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Item: 14K White Gold Men's Wedding Band, 7mm, 4.70 dwt, Ring Size 10.5 "COE"

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Category: Jewelry > Ring - Wedding Band Male

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Price: $930

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11/6/2026 - Marriott St. Louis Airport Hotel
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18K Yellow Gold Floral Ruby Bracelet
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Timeless and beautifully refined, this ruby station bracelet adds a touch of rich color to any look! Featuring a graceful series of polished 18K yellow gold links, each station is accented with a vibrant round bezel-set ruby, creating a sophisticated repeating pattern with gorgeous visual appeal. The combination of warm gold and deep ruby red gives this bracelet an effortlessly luxurious feel. Length 6.75”, 15.8 dwt.

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Mercuy dime collection, plus six Proof Roosevelt dimes, in a complete Dansco 7123 album
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Every hole has been filled with regard to this Dansco album collection of Mercury dimes from 1916 through 1945. Mostly circulated issues are present with a nice smattering of Almost Uncirculated and uncirculated examples appearing toward the later stages as is typical for this series. The following notable examples are present: a 1916-D (VG), a 1921 (VF, scratches), and a 1921-D (F, cleaned). It is worth noting that the final six holes were filled with 1970’s proof Roosevelt dimes (ck).

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8/7/2026 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #293 - 1888 CACG PR-66CAM
Hammer: $10,000
Gold Dollars-Indian Princess Head, Large Head
Ex-NGC where it was also graded the exact same PR-66 CAM (SN: 3048577-001). Proof emission rivaled that of circulation strikes in 1888 but the planchet would have had to be specially prepared in order to exhibit the present degree of contrast. While not truly reflective, the fields shimmer with very understated luster and nearly disappear into blackness under some viewing angles. As befits a powerfully struck proof, the extremes of the flan erupt into a knifelike edge. Post-mint impairment really cannot be detected on the obverse, but on the reverse, a singular hairline splits "O" in DOLLAR and another lengthy abrasion in the extreme right field can hardly be detected because of the brilliant glittering surrounding texture.

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11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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Lot #21 - Haxby IL-10-G2a. March 5th, 1862 $1 1/4 Obsolete - The Exchange Bank Edwards County, Illinois
Hammer: $850
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The Exchange Bank Edwards County, Illinois. An extremely rare denomination that appears very strange to today's audience, although it may have made perfect sense in 1862 as an even one-eighth division of a ten-dollar bill, or gold eagle. These evidently were issued as half of a sheet for $1.25 and $2.50 denominations, very few of which exist today. Beautiful signatures are the topper for this remarkable note.