A 1980’s, 1990’s baseball card collection of well over 7000 items. Also includes a carton of rouge cigarette tins for your special hiding place. (Image)

Large four volume "Stamp show labels" collection 1908-1960. Dozens of earlies, some of which had very limited productions. Hundreds to around 1960 often with multiples, varieties, and tied on cover. This "in progress" exhibit is well laid out and annotated. The profuse webphotos tell only part of the story that an in person viewing will confirm the outstanding nature of this seldom seen material. Offered cheaply to attract multiple bidders. (Image)

Bust half collection from 1807 to 1839 in an old-style Whitman library album from the Elsie Estate. Consists of 33 halves ranging conservatively graded from very good to extra fine condition. Also includes seven extra halves consisting of two 1823 and one each 1819, 1822,1824, 1834, and 1835 in 2X2s or flips. Needs in person inspection and an Overton Catalog to search for any better varieties to come up with the right grade and number for each coin. These coins have not been on the market since the jitterbug was popular. (Image)

Half dollar accumulation from 1894 to 1973 from the Elsie Estate. Consists of $41.00 face heavily circulated Walking Liberty to JFK in 2X2s in a check box and seven not full plastic pages of miscellaneous halves which includes better mintmarks in various circulated condition of 1896-S, 1900-S, 1913, 1914,1915 and a 1941 Proof Walker. Coming along to keep these halves company are three long boxes in 2X2s of Wheat Cents and one box of foreign tourist change from the 1960s and 1970s having no silver. Needs in person scrutiny to come up with the right grade and number. (Image)

Liberty Seated Halves collection from 1839 to 1877 in two old-style Whitman library albums from the Elsie Estate. Comprises of 26 halves ranging conservatively graded from about good to very fine condition. Also includes five extra halves consisting of one each 1854-O, 1875, 1875-S, 1876-S, and 1877 in 2X2s. Needs in person examination to come up with the right grade and number for each coin. An unusual find. (Image)

United States coin accumulation in a small box. Consists of 31 Morgan Silver Dollars from 1878 to 1921 having no scarce dates or mintmarks in various grades of circulation (some have been cleaned) needing inspection to determine each coin's grade. Also consists of four one ounce .999 silver rounds, two colorized silver eagles, eight circulated Walking Liberty silver halves, and five NGC “slab” MS-65 Eisenhower Dollars from the “Big Sky Hoard." Likewise, in cigar box are an assortment of marked or not marked .999 fine silver CLAD proof rounds (not real silver) that mostly look like Morgan Silver Dollars. Offered appropriately. (Image)

United States and Ukraine/USSR coin assortment from the 1970s to the 1990s. Consists of seven Blue Ikes from 1971-72, 1976 three-piece Bicentennial set all in their original envelopes, four Ukraine sterling silver proof coins from 1995 to 1999 in their original holders with COAs, and around eight pounds of Ukraine and USSR mainly copper nickel regular and commemorative coins basically from the 1980s and 1990s. Also includes a small selection of circulated worldwide banknotes from the 1920s to the 1990s plus miscellany. (Image)

United States and foreign coin accumulation. Consists of three binders having mostly foreign tourist change in 2X2s and some U. S. silver coins which have been stored in a humid climate resulting in PVC problems. Also entails a cigar box of miscellaneous U.S. having some silver and bankable coins, four Proof commemorative silver dollars in their original boxes from 1984 to 1988 and Whitman folders for Lincoln, Jefferson, Buffalo, Roosevelt and Washington coins sparsely filled. Viewing required. (Image)

United States accumulation in a wooden humidor. Comprise around $110.00 face 90% silver coins mainly in half dollars, about ninety circulated Eisenhower dollars plus miscellany. (Image)

Three Confederate States of America 1864 currency. Consists of a 10 Dollars in uncirculated condition and 100 Dollars in almost uncirculated condition (both have reverse soiling) and a 50 Dollars in circulated condition. (Image)

Colonial Currency 12 shillings note from New Jersey dated December 31, 1763. Note is in circulated condition. (Image)

Continental Currency 30 Dollars from dated May 20, 1777 at Philadelphia. This example of early American currency is in circulated condition. (Image)

Continental Currency 40 Dollars from dated September 26, 1778 at Philadelphia. This neat example of early American currency is in circulated condition. (Image)

United States $20.00 National Currency 1929 Type I note from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Looks like in uncirculated condition to us. (Image)

An eclectic U.S. selection in two banker’s boxes. Contains First Flights from the 1950s to 1970s, trade cards in albums, small boxes, mainly Golden Age, chrome postcards in albums, some tintypes including an album plus miscellaneous ephemera. Viewing a must to come up with the right number as could be a challenging lot to calculate sight unseen. (Image)

World’s Fair selection from the Columbian Exposition to the New York’s World Fair in 1939-40. Comprises two sets of ten each Columbian Exposition postal cards having one with its original envelope and around forty unused and unused postcards from St. Louis, Jamestown, Century of Progress and New York World Fairs. Also entails five neat books from the Columbian Expo (one written in German) appearing to be intact but having loose bindings and a 1940 New York Transit Map. (Image)

Ephemera for any Kennedy collection. First is a December 7, 1960 cover from President Elect Kennedy's Senate office thanking the addressee for their kind words in regard to his recent election as president. Apparently signed by him as John F. Kennedy. The second is a mourning cover from the First Lady's staff thanking the addressee for their words of support. Jacqueline Kennedy free frank sends this unusual mourning cover. (Image)

Banker's box of an Aeronautica Topical collector's ephemera that includes hundreds and hundreds of individual pieces. Embraces: postcards, envelopes, stickers, tags, etiquettes, baggage labels, etc. Useful for any topical collector who wants to add some pizzazz to a mundane exhibit. If your style is scrapbooking, this is the airplane/airline super bonanza. (Image)

Ephemera accumulation from around 1900 to roughly the 1960s as received from the consignor in one carton. Comprises transit or event tickets mainly from Columbus or Cleveland, small pamphlets, several 1960 Kennedy Presidential buttons etc. as well as a neat “Johnson Family” 1936 African American radio show dart board which has been used in its original tube. An eclectic lot looking for an eclectic buyer. (Image)

Compact group. A German Cigarette album for the "German Colonies" and three Polish newspapers with Austrian tax stamps. Odd and unusual. See the web photos. (Image)

Five cartons weighting roughly 200 pounds. Consists of four cartons of music related mainly magazines from the 1940s to the 1980s and one carton (not full) of old photographs from the late 19th Century which are great for creating “instant relatives." (Image)

Eight better than most paintings. All are professionally framed. All are oil on canvas. Most if not all are signed. At first look did not see any famous artists, but, here is where your knowledge of collectable oil paintings could lead to a big bargain. OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE. Offered with a low reserve to interest many bidders. (Image)

Duck stamp print from 1995. Expertly framed, signed James Hautman 5395/12111. Includes the unsigned mint stamp from that year. OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. (Image)

1960, $3, RW27, Federal Duck Stamp Print, "Redheaded Ducks" by John A. Ruthven (6.75x9.25") This First Edition limited edition, artist-signed, unnumbered print was hand-drawn on "grained zinc plate (photolithograph) using black ink on off-white stock". The print is professionally framed/matted to 13.75x14.75" with an unsigned stamp mounted below. Rare and in outstanding condition. OFFICE PICKUP ONLY (Image)

Duck stamp print from 1987. Expertly framed, signed Daniel Smith 9397/22000. Includes an artist signed, an unsigned mint stamp and the medallion from that year. OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. (Image)