Franklin Mint (Postmasters of America) Official Gold on Silver Proofs of America's Greatest Stamps complete set of (50) sterling silver ingots w/ 24k gold electroplating; in original green holder and placement guide (Image)

Est. $300-400 L

International Society of Postmasters (Franklin Mint) collection of (36) different medallic first day covers, foreign stamps w/ sterling silver proof medals inserted in the cover; complete sets of (12) each for years 1975-77 incl accompanying info card; popular topics as Bicentennial, Nobel prize, tennis, Apollo-Soyuz, China, Michelangelo, Amsterdam, fire fighting; held in FM album; approx 0.6 oz ASW per medal makes 21.6 oz total (Image)

Est. $350-450 L

Group of Jerry Parker silver stamp creations (1968-69) plus some other similar items, incl (4) Canada ship stamp ingots (incl two Bluenose) in .999 silver (7 grams ea), several Canadian stamps that match the ingots (CV $72); (2) similar silver & one bronze ingots for Frigate Constitution; (2) others by Parker for US stamps Louisiana statehood and Creedo, both silver; bronze or similar ingots for Eisenhower and Boston Tea Party stamps, 1996 Olympic token and a few others; approx 2 oz ASW (Image)

Est. $80-100 B

(2) Sets of Canada Silver Stamps #2-12 produced 1968-69 by Jerry Parker of Canada, each a .999 fine silver replica of different Canadian postage stamps showing ships; incl steamship Royal William, Cabot's Matthew, royal yacht Britannia, Destroyer, Nonsuch, Cartier at Quebec, mail transport 1851-1951, Mackenzie River steamer, Bluenose, PEI train ferry and launching Corvette; on original yellow cards in plastic holders; only (4000) each produced for the first (3) listed; each weighs 7 grams so ASW is approx 5.43 oz. (Image)

Est. $100-150 B

The famous 99 Co. productions of colorful cloisonne on silver stamp replicas, group of (28) famous worldwide stamps depicted; in original packaging, produced in the mid-1970s, these are numbered 1-28 (only lacking #18) and incl an extra #1 (Sri Lanka Scott #470); marked "fine silver" and made in Japan; ASW unknown (Image)

Est. $150-200 B

The Kennedy Mint's boxed set of (12) silver ingots for the Bicentennial; each ingot 300 grains .999 fine silver w/ total ASW 8.228571; in original display box but no papers (Image)

Est. $175-200 L

Collection of (92) diff "Numistamps," issued between 1976-81 by Mort Reed, these rectangular medals show obv & rev for each type of US coin, in colors matching each coin, and with perforated edges like a postage stamp; abt half are affixed to thick album pages produced by Numistamp, balance are in original plastic baggies as mailed by subscription, with matching serial number "428"; a couple coins are duplicated but are actually slightly different as two different companies produced these over time; apparently there were (120) different coins represented; a full set is extremely rare (Image)

Est. $200-300 L