Twelve unused Scott internationals, arranged by year and with pages to 1980. Purchased with grand intentions, placed on a shelf and forgotten. Except for a little dust they are just as they came in the mail. Time to fill them up. (Image)

All the leftover supplies from the Lake Zurich hoard. Encompasses: Over 2 1/2 dozen small and medium thickness stockbooks mainly white mostly new, several hundred unblemished glassines, mint 102 and 104 size cards in red and stock boxes, around 500 Centurion type black stockpages in their original packaging. Almost all are 8 pocket, and even a few packs of hinges. Useful to dealer and collector alike. Over 150 pounds shipping. Mainly mint condition all around. A good value. (Image)

Four cartons packed with unused and lightly used supplies. Includes White Ace binders with slipcases, stockbooks, a full medium sized carton filled with useable mounts (open, and fully intact packs of many sizes), four brand new Scott Specialty binders three with slipcases and lots of other ancillary material useful in all philatelic endeavor. Offered at a fraction of new item cost. (Image)

Two full cartons of mainly gently used supplies from a large estate. Best are the "vario type" stocksheets for covers and sheets that come along with: hinges, mount cutter, mint sheet files, binders, and a huge pile of manila stockpages. Useful for any collector. (Image)

United States uncirculated Gold Eagle assortment. Consists of two 4-piece sets from 2002 and 2003 having 1/10 oz. ¼ oz. ½ oz. and one ounce coins all graded MS70 by NGC. Also includes a 1995 one ounce graded MS 70, two 1/4 oz. 1986, 1989 and a 1987 1/10 oz. all graded MS 69. (Image)

United States five coin gold assortment. Consists of four $5.00 Liberty from one each 1845, 1893, two 1900 in circulated to almost uncirculated condition and one 1986 State of Liberty $5.00 uncirculated graded by NGC MS 69 (Image)

United States graded mainly proof coins NGC selection. Comprises 40 all different commemorative silver dollars from 1983 to 1999 graded Proof 69, 10 different commemorative half dollars 1982 to 1995 graded MS 69, nineteen silver proof quarters 1999-2002 graded Proof 70, and 2001 ten coin proof set graded Proof 70. (Image)

United States coin accumulation in one carton. Includes 39 proof sets from 1957 to 1980 of which six do not have their original boxes, three proof silver eagles from 1987-88, three uncirculated silver eagles, seven Morgan or Peace silver dollars, three small tins having one each containing Large, Indian cents and Liberty nickels, tubes of circulated wheats cents, Buffalo nickels, a small number of British pounds, six Whitman folders of common wheat and memorial cents, and four foreign sets from the 1983-84 from Yugoslavia and the USSR. (Image)

United States gold coin selection. Includes a 1900 $5.00 Liberty in almost uncirculated condition, a State of Liberty 1986 3 piece proof set in the original box with COA, and a 1/10 1988 Proof Eagle in its original box with COA. (Image)

Two United States 1883 shield nickels graded by PCGS Proof 65 and MS 65. (Image)

United States 1868 shield nickel graded by PCGS Proof 65. (Image)

United States coin selection roughly from 1997 to 2003. Consists of two 1997 proof sets one each, 2001 silver proof set, regular proof set, and three 2001 mint sets. Also includes one each NGC “slab” proof sets from 1999 to 2003 graded Proof 69, five one ounce silver pieces plus ancillary material. (Image)

United States 1864 Large Moto 2 cents graded by NGC MS 65 RB. (Image)

All the foreign coins and medals as received from the consignor. Includes demonetized tourist change from the 1950s to 1960s, two UN .999 silver medals and a set of thirty-two Philatelic Numismatic Guild minuscule .999 stamp medals struck by the Lombardo Mint in its original book. (Image)

All the foreign currency as received from the consignor in a medium carton mostly from the 1920 to the 1990s. Comprises over 850 notes of which roughly 55% are in four binders organized on plastic pages and 45% are loose in a pizza-size box. Includes some Canada, US MPC, WW II Occupation Issues, Western, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Africa. Condition varies from poor to uncirculated. Basically, common currency which generally have been demonetized. Great educational lot. (Image)

World Currency Collection in four original albums from the 1980s. Consists of 120 different uncirculated currencies comprises usually of the lowest denomination issued for each country at the time. Includes British Commonwealth, French Community, Asia, Africa, Europe, Middle East, and Latin America. Nicely mounted in black mounts having a brief description of each country. An outstanding lot which could have some sleepers offered at a fraction of its original cost in 1980s dollars. Do not miss out. (Minion Hula Jerry not included) (Image)

All the worldwide currency as received from an estate from Southwest Illinois in a small box. The most interesting are around 100 Austria uncirculated notgeld from the early 1920s and a small selection of Philippines WW II guerilla money. This offering mostly has uncirculated demonetized currency from the 1990s from South America, Eastern Europe, and the former Soviet Republics. Good educational and historical tools. (Image)

United States uncirculated three currency selection. Includes 1928 silver certificate, 1935A Hawaii overprinted silver certificate, and 1934 A $20 Federal Reserve Note. (Image)

United States $100 Federal Reserve 1914 note from Chicago in circulated condition. (Image)

United States one dollar 1923 silver certificate blue seal in uncirculated condition. (Image)

Remainder of the US postage part of the Lake Zurich hoard in two of our largest cartons. Mixed condition all scrap with no full sheets included. From 1 cent through 44 cents face. Mainly full gum and useable. Some stuck down and no gum not counted in the estimate of face. Includes plate blocks, self stick, partial coil rolls and booklets, year sets (a couple dozen), stockbooks, and just plain old glassines of unsorted scrap. Not much collector value, but at least the estimate of total face is close to a viable amount for recount. (Image)

Postage in two pizza size boxes. Sorted by denomination groups of 100 in glassines of the same denomination and in counted bags of $100 face. No postage due, special delivery, fractionals or any other difficult to use postage types. Counted carefully by the heirs of a large estate. Easy to verify total in clean ready to use plate block and plate strips of mainly 10 cent through 41 cents face per stamp. Offered appropriately. (Image)

All the useable postage found in an estate then taken back and counted by the owners. No fractionals, postage dues or any other unusable. Compact in two pizza size boxes filled with self stick and even over $900 face in "higher values". Mostly 20 cents face and up with just a few under. Many are sorted by denomination. No forever stamps. Owners careful count of over $3,461.00 appears correct to us. Ready to go with lots of se-tenant blocks. Useful. (Image)

All the mint US sheets and booklets from the Lake Zurich hoard. At least $3,450.00 face. Includes "Legends of the West " recalled sheet and Looney Toons imperfs along with a few forever values. Lots of former premium items (Overrun Countries, etc.) now mainly relegated to the face bin. Mixed condition from storage. Perfect for usage and internet sales. (Image)

All the US sheets of useful postage from 5 centers to 29 centers from a large estate in twelve sheet files filling a banker's box. Our close estimate of face is at least $3,300.00 with most of them in excellent collectable condition. All can be used for postage with many 20 cent and 29 cent combinations possible. Take out what you need for your collection and then mail the rest. (Image)