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Item: 14K Rose Gold Diamond Band with .18 Carat Total Weight in Round Brilliant Diamonds, SI Clarity, G-H Color

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Category: Jewelry > Ring - Band

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Price: $570

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11/6/2026 - Marriott St. Louis Airport Hotel
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Lot #151 - 14K Yellow Gold Coin Bracelet
Jewelry-Bracelets
This striking coin bracelet brings history and luxury together in one fabulous piece! Featuring a series of richly detailed 1/10 oz American gold eagle coins, each framed by a decorative border and connected with ornate, sculptural and fleur-de-lis links, the bracelet has wonderful texture and old-world character. Bold enough to make a statement yet classic enough to wear for years to come, this distinctive piece is sure to be a conversation stater. Length 7.25”, 17.7 dwt total weight - 6.55 dwt for the coins and 11.15 dwt for the bracelet.

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Lot #256 - Russia - 1843-SP 3 roubles - PCGS AU-50
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Nicholas I was the first to issue platinum coinage, launching the 3-, 6- and 12-ruble coinage in 1828. This 1843 issue offers steel-tinted surfaces; an enjoyable double-headed eagle obverse design is contrasted by a clouded window-pane reverse. (JS)

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Lot #93 - 1918 $1 Philadelphia Star Fr# 717* - PCGS XF-40
Hammer: $1,100
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Silken Row Collection. Under forty replacement notes seem extant, this one a terrific, high-end circulated example that faces up very close to CU. Perfect margins and ample eye-appeal are plainly evident from either side.

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Lot #15 - $50 Obsolete - 1838-39 Serial Number 2 "Sam Houston" Government of Texas PMG VF-25/cut cancelled/tape repaired cancellations
Hammer: $725
US Currency-Obsolete Currency
Authorized by an Act of June 9, 1837, this note was part of an emission printed by Draper, Toppan, Longacre & Co. of Philadelphia and New York. With attractive vignettes of a sailor holding the Texas Navy flag and Justice seated on a wharf, this note was one of the earliest issued and remains in excellent shape despite the tape repairs. This piece bears the desirable amanuensis (secretarial) signature of Sam Houston as President of the Republic and Henry Smith as Treasurer. Earlier, Smith ran against Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin in the 1836 presidential election. He was soundly defeated by Houston, but he did edge out Austin. Elegant design features and favorable condition lend to the immense weight of historical significance behind this note.