2013 Cowboys, Cameras & Coins

July 19, 1873-No. 383. Parker, Huntley & Barlow Proprietors. $119 payable to N. Shaffer. Signed by Wm. B. Morris. HKA#64821

Feb 15, 1855-No.16564 First of exchange signed by Page, Bacon & Co. Pay to the order of A. Loffin for $500.00. This form is important because it...

1881-Eight pieces of Montana banking history: a bank teller vignette from the First National Bank of Helena, 1870; a miner and his dog vignette from t

c1908-A very clean Seederer-Kohlbusch Inc. analytical balance scale out of Jersey City, NJ. Likely dates to the early 1900s. Includes balance arms and

1898-Lot of almost 50 checks including 11 checks with the following revenue types: RN-F1, RN-X7 (2), RN-G1 (2), RN-D7 (3), hand tied R15 R2 adhesive p

1898-Lot of 25+ handwritten correspondence and ore calculations from the U.S. Mint in Carson City. HKA#64407

1889-1890-This is a collection of about 30 pieces of correspondence between the United States Treasury Department and Carson City Postal Disbursing Ag

1870-This is a check written on The Gould & Curry Silver Mining Company and The Bank of California to F. Seymore for $120, dated May 3, 1870. It...

1875-This is a framed collection of 14 Comstock-region mine and mill checks. Five have the signature of John Mackay, while 10 are also signed by James

1840-Choice silver 50c piece made into a desk keyhole. Found by a coin hunter in the Virginia City area. HKA#60485

1790-1850-Rare book of coins. Pages begin with 6 and end with 16. It is followed by pages of ads which begins on page 43 and goes through 48. Detailed

1797-1797 half 10 cents, 16 stars, small eagle, whizzed. HKA#64398

1803-One half 10 cents-1803, 13 stars, eagle. Marked "Improperly Cleaned". See Also Lot 257, Early Coin Change Machine. HKA#64399

1827-This 1827 half is bright from an old gentle cleaning but shows signs of re-toning. The “Dotted Beak” on the eagle makes identification easy as s

1831-Another 1831 Bust Half just a breath away from being Unc. Very attractive original toning on both sides adds to the desirability of this half dol

1831-Although a common die marriage this 1831 is completely original. There is no dark toning or other marks and just slight wear is noted commensura

1859-Half dollar, copper. Longacre`s French Liberty head. Uncertified. Pleasing, chocolate brown, extremely fine. R5. HKA#64720

1900-A very attractive coin which saw very little circulation. Barber halves are commonly found in grades of VG or lower and for those with deep pock

1920-An uncirculated Pilgrim half with attractive toning on both sides with underlying mint luster present. Not considered a scarce commemorative hal