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Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (20th Century Fox, 1938).
(3) Lobby Cards. Shirley Temple shines in this story of radio producer looking for a youngster to fill the bill of Little Miss America for his advertisers campaign. Well, it just so happens that the little girl he wants has an aunt that forbids her to associate with show people. These three cards, two of which feature Shirley, are sure to please the Shirley collectors. Very Good. (Total: 3 Movie Posters)
Auction 807
| Lot: 4535 | Jul 20, 2003
Sold For:
$345.00
Fools For Scandal (Warner Brothers, 1938).
Jumbo Window Card (28" X 22"). Warner Brothers borrowed Carole Lombard to star in this light screwball comedy also featuring Fernand Gravet, one of France's top stars. Very Fine.
Auction 806
| Lot: 4278 | Mar 9, 2003
Sold For:
$115.00
Rock 'N Roll Half Sheets (Columbia, 1957).
(3) Half Sheets (22" X 28"). Offered here are three half sheets from some of the biggest rock 'n roll films of the fifties. These are: "Jamboree" (Warner Brothers, 1957), "Girl Can't Help It" (20th Century Fox, 1956), and finally "Don't Knock the Rock" (Columbia, 1957). Fine/Very Fine. (Total: 3 Movie Posters)
Auction 807
| Lot: 4408 | Jul 20, 2003
Sold For:
$230.00
Make Offer to Owner
$362 or more
"1783" Washington & Independence Copper PR 66 Brown PCGS.
Draped Bust, Engrailed Edge. Baker-3. Lovely coppery-brown and iridescent patina covers the glossy proof surfaces. Struck with intricate details and an uncommonly fine specimen. Struck from reworked dies by W.S. Lincoln in London. Listed at the top (second entry) of page 59 of the 1999
Guide Book.
(PCGS# 796)
Auction 197
| Lot: 5734 | Feb 15, 1999
Sold For:
$747.50
1791 Washington Small Eagle Cent AU 55 PCGS. Baker-16. Medium brown patina with modest friction over the highpoints of the design. A long stain runs through the last five letters of PRESIDENT on the right side of the obverse. Listed on page 59 of the 1998
Guide Book.
(PCGS# 796)
Auction 190
| Lot: 5826 | Aug 10, 1998
Sold For:
$862.50
1904-O 25C AU 53 NGC. The originally preserved surfaces combine old silver and pale orange patina over well defined features. The 1904-O is a heavily circulated issue that is usually offered in well worn grades.
(PCGS# 5638)
Auction 257
| Lot: 389 | Apr 7, 2001
Sold For:
$276.00
1899 5C PR 64 PCGS. This Choice proof Liberty nickel is originally toned in shades of tan and gray on the obverse, while the reverse displays attractive rings of champagne and lavender near the rims. The obverse has a few toning spots that limit the grade.
(PCGS# 3897)
Auction 257
| Lot: 233 | Apr 7, 2001
Sold For:
$230.00
1928-D 25C MS 65 NGC. The strike over the highpoints of this coin is not full, but it is well above average for this often poorly produced type. A ring of dappled charcoal color clings to the rims, the surfaces are fully frosted with no distracting abrasions to report.
(PCGS# 5768)
Auction 257
| Lot: 404 | Apr 7, 2001
Sold For:
$299.00
1888-S 25C MS 63 ICG. The lustrous surfaces are moderately abraded and are covered with a hint of light steel-gray toning. This coin is a popular candidate for a Mint State type set.
(PCGS# 5521)
Auction 257
| Lot: 383 | Apr 7, 2001
Sold For:
$402.50
1964 1C PR 66 Cameo PCGS.
(PCGS# 83404)
Auction 23092
| Lot: 13292 | Sep 9, 2003
Sold For:
$18.00
1904-O $1 MS64 NGC.
(PCGS# 7292)
Auction 23064
| Lot: 12162 | Jun 24, 2003
Sold For:
$35.00
1910-S $10 AU58 NGC.
Auction 23092
| Lot: 14346 | Sep 9, 2003
Sold For:
$347.30
1945 50C MS65 NGC.
Auction 23092
| Lot: 13924 | Sep 9, 2003
Sold For:
$118.45
1872 1C PR 66 Red and Brown NGC.
(PCGS# 2304)
Auction 23074
| Lot: 11125 | Jul 22, 2003
Sold For:
$1,259.25
1852 G$1 XF45 ANACS.
(PCGS# 7517)
Auction 23074
| Lot: 12319 | Jul 22, 2003
Sold For:
$129.95
1853 G$1 XF45 ANACS.
(PCGS# 7521)
Auction 23074
| Lot: 12322 | Jul 22, 2003
Sold For:
$129.95
Cleopatra (20th Century Fox, 1962).
2-Fogli (55" X 39") Set of Two. Offered here is a lot containing two original Roadshow Release Italian portrait posters. Fine.
Auction 806
| Lot: 4392 | Mar 9, 2003
Sold For:
$460.00
La Dolce Vita (Astor, 1961).
30" X 40". Fellini's masterpiece chronicling a decadent society was released with subtitles by the small distribution company Astor in the early sixties. Very Fine. Rolled.
Auction 806
| Lot: 4206 | Mar 9, 2003
Sold For:
$805.00
Loretta Young Half Sheet Lot .
Two Half Sheets (22" X 28"). Ramona (20th Century Fox, 1936), Café Metropole (20th Century Fox, 1937).. Loretta Young began acting as a child and never really left the screen for the next 50 years. Known for her exquisite beauty, and fine acting she remained a leading lady well beyond the years of her contemporaries. She won the Academy Award in 1947 for "The Farmer's Daughter" as well as three Emmy's for her television show. Offered here are two lovely, rolled half sheets from a couple of her roles from the mid thirties. Very Good/Very Fine.
Auction 806
| Lot: 4272 | Mar 9, 2003
Sold For:
$57.50
Tarzan the Ape Man (MGM, R 1954).
Window Card (14" X22") This was the first Weismuller Tarzan for MGM. Offered here is a reissue from the early 1950s. Very Fine.
Auction 802
| Lot: 5087 | Mar 17, 2002
Sold For:
$115.00
Last Picture Show, The (Columbia, 1971).
One Sheet (27" X 41"). Peter Bogdanovich's stunning look at small-town life in Texas in the 1950s, and how several characters lives are intertwined. Ben Johnson and Cloris Leachman won Oscars for fine performances in supporting roles. Mint.
Auction 803
| Lot: 6948 | Jul 7, 2002
Sold For:
$69.00
Future-Kill (IFM, 1985).
One Sheet (27" X 41"). The stars of the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" are back! This was the first film to reunite the cast of that cult favorite and it's the only film to have ever had a movie poster designed by Swiss surrealist H. R. Giger! This particular riveting work of art has been featured in many books since it was first published! Rolled in Mint Condition.
Auction 804
| Lot: 9334 | Oct 12, 2002
Sold For:
$41.00
Pit and the Pendulum, The (American International, 1961).
Lobby Card Set (11" X 14"). Vincent Price descends into a maelstrom of horror and insanity in this adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's classic story. This entire set of cards is extremely moody and features scenes with the Pit! Fine+.
Auction 804
| Lot: 9309 | Oct 12, 2002
Sold For:
$373.75
Magnum Force/Dirty Harry combo (Warner Brothers, 1973).
British Quad (30" X 40"). Clint Eastwood double feature has him playing the same cop who has little regard for the rules. Fine.
Auction 803
| Lot: 7030 | Jul 7, 2002
Sold For:
$287.50
Adam's Rib (MGM, 1949).
One Sheet (27" X 41"). George Cukor directed Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn in this terrifically witty battle of the sexes about a married couple, both of whom are lawyers, who end up against each other in court. Hysterical supporting performances from Judy Holliday, Tom Ewell, David Wayne, and Jean Hagen, with a screenplay written by husband-and-wife team Ruth Gordon and Garson Kanin. Very Fine on Linen.
Auction 803
| Lot: 7107 | Jul 7, 2002
Sold For:
$322.00
1980s Chelios, Bourque and LaFontaine Game Used Hockey Sticks Lot of 3.
Auction 710
| Lot: 20007 | Oct 18, 2008
Sold For:
$597.50
Assorted Actor Signature Cuts.
Includes autographs by Leatrice Joy (on a first day cover dated May 23, 1984), Buddy Rogers, ...
Auction 9648
| Lot: 86131 | Oct 12, 2007
Sold For:
$83.65
1869 $5 Legal Tender, Fr-64, AU, a problem-free early "woodchopper"; and (3) 1907 $5 Legal Tender, Fr-91, one AU and the others Choice CU, all displaying bright, fresh colors. (Total: 4 notes)
(PCGS# 10064)
Auction 122
| Lot: 6958 | Aug 2, 1994
Sold For:
$715.00
Fr. 1294SP 25¢ Third Issue Narrow Margin Back PMG Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ.
Auction 3508
| Lot: 13465 | Jan 11, 2010
Sold For:
$230.00
Ortonville, MN
- $5 1902 Plain Back Fr. 598
The First NB
Ch. # (M)6459
Auction 3508
| Lot: 14624 | Jan 11, 2010
Sold For:
$448.50
Fr. 1247 10¢ Second Issue PMG Choice Uncirculated 64.
Auction 3508
| Lot: 13362 | Jan 11, 2010
Sold For:
$333.50
Fr. 1340 50¢ Third Issue Spinner Type II PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ.
Auction 3508
| Lot: 13500 | Jan 11, 2010
Sold For:
$833.75
Milton 2E25F.6 25¢ Second Issue Experimental PCGS Choice New 63PPQ.
Auction 3508
| Lot: 13393 | Jan 11, 2010
Sold For:
$276.00
Gloucester, MA
- $5 1882 Brown Back Fr. 467
The Gloucester NB
Ch. # 1162
Auction 3508
| Lot: 14591 | Jan 11, 2010
Sold For:
$661.25
Great Britain:
George II Shilling 1758,
Auction 3000
| Lot: 51703 | May 30, 2008
Sold For:
$143.75
Make Offer to Owner
$300 or more
Russia:
Peter I Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1723 XF45 NGC,
Auction 3035
| Lot: 31516 | Sep 10, 2014
Sold For:
$3,300.00
Newton Merlot
Unfiltered
1991
2scl Bottle (5)
1992
2scl Bottle (2)
(Total: 7 Btls.)
Auction 221650
| Lot: 33298 | Dec 22, 2016
Sold For:
$84.00
Fess Parker Pinot Noir
2005
Bien Nacido Vineyard
Bottle (3)
2001
Ashley's Vineyard
Bottle (1)
(Total: 4 Btls.)
Auction 221202
| Lot: 67115 | Jan 12, 2012
Sold For:
$84.00
1902 $10 Plain Back, Fr-632, Fine, The Holston National Bank of Elizabethton, TN, Charter #10976. Minor staining and nary a trace of the signatures remaining. Although issuing both large and small size notes, this bank was in operation for just 15 years before going into receivership in June, 1932 (the First National Bank of Elizabethton went under eight months earlier). Eight large size notes are reported.
(PCGS# 10530)
Auction 211
| Lot: 5870 | Oct 13, 1999
Sold For:
$207.00
Tokens. (14) miscellaneous tokens; (8) brass pirate doubloons or lucky dollars; (1) Statue of Liberty brass medal; (1) maiden voyage of the Normandie brass medal; (2) brass tokens for the campaign for Lieutenant Governor by George Hatzenbuhler, 1936; and (1) fake Washington medal. (Total: 27 items)
(PCGS# 9461)
Auction 192
| Lot: 6317 | Sep 29, 1998
Sold For:
$57.50
Early Copper Type, Tokens, and Miscellany. 1773 Virginia halfpenny Good 4; (3) Connecticut coppers AG3, one is corroded; (3) New Jersey cents VG 10, one has numerous, small planchet flaws and another is extensively corroded; (2) 1794 cents, one is Poor 1 with obverse scratches and the other AG 3 with numerous small planchet flaws over each side; (14) miscellaneous store cards, most of which seem to be from the Hard Times era; (1) unidentifiable merchant token; (1) Benjamin Franklin token with a deep scratch across the obverse; and (1) fake Nova Constellatio piece. (Total: 26 coins)
(PCGS# 51673)
Auction 192
| Lot: 6428 | Sep 29, 1998
Sold For:
$322.00
1882 $10 Brown Back, Fr-482, VF, The National City Bank of New York, NY, Charter #1461. A pleasing mid-grade example of this popular type.
(PCGS# 10591)
Auction 199
| Lot: 5945 | Mar 16, 1999
Sold For:
$230.00
1882 $10 Brown Back, Fr-479, VG, The First National Bank of Chillicothe, OH, Charter #128. Very well centered with only the slightest yellowing.
(PCGS# 10591)
Auction 199
| Lot: 5952 | Mar 16, 1999
Sold For:
$253.00
1882 $5 Date Back, Fr-537, XF-AU, The National Bank of Kentucky of Louisville, KY, Charter #5312.
(PCGS# 10590)
Auction 199
| Lot: 5933 | Mar 16, 1999
Sold For:
$264.50
1902 $10 Plain Back, The First National Bank of Valley City, ND, Charter # 2548, VG-Fine.
A scarce bank, but you wouldn't guess it from the 3 notes offered here. This note is a well worn and evenly soiled, but not damaged example which has striking magenta signatures.
(PCGS# 12650)
Auction 192
| Lot: 6215 | Sep 29, 1998
Sold For:
$230.00
1902 $10 Date Back, The Lyon County National Bank of Rock Rapids, IA, Charter # 7089, VF-XF.
8 large size notes reported and few could be as nice as this beauty. Still very bright and crisp with very little dirt. The pinkish-purple signatures are only slightly blurry from getting damp at some point.
(PCGS# 12590)
Auction 192
| Lot: 6082 | Sep 29, 1998
Sold For:
$299.00
Andrew Jackson Peace Medal. Copper. 75.70 mm. Uncirculated. Even golden-tan color, this is a sharply defined specimen from dies engraved by Moritz Furst (obverse) and John Reich (reverse). Struck from the original dies, the obverse shows faint evidence of die rust. A pleasing example of this large sized Jackson peace medal. Ex: Julian Leidman Collection (B&M, 4/86), lot 4369, flip included. Major General Zachary Taylor Medal. Copper. 90 mm. MI-24. A choice About Uncirculated example with a lovely reddish-brown finish. From dies engraved by Charles Cushing Wright and one of about 176 pieces struck. The obverse shows Taylor facing right with crossed oak and laurel branches below. The reverse is an aerial view of the battle of Buena Vista, February 22 and 23, 1847 within entwined snakes that represent the two opposing armies. The battle scene is elaborately detailed and truly a wonder to behold. Ex: Julian Leidman Collection (B&M, 4/86), lot 4247, flip accompanies. Millard Fillmore Medal. Copper. 63 mm. 2245.9 grains. About Uncirculated. Julian IP-31. Struck from the original obverse and reverse dies, showing doubling on Willson's name on the lower reverse. A later striking as evidenced by the die crack across the Indian's leg and the presence of some die rust. There are two small parallel marks on Fillmore's lower neck that serve as identifiers. Ex: Dreyfuss Collection (B&M, 4/86), lot 5163, flip accompanies. Earlier from the Kessler-Spangenberger Collection (NASCA, 4/81), lot 1622. (Total: 3 medals)
(PCGS# 10367)
Auction 107
| Lot: 7968 | Aug 3, 1993
Sold For:
$330.00
ANACS 1909-S VBD Cent, Straight Clip, XF 40. On the lower obverse rim there is a straight clip approximately 7 mm. long between 5 and 6 o'clock. This is the only clip known on an S-VDB. Original surfaces with streaky color on each side.
(PCGS# 10369)
Auction 107
| Lot: 8002 | Aug 3, 1993
Sold For:
$495.00
Slavery Items of Questionable Origin. The following items we offer for sale as one lot, but we cannot guarantee that they are as represented. The identity of these items was related to the consignor many years ago by noted numismatist Ray Byrne, but he was unable to ever get a second opinion to corroborate Bynes' attributions. We leave the question of identity to the purchaser of the lot. Included are: Undated Tennessee slave tag, brass, 35 mm., VF with light patina and holed at the top for suspension; undated Ceylon slave token, 31 mm., Fine-VF and holed at the top for suspension, apparently for use as a tag in the St. Sebastian Mills and counterstamped with the number 81 on the reverse; another St. Sebastian tag, same grade, counterstamped with 62 on the reverse; undated Underground Railway pass, 19 mm., Fine and made from a cut down Large cent exposing the head of Liberty only on the obverse; another as above but the date 1851 can be made out, 22 mm., Fine with large punch covering the eye of Liberty; and another, undated, 19 mm. VF. (Total: 6 items)
(PCGS# 10368)
Auction 107
| Lot: 7994 | Aug 3, 1993
Sold For:
$209.00
Slavery Bracelet and Anti-Slavery Badge. Included are a Manilla Token: a "slave bracelet" from Benin that was used as a form of currency to buy slaves in the slave trade of West Africa, made of copper, semi-circular with trumpet-shaped tails on each end, a heavily patinated piece that appears to have been dug up from the ground--a gruesome numismatic relic of the slave trade; and an 1854 membership and registration badge from the Anti-Slavery Bazaar that reads ANTI SLAVERY BAZAAR HELD IN BOSTON 1854, made of cloth with a floral top and backing, 7 1/2 in. x 2 1/4 in., tan color with minor staining. (Total: 2 items)
(PCGS# 10368)
Auction 107
| Lot: 7993 | Aug 3, 1993
Sold For:
$176.00
Voice To America Medal. White Metal. 43.5 mm. VF, holed at the top for suspension. A muling of the obverse die featuring the seal of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society with the reverse of BHM-1666. Both dies were manufactured by J. Davis of Birmingham.
(PCGS# 10368)
Auction 107
| Lot: 7981 | Aug 3, 1993
Sold For:
$165.00
National Bank of Grand Saline, TX, Charter #5696. 1882 $20 Second Charter Value Back, Fr-581, VG.
This scarce Value Back is quite aged but the paper retains some crispness. The signatures are nearly faded, but the overall appearance is pleasing. Only four notes are reported from this bank that issued only large size currency. Chartered in 1901, this bank closed in 1927.
Ex: Irish Collection (Lyn Knight, 8/1997), lot 1294.
(PCGS# 581000)
Auction 256
| Lot: 5363 | Apr 6, 2001
Sold For:
$1,380.00
Massachusetts December 10, 1781 $16 Choice Extremely Fine.
We are pleased to offer here three examples of a previously unknown note. The entire issue is unpriced in Newman and noted as "Extremely Rare" in Friedberg. Until this small group appeared, no examples were known of this $16 denomination, and the other denominations ($4, $6 and $8) were represented by one to three of each. These three notes turned up with a large group of canceled Massachusetts Guaranteed notes and a small group of high-grade Massachusetts fiscal paper, much of which is also in this sale. We know of two other pieces, also $16, that turned up with this group. All three of the pieces that we offer are essentially identical, varying only in centering. Had but a single piece turned up, it could well have realized $15,000 or more. With this small group all appearing at once, an accurate estimate is impossible. We're confident that these pieces will surely realize . . .
Auction 329
| Lot: 141 | Sep 27, 2003
Sold For:
$6,612.50
Fr. 712 $1 1918 Federal Reserve Bank Note PCGS Very Good 10.
Auction 3571
| Lot: 20841 | Jan 14, 2019
Sold For:
$1,300.00
Make Offer to Owner
$1,950 or more
Fr. 2106-F* $50 1934D Federal Reserve Note. PMG Very Fine 25.
Auction 3522
| Lot: 16358 | Apr 28, 2013
Sold For:
$1,500.01
Make Offer to Owner
$2,250 or more
Mexico:
Carlos & Johanna Cob 4 Reales ND (1542-55),
Auction 3026
| Lot: 25276 | Oct 1, 2013
Sold For:
$587.50
Ancients:
MACEDONIAN KINGDOM. Alexander III the Great (336-323 BC). AR tetradrachm (25mm, 17.17 gm, 9h).
Auction 3026
| Lot: 23071 | Oct 1, 2013
Sold For:
$646.25
Cecil B. DeMille Group of (4) Appreciation and Scholarly Awards.
Auction 7426
| Lot: 90257 | Jul 15, 2025
Sold For:
$1,150.00
Continental Currency September 26, 1778 $8 New.
Tight across the top, but otherwise a very nice example.
(PCGS# 5010810)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7528 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$207.00
Continental Currency February 26, 1777 $5 Very Fine.
A decently margined, evenly circulated, problem-free example of this Baltimore issue.
(PCGS# 5010580)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7514 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$80.50
Continental July 22, 1776 $8 Very Fine.
The note has two minor paper peels, but no other faults.
(PCGS# 5010450)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7505 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$80.50
Connecticut June 19, 1776 9d Choice New.
This nice note has all its deep original embossing and, importantly, it is uncanceled. Nice uncanceled notes of this series are scarce and seldom offered.
(PCGS# 5022060)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7555 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$201.25
Connecticut October 11, 1777 7d New.
There is a small stain, and the signature is faded, but this blue-paper Small Change note is uncanceled.
(PCGS# 5022180)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7566 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$69.00
Connecticut October 11, 1777 3d About New.
An uncanceled blue-paper Small Change note.
(PCGS# 5022150)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7563 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$115.00
Connecticut October 11, 1777 4d About New.
This Small Change note is uncanceled. This issue is almost always found with a slit cancel, and uncanceled examples such as this nice blue-paper note are far scarcer.
(PCGS# 5022160)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7564 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$115.00
North Carolina May 10, 1780 $25 About New.
This issue is often seen in low grade, but it becomes quite rare as the grade rises. This note has seen no circulation, but it has picked up a few stains and a corner fold as well as two small rust holes.
(PCGS# 5071910)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7683 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$195.50
Connecticut October 11, 1777 7d Choice About New.
There is a very light center fold on this blue-paper uncanceled note. It's signed and numbered in bright orange.
(PCGS# 5022180)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7567 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$126.50
Connecticut October 11, 1777 4d Choice Very Fine.
This blue-paper note is extremely well margined, with a good signature and serial number, and most importantly, it is uncanceled.
(PCGS# 5022160)
Auction 284
| Lot: 7565 | Feb 23, 2002
Sold For:
$92.00
1936-D 1C MS66 Red PCGS.
(PCGS# 2653)
Auction 23021
| Lot: 11027 | Feb 4, 2003
Sold For:
$30.00
The Beatles
VI
Mono Vinyl LP Still Sealed (Capitol, T 2358, 1965)
.
Auction 7217
| Lot: 89051 | Apr 5, 2020
Sold For:
$750.00
Confederate States of America Bond, December 29, 1862, $5000, VG. AD-104, R.1. Redeemable January 1, 1879, with eight percent interest. A vignette of a ship appears at center, and the value of the bond is handwritten. The paper is folded and is still somewhat crisp, but has dark water stains throughout most of the certificate, along with minor foxing spots and pinholes.
(PCGS# 8005000)
Auction 232
| Lot: 5361 | Aug 10, 2000
Sold For:
$57.50
1875-B $5 Legal Tender Note, Fr-67, Choice CU.
A desirable early Woodchopper note that displays excellent centering and just lacks the vibrancy of a Gem.
Ex: Levitan Collection (Lyn F. Knight, 12/98), lot 42.
(PCGS# 67000)
Auction 230
| Lot: 8626 | Jun 13, 2000
Sold For:
$1,035.00
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