Celebrating 40 Years Celebrating 40 Years - Coin And Bullion ...

The Christmas 

The 

Christmas 

Collection Collection 

Celebrating 40 40 Years Years

It’s hard to believe. It has been 40 years since I first opened a coin shop in Panama City. That small 

one-man coin shop has changed alot over the years. Today Coin & Bullion Reserves has become a twenty 

employee operation that is a market leader in Fine Jewelry, Rare Coins, and Precious Metals. In this, our 

40th year, Coin & Bullion Reserves will have over $100,000,000 in gross sales. In celebration of 40 years 

in business we would like to present to you, our loyal and valued customers our “Christmas Collection.” 

In the following pages you will find some of the most exquisite fine jewelry acquisitions from 

manufacturers, estates, individuals, and collectors from all over the world. Many of these items are one of 

a kind antique pieces, much sought after by discriminating jewelry collectors. 

In the numismatic section of the collection you will find a selection of rarities from our extensive inventory 

of rare coin treasures. These prices are generally for advanced collectors but we have coins for all levels 

of collectors. Whether you need to fill holes in your collection, or would like to build an investment portfolio 

of rare coins, visit our showroom and ask for Larry. 

Small antiques have always appealed to me. In this catalogue you will find a wonderful selection of unusual 

items I have accumulated over a period of many years. If you fancy rare silver items you should take a 

look at the Tiffany & Co. Sterling Vase, or perhaps the very rare sterling Epergne from 1902 by Elkington & 

Co Ltd. If you would just love to eat your morning cereal from an 18 Kt solid gold bowl; with an 18 Kt gold 

spoon, we have the perfect item for you. If you desire something a little more practical you might want to 

take a look at our 14 Kt gold cigar cutter. 

Coin & Bullion Reserves could not have attained the level of success we have without the confidence, 

consideration, and continued support of a great many people. Panama City is and always has been my 

home, and I am extremely proud of the level of patronage my business has had from the people here. I 

hope that you will enjoy perusing our Christmas Collection, and I will genuinely appreciate a visit by you to 

our showroom. 

I will be forever grateful for the trust you have placed in me and I will endeavor to continue to earn your 

business, because I am. 

Sincerely Yours, 

Larry L. Lee 

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Genuine Antique 


The Dress Clip 

The Dress Clip became the most important jeweled accessory of the 30’s. Usually worn 

in pairs at the neckline, they were held in place by means of a flat backed hinged 

mechanism that snapped shut over the fabric’s edge. The story is that Louis Cartier came 

up with the idea for the clip while watching a woman use clothespins to hang laundry out 

to dry. These versatile ornaments could also be worn on jacket lapels, hats, purses, belts, 

and with the attachment of an additional pinback such as this one, could be joined for 

wear as a brooch. 8.50ctw mounted in platinum. 

38ct Aquamarine Brooch 

Platinum style basket setting 

accented with a Pave’ 

ribbon of 1/2ctw diamonds. 

Circa 1960s 

$13,000 


Circa 1930s 

$12,500 

Tiffany & Co. 

Persian turquoise with 

1/3 ctw Pave’ set 

diamond clip 18kt Brooch. 

Circa 1960s 

$5,500 

35.00 ctw Diamond Platinum Bracelet 

Kings, Sultans, and Emperors have done it for millennia. 

Now you too can make your lady feel like a queen 

with this one of a kind platinum and diamond bracelet. 

Thirty-one hand selected emerald cut 

diamonds, each weighing 1.10 carats, 

make this piece truly exceptional 

and very becoming for the lady in your life. 

$180,000 


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Age of Diamonds 

The 18th century was known as the “Age of Diamonds.” 

At the beginning of the 1700s royalty and nobility were the primary wearers of jewels of high intrinsic value. In 

1762 Queen Charlotte, wife of George III, posed for her portrait wearing, among other jewels, a diamond 

stomacher which covered her entire V-shaped bodice. Low necklines and upswept hair suggested long earrings 

and short necklaces. The girandole (French for ‘chandelier’) and pendeloque were popular shapes for 

necklaces, pendants, and earrings. Pendeloques are single pear-shaped drops suspended from a central 

element with small accents, as shown in this modern interpretation of the Elaborate Edwardian style. 

33ctw of diamonds 

$45,000 


2.70ctw sapphires with 

2ctw diamond earrings. 

$7,500 

14kt white gold vintage ring with 

0.69ct tanzanite and 1.10ctw of diamonds. 

Circa 1960s 

$3,899 




This beautiful Art Deco 

bracelet is an example of the 

craftsmanship of this era. 

Set in platinum with 4.34ctw 

of diamonds and 1.81ctw of 

created sapphires. 

Circa 1920s 

$7,500 


Art Nouveau 

lavaliere necklace. 

A whimsical filigree design with 

sapphires and dangling seed pearls. 

1/2 ct diamond center. 

$2,200 


Art Deco bracelet. 14kt sapphire 1/2ctw with 3.53ctw of 

European cut diamonds. This is an exquisite 

example of the Art Deco era. 

$4,995 

18kt 2.60ctw sapphires and 0.30ctw 

diamond filigree ring. 

Circa 1990s 

$1,500 


This beautiful 1920s rounded 

navette-shaped platinum ring 

contains a 1ct old mine cut diamond. 

Four champagne diamonds on each 

corner with trillion and square cut 

sapphires that accentuate 

the center diamond. 

$4,500 


Our curious little friend won’t bite! 

This adorable platinum spider 

brooch has pave’ set sapphires 

1.16ctw on his abdomen 

and 0.75ctw diamonds set on his 

head and legs. 

$4,500 


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Beautiful vintage 14k yellow gold hand 

assembled amethyst and seed pearl brooch. 

$499 




These beautiful pink tourmaline earrings 

consist of 3.40ctw of tourmalines and 

1/4ctw of diamonds. They are set in 18kt 

white gold. They can be converted into 

pierced or non-pierced. 

Circa 1930 

$1,999 

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Victorian 10kt gold lavalier with round cut amethyst. 

The stone is set with a beautiful milgrain detail accented with 

a lovely leaf motif. 

Circa 1890s 

$250 

A lovely modern design 6ct amethyst with 

1/4ctw of diamonds in a 14kt yellow gold ring. 

$799 

19th century bar pin with a 1.75ct oval amethyst hand set in a bezel with 

a beautiful milgrain etching. There are 20 rose cut diamonds 

running the length of the pin with six collet set Old Mine Cut 

diamonds. Approx. 1.30ctw of diamonds. 

$2,200 


You can almost hear the flutter from the 

wings of this unique mother of pearl butterfly 

brooch. The wings have been 

carved from an abalone shell and are 

accentuated with round pink tourmaline 

and tiny micro pave’ set diamonds. The 

body of the butterfly is 18kt white gold and 

paved with diamonds. 

Circa 1930 

$1,200 

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20th century circular brooch set in 14kt white 

gold. There are 1.30ctw of round brilliant cut 

diamonds and graduated square cut emeralds. 

$2,625 


Art Nouveau 15kt bar pin that contains a 1ct round cut 

aquamarine that has been hand set in a bezel with a milgrain 

finish. There are 12 tiny seed pearls that are set in a floral type 

design around the aquamarine. 

$499 


14kt filigree white gold bracelet 

with etched rock crystals encased 

with a single cut diamond. 

$599 



Modern free form mounting 

incasing a natural uncut Colombian 

emerald crystal with round 

brilliant cut diamonds. 

$2,000 

Late Georgian period ring, containing a 

cushion cut emerald, an Old Mine Cut diamond and 

an oval ruby. Each prong holds a rose cut diamond on 

its tip. The ring has a beautiful scroll design on each 

side of the shank. 

$4,500 


These Victorian platinum 1.50ctw 

diamond earrings would look lovely 

adorning your ears. 

Circa 1890s 

$2,000 


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This delightful little 14kt flower 

has carved jade leaves with ruby 

stamen and a pearl center. 

Circa 1960 

$725 


This lovely flower on a trellis has 

exceptional detail. A small European 

cut diamond accents the base of the 

leaves. Made of 10kt tri-color gold. 

Circa 1930 

$219 


This beautiful 18kt flower has articulated 

petals and exquisite detail. 

The stamens are moveable 

in the center and have 0.10ct 

rubies on their tips. A must see! 

Circa 1960 

$2,500 


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These charming little 10kt song birds appear to 

be singing a heartfelt song. Exceptional detail 

and accented with diamond eyes. 

Circa 1960 

$1,399 


These marvelous twin roses look 

as if they are in a pose. 

An excuisite 3 dimensional 

design with diamond dew drops 

on the leaves. 

Circa 1960 

$1,450 


You can see the delicate softness of 

the 18kt Rose gold petals in this 3 

dimensional rose brooch. 

Circa 1960s 

$450 



Landscape portrait cameo carved from 

natural shell.14kt swirled bezel. 

Circa 1890 

$799 


Natural shell cameo set into an 

ornate ribbon style brooch mounting 

with floral accents. 

Circa 1870s 

$999 

High relief cameo carved from fire coral. 

Open work gallery 10kt frame embellished 

with tiny seed pearls. 

Circa 1900 

$999 


These 13.5mm mabe pearl earrings set in 

a 14K heavy, ornate monting are 

highlighted by .50ctw of diamonds. 

Circa 1980 

$3,995 


These beautiful pearl flower earrings trail 

up the ear with its 14kt branches. 

Circa 1930 

$899 

Natural shell cameo in a traditional style. 

Very fine detail in the hair and drape over 

the bust. The natural flaws in the shell 

have been used to add character to the 

cameo. Set in a hand made 14kt frame 

with leaf motif. 

Circa 1920 

$1,500 

This exquisite pearl and diamond 

brooch has two freshwater 9.5mm 

pearls on top of two diamond pave 

cornucopia . The total weight 

of the round and baguette 

diamonds are 1.50ctw 

Circa 1980 

$3,500 


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This jolly little clown is made of 18kt gold 

he has quite a colorful costume of bright 

enamel colors. There is a diamond on 

each lapel and one set on his shirt button. 

Circa 1950-1960 

$2,299 

This adorable cheetah is 14kt yellow gold 

with black enameling spots. He has ruby 

eyes and a ruby between his paws. There 

is a sapphire on the tip of his tail. 

Circa 1950-1960 

$2,600 

This circular brooch would look stylish 

with a beautiful scarf. 18kt yellow gold and 

cobalt blue enameling accented by small 

micro pave’ diamonds. 

Circa 1940 

$1,995 

Early artists were fascinated by glass, and it is that 

fascination that fueled the development of enamels and various enameling techniques 

shortly after the discovery and use of glass. The history of enamels covers several 

millennia, dating back to early dynastic times in Egypt, Sumeria and Mesopotamia. 

Ancient craftsmen used enamels as replacements for gemstones in the making of jewelry. 

Certain colors of glass were substituted for specific gemstones. Cobalt blue was 

substituted for rare lapis lazuli, and opaque blue-green was 

used as a substitute for turquoise. 

14kt lattice style bracelet and ring with 

cobalt blue and forest green enamel 

is the epitome of superb 

enameling technique. 

Circa 1960 

Bracelet $12,000 

Ring $1,500 


18kt English brooch. 2.88ctw 

emeralds and hand-painted enamel 

cottage scene on porcelain. 


$2,999 




This splendid 18kt double flower brooch 

has exceptional enameling on its petals 

and leaves. There are 19 diamond tipped 

stamen with 1.42ctw of diamonds. 


$5,999 

Turn of the century hand engraved 

Guilloche style enameled gold locket 

with a bezel set diamond accent. 

$1,699 



Exotic Spanish princess with diamond 

tiara and diamonds adorning her ears. 

The portrait is of exceptional detail and 

quality. She is surrounded by an intricate 

gold bezel with cobalt blue enamel in a 

rustic twist of 18kt gold. 

Circa 1920 

$3,500 


Hand painted miniature on natural media 

European design of a young lady, 

mounted in a delicate 14kt frame. 

Circa 1900 

$899 

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1960’s Jeweled citrine bee pin 

with ruby eyes 

$1,100 

This charming song bird will bring 

a smile to your face. Made of 18kt 

yellow gold with ruby eyes. 

Circa 1960s 

$699 

14 kt Victorian Etruscan tassel 

necklace with removable chain. 

Floral and enamel accent 

with tiny pearls. 

Circa 1890 

$2,999 




“Fleur Delacoeur” 

this captivating 14kt circle brooch has 

six round Akoya pearls in each of the 

six hearts and a 1/4ct Old Mine Cut 

diamond in the center. 

Circa 1930s 

$1,699 

14K circular brooch with six round-shaped 

garnets approximately 1/4 each and 6 

round Akoya 3mm pearls, and the 

center pearl is 5.5mm. 

Circa 1950-1960 

$1,525 

This Exquisite strand of Mikimoto cultured pearls is 

a work of art. This opera length (30”) strand is A1 

quality and each Akoya pearl was hand selected 

for this necklace. Only the top 5% of all the cultured 

pearls in the world are examined and meet the 

Mikimoto standards of quality. This is your chance to 

own a pearl necklace like no other. 

$3700 


Genuine Antique

This is an elaborate and unique jeweled purse. 

The purse is engraved August 3,1910. This 

purse was designed by the Kirkpatrick Co. and 

is stamped 14kt gold. The frame is bejeweled 

with marquise and pear-shaped sapphires 

and round cut diamonds. The closure is also 

enhanced with a marquise shaped sapphire. 

This lovely and unique item would make an 

exquisite addition to your purse fetish! 

Circa 1900 

$25,000 




This beautiful 14kt gold mesh purse 

has an intricate hand engraved 

floral frame and cabochon 

emeralds on the closer. 

Circa 1900 

$16,000 


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This beautiful hand etched peacock 

brooch has a 1ct jelly opal bezel set on 

her side. There are 13 pear 

shaped black star sapphires prong 

set down her plumage. 

Circa 1960s 

$699 


This intriguing 1.52ct fire green 

opal from the late Victorian era is 

truly a beauty. It is encircled with 

0.81 carat of diamonds and 

set in 14kt yellow gold. 

Circa 1890s 

$1,995 

This 7ct opal pendant 

brooch has an intricate 

leaf motif with cobalt blue 

enamel ribboning through 

the edge of the 14kt 

bezel. 

Circa 1930s 

$1,200 


1960s 14kt brooch with 

approximately 

1ctw of jelly opals. 

$599 

Uniquely hand crafted dragon pendant grasping a 90 ct 

crystal opal. The dragon has diamond eyes with 

fiery ruby nostrils. 

$9,500 


14kt bangle bracelet with 5 oval jelly opals 

4.14ctw prong set with approximately 1.20ctw of 

old mine cut diamonds intertwined in gold scroll 

work between each opal. 

Circa 1890s 

$3,899 


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1920’s style 14kt hinged bangle bracelet. 

The bracelet encases eleven old mine cut 

diamonds 4.50 ctw. 

$10,500 


This sophisticated 18kt cuff bracelet has a designer 

flare! Each sunflower has a bezel set diamond in the 

center for a total weight of 0.70ctw. 

Circa 1990 

$5,995 


This exquisite Victorian bracelet with a 

whimsical leaf design has a secret. A 

hidden watch turns this exceptional piece 

into an elegant piece of versatile jewelry. 

Circa 1890 

$9,995 

1920 cigarillo cutter. Cigar 

companies began to make 

cigarillos in the 1900’s in 

hopes that it would expand 

their cigar markets. Cutter is 

marked Pat Feb.2-1915 

Circa 1920 

$599 



Victorian belt bracelet in 14kt. With a push 

of a button this bracelet can adjust to 

any length needed. Hand engraved with 

enamel to enhance the design. 

Circa 1860-1870 

$3,995 

Very unique Chinese cufflinks and matching tie tac. 

Triplet composite with black onyx and a natural 

media back ground and quartz top. There is a beautiful 

crane with it’s wings up to take flight hand painted 

on the media. The crane has been enhanced to give 

a three dimensional look with a yellow gold trim 

on top of the quartz. A Very unusual piece. 

Circa 1960 

$329 


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The emerald has been a gem of 

fascination in many cultures for 

over six thousand years. It is so 

prized, that carat for carat, a fine 

emerald may be two to three times 

as valuable as a diamond. 

Many cultures throughout time 

have believed the emerald to be 

an enormously powerful stone in 

different ways. The ancient 

Egyptians believed the 

emerald stood for fertility and 

rebirth. There have been many 

beliefs that the emerald brings 

goodness into one's life. They also 

help one express love, devotion, 

and adoration. 

Emeralds fit for a Queen 

Necklace 

Natural Colombian Emeralds 

57.75ctw 

diamonds 11.22ctw 

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Set 

$45,000 

Bracelet 

Natural Colombian Emeralds 

16.77ctw 

diamonds 4.42ctw

11.83ct natural Colombian 

emerald mounted in 14 karat 

yellow gold with 1.68 ctw of 

diamonds 

$12,000 


emerald set in 14 karat with 1 

ctw of 

diamonds 

$5,999 

These striking 18kt white gold disc earrings contain 

8 round natural Colombian emeralds that total 2.16cts 

and 3.50ctw of pave set diamonds. 

$5,000 

Natural Colombian emerald 

2.93ct with 2ctw of diamonds 

set in platinum. 

$10,000 


11.30 ctw 

natural Colombian 

emeralds 

mounted in 

14 karat yellow 

gold lever back 

style earrings 

with 1.89ctw of 

diamonds 

$12,000 

18kt yellow gold natural 

Colombian emerald 

1.22 ct with 1.80ctw 

diamond baguettes 

$5,000 

WOW! 

Stunning 18kt white gold 8.78ctw emeralds with 2.75ctw diamonds. 

Simply the most beautiful natural Colombian emerald bracelet we have ever 

seen. This bracelet would be virtually impossible to duplicate because of the 

extremely fine quality and unusual shape of the gemstones. 

This bracelet is truly fit for the most sophisticated wrist. 

$19,500 

Natural Colombian pear-shaped 

emerald earrings. These earrings are 

set in 18kt yellow gold with 2.50ctw of 

Emeralds and 1ctw of diamonds. 

$7500 


emerald set in platinum 

with 0.77ctw of diamonds. 

$7,500 


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2.13ct center stone with 

two 0.51ct on 

each side. 3.15ctw 

EGL Certified SI-2 - G-H 

$25,999 

14kt 10ctw diamond tennis bracelet 

$12,000 

Natural orange diamond 

0.90ct center mounted in 

18kt white gold ring 

accented by 

0.78ctw of diamonds 

$10,500 

2.04ct round brilliant cut EGL 

certified SI2-D 

$21,850 

10.02 ct EGL certified SI2-F round 

brilliant cut diamond mounted in 

platinum with diamond accents. 

Who needs mistletoe? 

This 10 carat diamond says it all! 

$350,000 

3.07ct emerald cut 

EGL certified VS1-H 

$48,400 

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5ct princess cut EGL 

certified VS2-I, 2.67ctw 

14kt White Mounting 

For the lady who would like to 

have everything, this stunning 

5 carat princess cut diamond 

complimented by 2.67ctw of 

diamonds, should top her list. 

$105,000

14kt yellow gold slide pendant 

containing a 6.07ct tanzanite 

and 1.26ctw diamonds. 

$9000 

14kt yellow gold custom designed 

slide pendant. 11.29ct tanzanite with 

3.00ctw diamonds. 

$15,000 

1.67ct natural ruby set in 

14 karat white gold with 

0.59ctw of diamonds. 

$2,499 

6.44 ct tanzanite 

1.86ctw diamonds, 

with 14kt white gold. 

$7,000 

1.51ct ruby ring with 1.61ctw 

diamonds in platinum. 

$5,500 

14kt white gold ladies ring containing 

a 6.85 ct tanzanite surrounded by 

0.77ctw of diamonds. 

$7500 

7.50ct tanzanite 0.96ctw 

diamonds with 

14kt white gold. 

$5,995 

2.27ct color change garnet set 

in an 18 karat white gold ring 


$3,995 


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6.60ctw black opal earrings, 

1.10ctw diamonds in 

14kt yellow gold. 

$8,000 

18kt yellow gold custom designed opal 

ring. This gorgeous 16.89ct crystal opal 

has a variation of red and green fire that 

dances along the top of the stone. There 

is 1.48ctw of micro pave diamonds that 

are set along the base of the opal 

and down the shank. 

$7,500 

1.97ct black opal ring in 

14kt yellow gold and 

1/2ctw of diamonds. 

$1,999 

18kt white gold boulder 

opal slide/brooch with 

1/5ctw of diamonds. 

$3,500 

14kt crystal opal pendant. This 

beautiful 20ct opal has a mesmerizing 

flash play of red, purple, and 

green fire. The opal swings like a 

pendulum from a fleur de lis 

diamond pave enhancer that 

contains 2.50ctw of diamonds. 

$5,500 

14kt two tone gold 

boulder opal with 

0.88ctw diamond slide. 

$7,500 



14kt halo style 3-stone 

diamond ring.The 

center stone is a 0.28ct 

tourmaline with two round 

brilliant cut diamonds on 

the sides that total 0.52ct 

and 0.41ctw of micro’ 

pave melee diamonds. 

$2,000 

Natural 10-11mm pastel 

freshwater pearl necklace with 

matching bracelet 

Bracelet 

$1,400 

Necklace 

$2,100 

0.97ct demantoid garnet mounted 

in a pave’ diamond setting 


$2,650 


14kt halo style pendant with chain. The 

pendant contains a 0.55ct demantoid 

garnet center and 0.32ctw 

of micro pave’ diamonds. 

$799 

14kt halo style earrings. The 

earrings contain two demantoid 

garnets that total 1.08ct 

and 0.48ctw of micro pave’ 

diamonds. 

$1,300 

0.99ct demantoid garnet mounted in an 

18 karat white gold antique diamond mounting. 

Circa 1900s 

$1,299 

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Sterling Silver 

Sterling silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% 

silver and 7.5% by mass of other metals, usually 

copper. Fine silver is 99.9% pure and is generally too 

soft for producing functional objects. From about 1840 

to somewhere around 1940 in the United States and 

Europe, sterling silver flatware became “de rigueur” 

when setting a proper table. The height of the silver 

craze was during the 50 year period from 1870-1920. 

Flatware lines during this period sometimes included 

up to 100 different types of pieces. This was especially 

true during theVictorian period when etiquette 

dictated nothing should be touched with one’s fingers. 

Flatware sets were often accompanied by numerous 

holloware items such as tea sets, trays, water and 

wine pitchers, candelabra, and elaborate 

centerpieces. The sterling craze extended to items 

used at the office, in the boudoir, and even to children. 

Coin and Bullion Reserves maintains a large stock 

of sterling items for your shopping pleasure. These 

items range from the everyday to the elaborate, from 

the affordable to the extravagant. When you want 

to give a quality gift or add a tasteful accent to your 

home let us fulfill your every sterling wish. 

Prices may change due to the fluctuation in the silver market. 



19th Century Meriden Silver Plated Figural Humidor 

This classical looking silver plated humidor was manufactured 

in the late 19th century by the Meriden Britannia Co. of Meriden, 

Conn. 

It measures 11 1/4” X 8” X 3 1/2” and features two cupids holding 

up a candle holder for a candle to light cigars. There is an 

exquisite repousse floral border with birds in flight. The humidor 

rests on four ball feet. There are two large compartments for 

cigars and two smaller compartment for damp sponges to 

maintain the cigar moisture and freshness. The box has locks for 

the cigar compartments, but would need replacement keys. This 

would make a thoughtful imaginative gift for the cigar aficionado. 

$950 



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Dominick & Haff 

Chrysanthemum 

Pattern Sterling Fruit Bowl 

This exceptional Chrysanthemum 

pattern sterling fruit bowl was 

manufactured by the firm 

Dominick & Haff in the late 1800’s. 

It’s craftsmanship shows the lush Art 

Nouveau styling of this period. The 

bowl measures 10” in diameter and 

2” in height. The swirled bowl 

compliments the rich floral border. 

Great detail and original patina will 

add grace and luxury in whatever 

area of your home you choose to use 

this highly decorative piece of silver. 

$995 

Whiting Lily of the 

Valley Candy Dish 

Circa 1885 

Whiting produced some of the 

most outstanding pieces of 

Art Nouveau sterling made 

during that period. This 5 1/2” 

diameter candy dish is 

a lovely example of their 

craftsmanship. A charming 

accent piece for your coffee 

table or dining table. 

$175 

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Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Serving Bowl 

A lovely sterling silver serving bowl by the New England firm of Reed & 

Barton (est. 1824) in the famed Francis I pattern. Introduced in 1906, 

Francis I has become one of the most highly collectible sterling patterns 

ever created. The ornate fruit border featured on the rim of this bowl is 

recognized as the iconic symbol of this sterling pattern. This bowl 

measures 11 ½” in diameter and is approximately 2 1/2” high. The pattern 

number is X569. The date symbol on the bottom of the bowl shows that 

this piece was made in 1950. A striking piece of sterling silver to grace 

your dining table or sideboard. 

$1,595 



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Shreve & Co. 18kt Gold Soup Bowl with Underplate and Spoon 

Shreve & Co., a San Francisco institution, was founded in 1852, three years after the beginning of the 

California gold rush. Over its history Shreve has produced some wonderful things including the state of 

California's gift to Queen Elizabeth for her coronation. Also, special orders for kings, presidents, 

sheiks, shahs, and other high profile individuals. One of the more remarkable items made was a 14 pound 18kt 

gold life-size figure of a rooster and a 10 inch tall bear made from gold and given to 

President Teddy Roosevelt during a visit to San Francisco. 

This wonderful 18kt gold soup bowl with under plate and spoon certainly follows the Shreve tradition of producing 

unique gold items. The pattern is called “14th Century” and was produced during the Arts and Crafts period 

(1897-1915). The Lenox cobalt & gold liner measures 5 inches in diameter. The liner is held by an 18kt gold cup 

that measures 2 ½ inches high by approximately 6 inches wide (including the Handle). The cup rests on an under 

plate that is 6 1/8 inches in diameter by 1 inch high at its edge. To complete the grouping is a spoon that 

measures 6 3/8 inches in length. All three pieces are marked Shreve & Co. 18kt. All three gold pieces have a 

lustrous hand hammered surface indicative of the Arts & Crafts Style. The underplate and cup are monogrammed 

with the initials “JB” in Old English script. 

This item falls into the category of great rarity, 

and owning this unique piece is certain to make 

you feel special as well. 

$35,000.00 



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Superb 17 Inch 

Tiffany Sterling Vase 

The name Tiffany & Co. has 

long been associated with 

quality and exclusivity in the 

jewelry and sterling silver 

marketplace. The company 

was founded in 1837 by 

Charles L. Tiffany. In 1852 

Tiffany introduced the 

English Sterling silver 

standard to America for 

Tiffany silver. This standard 

was later made into federal 

law determining the 

minimum amount of fine 

silver needed for articles 

marked “Sterling Silver”. 

Tiffany displayed fabulous 

sterling items in both 

national and international 

exhibitions in the 1890's 

and the first two decades of 

the 20th century. This 

superb 17 inch sterling 

vase’s markings indicate 

that it was manufactured 

between 1907-1938. It's 

style indicates that it was 

probably made during the 

latter half of that time 

period. It would have a 

stunning presence in 

a foyer or dining room 

sideboard. 

$4999 




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Gorham Chantilly Five Piece Sterling Tea & Coffee Set 

This stately five piece sterling tea and coffee set 

in Chantilly has the Gorham manufacturing 

company’s maker’s mark. Chantilly was first 

produced in 1895 and continues in production 

today. It is one of the best known and most 

popular sterling patterns ever produced. 

This set demonstrates why Gorham silver 

is of exceptional quality and design. 

$6,700 

This set consists of the following: 

11 Inches High Coffee pot 2 7/8 Pints - Pattern #731 

9 ½ Inches High Tea Pot 2 1/2 Pints - Pattern #732 

7 Inches High Covered Sugar - Pattern #733 

5 ¾ Inches High Creamer - Pattern #734 

4 ½ Inches High Waster - Pattern #735 




Edwardian English Sterling Epergne Circa 1902 

As can be seen by its hallmarks, this Edwardian English sterling epergne was produced in Birmingham 

England by the Elkington & Co. Ltd in 1902. The Edwardian era corresponds with the reign of 

King Edward the VII (1901-1919) and the Elkington Company famously received various royal warrants 

of appointments and royal commissions. The epergne measures 12” high by 12 1/2” wide and reflects the 

Art Nouveau style. The fluted central column supports a pieced central basket adorned with foliate swags. 

The central column also supports four scrolled arms which in turn support four pierced and 

decorated sweet treat baskets. The epergne base rests on four shell feet connected by more highly ornate 

and detailed swags. This wonderful piece of sterling holloware would have served as a center piece on 

a dining table. The main basket would have held fruit while the smaller baskets would have held sweet 

treats. These items were consumed after the main courses of the meal had ended. This striking piece of 

silver would make an elegant decorative statement on either your holiday dining table or sideboard. 

$18,000 


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Gorham 15” Lancaster Rose 

Sterling Punch Ladle 

Gorham produced the 

Lancaster Rose sterling pattern 

continuously from 1897-1991. 

This graceful 15” punch ladle 

is one of the most sought 

after pieces made. 

This piece has 

a bowl with 

double pouring 

spouts for ease 

of serving. 

It has never been 

monogrammed. 

This punch ladle will 

compliment any 

punchbowl or 

occasion. 

$425 



Unique Gorham Cast Sterling 

Bon-Bonnieré Server 

This late 19th century sterling 

server was manufactured by the 

Gorham silver company of Providence, 

Rhode Island. This magnificent 

bon-bonniere' features beautiful 

detailing. The heavy foliate decoration 

is the height of Art Nouveau 

styling and the handle culminates in 

the face of the Green Man, representing 

the natural world. The bent handle 

design allowed the server to be placed 

over the forearm as the waiter went 

around the table between courses or 

at the end of the meal offering a 

sugared candy known as a bon-bons 

to the diners. This wonderful sterling 

server measures 9 1/2” long by 5 1/2” 

wide and would make a great 

addition to a silver collection. 

$975 


Ball, Black, & Co. Sterling Medallion 

Berry Spoons 

These classical looking sterling berry 

spoons were produced by Ball, Black, & 

Co. of New York City around 1870. They 

measure 8 1/2” in length and are in an 

American Medallion pattern that features 

a Greek warrior's head in an oval 

cartouche. The spoons end in a shell 

shaped bowl. They have crisp clear detail 

with soft warm original patina. Neither is 

monogrammed. These handsome serving 

spoons will add elegance to your holiday 

dining table for years to come. 

$750 each 

Miyamoto-Shoko Japanese Sterling Bowl 

Miyamoto-Shoko was established in Tokyo in 1880. They are one of the most famous silversmiths in 

Japan. Their creations are used by the Emperor of Japan and many prominent European families. The bowl 

featured here is in their Chrysanthemum pattern. It measures 9 1/2” in diameter by 2 3/4” high and was produced 

after World War II. Gazing down on the center of what appears to be a very simple bowl reveals that 

the many reflections show the flower for which it is named. This is a gracious 

statement of style and elegance for your silver collection. 

$1,275 



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The Samuel Kirk & Son 

Company opened its doors in 

1815. The Repousse pattern 

was first introduced in 1828 and 

is still in production. This makes 

it one of the oldest sterling patterns 

still being made. 



Repousse Sterling 

Candlesticks 

This pair of Kirk Repousse 

low sterling candlesticks are 

perfect for a less formal 

occasion. They measure 

4 3/4” high and according to 

the markings on the base 

were made in the period 

from 1932-1961. Detail and 

patina are wonderful. 

$495


Twelve Place Settings Stieff “Rose” 

Sterling Flatware 

The Stieff Company was founded in 1892 in Baltimore and is still in operation today. 

They are manufacturers of sterling silver flatware and holloware. Their “Rose” pattern 

is so identified with Baltimore that it is often called “Baltimore Rose.” This is a 

wonderful opportunity to own this famous historic sterling pattern. 

This set consists of: 12- Luncheon Knives,12- Luncheon Forks, 12-Teaspoons, 

12-Salad Forks, 12-Cream Soups, 12-Oyster forks, 12-Individual Butter Knives, 

1-Tablespoon, 1-Pierced Tablespoon, 1-Gravy Ladle, 1-Meat Fork, 1-Bon-Bon, 

1-Sugar Spoon, 1-Jelly Server, 1-Pie Server, 1-Cake Server, 1-Ice Cream Slice, 

1-Cheese Server, 1-Large Carving Set 

$8,700 



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Twelve Place Settings 

Gorham Chantilly 

Flatware-Place size 

This gracious set of place 

size sterling in the popular 

Chantilly pattern consists 

of: 

12-Place Knives 

12-Place Forks 

12-Salad Forks 

12-Teaspoons 

12-Ice Tea Spoons 

8-Oyster Forks 

3-Tablespoons 

1-Meat Fork 

1-Sugar Spoon 

1-Flat Master Butter 

1-Sauce Ladle 

1-Pickle Fork 

1-Lemon Fork 

1-Carving Set 

1-Pie/Cake Server 

$6,900 


Twelve Place Settings 

Wallace Grand Baroque Sterling Flatware 

Wallace Silversmiths, Inc. 

traces it’s beginnings to 

founder Robert Wallace 

in 1835. From this early 

beginnings they have 

produced many successful 

sterling patterns. Grande 

Baroque was introduced in 

1941 and quickly became 

their most popular pattern. 

It is still in production and 

continues to hold that 

distinction. This very formal 

sterling pattern will add 

gracious sophistication to 

your dining experience. 

This set consists of: 

12 Luncheon Knives 

12 Luncheon Forks 

12 Salad Forks 

12 Teaspoons 

1 Master Butter 

1 Gravy Ladle 

2 Tablespoons 

1 Meat fork 

1 Salad Serving Set 

$5,350 



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Music Boxes 

The antique music box, whether a Swiss cylinder music 

box or an American disc playing music box, is one of the most 

magical machines of the ages. Few antiques can stimulate and 

delight the senses the way a melodious music box does when it 

begins to play. 

Swiss cylinder music boxes were only made in quantity 

from 1880 to 1895. Large-scale cylinder boxes were made with 

powerful movements and played a variety of sophisticated 

musical arrangements, typically on one fixed cylinder. 

Disc music boxes were made between 1885 and 1905. 

They were made in a variety of qualities and sizes, 

playing discs of 6”diameter on up to huge machines 

playing 27” discs. The Germans and Americans dominated 

the disc music box market. 



$1,300 


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Antique cylinder music box that plays 8 

tunes. Tunes are on a playlist attached to 

the lid. It also features 8 bells with birds 

and bees for bell strikers. The case is 24” 

Long, 12”wide, and 9” high with 

elaborate, decorative inlay. 

$4,750 

Some of the most elaborate music boxes were created in the Victorian era. Each 

antique Victorian music box was hand built and has unique characteristics which 

might include bells, castanets, drums, reed organs, and more... 


Antique cylinder music 

box that plays 8 tunes. 

The case is mahogany 

and measures 33”long, 

14” wide, and 12” high 

with an elaborately 

carved lion face in the 

center surrounded by 

oak leaves. 

$3,800 

All were encased in exquisite wooden cases, many with intricate marquetry inlay 

or carving. These music boxes will add beauty and pleasure to your home both 

by sight and sound. 


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Antique disc music box that comes 

with 16 discs. The case is fruitwood 

and features a lovely floral inlay 

inside the lid. It has a storage 

drawer for the extra discs. It 

measures 23” long, 17” wide, and 

10” high and was manufactured 

by Stella. 

$3,500 

The disc music box was made for a very brief period of time, from the mid 1880’s to 

about 1905 by Swiss, German and American makers. These machines allowed their 

owners to add a variety of disc titles to their music library for their listening pleasure. 

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Antique disc music box that comes 

with 12 discs. The case is 

mahogany and measures 26” long, 

21” wide, and 12” high. It has a 

storage drawer for the extra discs. 

It was manufactured by Jacot & Co. 

$2,300 

Having an antique disc music box in your home brings serenity and elegance that you 

can enjoy alone or with your guests. 


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Four Pieces 1917 Large Size 

Legal Tender $1 Notes 

The series 1917 legal tender notes is a classic and 

rarely seen piece of U.S. currency. As was all paper 

money printed by the federal government prior to 

1928 (excepting the postal and fractional currency 

of the civil war error) these notes were printed in the 

large size of 7 3/8” X 3 1/8”. All of these size notes 

have been nicknamed “horse blankets’ because 

of their large size. The 1917 $1 features a portrait 

of George Washington. This is a truly remarkable 

opportunity to buy four choice to gem uncirculated 

examples of this note that are consecutively 

numbered. The fact that they are so well preserved 

is unusual in itself but to find four notes which have 

been together since they have been printed in 1917 

is truly remarkable. 

Take advantage of this rare 

opportunity and buy 

all four notes for only $1000 

1922 Gold Certificate FR#1173 Choice CU Speelman/White 

This is a beautiful example of the extremely popular gold certificates of 1922. The front of the note features a picture of Michael Hillegas 

who was the first treasurer of the United States. The seal and serial numbers along with the large X indicating the denomination are all 

printed in bold gold color. 

This note is choice uncirculated and very fairly priced at $975 


Amazing FR#375 $20 1891 

Treasury Note PMG GEM 

Uncirculated 67 

Exceptional Paper Quality 

This is an amazing example that exhibits great 

embossing and solid margins. It is extremely 

rare to find this note in this incredible state of 

preservation. This is an extremely popular type 

note. 

While we have lower grade specimens to offer 

at cheaper prices, this note is for the most 

discriminating of collectors 

and very reasonably priced at 

$39,500 

$10 1880 Legal Tender 

FR#107 Rosecrans/Huston 

PMG GEM Uncirculated 66 

Exceptional Paper Quality 

This is one of the most popular legal 

tender notes ever printed in the U.S. It is 

affectionately known as the jackass note. 

This piece shows full margins and bold 

colors on front and back. Some of the 

finest details of the seal are fully 

embossed and visible. 

Very rarely seen in this lofty 

grade and is very fairly priced 

at just $4500 


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Rare Denomination Pieces 


1879 $4 Gold Flowing Hair Stella NGC 

PR63 Cameo 

This is perhaps the most widely recognized example of 

extreme numismatic rarities in existence. This denomination 

was never issued for general circulation. They were 

only minted in 1879 & 1880. Two varieties were struck 

each year, a total for the four varieties of the two years 

minted amount to a whopping 739 pieces! To suggest that 

this coin is rare would obviously be an understatement. To 

mention that it is one of the most desirable of all American 

numismatic treasures is unnecessary. Consequently, this 

coin is being offered at a relatively bargain price of only 

$149,000 

1851 Humbert $50 Gold AU53 NGC Reeded Edge, 

No 50 on reverse 

1851 was the first year of coinage at the U.S. Assay Office of Gold in San 

Francisco. Only fifty-dollar ‘slugs’ were struck that year. Initial varieties bore 

the date on the edge, but beginning with Kagin-5, the date was moved to the 

obverse exergue, a small step in the transition of the Assay Office output from 

ingot to coin status. This hefty apricot-gold example is more attractive than 

most K-5 slugs, which tend to come with edge dings, scratches, hairlines, or 

repairs. The present piece has substantial luster, and marks are generally 

limited to a few faded abrasions near AMERICA and a tick before the T in 

THOUS. This coin was minted by the U.S. Assay office in California before 

there was an official mint. The $50 gold piece was accepted as legal tender 

on a par with standard U.S. gold coins and was known variously as a Slug, 

Quintuple Eagle, or 5-Eagle piece. It was officially termed an Ingot. 

$75,000 


A Rare Numismatic Treasure 

Coin enlarged 

to show detail 

The Half Disme of 1792 

On July 1,1792, David Rittenhouse was appointed director of the soon to be opened U.S. mint. 

On July 9th,1792 he received permission to mint cents and small silver coins. George Washington was 

desirous of having silver coinage struck as soon as possible as a public act internationally 

demonstrating the authority of the new nation and to help alleviate the shortage of small change. 

Legend has it that Washington deposited his families silver flatware as the initial metal to strike coins. Rittenhouse 

started with the half disme, for as the smallest silver coin, it would allow the largest minting from the limited quantity of 

available silver. The mint was not yet completed. Because of the desire to begin minting as soon as possible, 

Adam Eckfeldt, a mint employee, and others, struck the coins on a coin press in the basement of a saw makers shop 

near the mint. About 1500-2000 of the half disme were minted. When the coins had been struck, they were to be delivered 

to Washington who was unable to immediately pick them up. They were all hand delivered to him by Thomas 

Jefferson the same day. This very rare coin was actually held by two of our most important founding fathers. 

It is hard to imagine a more coveted coin than this classic american rarity. 

A bargain at only 

$99,000 


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Three Rare $2.50 Quarter Eagle 

1831 $2 1/2 Gold Capped Head Left MS66 NGC 

This type of Quarter Eagle was made for only six years. In that six years 

approximately 25,000 coins were minted. Only 4,520 being struck in 1831, 

this is one of the scarcest of all gold type coins. The present example is 

one of the most spectacular examples of numismatic history that I have 

witnessed in 40 years. It is impossible for any serious coin collector not to 

be amazed by the mint luster, quality of strike, and state of preservation 

of this incredible example. This coin deserves to be bought by someone 

willing to put it away for another generation or two. I believe that the coin 

has the potential to join the ranks of US coins that have sold for over $1 

Million. It must be seen to be fully appreciated. 

Expensive? Perhaps- but worth every cent of the 

asking price of 

$129,000 


1899 $2.5 Liberty NGC PF67 Ultra Cameo 

“Holy Cow” If you love rare coins, and you only have the opportunity 

to own one gold coin, this piece should be considered. Describing the 

appearance of this coin in mere words cannot convey the amazement 

one feels when looking at it in person. Only three coins of this date have 

received this lofty grade and only one finer. 

This is a monster coin and priced right at only 

$34,500 

1911-D $2 ½ Indian Gold MS63 PCGS 

Widely known as the key date Indian quarter eagle, the 

1911-D had an original mintage of 55,680 coins, only 

about 20% of the next lowest mintage Indian quarter 

eagle, the 1914. Because few examples were saved 

at the time of issue, most of those that survive today 

are in various circulated grades. This splendid 1911-D 

quarter eagle has full yellow-gold luster with only a few 

minor abrasions. Whether you need to complete your 

collection of $2 ½ Indians or get started collecting them 

by buying the toughest one first, this 1911-D should fit 

the bill. The strike is bold throughout, with one of the 

sharpest mintmarks we can remember handling. 

$17,450 


Three Rare Half Eagles 

1807 $5 Gold Bust Left MS64 NGC 

The opportunity to own a mint state example of an 1807 $5 gold piece 

comes along very rarely. To own one in MS64 is even more so as there 

are only 16 other coins so graded. The coin is sharply struck and the mint 

luster is outstanding, being undisturbed by any but the most insignificant 

surface marks. A real treasure for any coin collector and can be yours for 

the very reasonable price of 

$38,500 


1872-CC $5 Liberty Head Gold NGC AU55 

Only 16,980 pieces were struck of this heavily circulated issue. Today a mere 

70-80 coins are believed extant in all grades with the majority in VF-XF condition. 

This is one of the finest known and it happens to be a 

mid-Condition Census example, according to the census listed in Doug 

Winter’s 2001 CC gold reference. The surfaces are bright with even 

yellow-gold color and significant amounts of mint luster remain surrounding 

the devices. This is the perfect coin for the collector of CC mint gold or 

anyone wishing to put away a classic American rarity and it is attractively 

priced at 

$24,500 

1890-CC $5 Liberty Gold MS65 NGC 

Although we tend to think of the Comstock Lode as primarily silver, it 

was also a major producer of gold. Rusty Goe writes in The Mint on 

Carson Street,” Approximately $2 million worth of gold bullion was 

produced on the Comstock in 1890 as the last semblance of the 

prosperity the region enjoyed in the 19th century began to tail off. 

Almost 100% of this output was deposited at the local mint and turned 

into coins with a face value of $2.28 million.” The 1890-CC half eagles 

were the first produced there since the 1884-CC and they were struck 

in relative abundance -- 53,800 pieces. This gem is tied for finest 

known with four other coins certified as MS65 and none finer. 

A fabulous reminder of a bygone era and a very sought after 

numismatic rarity and it can be yours for 

$42,500.00 

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Rare Eagle and Double Eagle 

1908 Saint Gaudens $20 Gold No Motto, 

Wells Fargo PCGS MS68 

This historic coin comes from a hoard of nearly 10,000 high quality 1908 No Motto 

St. Guadens $20 gold pieces that were discovered in the early 1990’s in a bank 

vault in California where they had resided since shortly after they were minted in 

1908. Prior to the discovery of this hoard, owning a MS68 St. Gauden $20 piece 

would have been a very expensive proposition, as only one coin was known out of 

the millions of coins minted. In this hoard there were 100 coins that graded MS68, 

always satiny and expectantly silky-smooth. This outrageously nice example 

provides the collector with the opportunity to own one truly extraordinary Saint. You 

can add this historically important superb gem to your numismatic holdings for only 

$21,900 

1801 Heraldic Eagle $10 Gold NGC MS64 

“The Eagle” or ($10 Gold piece) was one of the bedrock denominations of the coinage act 

of 1792. Smaller denominations were fractions of the eagles (i.e. quarter eagle for the $2 

½ & half eagle for the $5) and the larger denominations would later be known as multiples 

of the eagles (i.e. double eagle $20). Because of the shortage of gold and the stringent 

bonding requirements prevented this denomination from being produced until 1795. This 

early eagle is the second variety of the first type of $10 gold piece ever minted in this 

young nation. The fact that the coin still exists at all is pretty remarkable, but to exist in 

this state of preservation is rather incomprehensible. There is no more desirable or 

coveted numismatic item than an early gold eagle and 

this one can be yours for only 

$129,500 

1907 High Relief $20 Gold 

In 1907 at the behest of President Teddy Roosevelt, the noted sculptor Augustus Saint Gaudens, designed this new $20 gold 

piece. He was instructed by Roosevelt to make a beautiful coin to replace what he felt was a mundane design then in circulation. 

By all accounts he certainly succeeded with this extremely popular design. The date was expressed in roman numerals and the 

first 11,250 pieces were struck in such high relief that they almost appear sculpted. After those pieces were struck, the design 

was altered to allow them to be struck on high speed coining presses. The date was changed to arabic numerals. 

Nearly everyone who aspires to collect U.S. gold coins desires to own at least one specimen of the high relief MCMVII. 

We currently have two mint state examples and one proof specimen to offer at very attractive prices. 

$24,500 $27,500 $29,500 



Extremely Rare Type Coins 

With a mintage of a mere 40,000 coins it is rather 

surprising that any mint state examples of the 1913-S 

quarter even exist. For a coin to have been preserved in 

the grade of MS67+ is nothing short of a miracle. There 

are two MS67+ coins graded by NGC and none finer. A 

single MS68 example was graded at PCGS. This is the 

second rarest barber quarter in the entire set and a forward 

looking collector/investor might do well to consider 

beginning a set with this coin and the 1901-S listed nearby. 

This coin is well worth the asking price of 

$49,500 

This is an amazing example of the key date coin in the 

Barber Quarter series. Only five coins have been graded 

MS67 at both grading services. At least some of those were 

certainly duplicates (coins sent to both services hoping for 

an upgrade). 

The 1901-S quarter is rare in all grades and extremely so 

in this state of preservation. This coin is blast white and has 

unbelievable eye appeal. Whether you are a serious 

collector of the barber series, or an astute investor who 

puts away only the best, this is an opportunity 

that shouldn’t be missed. 

Very Reasonably priced at only $149,000 


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1858 Seated Liberty Quarter PCGS MS65 

When one looks at a quarter minted in 1858 and sees a coin in this state of preservation, 

one of the first questions that comes to mind is ‘how?” Wouldn’t it be interesting to know 

how this coin which is 154 years old could look like it was minted yesterday? While we 

can’t know the answer to that question, we can certainly enjoy and appreciate the fact that 

someone made the effort to preserve it. This appears to be an undervalued type coin. 

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High Grade Type Coins 

1892 Barber Half NGC PF65 

The 1892 may be the most popular barber half among proof type collectors. It is, after 

all, a first year issue. As evidenced by this example, it is obtainable even in the higher 

grades in proof condition. This piece is virtually untoned with highly reflective fields that 

offer a mild cameo-like effect against the frosted design elements. 

Very pretty and very reasonable at only 

$2,950 

Attractively priced at 

$3,995 


1878 Shield Nickel NGC PR65 

The shield nickel is the first 5c coin made of nickel in the United States. It was minted from 

1866-1883. In 1877 & 1878 the coin was made only in proof condition. A mere 2350 coins 

were minted in 1878. This example would certainly be at home in a 

complete set of high grade shield nickels. And at this time it is still 

very attractively priced at only 

$1,650 


Early Silver Dollars 

1880 Trade Dollar NGC PF65 Cameo 

This is a completely brilliant Gem proof example of this 

proof-only year in the Trade Dollar series. There is 

excellent cameo contrast. I find it utterly amazing that a 

large silver coin can be found in this state of preservation 

after 130 years. Only 1980 pieces were made in 1880. 

Very reasonably priced at 

$6,000 

1798 Bust Dollar Small Eagle, 13 Stars 

NGC XF45 

This deep gray early dollar displays 

golden-brown and gunmetal shades when 

rotated beneath a light. The margins display 

luster along with aquamarine toning. This 

is a very respectable example of a pre-1800 

U.S. silver dollar. This coin should easily 

find a home in some serious collectors hand. 

priced at only 

$12,500 


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