NGC $1 1855 CHARLOTTE TYPE II XF 40The Charlotte mint was the fist branch mint, opened to utilize a local strike of gold, instead of shipping the gold to Philadelphia for coinage. $1, $ 2 ½ and $5 dollar coins...
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NUMISMATICS. 1855 C $5 LIBERTY HEADHALF EAGLE Gold Coin. An 1855 C (Charlotte) $5 Liberty Head Half Eagle gold coin. The total mintage for this date & mint mark is: 39,788. Total approx. weight is 8.359 grams....
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LIBERTY CLASSICS METAL TOY BANK VEGAPLANE, COCA COLA 6...Limited Edition. Die cast metal, decorated in bright red, with Coca Cola and Charlotte Motor Speedway logos. Snap pilot canopy off to insert coins and...
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5 ITEMS PERTAINING TO CSA PRIVATE J.M.WILSON, INCL. 2 ...Five (5) items pertaining to Confederate soldier James Madison Wilson, Private, 1st Regiment Tennessee Cavalry (Carter's), Company K, of Giles County, TN....
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1852-C $5 GOLD COIN, CHARLOTTE MINThalfeagle gold coin dated 1852 from the Charlotte Mint
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lustrous XF+ coin with scattered marks, ICG notes "bent" and gave grade "AU40 details" (we are thinking they...
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AMERICAN COIN SILVER MUG, CHEESE SCOOPAND SERVING SHOV...mid 19th century, including paneled mug, pedestal base and scroll handle, inscribed "Charlotte Dellinger", marks for William Adams (New York, NY working...
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A MISSOURI COIN SILVER JULEP CUP BYLOUIS ZUR MEGEDE Active in Lexington, Missouri from 1849-1877, marked to interior base of cup, engraved 1857 to underside of cup, further engraved to body "Jane Briscoe /...
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A MIXED COLLECTION OF AMERICAN, BRITISHAND OTHER COINS GB Queen Charlotte bronze medal for coronation September 22 1761; GB a bank token, 1s 6d, 1812; GB a bank token, 3 shillings 1812; GB 1797 cartwheel penny...
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Six New Orleans coin silver forks: roundedfiddle handles, thread borders, marks for retailer "E.A. Tyler N.O." (Edward A. Tyler, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1838-1879), maker possibly John Polhamus and George E. Strong...
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Charleston coin silver mug, round withreeded borders, S-scroll handle, marks for Hayden & Gregg (New York City/Charleston, South Carolina, working 1832-1846), inscribed "J.W.P. to C. Kerr" (James...
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John Ewan coin pitcher, receipt: roundpaneled form, reeded border, C-square handle, stepped conforming base, marked "J. EWAN" (John Ewan, Charleston, South Carolina, working 1823-1852), base inscribed...
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Masonic coin silver pitcher, round withC handle with thumbpiece, helmet form spout, pedestal base, inscribed "The/Grand Lodge/of/Massachusetts/to/David Moody", marked "J.B. Jones" (John B. Jones, Boston, Massachusetts,...
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Bird decorated coin silver spoon, ovalfeather end handle, back of bowl with dove and olive branch, probably George Dowig, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1765-1773, and Baltimore, Maryland, working 1773-1795,...
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Vogler coin silver spoon, handle withpointed end, dove and olive branch on back of bowl, marked "I. Vogler" (John Vogler, Salem, North Carolina, working 1805-1820), no monogram, 5-1/4 in. Small spots...
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American coin silver epergne, four vineform arms and feet, overall grape and vine decoration, marked "F.W. Cooper…Amity Street" (New York City, working 1840-1851), central glass bowl, presentation...
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North Carolina coin silver ladle, downturnedtipt back fiddle handle, pointed fins, oval bowl, marked "T&H" (Thomas Trotter and John Huntington, Charlotte, North Carolina, working 1828-1832), 6.41 oz.T.,...
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North Carolina coin silver tongs, fiddlehandles, oval terminals, marked "T&H" (Thomas Trotter and John Huntington, Charlotte, North Carolina, working 1828-1832), no monogram, 5-3/4 in. Average wear....
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American coin silver beverage pitchercirca 1830-40 beaded squat baluster form repousse-chased with floral motifs and vacant cartouche flanked by twig and grapevine-encrusted handle; marked: Pure Coin and other...
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Charleston coin silver cream pitcherHayden Brothers & Co South Carolina circa 1852-1855 melon finial on hinged dome lid and floral-chased pear-form body with vacant cartouche and vine-encrusted handle; marked:...
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North Carolina coin silver spoon, fiddlehandle, pointed fins, "J.E. Boger" (possibly John E. Boger, Salisbury, North Carolina, working 1845-1853), "AC" monogram, 5-1/2 in. Slight wear. Collection of the Late Ruth...
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Ten pieces coin silver flatware: sevenpieces with coffin tips, one ladle, six spoons, Fletcher & Gardiner spoon, fish or butter knife, E. Wyler ladle; detailed list available. Good to average wear. Collection...
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Two canes, compass and match safe: onewith tapered shaft possibly wood with heavy ebonized finish, tip opening to sundial and compass, paper label "Columbus Sundial…Made in Germany", with pocket...
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Three pieces English silver: tea caddyspoon, shell bowl, marks for William Eley & William Fearn, lacking city mark, 1797, later "S" monogram, 3-3/8 in., handle bent ; tea caddy spoon, oval bowl,...
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Timothy Pickering coinage letter, sevenline letter datelined "Department of State, Decr. 7, 1795" to U.S. mint director Elias Boudinot, "I have laid before the President your note of the 4th proposing...
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15 pieces coin silver flatware, Northernmakers: four forks, 7-3/4 in.; ten spoons, two with basket of flowers, 4-3/4 in. to 9-1/2 in.; one salt spoon, 4 in., most with monograms. Collection of the Late Ruth Scott,...
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17 pieces Kirk Mayflower silver: 13coin silver teaspoons, 1846-1861, monograms, eleven with "GMR", two with "JAH", 5-3/4 in., dents in bowls ; four knives with hollow handles, unmarked,...
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Charleston coin silver mug, paneledsides, scroll handle, ring base, scroll and floral decoration, marked "W. Carrington" (William Carrington, New York and Charleston, South Carolina, working 1830-1901), later...
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Three Charleston coin silver knives:hollow handle, thread decoration, no monogram, blades marked by retailer "Gregg Hayden & Co" (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1846-1852), maker probably Gale & Hayden...
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(13) Pcs. Signed Chinese SilverTo includeeleven Chinese silver spoons the handles decorated with Chinese coins with bamboo handle a silver hairpin in the shape of ruyi scepter together with a belt decorated in bats...
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Alabama coin silver fish slice, fiddlehandle, rounded fins, shell attachment, pierced blade, scalloped back, no monogram, marks for "A.L. Coan.Mobile" (Abraham L. Coan, Mobile, Alabama, working 1833-1841), 11-1/2...
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Pair Alabama coin silver spoons: roundedfiddle handles, round fins, marked "J. Conning" and "Mobile" (James Conning, Mobile, Alabama, working 1842-1872), "McM" monogram, 6-1/4 in. Loss to tops of bowls, wear. Private...
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Three New Orleans coin silver spoons:shaped floral handles, scroll fins, monograms on backs, marked "H.E. Baldwin & Co." (New Orleans, Louisiana, circa 1825), 7-1/4 in. Fronts with removed monogram, creases at...
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