2011catalog

coins
1314 United States: Seated Liberty type silver
half dollar, 1857 (VF-30) and Columbian
silver half dollar (AU-50)
Est. $60-90
1315 United States: Capped Bust type silver
half dollar, 1834, large date and letters
(F-12) clash marks on obverse
Est. $60-90
1316 United States: Three Commemorative
silver half dollars
comprising: Columbian Exposition, 1893
(EF-40); Ulysses S. Grant, no star, 1922 (AU-50);
Stone Mountain, 1925 (EF-40) Est. $80-125
1317 United States: Selection of ten
silver dimes and quarters
comprising: Capped Bust dime, 1820, large
date (VG-8); Barber dime, 1905 (F-12); four
Mercury dimes, 1942-’43; a Roosevelt dime,
1956; three Liberty Standing quarters, 1926,
1929, and 1930 (each about VF-20); together
with three other items Est. $80-100
1318 United States: Twenty-five Indian
Head type cents, various dates
and mints, 1863 – 1907
including: 1863 (F-12); 1883 (G-4); 1887
(AG-3); 1895 (AG-3); and so forth Est. $50-80
1319 United States: Seven silver
half dollars, 1898 – 1950
comprising: Barber type, 1898 (VG-8);
Walking Liberty type, 1943 and two 1944
(each about VG-8); two Franklin type, 1950
and one 1950D (EF-40) Est. $80-125
1320 United States: Three Peace type
silver dollars: 1923 (EF-45);
1924 (AU-50); and 1934 (MS-60)
Est. $100-150
1321 United States: Three Morgan type
silver dollars: two 1899O and
1901O (each about AU-55, toned)
Est. $100-125
1322 United States: Three Morgan type
silver dollars: 1881S (MS-63, prooflike),
1889S (VF-30); and 1890 (F-12)
Est. $100-150
1323 United States: Peter Schuttler Wagon
Works bronze token, Chicago issue, 1876
(about VF, with edge faults)
Est. $100-150
1324 United States: silver ingot stamped
with an eagle and lettered
“U. S. Mint San Francisco 1959”
the obverse also stamped “999.5 fine,”
numerals “39” stamped on bottom edge;
5.80 ozt. Est. $150-250
1325 United States: silver ingot stamped
with an eagle lettered “Mint of the
United States at San Francisco,”
marked “999.5 FINE”
and “7.69 ozs.” on reverse; 7.70 ozt.
Est. $150-200
1326 United States: silver ingot marked in the
cast, “MOFFAT & Co 1853,” with raised
eagle, probably a phantasy item
the reverse with coin-like incuse Liberty
head; 1.75 ozt. Est. $80-125
1327 United States: Cast copper ingot from
unidentified mine with impressed
letters “AJAG” counterstamped “C”
19th century; 7.25 ozt. Est. $80-125
1328 [United States] Five bronze Hard Times
Tokens, circa 1837 (EF or better)
including: 1) Jackson on treasure chest /
Mule; 2) Jackson on treasure chest / Wreck of
the ship “Experiment”; 3) Wreck of the ship
“Constitution” / Wreath and “Not One Cent
For Tribute;” 4) Phoenix rising from flames
/ Wreath and “May Tenth 1837;” 5) Jackson
bust with “My Experiment My Currency My
Glory” / Running boar with “My Victory”
Est. $80-125
1329 [United States] Six bronze Civil War
tokens (EF or better)
including Robinson & Ballou, Troy, NY; Charles
Bast Brewery, Milwaukee; Flag / “DIX;” Head
of Liberty / “Our Army;” Eye / Steer’s Head;
Drum, Flags, and Cannons / “Our Country”
Est. $80-125
1330 [United States and Britain]
Five interesting tokens
comprising: 1) Hard Times copper token,
1838 (VF) Kneeling slave and legend “Am
I Not A Woman & A Sister” / Wreath with
“Liberty / 1838”; 2) KKK bronze medallion,
Slaybaugh, GA, early 20th century (MS);
3) English white metal temperance
medallion, 1st half 19th century (G);
4) English Anti-Tobacco gilt brass medallion,
mid 19th century (AU, holed); and 5) English
“Great Eastern” steamship souvenir silverplated
medallion, 1860 (VF) Est. $125-200
1331 United States: Six souvenir medallions
and tokens, 19th and early 20th century
including: Green River Whiskey lucky piece,
gilt bronze; Excelsior Shoe Co. Boy Scouts
copper token (holed); Smith, Murphy & Co.,
Philadelphia store token, brass; Centennial
token, bronze, 1876; Cooper (Ohio) good
luck token, bronze; German “spiele-munze”
modelled on a gold double eagle, bronze
Est. $100-175
1332 [United States] Twelve tokens or
tags, most late 19th or early 20th
century with Baltimore association
including: Franklin Smokery 5 cents;
Baltimore Schutzen Park 10 cents; Patapsco
Park Land Office lucky piece, 1914; A. Knight
Mineral Water, half-dime size; C. I. Kroh, Silver
Run, MD, tomato picker’s 6 cent token; and
so forth Est. $80-125
1333 [United States] Four souvenir medallions
comprising: 1) “Monument to the Pilgrims”
Plymouth, MA, dated Aug. 1, 1889, aluminum;
2) Jamestown Tercentenary, 1907, with Head
of Indian / John Smith’s ships, bronze;
3) Jamestown Exposition, 1907, with Scene
of Pocahontas saving Smith / Ships of 1607
and 1907, gilt brass; 4) “State of Maryland”
emblem, bronze Est. $60-100
1334 [United States] Two bronze
exposition souvenir medallions
1) Pan American Exposition watch fob, 1901,
the obverse with anthropomorphic map of
the Americas later used for Monroe Doctrine
commemorative half dollar; 2) Louisiana
Exhibit, Pan American Exposition, 1915
Est. $60-90
1335 United States: Fifteen political
and historical medallions
including: three Harrison campaign medals,
1840-’41 (each holed); two Winfield Scott
Hancock campaign medals, DATES (holed);
Garfield/Arthur campaign medal, DATE
(holed); McKinley Second Inaugural bronze
medallion; two F. D. Roosevelt campaign
items; and so forth Est. $100-150
1336 United States: Six commemorative
or souvenir medallions
19th and 20th century, including Onandaga
County, New York, Centennial medallion,
1894, bronze; Centennial of Washington’s
inauguration, 1889, aluminum; Philadelphia
Mint souvenir token of Pennsylvania
Bicentennial, 1882, brass; and so forth
Est. $80-125
1337 United States: Two brass dollar tokens
issued by Indian traders in Oklahoma,
3rd quarter 19th century
1) Dunlap & Florer, Osage Traders; 2) Lee &
Reynolds Camp Supply, Indian Territory
Est. $100-150
1338 United States: original bronze
Masonic seal of the Eastern Star Lodge
#169, Columbia, PA
first half 19th century Est. $60-90
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