2012 Hot August Auction

Shows "Trade dollar to Gold Coin to Subsidiary Coin (silver and gold value). American dollar equivalency handwritten in pencil at bottom right. C

Canvas bag 8 x 12 inches labeled "WF & Co. / Express / Silver Coin." - Jacobitz Collection -59727

HK 296, this silver medal is housed in the original presentation case, making it`s rarity R-7 (11-20 known) rather than the medal`s R-5, EF condition.

NGC Certified. 50C, round. Washington- Miner/ Pick Ex: Vigil Brand. -56538

Ingot weighs 5.11 oz and measures 2.10” x 1.45.” The state of Arizona is engraved in on the left side with the words “Reg. No. 5479” within it.” Also

Lot of 6 ingots marked DM&MCO and measure 3.75" x 1.75" x 1." Average weight: 1 lb. 10 oz. These ingots are possibly from the Detro

Thorne Mining Co., Silver Assay Ingot, Eureka District of Arizona. Measures approximately 2 inches x 1 inch x .25 inch thick. This is an original, ...

Postal notes were a specialized form of money that was a successor to fractional currency. They were issued to provide a form of currency that could b

Lot of 4 pieces. 1) 1862 receipt from the San Francisco Mint $1039.96 gold value, signed by C.T.H. Palmer for Wells Fargo. 2) The Gould & Curry As

Capitol Plastics holder of 5 Cal fractionals: two 25 cent, three 50 cent. -59838

Lot of 3: 1) silver .999, 141 grams, 61mm, Medallic Art Co. Of New York; obv.: grizzly bear, rev.: pioneers; 2) bronze same dies; 3) dollar size same

Choice rare $20 1852-dated brass. AU details, improperly cleaned. -59839

1) "The Dollar of 1804" copyrighted limited edition lithograph No. 348 of 1804, complete with Certificate of Authenticity. The original artw

Gold Medallion commemorating "California Gold Discovery Day" at Sutter's Mill by John Marshall. 18 Karat gold, .94 Troy Oz. approx. 1....

Possibly Unique, $20 scrip, unissued, printed by the Coso Mining News. There are green under print vignettes of cattle, and a large “20.00”. The Defia

Lot of 2. F.W. Braun cast iron ingot mold marked with his name on the top rim. On opposite rim is: 96.OZC.AU.OZS. Measures 2.5” x 4.5” long excluding

Obverse “Designed Arrangements & Prizes Presented By Warren & Son of Sacramento City California.” Reverse “Agricultural & Horticultural Ex

An uncut sheet of four American Bank Note Company proofs for The Banking House of F. Argenti & Company. Notes are on heavy bond paper, with "

Extremely rare and possibly Unique one dollar gold note issued by the firm of Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco. It was payable in photographs of

One Dollar share note. “Shares one dollar” “Second California Art Union” “$85,000 in shares of $1.00 each” Printed by B. F. Butler, San Francisco,