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Item: 1914 $100 Atlanta Blue Seal Fr# 1104 - PMG F-15/rust lightened

Category:

Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Notes > Large Size > $100

Cert:

Cert: 2203296-010

Price:

Price: $1,135

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The Collectors' Auction 2026 View Lots
11/6/2026 - Marriott St. Louis Airport Hotel
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Lot #641 - 1894-S PCGS MS-64
Silver Dollar-Morgan
An orange and amber toned beauty, both sides swirl and dance with incomparable frosted texture despite a slightly incomplete strike. A brief scuff on the lower cheek joins very few stray grazes on the surface to determine the grade. While scarce in its own right, 1894-S is the most available mintmark of the date and frequently targeted by "one dollar per year" collectors.

Jewelry & Heirloom No. 15 View Lots
11/6/2026 - Marriott St. Louis Airport Hotel
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Lot #153 - 18K White Gold Roberto Coin Flex Cuff Bracelet
Jewelry-Bracelets
This 18K white gold Roberto Coin Nabucco Giovane diamond flex cuff bracelet is the perfect blend of everyday luxury and sophistication! Crafted with the brand’s signature attention to detail, this 5.5mm wide bangle crafted of 18K white gold bracelet features approximately .40 cttw in sparkling diamond accents, VS clarity, G-H color. Length 2.4”, 15.6 dwt.

The Midwest Summer Sale 2026 View Lots
8/7/2026 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #304 - 1905 PCGS MS-65
Hammer: $825
Gold $2.50-Liberty Head Quarter Eagle
Remarkably smooth luster throughout promotes exactly the kind of excellent, velvety visual appeal expected of a gem. Struck with especially sharp, vibrant details.

The Collectors' Auction 2025 View Lots
11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Lot #803 - 1886 PCGS MS-62
Hammer: $1,025
Nickels-Liberty Head
Struck-through obverse, although the slab makes no mention of what appears to have been a partial drop of water that affected texture over a large swath of the lower obverse. Furthermore, both dies show obvious evidence of cracking, which helps explain a slightly deficient strike. A highly intriguing key date very seldom found at or near the choice grade level.