Prices
Realized
from Saturday,
January 31, 2004
Vintage
Watches, Old Coins, Jewelry, Watchmaker's Tools and Accessories
All items were sold
without Buyer's Premium or Sales Tax.
Click below for Prices the 600+ lots fetched...
Half dollars, Silver dollars, Assorted Coins:
- 132
Half dollar-(1) 1853 Arrows at date and Rays AU 50 plus spot above eagle
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Photo2  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $380
- 133
Silver dollars-1 roll BU 1878-S
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $850
- 134
Silver dollars-1 short roll of nineteen BU 1878-S
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $775
- 135
Silver dollars-1 roll BU 1881-S
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $525
- 136
Silver dollars-1 roll BU 1882-P
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $440
- 137
Silver dollars (6) BU-1879-P, 1883-0, 1884-CC, 1887-0, 1890-S, 1904-0
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Photo2  This lot sold on
1/31/04 for $600
- 138
Silver dollars (6) BU-1880-P, 1882-S, 1900-P, 1902-P, 1921-P, 1921-S
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Photo2  This lot sold on
1/31/04 for $290
- 139
Silver dollars (5) BU-1882-O, 1888-P, 1890-P, 1898-O, 1899-P
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Photo2  This lot sold on
1/31/04 for $240
- 140
Silver dollars (6) BU-1884CC, 1884-P, 1887-S, 1899-0, 1899-P, 1902-P
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Photo2  This lot sold on
1/31/04 for $725
- 141
Silver dollars-(6) BU-1880-S, 1881-P, 1889-P, 1899-0, 1921-P, 1921-P
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Photo2  This lot sold on
1/31/04 for $200
- 142
Silver dollars-(6) BU 1880-S, 1880-S, 1883-0, and 3 1885-0
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $210
- 143
(6)-old one dollar bills; two 1899 and one 1923 silver certificates, and two 1917 US notes, all fine or better, plus one 1862 NBN Co twice on border with no monogram, fair to good
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $180
- 144
(6) old US bills; (1) 1917 $2 bank note fine, (3) $5 bills, two 1899 silver certificates, both fair to good, and one 1914 FR note about VG, and (1) 1922 $10 gold certificate fine or better and one 1922 $20 gold certificate poor to fair
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $400
- 145
Currency-Bank of New England framed sheet of 4 pieces
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $90
- 146
Three uncirculated $100 bills; 1929 Federal Reserve Bank of New York and two 1977 Federal Reserve notes
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $340
- 146A
Large lot of American coins including notebook of Indian head pennies through silver dollars, with some type coins, part almost complete set of Ike dollars, SBA dollars, and Kennedy half dollars 1964-1981, 3-piece 92 Proof Olympic set, 99 State quarter set colorized
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $725
- 147
Six uncirculated bills all with errors; 1977 uncirculated $100 bill with error, five 1974 uncirculated $50 bills with consecutive serial numbers, all with same error**
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $400
- 147A
Notebook of foreign coins, mostly Russian; many old 1-5 Kopeks from late 17th C to middle 18th C and a collection of 1980 Moscow Olympic’s proof silver 5 & 10 Roubles
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $625
- 148
Misc lot inc 1845 ½ dime, Commonwealth Mass 1787 1 cent horned eagle, 1832 50C, 1855-0 50C, King George 1739 English Penny, Indian head one cent 1867, 1840 Nova Scotia one penny
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Photo2  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $210
- 149
Large lot mixed coins including 52 uncirculated Kennedy halves, nine proof sets, many silver and non silver varieties
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $360
- 150
Large mix of mostly US coins including 54 Barber dimes from 1892 to 1916 most AG-3 to G-4, 103 Indian head pennies 100 are around G-4, 440 Wheat cents some in late 50’s are AU and UNC, 108 Buffalo nickels most are G-4, 53 Jefferson nickels, 13 Barber quarters around G-4, 11 liberty nickels around G-4, and 40 assorted (mostly Egyptian)
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $250
- 151
Lot–two 1999 New Jersey state quarters, one with error, 1970 small date proof set, 25 Mercury dimes and 29 war nickels, two rolls steel pennies and 13 wheat pennies, and 14 pennies sets 7 are 1960, 5 are 1943, 1 set 1969 and 1 set 1968, 1963 BU Franklin, 1995-P dime with extra large rim
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $100
- 152
Lot-large lot of foreign silver and non silver coins, small lot of Canadian large pennies and a 1971 Bahamas Islands proof set
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $160
- 153
Uncirculated Lincoln pennies 1941-1961D with 27 others, 1 circulated penny set 1941-1962 and 22 others and 1 circulated Roosevelt dime set 1946-1964d
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $100
- 154
Four 1982 proof sets, 1 1984 proof set, 5 1971 silver proof Eisenhower dollars and 4 1982 proof commemorating G Washington ½ dollars
Photo1  This lot sold on 1/31/04
for $60
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1-35 American
Gold Coins
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36-75
More
American Gold Coins
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76-102
Coins from Russia, Germany, England, Canada
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103-131Coins
from Australia, South Africa, France, Mexico, Iran, Turkey, etc
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132-154
Half
Dollars, Silver dollars, Assorted Coins |
155-173
More Silver
Dollars, More Foreign
and American Coins
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300-331
Watch
chains, Jewelry, Small clocks, Fusee
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332-364
Pocketwatches-D
Gruen & Sons, Ditisheim, Dudley, Elgin, Hamilton, Howard,
Illinois, Lancaster, Longines
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365-388
More Pocketwatches-Tobias, Repeater, Patek, Swiss, Vacheron and
Constantin, Waltham Model 1872, more Walthams
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389-428
Wristwatches including Angelus
Chronodata, Bucherer, Dudley, IWC, LeCoultre, Longines, M Tissot,
Movado, Omega, Rolex, Wakmann
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429-437
Watchmaker's
Tools
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438-475
More
Pocketwatches
including AWC, Elgin, Fusee, Hamilton, Illinois, etc
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476-507
More
Pocketwatches including Ingraham, Swiss, US Watch Co, Waltham, etc
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508-533
More Wristwatches including Ball, Bulova, Hamilton, Omega,
Longines, Tissot, Tudor, etc
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534-561
Multiple
Wristwatches sold in large lots
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562-612
More
Jewelry and Miscellaneous
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613-633
Comic books, Watch books, Clocks
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634-662
More
Pocketwatches
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663-729
Multiple
Pocketwatches sold
in large lots
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730-752
Miscellaneous,
Parts, Tools, Material
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If you can
not attend and would like to leave a bid with us
Some photos may have
distortions from light reflections. These distortions are not necessarily
problems with the watches or coins.
Lots
that contain multiple pieces are sold as is- we advise personal attendance or a
representative at the live auction if you would like to bid on these multiple
pieces.
If you are in question, please
ask us .
We have tried to keep a format
for taking photographs. In general, for open face pocket watches the dial is the
first photograph, the case is the second photograph, the movement is the third
photograph, and the hallmark is the fourth photograph. In general, for
hunting case pocket watches the case is the first photograph, the dial is the
second photograph, the movement is the third photograph, and the hallmark is the
fourth photograph. In general, for wristwatches the front of the case and
the dial is the first photograph, the back of the case is the second photograph,
and the movement is the third photograph if available. -Jones
& Horan Auction Team
Here is a key to abbreviations:
"DMK" = damascening
"DSD" = double sunk dial "ET"
= engine turned "GF" = gold-filled
"HC" = hunting case "HL" = hairlines
"J" = jewels 14 "K" = carat "KW"
= keywind "KS" = keyset
"LS" = lever set "OF" = open face "PW"
= pocket watch "RN" = Roman numeral
16 "S" = size "S#" = serial number "SS"
= stainless steel "WG" = white gold
"YG" = yellow gold "GJS"
= gold jewel settings