HS_Dec12AuctionGuide.. - Huggins & Scott

691. 1930s-1970s Toy Car/Truck/Bus
Lot of (60+) with (2) Hubley Indy
Cars
Toy car buffs will go pedal to the metal for this vintage
1930s-1970s “instant collection” of (60+) cars, trucks
and buses. Presenting in display ready condition with
totally acceptable signs of age appropriate wear this
fantastic assortment is a treasure trove of collectible
vehicles. Produced in a variety of mediums such as cast
iron, tin, rubber and plastic this group features pieces
from noted manufacturers such as Auburn, Corgi,
Dinky, Hubley and Tootsietoy. Highlights include a
Hubley police motorcycle with sidecar, (2) Hubley Indy
cars and a Corgi Beatles bus. More on our website.
Opening Bid $200.00
692. “Balance of Collection” Vintage
Toy Lot with Charlie McCarthy Doll
and (4) Games
Eclectic is the first word in this “Balance of Collection”
lot of vintage toys and games. This diverse grouping features
an interesting mix including Disney collectibles,
cars, trucks, ships, military vehicles, games, dolls,
planes, fire engines, a lunch box, a globe bank, tin toys
and a Beatles Yellow Submarine. Presenting in average
to better grade, these nostalgic playthings represent a
fine value for the savvy dealer or multi-genre collector.
Highlights are Charlie McCarthy and Jerry Mahoney
ventriloquist dolls and (4) games including a handsome
upright pinball machine. More on our website.
Opening Bid $200.00
693. (10) 1940s-50s Gambling Punch
Boards-All Unpunched with (1)
Baseball
Place your bets on this exciting lot of (10) 1940s-50s
“Punch Board” gambling games in “unpunched” condition.
Designed to separate customers from their money
these low-tech games of chance reached their peak popularity
just prior to WWII and were soon afterwards
outlawed in many areas due to rampant cheating. The
stars of this lot are a baseball themed “Damon Runyon
Memorial Cancer Fund” piece and a “Mighty Midget”
game with “Indy car” theme. Other dazzlers are (4) pinup
girl games including one with Gil Elvgren art. Also
included are (4) generically themed boards.
Opening Bid $200.00
694. 1950s-60s “Natty Boh” Display
Lot with “Egghead Mr. Boh” Lightup
Sign
“From the Land of Pleasant Living” comes this lot of
(3) “Natty Boh” display pieces. Issued by the National
Brewing Co. during the 1950s-1960s these colorful collectibles
are perfect for “man-cave” exhibition.
Highlighting this group is a 10” diameter vinyl light-up
sign featuring the “Egghead” version of beloved mascot
“Mr. Boh”. The second piece is a rare 8x11 early 3-D
light-up piece in beautiful condition which features
swimming Koi. The third piece is a 13x9 coffin shaped
plastic light-up clock in high grade. Also included are
(4) like-new decals. More on our website.
Opening Bid $250.00
695. Late 1700s-Late 1900s Foreign
Coin Lot of (280+)
Expand your numismatic horizons with this interesting
mix of (280+) foreign coins dating from the late 1700slate
1900s. This fascinating international mix features
(20+) coins with various silver content including an
1816 Spanish/Mexican eight real coin (holed) and (2)
1971 Canadian (BU) proof silver dollars. Additional
highlights are (2) late 1700s French two sols specimens
(both AG), (15) 19th Century Canadian tokens in AG-
VG grades and (12) 19th & 20th Century British
Homeland and Possessions coins in G-XF grades. More
on our website.
Opening Bid $150.00
696. Carson City Morgan Silver
Dollar Lot of (5)
It seems like the current precious metal craze has
everyone jumping on the bandwagon with Silver
Dollars ranking high in demand. Long time coin collectors
know that specimens bearing the Carson City “CC”
mintmark have always topped want lists and command
premium prices regardless of “spot” silver levels.
Presented are (5) Morgan Silver Dollars featuring the
coveted CC mintmark. Highlighting this group are (2)
better date pieces including an 1891-CC in (AU) grade
and a split grade 1879-CC with (VF-obverse/F-reverse).
Also included are 1878-CC (VF), 1880-CC 8/7 (F) and
1882-CC (XF).
Opening Bid $250.00
697. (2) NGC Graded “Liberty”
Nickels with MS65 1883 “No Cents”
and MS64 1883 “With Cents”
Opening Bid $150.00
698. 1852-1958 American Penny Lot
of (490+)
Opening Bid $100.00
699. (2) PCGS Graded Variety Coins
with Rare 1918 “Dropped D” Dime
and 1955-D/S OMM-3 Nickel
Opening Bid $100.00
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