of seventy-two missing 1907-D and
1892 Micro O
$3,000–5,000
208
Forty-five including: 1892, 1896, 1901-S, 1914,
1894-O, 1898-O, 1893-O, etc.
$600–800
209
Fifty-two including: 1893-S, 1907-O, 1898-S,
1910, 1892, etc.
$800–1,200
210
Forty including: 1911-D, 1913-D, 1913-S, etc.
$500–700

211 (one of 110)
212 (one of 127
213 (one of 130)
211
U.S. WALKING LIBERTY 50C COINS
Approximately 110 including: 1916, 1917-S Obv,
1919, 1921-S, etc.
$700–900
212
Approximately 127: $63 face value 90% silver
$600–800
213
Approximately 130 including: $65 face value
90% silver
$600–800

214
GRADED U.S. FRANKLIN 50C COIN FULL SET
Thirty-five NGC MS64 and MS65
$800–1,200
215
U.S. FRANKLIN 50C COIN FULL SET
Thirty-five most uncirculated
$600–800
216
Thirty-five
$400–600
217
Thirty-five
$400–600
214 (one of 35)
215 (one of 35)
216 (one of 35)
217 (one of 35)

218 (one of 35)
219 (one of 35)
220 (one of 35)
221 (one of 25)
218
Thirty-five
$400–600
219
Thirty-five
$400–600
220
Thirty-five including: 1955 Bugs Bunny
$400–600
221
U.S. FRANKLIN 50C COINS
Twenty-five including: (4) 1962, 1953-D, 1956,
etc.
$250–350

221 (one of 20)
222
216 (one of 21)
217 (one of 23)
222
U.S. FRANKLIN 50C COINS
Uncirculated (20) 1963
$400–600
223
U.S. 1963 FRANKLIN 50C COIN
NGC MS64 FBL
$200–400
224
GRADED U.S. FRANKLIN 50C COINS
Twenty-one PCGS graded including: 1955 “Bugs
Bunny” FS-401 MS65, 1957 MS65 FBL, etc
$600–800
225
GRADED U.S. FRANKLIN 50C COINS
Twenty-three PCGS graded including: 1949-D
MS64, 1958 MS66, etc.
$500–700

226 (one of 135)
227 (one of 195)
228 (one of 130)
229 (one of 75)
230 (one of 15)
226
U.S. 50C COINS
Approximately 135 including: 1955, 1920, 1962-
D, 1948, 1946, 1918, 1928-S, etc.
$600–800
227
U.S. 50C COINS
Approximately 195 including: (18) 1963 from roll,
1916-S, 1939, 1918, 1917, 1941, 1918-S, 1919-D,
1946, etc.
$700–900
228
U.S. 50C COINS
Approximately 130 including: 1960 proof
Franklin, $65 face value 90% silver, etc.
$600–800
229
U.S. 50C COINS
Seventy-five including 1953, 1955, etc.
$400–600
230
U.S. 50C COINS
Fifteen in Wayte Raymond Album including:
1806, 1826, 1853-O Arrows and Rays, etc.
$600–800

231
232
233 (one of 83)
234 (one of 83)
231
U.S. 1893 ISABELLA COMMEMORATIVE 25C
COIN
PCGS MS63
$400–600
232
U.S. 1893 ISABELLA COMMEMORATIVE 25C
COIN
PCGS MS62
$400–600
233
U.S. WASHINGTON 25C COIN FULL SET
Eighty-three silver coins 1932-1964-D including:
1932-D, 1932-S, 1934-D, etc.
$2,500–3,500
234
U.S. WASHINGTON 25C COIN FULL SET
Eighty-three silver quarters including: 1932-D,
1932-S, 1934-D, etc.
$600–800

235 (one of 22)
236 (one of 22)
237 (one of 21)
238 (one of 155)
235
GRADED U.S. WASHINGTON 25C COINS
Twenty-two PCGS MS65 including: 1946-S,
1951-D, etc.
$300–500
236
Twenty-two including: 1952 PR65 rattler, etc.
$300–500
237
Twenty-one including: (3) 1946-S MS65, etc.
$250–350
238
U.S. WASHINGTON 25C COINS
Approximately 155 including: 1937-S, 1947,
1946-S, etc.
$300–500

239 (one of 195)
240 (one of 422)
241 (one of four)
239
U.S. WASHINGTON 25C COINS
Approximately 195 including: $46 face value
90% silver
$400–600
240
U.S. 25C COINS
Approximately 422 including: 1853 Arrows/Rays,
1891, 1899, $90+ face value 90% silver, etc.
$800–1,200
241
U.S. 20C COINS
Four including: 1875-CC, and (3) 1875-S
$400–600

242
U.S. 1913 PROOF 10C COIN
NGC PR62
$300–500
243
U.S. 10C COINS
Approximately 700 including: 1917, 1937, etc.
$700–900
244
U.S. MERCURY 10C COINS
Seventy-three including: 1931-D, 1931-S, 1926-S, etc.
$200–400
245
U.S. 10C COINS
Approximately 179 including: full set silver Roosevelt 10C coins,
1921, 1926-S, 1931-S, etc.
$250–350
242 243 (one of 700)
244 (one of 73) 245 (one of 179)

246 (one of 15)
247 (one of 144) 248 (one of 11)
246
GRADED U.S. MERCURY 10C COINS
Fifteen PCGS including: 1939-D MS66, 1942 MS66, 1937-S MS65,
etc.
$200–500
247
U.S. ROOSEVELT 10C COINS
Approximately 144 including: $14 face value 90% silver
$150–250
248
GRADED U.S. 10C COINS
Eleven PCGS including: 1954 MS65 FB, 1964 MS66 FB, 1942-S
MS66, 1945-D MS66, 1984 MS66+ FB, etc.
$200–400

249
U.S. 5C COINS
Approximately 180 including: 1913 variety 1 and
2, 1937-D 3L, etc.
$400–600
250
GRADED U.S. JEFFERSON 5C COINS
Twenty PCGS including: 1950-D MS66, 1947-S
MS66, 1946-S MS66, 1944-S MS66+, etc.
$300–500
251
GRADED U.S. 5C COINS
Twenty including: 1947-D MS66 FS, 1942-P
MS65 FS Type 2, 1971-D MS66 FS, etc.
$300–500
252
GRADED U.S. JEFFERSON 5C COINS
Twenty-one PCGS including: 1953-D MS66, 1951
MS66, 1950-D MS66, 1944-P MS66, etc.
$300–500
249 (one of 180)
250 (one of 20)
251 (one of 20)
252 (one of 21)

253
254
255
256
253
U.S. (1783) WASHINGTON 1C COIN
Undated double head military bust
NGC MS62 BN
$1,800–2,200
254
1787 NEW JERSEY OUTLINED SHIELD POST-
COLONIAL COIN
M-16-L PCGS G4
$150–250
255
U.S. 1808 CLASSIC HEAD 1C COIN
VG+ Details
$300–500
256
U.S. 1809 CLASSIC HEAD 1C COIN
F Details
$400–600

257
258
259 (one of five)
260 (one of 139)
257
U.S. 1838 MATRON HEAD LARGE 1C COIN
NGC MS65+ BN
$1,200–1,500
258
U.S. 1857 BRAIDED HAIR LARGE 1C COIN
Small date NGC MS63 BN
$500–700
259
U.S. GRADED LARGE 1C COINS
Five NGC including: 1818 AU 53 BN, 1818 UNC
Details, 1827 AU Details, etc.
$500–700
260
U.S. LARGE 1C COINS
Approximately 139 including: 1794, (2) 1795,
1807/6, 1841, some in Wayte Raymond boards.
$800–1,200

261
262
263
264
261
U.S. 1872 INDIAN HEAD 1C COIN
NGC XF45 BN
$300–500
262
U.S. 1877 INDIAN HEAD 1C COIN
NGC VG Details
$300–500
263
U.S. 1909-S INDIAN HEAD 1C COIN
NGC MS61
$800–1,200
264
U.S. 1909-S INDIAN HEAD 1C COIN
NGC XF45 BN
$400–600

265
U.S. FLYING EAGLE AND INDIAN HEAD 1C
COINS
Approximately 545 including: 1869/69, 1879,
1857, 1908-S NGC VF30 BN, 1860 NGC MS61,
etc.
$300–500
266
U.S. 1894 INDIAN HEAD 1C PROOF COIN
ANACS PF64 RB Toned old holder
$300–500
267
U.S. 1C COINS
Approximately 321 including: 1914-D, 1914-S,
1911-S, (2) 1931-S, (2) 1858 SL, some in Wayte
Raymond boards, 1876 NGC MS63, 1901 NGC
MS63, etc.
$400–600
268
U.S. LINCOLN 1C COINS
Approximately 160 including: 1909-S VDB, 1936
NGC PF Details etc.
$400–600
265 (one of 545)
266
267 (one of 321)
268 (one of 160)

269
NUMISMATIC STUDY OF 1960-D SMALL DATE 1C COINS
Sixty-five graded with original envelopes outlining some detailed information about
different strikes and varieties.
$1,000–1,500
270
COLLECTION OF U.S. LINCOLN 1C COINS
1000+ including a collection of 1960 P and D (approximately seventy-five) large
dates with strike and variety attributions.
$300–500
271
GRADED U.S. LINCOLN 1C COINS
Twenty-two PCGS including: 1957-D MS66 RD, 1945-D MS66 RD, 1930 MS65 RD,
1942-S MS66 RD , etc.
$200–400
272
GRADED U.S. LINCOLN 1C COINS
Forty PCGS including: 1977-D MS66 RD, 1957-D MS66 RD, 1936-S MS65 RD, etc.
$300–500
269 (one of 65)
270 (four of 1000+)
271 (one of 22) 272 (one of 40)

273
274
275
276
273
U.S. 1797 MINT ERROR 1C COIN
NGC BN Gripped Rev of 95 1C S-121B Boldly
Double Struck
$600–800
274
U.S. 1900 INDIAN HEAD 1C MINT ERROR COIN
Struck 20% Off Center NGC MS61 BN
$200–400
275
U.S. 1992 1C STRUCK ON 10C ERROR
Double denomination, 1c struck on 10C planchet
PCGS MS64 RD
$300–500
276
U.S. 1974 1C STRUCK ON 10C MINT ERROR
COIN
Double denomination, 1C struck on 10C
planchet, dated 1974 twice
$300–500

277 (one of three)
278 (one of two)
279 (one of two)
280
277
U.S. 1C ERROR COINS
Three PCGS graded: 1998 40% Early Brockage
Obv MS66 RD, 2001 Double Struck and 75%
Indented Obv MS64 RD, and Double Struck Off
center 35% Indent MS67 RD
$300–500
278
U.S. 5C ERROR COINS
Two NGC graded: 1980-P 5C MS64 RB and
Struck on damaged 1C blank MS65RB
$300–500
279
U.S. 5C ERROR COINS
Two: No-Date 35% Off Center 16% Clip PCGS
MS65 and, 1995 Broadstruck with Obv indent
$300–500
280
U.S. 1942-S MERCURY 10C MINT ERROR COIN
Inv Mintmark PCGS MS65
FS-501
$400–600

281
U.S. 25C ERROR COINS
Two: 1965 Double struck 2nd strike 80% off
center NGC UNC Details, and 1998 3 Strike 2nd
and 3rd 25% off center PCGS MS65
$300–500
282
COLLECTION OF U.S. ERROR COINS
Thirty including: off center Lincoln 1C, Jefferson
5C, and Roosevelt 10C, etc.
$150–250
283
U.S. MINT ERROR COINS
Three: 1952-D NGC MS62 BN Struck 60% Off
Center, 19XX Wheat 1C Struck on Tapered
Planchet NGC MS66 RB, 1944 10C Broadstruck
on Blank MS66 FB
$300–500
281 (one of two)
282 (one of 30)
283 (one of three)

284 (one of 500+)
285 (one of 500+)
286 (one of 240)
287 (one of 75)
284
U.S. 1C AND 5C COINS
500+ including: (3) 1938-1964 Jefferson 5C,
1929 5C, 1912-S 1C, 1922-D 1C, etc.
$250–350
285
U.S. 1C AND 5C COINS
500+ including: Wheat pennies, Buffalo Nickels,
Liberty Nickels, etc.
$250–350
286
U.S. TYPE COINS
Approximately 240 including: 1901 $5 gold,
1926 Peace $1, $20 face value 90% silver, etc.
$500–700
287
U.S. TYPE COINS
Seventy-five including: 1857 50C, 1867 50C,
1822 50C, 1827 50C, 1867 5C, etc.
$500–700

288
U.S. TYPE COINS
Approximately 156 including: 1795 1/2C, 1830
50C, 1833 1/2C, 1875-S 20C, etc.
$400–800
289
U.S. COIN GROUPING
Approximately 100 including: 1872 H10C, 1878-S
Morgan $1, 1923-S 50C, $17 face value silver
90%, etc.
$400–600
290
U.S. COINS
Eighty-four including: $40 face value 90% silver
$300–500
291
U.S. COINS
Approximately 525 including: 1823 50C, $60
face value 90% silver, 1976 silver uncirculated
set, etc.
$300–500
292
U.S. COINS
500+ including: 1976 silver bicentennial coins,
(2) 1971-S proof Eisenhower $1 coins, BU rolls
1955 1C coins, etc.
$250–350
293
U.S. TYPE COINS
Approximately 330 including: 1865 3C, 1836
H10C, 1912-S 5C, 1886 5C, $15 face value 90%
silver, etc.
$400–600
288 (one of 156)
290 (one of 84)
291 (one of 525)
292 (one of 500+)
293 (one of 330)
289 (one of 100)

294 (one of four)
295 (one of 138)
296 (one of 200)
297 (one of 185)
294
GRADED U.S. COINS
Four including: 1883 Cents 5C MS61, 1885
Morgan $1 Unc Details blue toning, etc.
$300–500
295
U.S. PROOF AND UNCIRCULATED COIN SETS
Approximately 138 including: (2) 2016 Limited
Edition set, 2009 Lincoln Coin and Chronicles,
1999 Silver, 2012 Silver, etc.
$700–900
296
U.S. PROOF AND MINT SETS
Approximately 200 including: (2) 1988 Prestige
sets, 1989 Prestige set, 1995 silver set, wheat
pennies, etc.
$300–500
297
U.S. PROOF AND MINT SETS
Approximately 185 including: (8) silver 1976
bicentennial sets, (50) brown and blue silver
Eisenhower $1 coins, (2) 1984 prestige set, etc.
$700–900

298
U.S. GRADED PROOF COINS
Nineteen PCGS including: 1889 5C PR65, 1956
Type 2 50C PR66, 1964 50C PR66, etc.
$600–800
299
U.S. PROOF COINS
Ninety including: 1891 5C, 1982 Washington
Silver 50C, 1986-S Ellis Island $1, etc.
$400–600
300
GRADED U.S. TYPE COINS
Twenty-six PCGS including: 1837 10C, 1954-D
25C, 1876 1C, 1897 50C, etc.
$300–500
301
GRADED U.S. MODERN $1 COINS
Nineteen PCGS including: 1983-S Olympic
MS69, 1973 Eisenhower MS65, 1976-D MS66
Type 2, 1973 MS65, etc.
$300–500
298 (one of 19)
299 (one of 90)
300 (one of 26)
301 (one of 19)

302
U.S. PROOF SILVER AMERICAN EAGLE COINS
Thirty-three including: 2006 3-coin anniversary
set, 2013-W 2-coin set, full run 1986-2017.
$1,200–1,800
303
U.S. AMERICAN EAGLE BULLION COINS
Eleven including: 1989 1/10th oz $5 gold, PCGS
MS68 1996 ASE, etc.
$300–500
304
U.S. 2002 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE COIN
PCGS MS67 with vibrant rainbow toning
$250–350
305
U.S. COINS AND EXONUMIA
Eighty including: 1976 silver proof set, 1870 3C,
1873 3C, etc.
$250–350
302 (one of 39)
303 (one of 11)
304
305 (one of 80)

306
U.S. COINS AND CURRENCY
1000+ including: PCGS MS66 1938-D 5C OGH,
$7 face value 90% silver, wheat pennies, etc.
$400–600
307
Twenty including: 1859 $10 Northern Indiana
R.R. Bank Note, 1922 $10 Gold Certificate
FR1173, 1830 Capped Bust 50C, etc.
$300–500
308
Sixty including: two partial sets uncirculated
Jefferson Wartime 5C coins, eight silver
Eisenhower $1 coins, etc.
$250–350
309
U.S. AND FOREIGN COINS AND TOKENS
Approximately 600 including: 1800 80/79 1C,
1873 UK Florin, 1881 Morgan $1, 1926-S Peace
$1, etc.
$600–800
310
U.S. AND FOREIGN COINS AND CURRENCY
Approximately 300 including: 1938-D 5
reichsmark, 1886 Morgan $1, 1915 1/2 mark,
1966 Canada 50C, etc.
$300–500
306 (one of 1000+)
307 (one of 20)
308 (one of 60)
309 (one of 600)
310 (one of 300)

311
U.S. REVOLUTIONARY WAR PAY SLIPS
Ten, some handwritten
$700–900
312
1775 VIRGINIA COLONIAL 5 POUND NOTE
VA-80 July 17, 1775
PCGS VF25 apparent splits tears repairs and stains
Ex John J. Ford Jr. Collection
$400–600
313
1775 NEW YORK COLONIAL CURRENCY $3 NOTE
NY-179 Sept. 2, 1775
PCGS 63 Adhesive residue on back, gutterfold on face
$1,500–2,000
311 (one of 10)
312
313

314
1862 LEGAL TENDER $1 NOTE
S/N 440 Fr 16 CGA 67 Gem Uncirculated
$5,000–7,000
315
1863 $2 NATIONAL CURRENCY ILLINOIS
Alton National Bank Charter 1428 Fr 387 CGA 45
$3,000–5,000
316
1865 NATIONAL BANK OF FREDERICK
MARYLAND $1 NOTE
Fr380a Frederick, Maryland National $1 PMG
VF30
$4,500–6,500
317
1865 NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER BANK $1
NOTE
New York, New York Fr 380 PMG 15
$500–700
314
315
316
317

318
1880 $2 UNITED STATES NOTE
Fr 52 CGA Gem Unc 67
$3,000–5,000
319
1882 $50 GOLD CERTIFICATE
Fr 1197 CGA VF30
$1,500–2,500
320
1899 $2 SILVER CERTIFICATE
Fr 253 CGA GEM UNC 67
$1,500–3,500
321
1907 $5 “WOOD CHOPPER” LEGAL TENDER
NOTE
“PCBLIC” Error Fr 91 PMG 62
$400–700
318
319
320
321

322
(one of three)
323
(one of 44)
324
(one of three)
325
(one of seven)
322
U.S. SERIES 1929 CHICAGO NATIONAL NOTES
Three Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago notes:
(2) $100 and (1) $20
$300–500
323
U.S. CURRENCY
Forty-four including: Fr 235 1899 $1, (2) Fr 238
1923 $1, 1929 $20 Federal Reserve Bank of
Kansas City, 1928 $100, etc.
$500–700
324
TRENTON NJ NATIONAL CURRENCY
Three notes: 1929 $5 Broad Street National Bank
Ch 3709, 1929 $10 First Mechanics Bank Ch 1327,
1929 $20 First Mechanics Bank Ch 1327
$300–500
325
U.S. SERIES 1929 NEW YORK NATIONAL NOTES
Seven National City Bank of New York Ch. #1461
$20 notes
$200–400

326
(one of nine)
327
(one of four)
328
(one of five)
329
(one of three)
326
Nine: (4) $10 Federal Reserve Bank of New
York, (2) $20 Federal Reserve Bank of New York,
Ch. #2370 $10 and $20, and Ch. #29 $20 First
National Bank of the City of New York.
$200–400
327
Four Federal Reserve Bank of New York notes:
(3) $100, (1) $50
$500–700
328
U.S. SERIES 1929 $20 NOTES OF
PENNSYLVANIA
Five: (3) Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia,
First National Bank of Lebanon Ch 240, and
Third National Bank of Pittsburgh Ch 291
$250–350
329
U.S. NATIONAL CURRENCY
Three 1929 $100 notes: Federal Reserve Bank of
New York, Chicago, and Kansas City
$400–600

330
(one of four)
331
(one of two)
332
(one of 130)
333
(one of 18)
330
U.S. RED SEAL $5 STAR NOTES
Four star notes CGA graded:1963 GEM UNC 67,
1963 GEM UNC 66, 1953 and 1953A CH UNC 64
$300–500
331
U.S. SERIES 1966 $100 NOTES
Two Fr 1550 Granahan Fowler AA Block
$300–500
332
U.S. CURRENCY
Approximately 130 including: 1928 $10 Gold
Certificate, 1928 $50, etc.
$600–800
333
U.S. SILVER CERTIFICATES
Eighteen including: (2) 1934 A $10 North Africa
Fr 2309, 1934 A $5 North Africa Fr 2307, Fr 1701,
Fr 1702, Fr 1704, Fr 1705, etc.
$300–500

334
(one of 26)
335
(one of four)
336
(one of 12)
337
(one of 375)
334
U.S. $5 RED SEAL LEGAL TENDER NOTES
Twenty-six including: 1953 A star, 1963 star,
1953 A fancy serial number, 1928 F, etc.
$300–500
335
OBSOLETE CURRENCY PRINT BLOCKS
Group of four
$100–200
336
U.S. CURRENCY AND EPHEMERA
Twelve including: Series 1918 $2 Philadelphia
Note, State Bank of New Brunswick NJ $1,
Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana $20, etc.
$400–600
337
CURRENCY OF CHINA
Approximately 375 including: ND 1940 Farmer’s
Bank of China 1 Yuan (45) some sequential,
1930 Central Bank of China 5 Customs Gold
Units, etc.
$500–700

338
FOREIGN CURRENCY SPECIMEN LOT
Eleven including: The States of Jersey One Pound ND (1963), Egypt 100 Pounds ND
1979, Haiti 50 Gourdes 1986, etc.
$700–900
339
CURRENCY OF CANADA
Eighty-nine including: Dominion of Canada 25C 1900, 1923 Dominion of Canada $2,
1954 Sequential $1 replacement notes (3), etc.
$250–350
340
CENTRAL BANK OF CHINA 1928 TWENTY COPPERS
Eighty-three including: mulitple short consecutive runs.
$400–600
338
(one of 11)
339
(three of 89)
340
(three of 83)

341
Eighteen consecutive serial numbers starting Y189665-Y189682
including Y189666.
$400–600
342
Ten consecutive serial numbers starting Y189603-Y189612
$300–500
343
100 consecutive serial numbers M539201-M539300
$800–1,200
341
342
343

344
CHINA CENTRAL BANK 1941 20 YUAN UNCUT SHEET
SCWPM 240, Uncut sheet of 6, PCGS VF20 stained,
gutterfold at right
$500–1,000

345
CURRENCY OF GERMANY
Approximately 190 including: 1949 20 Deutsche Mark, 1942 5 Reichsmark (3 consecutive), etc.
$250–350
346
CURRENCY OF GERMANY
Approximately 389 mostly pre-World War II including: 1923 100000 Mark (5 consecutive), etc.
$250–350
347
GERMAN CURRENCY NOTGELD AND BONDS
Approximately 550 including:1920 50 pfennig perforated, 1922 50000 Mark bond certificate, etc.
$300–500
345
(one of 190)
346
(one of 389)
347
(two of 550)

348
(one of 250)
351
(one of 185)
349
(one of 42)
350
(one of 120)
348
CURRENCY OF MEXICO
Approximately 250 pieces including: El Banco
Peninsular Mexicano 1914 5 Pesos, El Banco de
Sonora sequential 5 Pesos (2), etc.
$300–500
349
1916 MEXICO REVOLUTIONARY UN PESO NOTES
Yucatan forty-two
$200–400
350
CURRENCY OF THE PHILIPPINES
Approximately 120 including: ND 1944 Fifty
Pesos Victory Note, ND 1944 Ten Pesos Victory
Note, 1936 Ten Pesos, etc.
$300–500
351
CURRENCY OF AFRICA
Approximately 185 including: 1941 Algeria 5
Francs, East African States 25 Francs 1951, 1944
Morocco 50 Francs, etc.
$150–250

352
(one of 700+)
353
(one of 500+)
354
(one of 140)
355
(one of 600+)
352
CURRENCY OF EUROPE
700+ including: ND 1913 Greenland 25 Ore, 1964
Scotland 1 Pound, etc.
$600–800
353
CURRENCY OF MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES
500+ including: ND 5 Francs 1913-1916, 1950 20
Francs, Israel 1952 250 Pruta, etc.
$300–500
354
CURRENCY OF THE MIDDLE EAST
Approximately 140 including: 1931 Iraqi 1/4
Dinar, 1938 Iran 20 Rials, ND 10 Afghanis, etc.
$150–250
355
CURRENCY OF SOUTH AMERICA
600+ including: Brazil ND 5000 Cruzeiros, etc.
$400–600

356
FOREIGN CURRENCY
Approximatey 125 including: 1923 Dominion of Canada
25C, 1917 5 mark, 1966 Ireland 1 Pound, Philippines 2
peso victory note, etc.
$200–400
357
CURRENCY OF ASIA, OCEANIA AND RUSSIA
600+ including: ND 1962 South Vietnam 500 Dong, ND
1938 Australia 1 Pound, 1972 Bangladesh One Taka, etc.
$500–700
358
CURRENCY OF CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE
CARIBBEAN
Approximately 300 including: 1976 and 1977 Jamaica $1,
$2, $5, $10 Serial Number Sets (*002700), 1949 Cuba
Peso (2), Costa Rica ND 5 Colones, etc.
$300–500
359
CURRENCY OF JAPAN AND TERRITORIES
Approximately 375 including: ND 1944 100 Yen, etc.
$300–500
356
(one of 125)
357
(one of 600+)
358
(one of 300)
359
(one of 375)

360
JAPANESE ALLIED CURRENCY AND OCCUPATIONAL
NOTES
650+ including: ND Zone A 10 Yen, etc.
$300–500
361
EUROPEAN ALLIED WWII MILITARY CURRENCY
Approximately 275 including: 1944 100 Cent Francs,
1943 100 Lire, 1943 A 100 Lire, etc.
$250–350
362
FOREIGN CURRENCY AND EPHEMERA
600+ including: 1944 Japan 50 Sen, 1943 Dutch East
Indies 50C short snorter, etc.
$400–600
363
FOREIGN CURRENCY AND NOTGELD
Approximately 275 including: 1921 25 Pfenning, 1921 50
Not Geld, Central Bank of China 1930s gold notes, 1934
City of Long Branch NJ $1 scrip, etc.
$500–700
360
(one of 650+)
361
(one of 275)
362
(one of 600+)
363
(one of 275)

364
FOREIGN COINS AND CURRENCY
Approximately 150 including: 1915 1 Ducat PL
restrike, 1849-A 5 Francs, 1922 Philippines 1
Peso Victory Note, etc.
$400–600
365
Approximately 300 including: 1931 5 Lati,
Ancient Sassanian, Japanese 100 Mon, etc.
$300–500
366
Approximately 120 including: (3) 1984 1/10
Krugerrand, 1862 New Brunswick 20C, 1870 25C,
1874-H 25C, etc.
$300–500
367
Approximately 325 including: 1897 UK 1 Penny,
etc.
$150–250
364 (one of 150)
365 (one of 300)
366 (one of 120)
367 (one of 325)

368
COLLECTION OF CANADIAN COINS
Eighty-six including: 1935 $1, 1936 $1, 1907 50C,
1906 50C, etc.
$500–700
369
COINS OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND
Fifteen PCGS including: 1947 50C XF45, 1938 1C
MS63 BN, 1936 5C AU55, 1882-H 1C XF40, 1899
5C XF45, 1916 50C G06 Newfoundland 1885
50C VG08, 1918-C Newfoundland AU details,
etc.
$250–350
370
CHINESE CASH COIN SWORDS
Pair of 2
$400–600
368 (one of 86)
369 (one of 15)
370

371
1602H FRANCE 1/4 ECU COIN
NGC AU53
$300–500
372
1659D FRANCE 1/12 ECU COIN
KM 166.4, NGC AU55
$250–350
373
1660 FRENCH STATES ORANGE 1/12 ECU COIN
XF Details
$100–200
374
1664B FRANCE 1/12 ECU COIN
XF Details
$150–250
375
1718& FRANCE ECU COIN
KM 435.27 DAV 1327, NGC AU50
$250–350
376
1784I FRANCE ECU COIN
KM 564.7, VF Details
$150–250
371
372
373
374
375
376

377
1747-EK-M 10 THALER GERMAN STATES GOLD
COIN
PCGS VF35 Brunswick-Wolfenb.
$800–1,200
378
1818 GERMAN STATES THALER COIN
PCGS XF45 Bavaria
$150–250
379
GRADED COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
TERRITORIES
Nine including: 1893 Crown VF30, 1927(m)
Australia Florin AU58, 1918 Great Britain 1/2Cr
AU58, etc.
$300–500
380
GRADED STRAITS SETTLEMENTS COINS
Nine including: 1903-B Incuse $1 AU50, 1907 $1
XF45, etc.
$400–600
381
GERMAN SILVER COINS
Eleven including: 1854 2 Thaler, 1911 D 5 Mark,
1848 2 Gulden, etc.
$600–800
382
GERMAN GRAF ZEPPELIN COINS
Two: 1929 and 1930
$200–400
377
378
379 (one of nine)
380 (one of nine)
381 (one of eleven)
382 (one of two)

383
AETHELRED II THE UNREADY ENGLAND 1P
COIN
S-1146 (c978-1016)
NGC AU53
$200–300
384
1662 GREAT BRITAIN CROWN SILVER COIN
PCGS F15
$200–400
385
1786 GEORGE III MAUNDY COINS
Four: 1D, Twopence, Threepence, and Fourpence
$150–250
386
COINS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND TERRITORIES
Thirty-four including: 1964 Bermuda crown (2),
1982 Falkland Islands Proof set, etc.
$150–250
383
384
385 (one of four)
386 (one of 34)

387
1710 GREAT BRITAIN GOLD GUINEA COIN
S-3574 KM#534
PCGS AU58
$3,000–5,000
388
S-3729 KM#609
PCGS MS62
$800–1,200
389
S-3730 KM#664
PCGS AU55
$2,000–4,000
390
1860 GREAT BRITAIN FARTHING COIN
Toothed Border/Beaded Border
PCGS MS62BN
$800–1,200
387
388
389
390

391
VENICE GOLD DUCAT COIN
1342-1354 Doge LIV Andrea Dandolo 3.56g
Gamb. 84
$300–500
392
VENICE SILVER SCUDO DELLA CROCE COIN
Doge LXXXVII Nicolo Da Ponte 1578-1585 31.83g
Gamb 497r
$150–250
393
1789-97 VENICE ITALY ZECCHINO GOLD COIN
PCGS XF Details Holed Fr. 1445
$400–600
394
1834 ITALY NAPLES & SICILY 120G COIN
PCGS MS 62
$500–700
395
ITALIAN SILVER COINS
Fourteen including: 1930 R 10 Lire, 1910 R 2
Lire, 1928 R 20 Lire, 1927 R 20 Lire, etc.
$800–1,200
391
392
393
394
395 (one of 14)

396
1788 MEXICO SPANISH COLONY 8 ESCUDO
GOLD COIN
VF
$1,200–1,600
397
1749 MO M MEXICO 2R COIN
PCGS XF40
$200–300
398
GOLD COIN
VF
$1,200–1,600
399
GOLD COIN
XF details surface hairlines
$1,500–2,500
396
397
398
399

400
COINS OF NETHERLANDS OR NETHERLAND
ANTILLES
Four PCGS: 1851 Netherlands 2 1/2 G
XF40, 1970 Netherlands 25th anniversary
liberation 10 G MS64, 1964 Netherlands
Antilles 2 1/2 G MS64, 1978 Netherlands
Antilles 10 G MS66
$200–300
401
1880-BF PERU 5 PESETAS
PCGS AU55
$100–200
402
COINS OF POLAND
Four PCGS: 1965-MW P10 ZL SP67,1965-MW
P10 ZL SP67,1971-MW 5 ZL MS66, 1972-MW
P50 ZL SP67
$300–500
403
1727 PORTUGAL GOLD DOBRA COIN
XF some hairlines
$7,000–9,000
404
1899 RUSSIA 5 ROUBLES GOLD COIN
PCGS XF Details
$300–500
400 (one of four)
401
402 (one of four)
403
404

405
1808 SWITZERLAND BERN 5 BATZ COIN
PCGS MS 64
$250–350
406
GRADED COINS OF SOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICA
Eleven including: 1788 Barbados Penny,
1826-RA P Argentina 2 Sol, 1883-So Chile
Peso, etc.
$150–350
407
GRADED FOREIGN COINS
Fourteen including: 1905-H Hong Kong 5C,
1885 Spanish Philippines 10C, etc.
$200–500
408
GRADED EUROPEAN COINS
Nineteen including: 1615 Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha Thaler, 1892-B Switzerland 5 Franc,
1900-E Saxony 5 Mark, etc.
$300–700
409
FOREIGN SILVER COINS
Approximately 200 including: 1890
Netherlands 25C without dot, 1707 1/2
crown, etc.
$1,500–2,500
405
406 (one of 11)
408 (one of 19)
409 (one of 200)
407 (one of 14)

410
FOREIGN COINS
Approximately 575 including: (2) 1925 gold
sovereign, 1911 gold sovereign, etc
$700–900
411
FOREIGN COINS, MEDALS, AND TOKENS
1000+ including: 1751 8 Reales, 1858A Prussia
2 1/2 Groschen, 1885B 50 Bani, etc.
$400–600
412
COIN JEWELRY AND LOVE TOKENS
Twelve pieces including: 1873 Belgian coin
knife, 1911 three mark, etc.
$300–500
413
EUROPEAN SILVER COINS
Eleven including: 1780 Papal States 1 Scudo,
1796F Kronenthaler, 1783B Hungary Taler NGC
F15, etc.
$500–700
414
FOREIGN COINS AND TOKENS
Fifty-five including: 1884 Philippines 50C,
1936 10 Lire, 1906 50 Kopeks, etc.
$600–800
410 (one of 575)
411 (one of 1000+)
412 (one of 12)
413 (one of 11)
414 (one of 55)

415
FOREIGN SILVER COINS
Twenty-eight including: 1938 10 Litu, 1884
5 Pesetas, 1885 5 Pesetas, 1818 Sardinia 5 L,
etc.
$300–500
416
U.S. 1796 CASTORLAND SILVER MEDAL
PCGS MS62
$6,000–8,000
417
(1862) JAB-3 TIN ARSENAL WITH SUN MEDAL
NGC MS63
$150–250
418
1889 BENJAMIN HARRISON PORFIRIO DIAZ
MEDAL
HK-731 Consolidated Kansas City Smelting &
Refining Co. Reciprocity medal.
$300–500
419
GOLD ROWING MEDAL
1868 Lake Quinsigamond Massachusetts
27dwt
$3,000–5,000
415 (one of 28)
416
417
418
419

420
FRANKLIN MINT COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL SET
Thirty-six Franklin Mint International Society of
Postmasters sterling silver proof medals.
$300–500
421
U.S. AND FOREIGN EXPOSITION MEDALS
Four including: 1900 J.A. Roebling French
medal, 1874 Cincinati Industrial Exposition, 1901
Pan American Exposition HK 289, etc.
$400–600
422
MEDALS AND SO-CALLED DOLLARS
Ten including: 1915 Panama California
Exposition So-Called Dollar HK 428, 1960 Pony
Express So-Called Dollar HK 582, etc.
$300–500
423
HORTICULTURAL MEDALS
Five including: three Pennsylvania Horticultural
Society, etc.
$250–350
424
MEDALS AND TOKENS
Seventeen including: HK 155 So Called
Dollar 1893 Columbian Exposition, 1930 75th
Anniversary Crane Co., etc.
$250–350
425
U.S. AND FOREIGN MEDALS AND TOKENS
Approximately thirty-five including: 1837
Hard Times Token, 1985 Faberge Exhibition
Buckingham Palace Sterling Silver medal, etc.
$400–600
420 (one of 36)
422 (one of ten)
423 (one of five)
424 (one of 17)
425 (one of 35)
421 (one of four)

426 (one of 260)
427 (one of 200)
428 (one of 200)
429
426
FOREIGN COINS AND MEDALS
Approximately 260 including: 1859 Ein
Vereinsthaler (ex jewelry), 1926 Piastre de
Commerce, 1913-A Drei Mark, etc.
$300–500
427
FOREIGN COINS AND MEDALS
Approximately 200 including: Many Thaler sized
and mostly silver. 1912 2 Corona, 1914-A Prussia
5 Mark, 1901 Prussia 5 Mark, 1902 Hamburg
5 Mark, 1887 Great Britain Crown, 1904H
Newfoundland 50C, 1907 Baden 5 mark, etc.
$4,000–6,000
428
MEDALS, TOKENS, AND EXONUMIA
Approximately 200 including: George
Washington “Time Increases His Fame, 1981
Justice in America, Lyndon B Johnson, etc.
$200–400
429
SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL GOLD UNITY
MEDAL
Mauro Pagliari, Cape Mint, in wooden
presentation box numbered 11.
$1,300–1,600
430
CHINESE MEDAL
2015 silver-plated medal.
$200–300
430

431
ANCIENT GREEK AR STATER COIN
Thrace, Isl. of Thasos 520-450BC 8.99g
Obverse: Satyr abducts nymph
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse
NGC AU Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5
$800–1,200
432
Aspendos, Pamphylia 400-330 BC 10.6g
Obverse: Two wrestlers grappling
Reverse: Slinger standing right, triskeles right
$800–1,200
433
ANCIENT GREEK AR TETRADRACHM COIN
Alexander III The Great Posthumous issue c.
336-323BC 17.1g
Obverse: Hercules wearing Nemian Lion
Reverse: Zeus enthroned facing left
$250–350
434
Attica, Athens, Circa 353-294 BC 16.9g
Obverse: Helmeted head of Athena right, with
profile eye and pi-style palmette
Reverse: Owl standing right, head facing
olive sprig and crescent behind.
$150–250
431
432
433
434

435
Acarnania, Anactorium 350-300 BC 8.41g
Obverse: Pegasus
Reverse: Athena, ring w/ fillet
NGC XF Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5
$400–600
436
ANCIENT GREEK AR TRIOBOL COIN
Sicyonia, Sicyon 330-280 BC, 2.66g
Obverse: Chimaera
Reverse: Dove in flight
NGC Ch VF Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5
$250–350
437
Sicyonia, Sicyon 330-280 BC 11.3g
Obverse: Chimaera
Reverse: Dove in flight
About XF
$500–700
438
Seleukid Kingdom
Seleukos I, Nikator
17.1g Sear 6831
Obverse: Laureate head of Zeus
Reverse: Athena with spear and shield drawn by
four horned elephants
BC 312 - 280
$300–500
435
436
437
438

439
440 (one of three)
441 (one of three)
442
439
Antioch Alexander I Balas 16.7g
Obverse: Bust facing right
Reverse: Zeus Nikephoros seated facing left
$400–600
440
SELEUKID AR TETRADRACHM COINS
Three including:Antiochos VIII Epiphanes
(Grypos) Sidon mint 15.2g
Dated SE 196 (117/6 BC)
Obverse: Diademed head right Reverse: Zeus
Ouranios standing left, holding star in extended
right hand and scepter in left
$300–500
441
PTOLEMAIC KINGDOM AR TETRADRACHM
COINS
Three including: Ptolemy I, Ptolemy VIII, etc. 11-
13g each
$300–500
442
KINGS OF PAEONIA AR TETRADRACHM COIN
335-315BC 23mm 12.2g
Obverse: Laureate Head of Apollo Right
Reverse: Warrior on rearing horse spearing
enemy warrior
$250–350

443
444
445
446
443
KINGS OF BAKTRIA TETRADRACHM COIN
Eukratides I 171-145 BC 16.3g
Obverse: Helmeted bust of king facing right
Reverse: Dioscuri galloping right holding spears
and palm fronds
$500–700
444
KINGS OF BAKTRIA TETRADRACHM COIN
Eukratides I 171-145 BC 16.6g
Obverse: Helmeted bust of king facing right
Reverse: Dioscuri galloping right holding spears
and palm fronds
$500–700
445
PONTIC KINGDOM AV STATER COIN
Mithradates VI 120-63 BC 8.25g
Tomis types of Lysimachus
NGC Ch VF Strike 3/4, Surface 4/5
$1,200–1,600
446
ANCIENT THRACIAN OR SCYTHIAN COSON COIN
After 54 BC, AV Stater 8.48g
Obverse: procession
Reverse: eagle, wreath, scepter
NGC MS Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5
$800–1,200

447
CELTIC ELECTRUM STATER COIN
AV Stater Somme, Gaul Gallo-Belgic type 58-
50BC 6g
Reverse: Disjointed Horse
$700–900
448
GROUP OF ANCIENT COINS
Thirty-five including: Plautilla AR Denarius, Julia
Domna Wife of Septimus Severus 193-211 AD AR
Denarius, etc.
$400–600
449
ANCIENT ROMAN AE SESTERTIUS COINS
Eight including: Philip I RIC IV 166a, Philip I RIC
IV 149a, Gordian III RIC IV 299a, etc.
$200–400
450
PARTHIAN KINGDOM AR TETRADRACHM COIN
AR Tetradrachm Mithradates II 123-88BC 15.27g
Obverse: King’s diademed and cuirassed bust left
with long pointed beard
Reverse: archer seated right on omphalos
holding bow monogram behind.
$1,000–1,500
451
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL COINS
Approximately forty including: Mysia, Pergamon
AE 200-133BC, Troas, Skepsis AE 350-310BC, etc
$250–350
447 448 (one of 35)
449 (one of eight)
450
451 (one of 40)

452
U.S. AND CHINESE STAMPS
Approximately thirty-eight sheets including: People’s
Republic of China Year of the Monkey #1586 Block of
Sixteen, etc.
$800–1,200
453
U.S. AND FOREIGN STAMPS
Two boxes including U.S. and foreign stamp albums and
covers.
$150–250

454
U.S. AND FOREIGN STAMPS
Three boxes of covers and supplies
$50–100
455
U.S. AND FOREIGN STAMP COLLECTION
Three large boxes including: Scott National Album with
Airmail C13, C14, C15 and C1-6, Souvenir sheet #630, etc.
$400–600

456
CHINESE STOCK CERTIFICATES
Three from 1913 and 1922
$700–900
457
RUSSIAN BOND CERTIFICATES
Forty-one with coupons 1885
$200–600
(one of three) (one of 41)

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bid directly with the phone agent to make
on your behalf. Please do not change your
phone number after your phone lines have
been confirmed; if you do, the Auction House
will not be responsible for any breakdown in
communications.
We do not have the capacity to assign phone
agents to clients who want to listen only or
who will not bid the minimum selling price.
Therefore, if you request to reserve a phone
agent for bidding, you must be willing to open
bidding and bid to the low estimate should
the bidding go that far.
Bids are placed on the telephone at the
discretion of the Auction House and at
the caller’s risk. Telephone bidding is a

convenience offered to our customers and,
while we will make every effort to execute
your instructions, the Auction House is not
liable or responsible for any errors or failure
to bid.
9. Internet Bids
The Auction House has engaged the services
of third party online bidding platforms
called Bidsquare and Live Auctioneers.
Please proceed to these sites for all
necessary information on how to bid and
buy online using these platforms. UNDER
NO CIRCUMSTANCES, INCLUDING, BUT
NOT LIMITED TO, NEGLIGENCE, SHALL THE
AUCTION HOUSE AND ITS CONSIGNORS BE
LIABLE FOR LOST PROFITS OR ANY SPECIAL,
INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
THAT RESULT FROM THE USE OF, OR THE
INABILITY TO USE, THESE SITES.
If you place absentee bids with the Auction
House and/or a third party site and also bid
in person, by phone or any other means, it
is solely your responsibility to cancel these
absentee bids prior to the start of the auction.
If you do not or cannot, regardless of reason,
you will be held responsible for the purchase
of any Lot for which you have placed a
successful absentee bid.
Absentee bids left with third party online
bidding platforms are released to the Auction
House when a Lot comes up for sale. Such
absentee bids are considered received by
us at the time they are released to us by the
online bidding platforms.
10. Reserves
A reserve is the confidential minimum price
established by the Auction House and the
consignor. The reserve will never exceed
the low estimate of a Lot. The Auction
House prohibits consignors from bidding on
their own Lots, but the Auction House may
implement the reserve by bidding on behalf
of the consignor at the auction up to the
reserve. The Auction House will indicate in the
catalogue or by saleroom announcement or
notice when parties with an interest In a Lot,
for example a beneficiary of an estate, may be
bidding on such Lot.
11. Bidding Increments
Generally, bidding increments are made as
follows; however, the auctioneer has the sole
and exclusive power, discretion, and authority
to regulate the bidding and change the
bidding increments.
• $10 until $100 is reached
• $25 until $500 is reached
• $50 until $1,000 is reached
• $1,000 until $30,000 is reached
• $10,000 over $100,000
12. Auctioneer’s Determination Final
A Lot will be sold to the highest bidder
as determined in the sole and exclusive
judgment of the auctioneer. The auctioneer
will also have the sole and exclusive power
and authority to: a) resolve any disputes
between bidders; b) determine whether to
pass or re-offer a Lot for sale; c) reject or
challenge any bid or advance in the bidding;
d) exclude any bidder from the auction and/or
auction premises; and e) otherwise regulate
the bidders, the bidding and the bidding
increments.
13. Successful Auction Bids
Upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer an
agreement for the sale of the Lot is created
between the successful bidder and the
consignor.
14. Auction Results
Preliminary auction results will be available
online shortly after each auction at www.
ragoarts.com. Final auction results will be
available as soon as the Auction House has
audited and verified all sales/bids, usually
within one day of an auction.
15. Invoicing, Buyer’s Premium and Sales Tax
All successful bidders will be sent invoices
by e-mail or mail (if we do not have an email
address on file) within two business days
following an auction.
We charge a buyer’s premium on each Lot
sold in amount equal to: 25% of the hammer
price up to and including $200,000.00; and
20% on that part of the hammer price above
$200,000.00 (the “Buyer’s Premium”).
Successful Bidders who bid through third
party online bidding platforms pay the Buyer’s
Premium and a surcharge that offsets the
fee levied by the third party online bidding
platform on the Auction House. For more
details on this surcharge, see the Terms of
Sale posted with each of our auctions on
Bidsquare or Live Auctioneers.
The Auction House will collect New Jersey
sales tax on all Lots picked up from the
Auction House’s New Jersey premises or
shipped to a New Jersey address.
16. Payment of the Purchase Price and
Transfer of Title
The hammer price, the Buyer’s Premium, any
applicable surcharges or fees and taxes shall
be added together to comprise the total
purchase price for each Lot (the “Purchase
Price”). Payment of the Purchase Price in
full is due immediately upon your receipt of
our invoice. If payment is not received in full
within fifteen (15) days, the Auction House
reserves the right to impose interest at a rate
of 1.5% per month prorated from the date of
auction.
Upon our receipt of payment in full in good
and clear funds from you, title to a Lot
transfers to you. If you make payment by
check, title shall not transfer to you until the
check has cleared.
17. Methods of Payment and Credit Card
Processing Fee
Cash. Check. Wire Transfers. Money Order.
Visa. MasterCard. Discover. PayPal. A 2%
surcharge will be added for payments made by
Visa, MasterCard, Discover or PayPal.
18. Authenticity Guarantee
The consignor is providing an authenticity
guarantee for certain Lots, to the extent
indicated in the catalogue (as explained
below), for a period of four (4) years from
the date of auction (the “Authenticity
Guarantee”). We are not personally liable for
the Authenticity Guarantee. For purposes
of the Authenticity Guarantee, authenticity
is defined as a true work that is not a fake.
Your sole remedy under the Authenticity
Guarantee, to the exclusion of any other
remedy available to you under the law, shall
be the return of any portion of the Purchase
Price paid by you to us. Refunds provided
under the Authenticity Guarantee shall
not include packing, shipping or insurance
expenses incurred by you. For the avoidance
of doubt, the Authenticity Guarantee
is available only to you and may not be
transferred to your heirs, agents, transferees,
assigns or subsequent buyers.
To make a claim under the Authenticity
Guarantee, you must submit, at your expense,
an opinion in writing from a recognized
expert, pre-approved by the Auction House,
regarding the authenticity of the Lot at issue.
If the Lot is judged inauthentic by the expert,
prior to receiving a refund of any amount of
the Purchase Price paid by you to us, the Lot
must be returned to us in the same condition
as at time of auction.
If you have satisfied the requirements of
this Section 18 and we have not yet paid the
consignor, we will refund your payment of the
Purchase Price or any portion thereof to you.
If you have satisfied the requirements of this
Section 18 and we have paid the consignor,
we will: (i) refund to you the Buyer’s Premium
(as defined below) and any taxes paid; and (ii)
make written demand upon the consignor for
the payment of the balance of the Purchase
Price you paid. If the consignor fails to
refund the balance of the Purchase Price,
the Auction House will furnish you with the
name and address of the consignor and assign
all of the Auction House’s rights against the
consignor to you. You hereby agree that upon
this assignment of the Auction House’s rights,
the Auction House will have no further liability
to you or responsibility to pursue your claim
against the consignor.
The Authenticity Guarantee excludes the
following:
• Any lot description that states there is a
conflict of specialist opinion;
• Any lot description that states (or is
bracketed in a section described as) “as is“ or
“not guaranteed”;
• Any typographical errors in our Lot
descriptions or catalogue;
• Wear on furniture;
• Flakes, surface scratches, or manufacturing
flaws in glass or ceramic Lots;
• The description of clocks and lighting
devices, whether in the catalogue or a
condition report, as such descriptions
may be incomplete and not identify every
mechanical replacement, repair, or defect.
The absence of reference to the condition of
a clock or lighting device does not imply it to
be in working condition or without defects,
repairs, restorations, or replacement parts. No
warranty is made that any watch is in working
condition or without defects, restorations, or
working parts. Buyers are advised to check
watch works prior to auction;
• The description of jewelry, whether in the

catalogue or a condition report, is rendered
as opinion and not a representation of
fact, including, but not limited to, specialist
opinion as to authenticity, the enhancement
or treatment of gemstones, the weight
of gemstones, the country of origin, the
authorship or origin (manufacture) of an item,
its period (or c.) or the authenticity of its
marks;
19. Transfer of Risk of Loss
Risk of loss shall transfer to you upon your
pick-up of a Lot or the 14th day after the
auction, whichever is earlier. We are not
responsible for any damage or loss that occurs
to the Lot past such dates.
20. Pick-Up, Shipping and Storage Fees
All Lots must be removed from the premises of
the Auction House no later than fourteen (14)
days after an auction.
If Lots are not removed within thirty (30)
days after an auction, you will thereafter be
assessed a $10.00 per Lot storage charge
per day and we may, in our sole discretion,
remove any Lot to public storage at your risk
and expense. All associated charges with
such public storage will be charged to you
and must be paid prior to our release of a Lot
to you. Uncollected Lots left at the Auction
House for ninety (90) days following an
auction will be sold or donated.
If you choose to pick up a Lot from the
Auction House following an auction you must
call 24 hours in advance to arrange pick-up.
Regular hours for pick up are Monday – Friday,
from 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and from 1:00 p.m.
to 5:00 p.m. Please bring your own packing
materials. The Auction House is closed on
Federal holidays and on Mondays following
full auction weekends. Weekend pick-ups
are made by special arrangement and/or by
appointment only.
If you choose to ship a Lot from the Auction
House you are solely responsible for the
shipment. We will work with any shipper
of your choosing. If you have any shipping
preference for any reason, please make sure
your shipper carries insurance. We are not
responsible for any damage or loss that occurs
while your objects are in another’s care. We
will also not be responsible for any damage
or loss that occurs if you choose a shipping
method that we have advised against, and we
will require a waiver from you acknowledging
this.
As a convenience to you, we will, if requested,
release a Lot to a third party shipper. This
company will pack and ship or arrange
shipment for you via UPS, FedEx or other
carrier, fully insured, for a fee payable in
advance by credit card. Shipments are made
within a few days after payment has been
received. For the avoidance of doubt, we will
not be responsible for any damage or loss that
occurs to a Lot once we release it to a third
party shipper.
All international customs, duties, and other
tariffs are your responsibility. The Auction
House and all third party shippers will declare
the hammer price plus the Buyer’s Premium as
the value of a Lot in all cases.
Oversized Lots are objects such as furniture,
andirons, floor vases, or any other item
whose safe packing will exceed the limits
of common carriers. The Auction House can
arrange delivery by freight almost anywhere
in the United States, fully insured, for a
fee. The delivery of oversized, large, heavy,
or expensive objects is not an inexpensive
proposition and we urge you to consider this
before bidding.
21. Export and Import
The Auction House and the consignor make
no representations or warranties as to
whether any Lot is or is not subject to export
or import restrictions or any embargoes and
will have no responsibility with regard to these
matters.
22. Endangered Species
You are responsible for checking any
applicable laws and regulations regarding
the importation of Lots containing materials
made from endangered species. An export
or import license may be required for the
export or import of such Lots and it is your
sole responsibility to familiarize yourself with
International, U.S. Federal and State laws
or requirements regarding the necessary
export, import, endangered species or other
permit required prior to bidding at auction.
We will not rescind the sale of a Lot that
is transferred to you and later seized by
government authorities due to the presence
of endangered species material.
23. Firearms
The Auction House only sells antique firearms
as defined by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco and Firearms. Due to New Jersey
firearms regulations, all handguns, pistols,
and revolvers will only be shipped via Federal
Express and will only be delivered to a person
who holds a Federal Firearms License or a
Curios and Relics License. Handguns, pistols,
and revolvers can only be picked up at the
Auction House by a person who holds a
Federal Firearms License or the proper New
Jersey handgun permits, which must be shown
and logged. There are no exceptions. No
firearms will be sold or shipped internationally.
It is your sole responsibility to familiarize
yourself with your local laws and requirements
for the possession of firearms; to identify
and obtain any necessary license or permit
prior to bidding; and to abide by all Federal,
State and local laws and requirements. The
Auction House and the consignor make no
representations or warranties as to whether
any Lot is or is not subject to such restrictions
and will have no responsibility with regard to
these matters.
24. Jewelry
For centuries, natural gemstones have been
enhanced in a variety of ways, including
heating, oiling and other methods. These
treatments are accepted by the international
jewelry and gemstone trade. The Auction
House makes no representations or
warranties, express or implied, as to whether
natural stones have been treated or enhanced,
whether specifically referenced or not.
All stones have been identified by standard
gemological field tests as the mounting
permits and the Auction House will
make available to prospective buyers any
gemological certificates in its possession.
It will not always be feasible to obtain a
qualified lab report on every stone offered
through the Auction House. If you wish to
have a grading or gemological report from
an independent recognized laboratory such
as the Gemological Institute of America, the
European Gemological Laboratories or the
American Gemological Institute, you may
request one at your own expense or hire an
independent adviser of your choosing.
Weights given are based solely on
measurements and known gemological
formulae; they are approximate, not exact.
Weight may differ once a stone is removed
from its setting. You are advised to verify
weight estimates prior to bidding at auction
25. Coins and Currency
Grading is a not an exact science. It is a
matter of opinion as to condition and other
attributes. Because of this, grading can and
will differ among third party grading services
(even though consensus grading is employed
by most), independent experts, dealers,
collectors and auction houses, including
our own. Due to the subjectivity of coin and
currency grading, a given piece evaluated
twice by the same expert may be assigned a
different grade each time. Opinion as to the
grading, condition or other attributes of any
Lots may have a material effect on value.
Therefore all coins and currency are sold
“as is” by the Auction House, except as to
authenticity, as expressly stated in the Terms
of Sale. They are sold without any additional
express or implied warranty, including, but not
limited to, grade. This includes all coins and
currency, including, but not limited to, those:
• Referencing the opinion of a third-party
grading service;
• With no reference to the opinion of a
third-party grading service;
• With reference to the opinion of the
Auction House as to grading;
• Subsequently submitted to a third-
party grading service for determination or
certification;
• Encapsulated and therefore unable to be
physically examined.
The Auction House reserves the right to
differ with the grades assigned to any Lot,
by certificate or otherwise, regardless of the
grading service, and will not be bound by any
prior or subsequent opinion, determination or
certification by third-party grading services
including, but not limited to, National
Guaranty Company (NGC), Professional
Coin Grading Service (PCGS), Paper Money
Guaranty (PMG) and Currency Grading and
Authentication (CGA) or any other any grading
service, third party organization or dealer.
There is no guarantee or warranty implied or
expressed that the grading standards utilized
by the Auction House will meet the standards
of any grading service at any time in the
future.
The Auction House has graded uncertified
coins and currency with reference to the
current interpretation of the American
Numismatic Association’s standards at the
time of grading.
The Auction House reserves the right to re-
grade any Lot re-consigned for any reasons,
including, but not limited to a change of
grading standards, differences in opinion,
mishandling over time.
The Auction House will not be liable for
any patent or latent defect or controversy

pertaining to or arising from any encapsulated
coins or currency. In any such instance,
purchaser’s remedy, if any, shall be solely
against the service certifying and purchaser
hereby agrees that it shall have no remedy
against the Auction House.
Please note that certain types of plastic may
react with a coin’s metal or transfer plasticizer
to notes, causing damage. Avoid storage in
materials that are not inert.
26. Failure to Make Payment
If you fail to make payment, we shall charge
you interest at the rate of 18% per annum from
the date of the auction.
In addition to other remedies available to the
Auction House by law, the Auction House may,
at its option:
i. Cancel the sale of any Lot for which
payment by you has not been made or for any
Lot for which you have made payment and
retain all payments made by you for such Lots
as liquidated damages;
ii. Resell any Lot for which payment by you has
not been made, whether at public auction or
private sale; or
iii. Pursue any combination of i) and ii) above.
In the event of non-payment, you will be
responsible to the Auction House and the
consignor for any deficiency, any and all
costs and expenses, including reasonable
attorneys’ fees, collection fees and expenses,
late charges, interest, storage fees and
other damages. The Auction House may, at
its discretion, apply any proceeds of sale
otherwise due to you or monies held for you in
the Auction House’s possession to satisfy your
obligations to us.
27. Rescission by the Auction House
In the event the Auction House receives
notice of an adverse claim with respect to a
sold Lot, the Auction House shall have the
right (but not the obligation), in its sole and
absolute discretion, to rescind the sale to you,
upon written notice to you. Upon such notice,
you will promptly return the purchased Lot
to the Auction House’s premises in the same
condition as when you purchased it. Following
our receipt of the Lot, we will then promptly
refund you the full Purchase Price, including
the Buyer’s Premium and applicable taxes
paid. You will have no further recourse against
the Auction House or the consignor, and the
Auction House and the consignor shall not be
liable for any damages of any nature suffered
by you.
28. Governing Law and Forum for Disputes
The laws of New Jersey shall govern the Terms
of Sale and all of our auctions. Any disputes
that may arise in connection with any auction
or sale shall be governed by and construed in
accordance with New Jersey law. You agree
to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of
the State of New Jersey with respect to any
dispute arising in connection with any auction
and/or any sales. You agree that the Federal
and State courts sitting in New Jersey shall
have exclusive jurisdiction over any claims
asserted by you against the Auction House
in connection with any auction and/or any
sales. You further agree that the Auction
House may, in its sole discretion, assert any
claims it has against you in connection with
any auction and/or any sales in any Federal
or State courts sitting in New Jersey or in any
other jurisdiction where you or assets owned
by you may be found. In the event that the
Auction House brings an action to enforce
the Terms of Sale and/or to collect any sum
due and owing to it, the Auction House shall
be entitled to collect (in addition to any other
amounts it Is owed) its reasonable attorney’s
fees, collection agency fees, and cost of suit
from you.
29. Limitations of Liability
The Auction House is not liable for any breach
or default by the consignor of a Lot.
30. Severability and Waiver
If any provision of these Terms of Sale shall
be deemed unlawful, void, or unenforceable
under applicable law, that provision shall
be stricken and severed from the remaining
provisions, which shall remain in full force and
effect. Failure to enforce any of the provisions
in these Terms of Sale shall not be deemed
a waiver of the right to enforce any other
provisions of these Terms of Sale.
31. No Assignment
Unless the Auction House consents in writing,
you may not assign your rights or any of your
obligations hereunder.
32. No Modifications
These Terms of Sale may not be changed
unless the Auction House and you have
agreed to do so in a written agreement signed
by both parties.
33. Miscellaneous
These Terms of Sale shall apply to both
auction and private sales.
Paragraph and subheadings are included in
these Terms of Sale for ease of reference and
should not be used to interpret the meaning
of the substantive provisions.

RAGO COINS/CURRENCY AUCTIONS
Auction Management: Miriam Tucker
Director: Chris Wise
Specialist/Numismatic Community Outreach Coordinator: Tom Rago
Cataloguer/Administrator: Samuel Grillo
RAGO ARTS AND AUCTION CENTER
Partners-in-Charge: David Rago, Suzanne Perrault, Miriam Tucker
Chief Operating Officer: Michael Ingham
Chief Administrative Officer: Eliane Talec
Director, Estate Services: Sebastian Clarke
Director, Appraisal Services: Laurel Porcelli
Art Director: Anthony Barnes
Photography Studio Director: Lynnette Mager Wynn
Photographer: Jared Kramer
Director, Client Services: Karen Davies
Client Services: Martine Webber
Client Relations Specialist: Mick Byers
Foreman of Operations: Croix Leadem
Art Handlers and Movers: Casey Kochis (crew chief),
Charles Chamberlin, Jason Kwon, Sean Leslie, Richard Palleschi, Justin Thomas
Design Director/Personal Property Manager: Arlen Sam Brown
Controller: Lisa Kolva
Digital Content Creator: Nicholas Fonteix
Digital Marketing Assistant: Olivia Tornick
Public Relations/Marketing Assistant: Robin Harris
Administrative Staff: Kathy Buscavage, Guy Benthin
Our thanks to the entire auction staff.

SHIPPING/RECEIPT OF PURCHASED PROPERTY
A bid is a contract to buy. So on the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, the successful bidder becomes the owner and assumes full responsibility for
the purchased property. This includes all costs and the expenses of any handling, shipping, insurance, taxes, or export.
When the Auction Center receives and processes your payment, your property is released for shipping, delivery by freight, or pick-up. Please allow
up to three weeks.
NOTE: Some property in this sale may require specialized shipping. Please call us for our recommendations.
SHIPPING SMALL ITEMS BY COMMON CARRIER (UPS, FEDEX, DHL OR USPS):
We have engaged shippers to pick up several times a week from the auction house. Our recommended shippers for small items are Masterpiece
Shipping and The Flemington UPS Store. Once we receive your payment and the completed shipping form authorizing the release of your
property to the shipper, we will add your lot(s) to the list for the next pick up. You will receive a shipping quote for your approval within 48 hours
after the shipper has picked up your lot(s). If for any reason the quote is not acceptable to you, your property will be returned to the auction
house so that you can make alternate arrangements.
Masterpiece Shipping
David and Vicki Child, Owners-Operators
Buckingham Green
4950-C Old York Road
Buckingham, PA 18912-2000
T: 215-794-1199 | F: 215-794-1177 | Masterpiece@gmail.com
The UPS Store #1752
203 Main Street
Flemington, NJ 08822
T: 908-806-4842 | F: 908-806-4843 | store1752@theupsstore.com
SHIPPING LARGER ITEMS BY FREIGHT:
Some furniture, bulky or odd shaped items may exceed the allowable dimensions or weight restrictions of UPS, Fed Ex and similar carriers. The
auction house can provide assistance in arranging for delivery by freight. Depending on the location, we can recommend a variety of third party
shippers. We are also happy to work with the freight company of your choosing. Please keep in mind that delivery of these types of items can be
an expensive proposition and we urge you to consider this before bidding. Please remember that it is your responsibility to pay for all deliveries.
PICK UP AT RAGO:
Hours for pick up are Monday – Friday, from 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The shipping department closes each day
from 11:30 – 1:30. The Auction House is closed on Federal holidays and on Mondays following two and three day auctions. We require 24 hours’
notice in advance of pick up. Please bring your own packing materials.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Weekend pick ups are made by special arrangement and/or by appointment only.
New Jersey sales tax of 6.875% must be added to your invoice when picking up merchandise unless you have a valid resale number on file.
All property must be paid for and removed from Rago Arts & Auction Center within 15 business days of the auction. Unless special arrangements
are agreed upon in writing before the sale. Storage fees are charged beginning on day 16. For more details see our Terms of Sale.

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