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Not marked, but tested 14K with real amethyst.

Two of the sombreros are signed Mexico 800 B. Carrillo. Two are marked sterling silver. One is marked "Silver Mexico" and the last is marked 925.All are handmade with the floral designs hammered into them instead of being etched.

The initials JDL are on each piece. They have the mark for the E.G. Webster Company. Probably antiques. The bristles on the brushes appear to be real boar or pig bristles and the design looks Art Deco.

This set also comes with the original case. the bell shaped cup conceals the corkscrew. I’m not sure if is has another use. The part that separates from the corkscrew is also sterling silver.

This dish is from 1911 according to the pattern number on the bottom. It is 6.75 inches long by 2.5 inches wide.

From the 1920s! These plates are from 1923. Sterling silver with the initials J.L.B engraved on them. They are each 6.25 inches in diameter.

Made by the famous Washington D.C. jewelry company. Judging by the mark this is from some time before 1934. Marked sterling. The box measures 10 by 3.5 by 1.5 inches.

Five of these goblets are marked MFH for M. Fred Hirsch. The other three are marked sterling but have nothing else on them. They are from sometime between 1920 and 1945.

The shorter cups were made by the Webster silver company. All the cups are marked Sterling.

Each cup has sterling written on the bottom. The cups are 7 inches tall, 3.5 inches in diameter at the top and 3 inches diameter at the bottom. The letter engraved on them appears to be a stylized P.

Marked with a s on the back for San Francisco.

No letter on the back.

These is no letter on the back.

This coin is marked o on the back for New Orleans.

This coin is marked o on the back for New Orleans.

There is no letter on the back.

This coin has an o on the back for New Orleans.

This coin has no letter on the back.

This coin has an o on the back for New Orleans.

This coin does not have a letter on the back.

This coin is marked D on the back for Denver.

Includes coins with D, S, and no letter on back. Also comes with a case.

This coin has an s on the back for San Francisco.

This coin has an s on the back for San Francisco.

There is no letter on the back of this coin.

This coin has an s on the back for San Francisco.

This coin has an o on it for New Orleans.

The case opens with some difficulty however the coin is stuck in one side of it.

The coin is stuck in half the case, one side could not be removed.

This silver dollar has the same type of case as the last two. It fits too snugly into one side to be removed.

This coin is also listed as an Advance Release.

This coin is also listed as an Advance Release.

This coin is from the first day of issue.

This coin includes a signature from John M. Mercanti 12th Chief Engraver. It is also listed as First Day of Issue and PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin comes with a signature by John M. Mercanti 12th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint. It is also graded as PCGS MS70.

This coin comes with a signature by John M. Mercanti the 12th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint. It is from the first day of issue and graded MS 70.

This coin is rated MS 70.

This coin is rated MS 69.

This coin is rated MS 69.

This coin is rated MS 69.

This coin is rated MS 69.

This is a 30th Anniversary coin. It is rated MS 69.

This is a 30th Anniversary coin, it is rated MS 69.

This is a 30th Anniversary coin it is rated MS 69.

This coin is rated MS 70.

This coin is rated MS 70.

This coin comes with the signature of John M. Mercanti 12th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint. It is rated MS 70.

This coin comes with the signature of John M. Mercado 12th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint. It is rated MS 70.

This coin is rated PF 69 Ultra Cameo.

This coin is rated PF 69.

This coin was struck at the San Francisco Mint 1st Day of Issue. It is rated MS 70.

This coin was struck at the San Francisco Mint. It is rated MS 70.

This coin was signed by John M. Mercanti 12th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint. It was struck at the San Francisco Mint. It is rated MS 70.

This coin was rated MS 70.

One ounce silver coin, private issue. this coin is an Ultra Cameo Gem Proof.

This coin is rated MS 70.

This coin is rated PF 69.

This coin was rated MS 70.

This coin has no letter on the back.

This coin has an s on the back for San Francisco.

This coins is marked with a D for Denver.

This coin is marked with a D for Denver.

These come in the case shown in pictures.

These coins come with a booklet for collecting (which is empty) and the case seen in pictures.

Most of the pennies are wheat pennies including the loose coins (1940s -1950s) and the pennies in the booklet. There are three more wheat pennies in the case and a 1941 Winged Liberty Dime. The next row has two pennies from 1964 and 1970. There are also three Indian Head pennies from 1859, 1891 and 1904. I do not know the details of the penny next to them, only that it is marked error. The last coin in the row is a 1905 Liberty Head Dime. The last row has two buffalo dimes one from 1927 and the other 1923 (the date is legible, but difficult to read). Next to them are two modern copper Indian head and buffalo coins.

There are four 1976 type D Eisenhower dollars in this lot.

They come with the original packaging.

The 200th White House Anniversary Coin is on the top left. The 2015 and 2019 Proof Sets are in the middle. The Black cases to the side have the 225th Anniversary Coin Sets. The 2019 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing is on the far right.

Not graded but in very good condition, see photos.

In very good condition, does not seem to have seen much use, if any.

Good condition with one spot on the first coin and two spots on the second.

Also includes some older Canadian change.

This coin is in excellent condition. May never have been circulated. See photos for more details.

1.25 oz of silver in this coin.

This coin has 1.25 oz of silver in it.

Comes with a COA and the signature of Susan Taylor. First day of issue rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

Also comes with a Las Vegas Elks Drinking token and a 1962 one kopek piece from the Soviet Union.

The Tuvalu coin is a 1 oz silver dollar. it is rated MS70. The Quarter is a First "W" Mint Mark Quarter War in the Pacific Edition. It comes with the signature of John M. Mercanti 12th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint. It is rated MS 67.

Also includes two carry cases for coins. One all aluminum and another with a clear plastic top.

Also includes two cases for storing coins, one wood and velvet the other a aluminum and foam padding.

One of the first 750 struck. This coin is rated PF 69.

This coin was rated PF 70

This coin is a first day of issue and rates PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

1 ounce fine silver. This coin was one of the first 100 struck, it is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

One of the first 1000 struck. This coin is rated PF Ultra Cameo.

This coin is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was one of the first 2500 struck it is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was one of the first 1000 struck, it was rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was one of the first 1500 struck, it is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was one of the first 1500 struck, it is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was one of the first 2000 struck. It comes with a COA. It is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was a first year release. It is rated MS 70.

This coin was one of the first 2500 struck. This coin was rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was one of the first 1250 struck. It has a rating of PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin is rated PF 69 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was one of the first 2000 struck, it comes with a COA. It was rated PF 69 Ultra Cameo.

This coin comes with a case and a COA. It is number 1045 of 5000.

This coin is number 169 of 5000 struck. It comes with a COA confirming it was struck by the French Mint. It was rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin comes with a COA and is 332 of 7700. It is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This cap comes with a box and COA. It is 870 of 5000 and is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was issued in the first day. It comes with the signature of Cheng Chao who designed the panda image. It is rated MS 70.

This coin was struck at the Shenzhen Mint and comes with the signature of Tong Fang who designed the panda image on the coin. It was rated MS 70.

This coin was struck at the Shenyang Mint, it comes with the signature of Tong Fang who designed the panda image on the coin. It is rated MS 70.

This coin was struck at the Shanghai Mint and comes with the signature of Tong Fang who designed the panda image on the coin. It was rated MS 70. It comes with a case.

This coin is a first day issue, it comes with the signature of Song Fei who designed the coin. It is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

From the Ferracute Chinese Pattern Collective. This coin comes with a COA and is from a limited edition of 2500. It is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin comes with a COA, it is number 357 of 2500. It was issued on the first day and is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin was struck at the Shenzhen Mint and comes with a COA. It is 12651 of 60000. It also comes with the signature of Tong Fang who designed the image of the panda on the coin. It is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

The photo has the date July 18, 1914 written on it. The medals, bars and patch are from WWII and the dummy round is a German WWII anti-aircraft round. It appears to have been made in 1938. I believe the photo may have been originally placed in the envelope the medals are pinned to.

This compass was used with a number of U.S. aircraft during WWII. Included in the case is a U.S. Army Engineer’s level.

The bracelet and earring are both marked sterling silver. The earrings are not in the original box.

This ring is from the Sarah Covington brand. It is sterling silver set with a green faceted uranium glass "stone". The ring is adjustable and fits from about a size 7 to 8.

The sticker on the mirror says Godinger Silver Art Co. Made in China. The chain and the compact are both bronze.

Watch band is stainless steel. The watch is not running. There are a few scratches on the face.

The dark red stone is a ruby, the pale blue purple stone next to the bright blue stone is a sapphire. The rest of the stone are natural gemstones but type could not be determined. The ring is marked Romany 10K inside the band but it is very difficult to photograph. This ring is a size 9. The ring case is only for the photos, it is not included in this lot.

The dark red stone on this ring is a ruby, the pale purple stone near the center next to the pale blue stone is a sapphire. The other stones are natural gem stones, but what king could not be determined. The ring has 10 inscribed on the inside of the band, but there is a mark next to it so the 10K is an assumption. The ring is a size 9. The ring box is for the photographs and not included in this lot.

The stones tested as emeralds in addition to the COA. I do not know what type of metal they are set in. The pins are just under 3 inches long. They come in the box shown in the photos.

This stone tests as a sapphire and has a lovely star pattern visible on it.

This lot includes a group of unusual Pennie’s, a gold Eisenhower dollar, a Franklin half dollar, two silver dimes, seven silver quarters, and a set of presidential coins, Truman, Washington and Buchanan.

This lot includes five Barber dimes from 1897 to 1916, nine Barber nickels from 1888 to 1912, one 1897 Barber quarter, one 1920 liberty quarter, one 1920 Buffalo dime, one 1943 winged liberty dime and one 1902 Indian head penny.

The oldest coins are a British penny from 1929 and a Canadian nickel from 1927. There is one Spanish coin from 1957 and the rest are from the 1960s and 1970s.

The sand dollar is 10K gold filled. not also one end of the chain is broken.

Each print measures 9 inches by 7 inches. The print with two women is numbered 29 out of 80. The print with one woman is numbered 12 out of 350.

This print is titled "Seated Dega In Room". It measures 11.5 by 12 inches. It is number 204 out of 300 prints.

This print measures 24.5 by 20.5 inches. It comes with a COA. It is 128 out of 300 prints by the artist.

This painting is titled "Pablo Picasso",it measures 25 by 23 inches. It is number 18 out of 200 prints.

The paining by Paula McArdle is titled Sailing. It measures 18.5 by 22.5 inches. It is numbered 58 out of 385.

This etching "Angel Appearing to the Shepard" circa 1797 measures 20.5 by 18 inches. It is one of Amand Durand’s etchings after Rembrandt. These is a copy of the COA we do not have the original COA at this time.

This watercolor and gold leaf etching by Guillaume Azoulay comes with a COA. The title is "Taurus Lavis" and it measures 33 by 33 inches. It is numbered 8 out of 15.

This print by Jon Rattenbury is titled "Frosted Eve". It measures 42 by 30 inches and is numbered 3 out of 20.

This painting is titled "Shades of Winter Blue". It is oil on canvas and measures 26 by 22 inches.

This piece comes with a COA, it measures 26.5 inches square. It is numbered 877 out of 900.

This serigraph by Tanya Wissotsky and Alexander Galtchansky comes with a COA. It measures 29.25 by 31.5 inches. It is numbered 297 out of 395.

This print measures 40.5 by 34.5 inches, it is numbered 50 out of 295.

This print is titled "wild willow" it measures 34 by 28 inches. Also included is a photo of the artist with this print and a few others.

This print is titled "Hidden Valley", it measures 36 by 28.5 inches, it is number 27 out of 50. There is a copy of the COA for this work, but the original is not available.

Circa 1797 this hand pulled etching of" Decent from the Cross" is from Amand-Durand’s after Rembrandt etchings. It measures 36.5 by 31.5 inches and comes with a COA.

These bills were printed in 1993 when Mary Ellen Whithrow was Treasurer of the United States. They are uncut and uncirculated. In addition to her printed signature on the bills they were signed by her personally.

These are real currency of the United States, 32 dollar bills from 1988. They are in a frame with a thin sheet of acrylic covering them. There are a few cracks in the plastic, but no damage to the bills. See photos for more details. The frame is 29.5 by 23.5 inches.

In very good condition especially the 1928 F note.

The first two 1957 dollar bills have consecutive serial numbers.

The Lionel coin is a limited edition number 1544 out of 10000.

This Medal is solid 14K gold. it is numbered 04047.

This gold piece is a limited edition, it is number 4753.

I believe the 1965 Canadian coin set is uncirculated, but there were no documents included with it.

The St. Christopher medal looks very similar to some WWII era examples except it does not have a sterling mark on it. The Mexican Eagle Keychain is marked 925. The Quarters are from the 1943 and 1944.

The quarters and Fort Fisher Medals both have silver in them. I am unsure what the ratio is for the Fort Fisher Medals.

This lot includes a full set of the 1967 Canadian Centennial coins and A 1958 British Columbia Centennial Silver Dollar. There are also three rolls of centennial pennies, nickels and dimes. The rest of the coins are vintage Canadian change.

Number 10. Signed HOF - 1977 in silver

This set includes three large silver coins from Nicaragua, Panama & Mexico.

Theoren Fleury and Wayne Gretzky

Including rookie anniversary card

Counties included are New Zealand, Australia, Egypt, Ethiopia, England, Canada, Jamaica, Israel, South Africa, Hungary, Russia, Finland, Philippines and China.

Various players and seasons

Dominik Hasek, Sergei Fedorov, and Chris Osgood

Countries include Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Spain, Austria, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, India, Japan and Thailand.

This coin comes in a box with a COA. It has 1/2 ounce gold and 1/2 ounce silver. It was rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo. This coin was part of a limited edition run it is 556 of 750. It also comes with the signature of the designer John M. Mercanti.

The 1866 nickel is in very good condition.

There are 53 Jefferson and 38 Buffalo nickels.

Series 1

Various teams and players

There are four booklets included. Two 1909-1940 and two more 1940 to present.

Various sports, teams, and players

1900 VDB, 1938, 1944 S, 1945 S, 1953, 1954 S, and 1955 S

First day of issue

The first three half dollars in the booklet do not match the captions. They all appear to be from 1918.

These date from 1937-1945 for the Mercury dimes and 1947 for the Roosevelt dime. They all have an s on the reverse.

The Mercury Head dimes date from 1934 to 1945. The Roosevelt dimes are from 1952, 1953, 1963 and 1964.

2 1oz silver, 1 1/2oz graded, and 1 quarter

1940, 1941, 1943 D, 1944, 1945, 1946 S, 1948 S, 1949 D, 1951 D

Buffalo nickels, zinc pennies, errors, and more

12 Standing Liberty quarters and 1957 Franklin extra fine half dollar

1952 D, 1954 S, 1954 D, 1954 S, 1955 S, 1958, 1958 D, 2019 W, and 2019 W

This coin comes with a COA and the signature of the designer John M. Mercanti. It is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This is a limited edition coin it is number 1478 out of 15000 and comes with a COA. It is rated PF 70 Ultra Cameo.

This coin is rated MS 58 RD

The proof coin is in excellent condition.

Coca-Cola 1oz .999 silver coin, 2 1964 silver Kennedy half dollars, and 1946 S graded quarter

Silver is 1oz. Titanium is 12g

This lot also includes old pennies 1919 - 1937, 1961 D pennies, 1959 D pennies, s pennies (older 1940s & 1950s) and loose change in a treasure chest bank ( mostly newer some 1960s). The 1961 D pennies did not fit in one tube so some are in the 1959 D tube.

This coin is real silver but not an authentic antique. It has a seam around the edge and the word Lucava etched into it. It tested for sterling silver so the content is at least 92.5% silver. The coin measures about 1.5 inches across.

First day issue

The black and red boxes are included in the lot but the lavender box on the left is only for photo staging. The pearl earrings are 14K these was no way to confirm whether or not the pearls are real. The earrings in the small plastic container are sterling silver. One of the earrings with the larger stones is missing its back. The stones are not real diamonds. The loose stones in the same container are also not diamonds. The rings have no markings so I cannot confirm the type of metal. The tiger’s eye in the ring on the left is real. The stones in the other two rings are not. The blue stone is glass.

One plate is chipped

This lot includes eight plates and a glass basket.

The pitcher is from the Ranson glass company late 1890s. The larger lid with the circular pattern is from Northwood Glass also late 1890s. The smaller lid is Belgian unsure of precise date. The plate/tray is Indiana Glass from the 1920s. The rest of the pieces could be from anytime between the late 1800s to the 1930s.

All pieces are sterling

The small cup with the ruffled edge is Fenton From the 1940s, the salt shaker is Fenton from the 1950s. The small cup with the scalloped edges on top and large white dots around the bottom is Westmoreland Glass sometime after the 1940s. The small vase with the zigzag pattern is marked 2005 on the bottom with the artists signature. The rest are probably modern with the possible exception of the compote and cup with the button and daisy pattern.

Spoons

Tested sterling

Some are rare

40 pieces

63 pieces

This lot also includes a more recent helmet and a signed photo of Ronald Reagan. The tag on the uniform jacket says 42 R it measures 23 inches across the chest when buttoned. It is 20 inches long from the center of the shoulder seam to hem. The Pants have W 36 L 31 printed on the inside of the waistband. They measure 19.5 inches across the waist when buttoned and just under 42 inches long waist to hem.

Unique pieces. 20 count

The largest set of silverware has two large serving spoons, four soup spoons, four small spoons, four large forks, six salad forks and six knives. Everything is sterling silver except the blades of the knives which are stainless steel. In addition to this set there are two matching spoon and fork sets. One is Godan Mexico Sterling with green cloisenne embellishments on the handles. The other is a large serving spoon and a three prong fork, both are marked sterling with a logo I do not recognize (see photos for more details). There is anoth very large serving spoon also marked sterling with W.R. written on it as well. The last item is a small spoon with flowers on the handle, it has Frank M. Whiting sterling on the back of the handle.

Most pieces are entirely sterling silver. The knives and three of the serving pieces have stainless steel blades and sterling silver handles. There are 13 butter knives, 15 knives, 14 dinner forks, 14 salad forks, 63 spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 5 small soup spoons, 3 large soup spoons, 7 large spoons, 9 small spoons, 5 serving spoons, 2 ladles, two square spoons, 2 perforated spoons, 13 spoons with tines, 1 small fork, 2 medium 3 tine forks, 1 small three tine fork, one two tine fork, three small serving knives, 1 small soup spoon, 1 medium spoon, 1 large serving spoon, 1 large square serving spoon, 3 serving forks, 1 square perforated serving fork, 2 cake knives wide and narrow, 1 cake breaker, 1 tomato server and 1 salad serving fork.

Tested positive on tester. Size 7.25

The ring on the far left is marked 14k the Masonic ring with the red glass tested as 14K. The two rings in the center are both marked 10k. The blue stones on 10k ring are real sapphires and small diamonds. The ring with the turquoise stone is sterling silver. The cameo ring is unmarked. The first 14k ring is slightly smaller than a size 5. The Masonic ring is a size 11. The sapphire and diamond ring is also slightly smaller than size 5. The 10k double headed eagle ring is size 10.5. The sterling and turquoise ring is slightly under size 6. The cameo ring is slightly larger than size 6. It could be a much larger size with the metal bar removed.

Tested positive on tester. Size 7.5

Tested positive on tester. Size 7.5

Tested positive on tester. Size 7.5

Tested positive on tester. Size 7.25

Tested positive on tester. Size 7.5

Tested positive on tester

Tested positive on tester

Tested positive on tester. 14kt gold overlay