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Budget, Bulk & Bullion820 1917 Catskill Aqueduct Completion Dollar. HK-667, Rar-
ity 5. NGC graded MS-63. Bronze, 38 mm. This so-called dol-
lar is a replica of the three-inch official medal of the event.
Struck by Metallic Art Co., but the issuer and number struck are
not known. A nice quality art piece comparing with other so-
called dollars. A scratch noticeable from 3:30 through the cheek
of the portrait.
Estimated Value ....................................................$200 - 240
821 1926 U.S. Sesquicentennial Expo - Official Medal. HK-
453, Rarity 3 . NGC graded MS-65. Brass, 35 mm. A lustrous
gem coin. Very rare in this grade. Pop 8; 1 finer in 66.
Estimated Value ....................................................$150 - 200
822 1933 Century of Progress Colorado Dollar. HK-870, Rar-
ity 3. NGC graded MS-66. Silver, 40 mm. Type IV. A hand-
some silver type coin that is always popular and in demand. Not
rare in low grades, but difficult to locate in this presented high
grade. Pop 46; 5 finer in 67.
Estimated Value ....................................................$200 - 250
823 1933 Century of Progress Expo - Italian Exhibit Dollar.
HK-471A, Rarity 4. NGC graded MS-63. Bronze, 34 mm.
Designed and struck in Italy. The obverse is deeply concave
while the reverse bears impressive high relief.
Estimated Value ....................................................$100 - 120
824 1939 Golden Gate Expo - Map of U.S. Dollar. HK-479,
Rarity 5. NGC graded MS-64. Gilt, 38 mm. Some discolor-
ation, otherwise a nice original example.
Estimated Value ....................................................$120 - 150
825 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition Medal. NGC
graded MS-65. Brass, 26 mm. This is the miniature version of
HK-490a. The obverse bears the official emblem of the expo,
and the reverse depicts tower, bay, mountains and sun.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $50 - 75
826 1953 Louisiana Purchase Sesquicentennial Dollar. HK-
509, Rarity 2 . NGC graded MS-65 Red . Copper, 41 mm.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $30 - 50
827 1959 Hawaii Statehood - Salvation Army Dollar. HK-
549, Rarity 3 . NGC graded MS-66. Brass, 38 mm. Extraordi-
nary high grade, among the finest example the cataloger ever
seen. Pop 5; none finer at NGC.
Estimated Value ....................................................$100 - 120
828 1961 Mobile 250th Anniversary Dollar. HK-587, Rarity 3.
Silver, 33 mm. Approved by the 86th Congress and struck at the
Philadelphia Mint.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $30 - 50
BUDGET - TOKENS
829 (1856-1889) $1.00 gold Type 3 Love Token. With
attached ring. Beautifully engraved on the reverse.
Estimated Value ....................................................$125 - 150
830 1904 Louisiana Purchase Expo "1/2" gold token, Hen-
dershott-61-330. Sharpness of Good VF.
Estimated Value ......................................................$80 - 100
831 18-piece group of 19th century Silver Love Tokens . Con-
sists of : U.S. Half Dimes (2), Dimes (14),tand a Quarter,
plus 1 Canadian dime. All with eleborate engraving.
Estimated Value ....................................................$300 - 400
832 (1935-6) Alaska RRC 10¢ Bingle . PCGS graded MS-63.
Aluminum. Listed in the Red Book.
Rural Rehabilitation Corp. Issued by the U.S. goverment in 1935
for use by those Americans relocated to Alaska as part of the
Matanuska Valley Colonization Project as federal aid. They were
called "Bingles" and were redemable only at the ARRC stores.
They were in use for only about 6 months (1935-6) after which
they were redeemed for regular US coinage. The minor denom-
inations, such as this 10-cent piece, were struck in aluminum
while the larger denomination $5 and $10 were struck in brass.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 175
833 1881 Round Indian Head Quarter Dollar Token AU50 .
Prooflike surfaces.
Estimated Value ....................................................... $40 - 50
834 1909 ½DWT Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo Hart' s Coins of
the West. NGC graded MS-62.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 200
835 1909 ¼ DWT Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo Hart' s Coins of
the West. NGC graded MS-62.
Estimated Value ................................................... $125 - 150
B UDGET - HARD T IMES TOKENS
836 (1900-06) C. D. Peacock Jeweler Token. MT-M19. NGC
graded MS-62 Brown. Copper, 31 mm. Technically an imita-
tion of hard time tokens in the style and size, but struck way
later, even is included in the Rulau book. The C. D. Peacock
Jeweler, founded in 1837 as indicated on the token, is one of
the first jewelry shops opened in Chicago. The company is still
in business until today. A beautiful token with hints of steel blue
colors.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
837 1837 Illustrious Predecessor. Low-20, Rulau-HT-34,
DeWitt-CE-1838-4. NGC graded MS-65 Brown. Even old
time toning on both sides with generous mint luster in the
fields. Pop 18; 4 finer in 66.
Estimated Value ................................................... $350 - 400
838 1837 May Tenth. Low-48, HT-67 . NGC graded MS-63
Brown. A problem free token with hints of wear in the fields.
Pop 5; 2 finer in 64.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 200
839 1837 New York NY. Low-112, HT-243 . NGC graded MS-
61 Brown. Weakly struck on the head of Liberty, which is com-
mon for this type. Very original with hint of mint luster under
toning. Pop 2; 10 finer, 5 in 62, 4 in 63, 1 in 64.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 120
B UDGET - EAGLE S ILVER COINS
840 2008-W. American Silver Eagle . PCGS graded Proof 70
Deep Cameo . Signed by Miles Standish.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 200
841 2004-W. American Silver Eagle . PCGS graded Proof 70
Deep Cameo . Signed by Miles Standish.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 200