2012 Western States Token Auction

Lot of 8. All of these So-Called Dollars measure 38mm, and each dated set contains 4 medals—3 for first through third place winners, gold, silver and

Lot of 6, each containing 4 medals, 1st through 3rd place: gold, silver and bronze, plus a finisher’s medal of nickel. All are 38mm. Encased in eithe

Lot of 11. Near-Complete Set of Bronze Silver State Marathon Medals. Silver and Blue Ribbons, encased in plastic (So-Called Dollars): 1992-1998, 2000

Lot of 53. Bronze Silver State Marathon Race Medals (So-Called Dollars) from the following years: 11 medals (1992); one (1993); 22 (1994); 4 (1995); 2

Lot of 8. 1) Men 70 & Over 1st place, 1994; Women 60-69 1st Place, 1995; Women 15-19 3rd place, 1998; Men 20-29 2nd place, 1999; 10K Walk Age Grou

Lot of 14 from various years of the marathon. All gold-plated over silver. Two are individually boxed as: Men Overall 3rd place medal, and Men Overall

Lot of 18. Bronze Silver State Marathon Medals (So-Called Dollars) With Ribbons, 2 each 1992-1998, and 2000-2001. Encased in plastic.

Lot of 19 medals from the Silver State Marathon races: 12 silver; 4 nickel; and 3 copper/bronze. Various years. Individually wrapped.

Lot of 4 boxed nickel silver medals: Half-Marathon Women Overall, 1995; Half-Marathon Women Overall, 1998; 10K Run Men Overall, 1999; and 2nd Place Ov

Lot of 29, individually packaged in plastic boxes. The collection contains 1st, 2nd and 3rd place medals for both the Walk and Run categories, and age

Lot of 8 silver medals, individually packaged in plastic boxes for the following years: 1994 1st place Men 19 and Under; 1995 1st place 10K Walk Women

Lot of 8: 1) Set of 4, dated August 28, 1994, Half-Marathon 10K Race. One each gold, silver, bronze and nickel medals, 38mm, in Lucite case (all other

Four medals from the August 27 half-marathon race. Gold plate, silver, bronze and nickel. Blue folder. Sponsored by Savin Sierra Office concepts.

Four medals from the August 27 half-marathon race. Gold plate, silver, bronze and nickel. Blue folder. Sponsored by the Nevada Appeal.

Four medals from the August 29 half-marathon race. Gold plate, silver, bronze and nickel. Blue folder. Sponsored by the Nevada Appeal.

Four medals from the August 24 half-marathon race. Gold plate, silver, bronze and nickel. Blue folder. Sponsored by the Nevada City Mint and struck by

4 pieces. Half-Marathon, 10K race on August 29. One each in gold plate, silver, bronze and nickel. Sponsored by Handy & Harmon. In Lucite case.

Half-Marathon, 10K Race medals from the August 30 race. One each in gold-plated silver, silver, and bronze for 1st-3rd place winners, and an identical

Four medals from the August 27 half-marathon race. Gold plate, silver, bronze and nickel. In Blue leatherette folder. Sponsored by the Nevada Appeal.

4 pieces from the August 28 10K half-marathon race. Gold plate, silver, bronze and nickel in Lucite case. Sponsored by Handy & Harmon.

In 1865 James Denman provided $1000 to the San Francisco Board of Education to fund annual awards for outstanding students at the school. In 1899, Ev

The Wellington. GF12 1/2c at the Bar. Choice. XF. Named for a mine and mining district from 1897. The name may honor an owner of a group of claims her

GF12 1/2c. Square. Seven Troughs was discovered in 1905. The site is situated in the Stone House mountain range thirty miles west from Lovelock. It go

Lot of 2: 1) Bank Saloon, WJ Drysdale. GF12 1/2cIT. VG. 2) Cabinet Saloon. GF6 1/4c. Fine. Silver was discovered in Tonopah in 1900 and soon the boom

Lot of 7. 1) Tornino Saloon. GF12 1/2IT. VF. 2) Ed Lasagna. GF6 1/4IT. Fine. 3) W.J. Drysdale. GF6 1/4IT. Fine. 4) Monte Saloon. GF1 Drink. VF. 5) Pal

Photograph measures 3.5” x 2.25” and 4” x 2.5” on white matte paper. Some wear on matte on the top left and right corner. There is also slight age mar

Rare. Lot of 4: 1) No. 1032 issued in 1883. Signed by J.W. Eckley. RN-G1. Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Co./Agency of the Nevada Bank of S.F. Blue and

Lot of 96. Includes 6 rare Bank of California Comstock checks. Uncut No.’s 1715, 1716, 1717, 1718, 1719, 1720. Unissued Nevada Bank of San Francisco.

Lot of 5: 1) Stateler & Arrington, Bankers No. 8994 issued April 30, 1864. Signed by Charles Borney (sp). Cut cancelled. One blue hand tied R5 R2

Lot of 6. 1) The Central, W.R. Spenner. 5cIT. XF. 2) Martin Hotel. GF5cIT. Holed. VF. 3) AR Tobey. GF5cIT. Holed. Good. 4-6) Monte's Club. GF12 ...

Lot of 2 medals in original holders made by J.B. Murphy Inc. NY. Both medals were made to commemorate the first metallic copper telephone circuit. -

Lot of 2. 1) Number 1620. I.B.T.Co. 2) Number 4007. Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone co. - Weber Collection

Erie 100 Year Centennial Token. Oliver Perry inscription on reverse, dated Sept. 10th, 1813. - Weber Collection

Measures around 10”x 2.45.” Ribbon says “Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi USN. International Naval Rendezvous and review Hampton Roads, VA and New York

Pictorial of New York's Crystal Palace in 1853, advertising "Tray and Troy" famous trained dogs. Reeded edge, 32mm. - Weber Collection

Lot of 3 including a piece from the 1924 New York State Fair and two from the 1939 World's Fair. One showcases the Zenith Goodley Company, the o...

Receipt from Navy Purser E. T. Dunn to Edward Dearest for $133.39. - Weber Collection

Lot of 2. GF 50c IT. 125th anniversary celebration tokens. - Weber Collection

Lipscomb, Gaylor. Ohio Merchant Tokens. Includes introduction to the catalog, listing of Ohio token manufacturers, listing by town-merchant, good for

31mm, flatside 34mm corner to corner. Obverse, image of an explore. Reverse, image of old Fort Washington. - Weber Collection

Lot of 2. White Sewing Machine Co. Paris Exposition 1900 token and "THE WHITE IS KING" sales tokens. - Weber Collection

Lot of 4 items. 1) Blank letter from the Kiowa Lodging House, Chickasha, I.T. Measures 10.5” x 8” on white paper. Photograph of Ah-Pe-Ah-Tone, Chief

Walker, Lloyd C. Catalog of Oklahoma Tokens. No published date but was published by the author under Okie-Anna Collectables. Includes State Tax Tokens

Photograph measures 5.5” x 3.75” and 6.5” x 4.25” on white matte. Medium contrast and focus is sharp. Little wear on matte and photograph. Photograph

These two publications focused on Native Americans of the Northwestern America. 1) 1957 Bulletin 166 “River Basin Papers No. 8-Excavations in the McNa

Lot of thirteen: 1959 Grants Pass Centennial (7), 1935 Pony Express Medal (5), 1959 Oregon Centennial. - Weber Collection

Obverse, M.G. Turner Confectioner. Reverse, five of these checks are good for one glass of soda water. Genuine #5207714-049. Fine.

Lot of 5. 1) Smoke Shop. GF 5c IT. Genuine #5207713-041. Fine. 2) Smoke Shope. GF 10c IT. Genuine #5207713-039. Fine. 3) Slauter Smoke Shop. NGC #3128

Lot of 5. 1) Carmody Bros. GF 5c IT. NGC #3127919-006. XF 40. 2) The Combination. GF 5c IT.Geniune #5207714-032. Fine edge cutout. 3) O'Kane Cig...

Lot of 2. GF 10 IT. NGC #1584939-007. MS 63 PL. 2) GF 25c IT. NGC #1584939-006. MS 62 PL.