I won some lots at the Heritage Gallery Auction!

MadMarty

Won 4 lots.
lot 42, A little of everything, A quanity of tokens, including many Nedraska tax tokens, accompanied by a Waterloo Medal designed by Beredetto Pistrucci, severial Ike Dollars, and an assortment if Modern Commemoratives, including an Eisenhower centennial Proof in Mint Packaging. (287 coins)
lot 52, A lot of US coins including mostly Nickles, Also included is a 1981 proof set and a Canada five cent silver piece. (168 coins)
lot 70, A lot of mixed US coins including Cents, Nickels, Half Dimes, Dimes, Quarters, halves, and Dollars (554 coins)
lot 72, A lot of mixed US coins including Cents, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters, Half Dollars and Dollars. Also included is a Lincoln Cent good luck charm from the 1964 New York Worlds Fair.
lot 290, 1969 proof sets, all in origional mint packaging (20 sets)
And finally something I always wanted...
lot 389, A blank die in a velvet bag. Comes with a PA Quarter struck form this die before it was ground clean and sold by the US mint.

Watch for lots of pictures and E-bay auctions coming up...

dan1ecu

Congratulations, MadMarty! It should be fun going through all of that. Maybe you’ll make some interesting finds!

Dan

northcoin

That blank die sounds like a most interesting numismatic item. Reminds me of some of the odd things David Bowers used to throw in the back of his monthly coin magazines just before you got to the pipe organ and roulette wheel that also somehow got listed for sale. Actually that would be an interesting thread topic - What numismatic items have you acquired other than coins, currency and books? I'll bet we could find a litany of odd items that collectors on this board have squirrled away. As for myself I picked up a mold used in the Territorial Days in Colorado that was used for making gold ingots.