10/20/26 8:39 PM
Gold: $4,123.64
Silver: $57.78
Platinum: $1,649.92
Palladium: $1,101.50
G/S: 71.37
Pt/G: 0.40
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Category:
Category:  Currency > Silver Certificates > Large Size > $10
Cert:
Cert:  2506122-014
Price:
Price:  $1,315

Current Auction Highlights

  • The Collectors' Auction 2026    View Lots
  • 11/6/2026 - Marriott St. Louis Airport Hotel
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  • Lot #322 - Four certified gold commemorative dollars
  • Gold Commemoratives-Gold Commemoratives
  • Unquestionably original surfaces free from any alterations fills this four-piece lot of NGC and PCGS certified Classic $1 gold commemoratives. There are three PCGS issues that includes a 1903 McKinley MS-63, a 1903 Jefferson MS-60, and a 1916 McKinley MS-63. The lone NGC example is a 1915-S Panama-Pacific $1 AU-58. A wonderful variety present within this singular type of highly collected issues (ck).

Upcoming Auction Highlights

  • Jewelry & Heirloom No. 15    View Lots
  • 11/6/2026 - Marriott St. Louis Airport Hotel
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  • Lot #26 - 14K White Gold Diamond Band
  • Jewelry-Rings
  • A diamond eternity band with a low profile and 13 brilliant cut round diamonds weighing approximately 5 cttw, SI2-I1 clarity, I-J color. This beauty is comfortable to wear and will fit in nicely with any diamond band stack. Ring size 6, 3.1 dwt.

Previous Auction Highlights

  • The Midwest Summer Sale 2026    View Lots
  • 8/7/2026 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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  • Lot #890 - 1796 PCGS AU-55
  • Hammer: $13,250
  • Dimes-Draped Bust
  • JR-5 (R.5) in this late die-state can be easily identified by obverse die-cracks, including one that extends from the ear up through "R" in LIBERTY. Given the straight grade, PCGS evidently considers several crisscrossing lines on the portrait to be adjustment marks, although a few hairlines in the obverse right field were certainly caused by handling. Very few disturbances affect the reverse. Dark surface hue incorporates sienna-rose center widely surrounded by lavender-grey.
 
  • The Collectors' Auction 2025    View Lots
  • 11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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  • Lot #278 - South Africa - Three 1953 Elizabeth II Coronation Medals, bronze, silver, and gold, all PCGS
  • Hammer: $1,200
  • World Coins-South Africa
  • Laidlaw#0094, mintage: 1000 for the three-medal set. Two-medal sets were also issued and are more common. Queen Elizabeth II was crowned on June 2, 1953, the historic event marked by striking of this trio of coronation medals, obverse engraved by Thomas Humphrey Paget. They were originally issued as a set of three and would have been received in an oblong, blue mint South Africa Mint case; alas the case is not available here although the silver example plainly shows toning induced by vintage storage.

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