Geronimo Consignment #2

lordmarcovan · December 17, 2008 1:42AM

"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE033

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lordmarcovan · December 20, 2008 7:51PM

"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE033

This lot consists of six (6) British proof sets from 1970. The coins in these sets were the last issue of the old "pounds-shillings-pence" coinage, as Britain had just switched to a decimal monetary system. Each set contains eight coins plus a rectangular Royal Mint medal. The coin denominations are: halfpenny, penny, threepence, sixpence, shilling (English crest), shilling (Scottish crest) florin, and halfcrown. Some of the sets have a little bit of brownish toning on the bronze coins and others do not.

The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with me as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE034

This lot consists of six (6) old Glendining's coin auction catalogs from the 1920s and 1930s. The Glendining firm was established in Britain in the 19th Century and has continued into the 21st Century. These catalogs are in average to good condition for their age. I did not examine each and every page of them but to the best of my knowledge, they are complete with no pages missing. One has some handwriting on the cover and a few have a little fraying at the edges, as could be expected of paperbound books more than 75 years old.
(Here I will list the dates and other information from the covers of each catalog).

The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with me as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #3, Lot #GE035

This lot consists of (X) rolls of Brilliant Uncirculated 1969-S USA Lincoln cents. Fortunately the rolls were enclosed in a Ziploc bag when they were shipped to me, because it appears that one or two of the rolls came open in shipment and spilled out into the bag. To avoid handling the coins any more than necessary, I did not put the loose ones back into the wrapper, but just left them as they were in the bag. I took a random sample coin out of the bag, scanned the picture below, and then returned it to the bag. To the best of my knowledge, the correct number of coins should be in the bag. All of the loose coins I saw were full mint Red with decent luster.
The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with me as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE036

This lot consists of one old Employee identification card for the United States Mint in Philadelphia, and was issued probably sometime in the 1940s. It has an old crease or two but is made of fairly sturdy red cardboard. It appears this belonged to an employee by the name of Harold W. Smith, and he worked in the License department. The card is signed at the bottom by Edwin H. Dresser, Superintendent of the Mint. There are some additional notes jotted on the back of the card.

The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with me as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE037

This lot consists of eight love tokens or charms created from old British silver coins.
These pieces are as follows:
#1: An “emerald” (probably glass) mounted in an 1893 Victoria “Old Head” threepence, with suspension loop. #2: A “diamond” (again, probably glass) mounted in an 1897 Victoria “Old Head” threepence, with loop and decorative beading. #3: “GDL” engraved on an Edward VII threepence, with loop (ca. 1902-1910). #4: “JAH” engraved on an 1848 groat (fourpence), with suspension loop. #5: “FT” engraved on an “Old Head” Victoria sixpence, holed at the top (ca. 1893-1901). #6: “HMH” and “OME” engraved crosswise on a Victoria “Old Head” sixpence, with suspension loop (ca. 1893-1901). #7: “SMCR” in fancy lettering engraved on a Victoria “Jubilee Head” florin (ca. 1887-1892). #8: “Harry” in Old English lettering engraved on an 1834 William IV halfcrown, holed at 10:00.

The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with me as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE038

This lot consists of four love tokens or charms created from old Canadian silver coins.
These pieces are as follows:
#1: “TJ” or “JT” on a Victoria five-cent piece (ca. 1858-1901), which apparently once had a loop attached. #2: Some combination of the letters “YLC” on a Victoria 5-cent piece (ca. 1858-1901). #3: “AF” on an 1883 Victoria 5-cent piece, holed at the top. “JS” on a Victoria 10-cent piece (ca. 1858-1901).
The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE039

This lot consists of one United States Morgan silver dollar struck in 1880 at the Carson City, Nevada mint (“CC” mintmark on reverse). It is in circulated condition and was probably cleaned in the past (though not abrasively).
The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE042

This lot consists of one United States Morgan silver dollar struck in 1888 at the San Francisco, California Mint (“S” mintmark on reverse). Aside from a few faint, non-distracting contact areas on the rims, it is a handsome circulated example with nice original toning and good eye appeal for this grade level.
The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE043

This lot consists of one United States Morgan silver dollar struck in 1891 at the Carson City, Nevada, Mint (“CC” mintmark on reverse). It has some faint old marks from circulation, but nice original toning.
The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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"Geronimo" Consignment #2, Lot #GE044

This lot consists of a handsome old Hungarian half-thaler from 1783, with nice original toning. One side features the Madonna and Child design. I’m not certain, but it is possible that there was once a jewelry mount attached to the top of the coin.
(I will add information about the mint where the coin was struck)
The owner of this lot consigned it to me to sell via true auction, with no reserve. I am not authorized to end these consignment auctions early, so if you are truly interested in this item, I suggest you put out your strongest bids.

My consignor and I both desire your complete satisfaction, so there is a full return privilege. The only thing I ask of you prior to a return is that you communicate with as soon as possible.
Thanks for your attention, and your bids.

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rube26105 · December 21, 2008 3:48PM

now thats alot of stuff

lordmarcovan · December 23, 2008 12:22AM

Geronimo Consignment #2

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