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SESSION 1:
Books: 1 to 467
Auction Catalogs & Dealer Fixed Pricelists: 468 to 734
SESSION 2:
Auction Catalogs & Dealer Fixed Pricelists: 735 to 1267
Journals & Magazines: 1268 to 1345
Posters: 1346
Newspapers: Lot 1347
Photos: 1348 to 1349
Postcards: 1350 to 1351
VHS Tapes: 1352 to 1354
DVDs: 1355
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Cordry & Craig, International, Freeman Craig & Co. 53 DEALER FIXED PRICE LISTS. 1972-1986. This group lot contains the following dealer fixed price lists:
(1) Cordry & Craig, International, December, 1972. Catalog #1. Introducing Cordry & Craig, International. Smyrna. 34 Pages. 1-1412 Lots. 12mo. card covers. 4 b&w coin plates. Fine. This list contains primarily a large selection of Latin American milled crowns and minor coinage of various denominations, countries, and mints. A nice selection of World crowns and minors are also listed.
(2) Cordry & Craig, International, February, 1973. Catalog #2. An Unusual Selection of World Minor Coins and Crowns. Smyrna. 26 Pages. 1-805 Lots. 12mo. card covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a large selection of World crowns and minors with a large selection of Guatemalan, Peruvian, and Tunisian milled coinage.
(3) Cordry & Craig, International, May 1, 1973. Catalog #4. Smyrna. 23 Pages. 1-752 Lots. 12mo. card covers. 7 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a large selection of Latin American milled crowns and minor coinage of various denominations, countries, and mints. A nice selection of World crowns and minors are also listed.
(4) Cordry & Craig, International, Summer, 1973. Catalog #5. Reference Catalog and Fixed Pricelist of the Coinage of Central America. Smyrna. 1-617 Lots. 12mo. card covers. 15 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a large selection of Latin American milled crowns and minor coinage of various denominations, countries, and mints. Of primary note are the Spanish Colonial and Republic crowns of Guatemala and the minors of Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
(5) Cordry & Craig, International, November, 1973. Catalog #7. Dan Sander and Dr. Humberto Guerra Montero Collections of Latin America. San Francisco. 46 Pages. 1-1238 Lots. 12mo. card covers. 13 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains the collections of Dan Sander and Dr. Humberto Guerra Montero. There is a large selection of Spanish Colonial and Republic 8 reales mostly from Bolivia, Guatemala, Honduras, and Peru. There is a large collection of minor denominations mostly from Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Venezuela. Of primary note is a Lima 1 real heart cob.
(6) Cordry & Craig, International, January-February, 1974. Catalog #8. World Coins. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-666 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 3 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a fairly mixed selection of World gold, crowns, and minor coinage of various denominations, countries, and mints. Of primary note is a choice selection of Chinese and Swedish coins.1- Lots.
(7) Cordry & Craig, International, February, 1974. Cataog #9. Crowns and Minor Coins of the World. San Francisco. 15 Pages. 1-732 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 3 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a fairly mixed selection of World crowns and minor coinage of various denominations, countries, and mints. Of primary note are a choice selection of coins from Ceylon and the Netherlands.
(8) Cordry & Craig, International, March-April, 1974. Catalog #10. Rufino Alvarez and Richard Handy Collections of Latin America. San Francisco. 51 Pages. 1-1656 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 16 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains the collections of Rufino Alvarez and Richard Handy. There is a large selection of Bolivian and Chilean Republic gold; a large collection of colonial Bolivian 8 reales and republic 8 Soles, colonial Guatemalan 8 reales, colonial and 'Cap and Rays' Mexican 8 reales, colonial Peruvian 8 reales and republic 8 soles; a choice selection of Brazilian, Colombian, Costa Rican, and Peruvian minors. Of primary note is a counterstamped 1683V Potosi 8 reales royal cob.
(9) Cordry & Craig, International, May, 1974. Catalog #11. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-540 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 5 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a large selection (54 lots) of Costa Rican republic gold coins. There is a mixed variety of Latin American milled crowns and minor coinage of various denominations, countries, and mints. A selection of World crowns and minors are also listed.
(10) Cordry & Craig, International, June, 1974. Catalog #12. San Francisco. 15 Pages. 1-517 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 4 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains 21 lots of World gold coins including several lots from Costa Rica. The majority of the offerings on the list are comprised of Latin American crowns and minors with a large percentage coming from Bolivia, Guatemala, and Peru.
(11) Cordry & Craig, International, August, 1974. Catalog #13. Coins of the Arabic States. San Francisco. 18 Pages. 1-1134 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 5 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains coins from Arabic countries. The majority of the offerings on the list are from Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, and Turkey.
(12) Cordry & Craig, International, September 18, 1974. Catalog #14. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-692 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains 46 lots of World gold coins with 16 lots coming from Costa Rica. The majority of the offerings on this list are comprised of Latin American crowns and minors with a large percentage coming from Bolivia, Brazil, Guatemala, Honduras, and Peru. A small selection of World crowns and minors are also listed.
(13) Cordry & Craig, International, November, 1974. Catalog #15. Coins of the World. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-593 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a large selection of World gold coins with the majority coming from Costa Rica. of the offerings on this list are comprised of Latin American crowns and minors and a smaller selection of World crowns and minors are also listed.
(14) Cordry & Craig, International, December, 1974. Catalog #16. Coins of the World Featuring Three Important Collections: Russia - Robert Harris, Portugal - John Haldiman, Bolivia - Roberto Rosini. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-664 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 4 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains the collections of Robert Harris (Russian), John Haldiman (Portuguese), and Roberto Rosini (Bolivian). There are 57 lots of World gold coins and a large part of the offerings on this list are comprised of Latin American crowns. Bolivia (120 lots) and Peru (31 lots) make up the majority of the crowns including a nice Lima 8 reales royal. Portugal (64 lots) and the Robert Harris collection (93 lots) of Russian minors makes up the majority of the World minors offerings.
(15) Cordry & Craig, International, February 15, 1975. Catalog #17. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-501 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 7 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains 38 lots of World gold coins with 13 lots coming from Costa Rica. A large part of the offerings on this list are comprised of Latin American crowns and minors and a smaller selection of World crowns and minors are also listed. The cover is chipped along the edge from a long-gone rusted staple.
(16) Cordry & Craig, International, March-April, 1975. Catalog #18. San Francisco. 18 Pages. 1-898 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 3 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains primarily Latin American crowns and minors. Bolivia (82 lots) comprises the majority of crown offerings. Bolivia (43 lots), Costa Rica (19 lots), Guatemala (18 lots), Peru (29 lots), Portugal (46 lots), and Russia (49 lots) make up the majority of minor offerings.
(17) Cordry & Craig, International, May 15, 1975. Catalog #19. Coins of the World. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-852 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 3 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains 16 lots of World gold coins. Bolivia (36 lots), Denmark (16 lots), and Peru (27 lots) comprises the majority of the crown offerings. Bolivia (65 lots), China (69 lots), Colombia (24 lots), and Germany (38 lots) make up the majority of minor offerings. There is also a 194 lot offering of Arabic coinage.
(18) Cordry & Craig, International, July 15, 1975. Catalog #21. Coins of the World. San Francisco. 15 Pages. 1-776 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 3 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains 30 lots of World gold coins. Bolivia (80 lots), Brazil (19 lots), Mexico (21 lots), and Peru (24 lots) comprises the majority of the crown offerings. British Guiana (17 lots), China (23 lots), Portugal (20 lots), and Russia (18 lots) make up the majority of minor offerings.
(19) Cordry & Craig, International, October 20, 1975. Catalog #24. The Gold, Silver & Copper Coinage of Latin America. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-826 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains 22 lots of Latin American gold coins. Bolivia (87 lots), Chile (23 lots), Guatemala (24 lots), and Peru (51 lots) comprises the majority of the crown offerings. Bolivia (64 lots), Brazil (77 lots), Chile (58 lots), Colombia (59 lots), and Peru (54 lots) make up the majority of minor offerings. Also included are 47 lots of World gold, crowns, and minors.
(20) Freeman Craig & Co., January 20, 1976. Catalog #26. The Minor Coinage of Latin America. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-941 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 3 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains primarily Latin American minor coins. Chile (73 lots), Colombia (91 lots), Costa Rica (76 lots), and Peru (46 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings. Egypt (29 lots), Morocco (18 lots), and Turkey comprises the majority of the 341 lots of World crowns and minors.
(21) Freeman Craig & Co., February 9, 1976. Catalog #27. The Coinage of Brazil 1663-1956 and Bolivia 1568-1942. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-597 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 4 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains primarily Brazilian (349 lots) and Bolivian (248 lots) colonial, republic, and decimal coins. This list contains many nice 8Rs (13 lots), 4Rs (9 lots), 2Rs (32 lots), 1Rs (33 lots), and ½R cobs (12 lots).
(22) Freeman Craig & Co., March 15, 1976. Catalog #28. Coins of the World. San Francisco. 19 Pages. 1-1085 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 2 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains primarily Latin American gold, crowns, and minor coins. Bolivia (76 lots), Chile (59 lots), Guatemala (44 lots), Mexico (40 lots), and Peru (41 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings. Chile (26 lots), Colombia (58 lots), Costa Rica (40 lots), and Mexico (33 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings. Turkey (75 lots) comprises the majority of the 335 lots of World crowns and minors.
(23) Freeman Craig & Co., June 10, 1976. Catalog #29. The Crown Coinage of Latin America. Sausalito. 18 Pages. 1-455 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 7 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains primarily Latin American gold (15 lots) and crown (264 lots) coins. Bolivia (65 lots), Chile (26 lots), Guatemala (33 lots), Mexico (33 lots), and Peru (29 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings. There is a good mix of 190 lots of World crowns and minors.
(24) Freeman Craig & Co., July 4, 1976. Catalog #30. The Minor Coinage of Latin America. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-630 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 4 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains primarily Latin American minor coins with a large selection (60 lots) of counterstamped minors. Bolivia (60 lots), Brazil (148 lots), Chile (81 lots), Colombia (81 lots), Costa Rica (21 lots), Guatemala (43 lots), and Peru (40 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings.
(25) Freeman Craig & Co., August 10, 1976. Catalog #31. A Summer Selection of Coins of the World. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-836 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 2 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains 15 lots of Costa Rican gold coins. Bolivia (40 lots), Chile (27 lots), Guatemala (26 lots), Mexico (31 lots), and Peru (37 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings. Bolivia (69 lots), Brazil (55 lots), Chile (37 lots), Colombia (63 lots), Haiti (36 lots), and Peru (43 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings. Germany (24 lots) and Turkey (23 lots) comprises the majority of the 217 lots of World crowns and minors.
(26) Freeman Craig & Co., October 20, 1976. Catalog #32. Crowns of Latin America and Silver Coins of Brazil. Sausalito. 18 Pages. 1-536 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains Latin American gold coins with Costa Rica (18 lots) and Guatemala (10 lots) crompising the majority of the offerings. Bolivia (56 lots), Chile (26 lots), Guatemala (55 lots), Mexico (38 lots), and Peru (41 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings. Brazilian crowns (114 lots) and minors (98 lots) make up the remaining list offerings.
(27) Freeman Craig & Co., December 15, 1976. Catalog #33. Crowns & Banknotes of Latin America. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-939 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains primarily Latin American crowns and paper money. Bolivia (60 lots), Brazil (39 lots) Guatemala (38 lots), Mexico (24 lots), and Peru (35 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings. The remaining offerings are comprised of paper money from a good mix of Latin American countries.
(28) Freeman Craig & Co., March, 1977. Catalog #34. Part One of the Bendana Collection of South and Central American Coinage. Sausalito. 18 Pages. 1-658 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 5 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains minor coins from South and Central American from the Bendana Collection (part I). Argentina (31 lots), Bolivia (158 lots), Chile (83 lots), Colombia (146 lots), Guatemala (38 lots), Mexico (24 lots), Peru (130 lots), and Venezuela (36 lots) comprise the majority of the offerings on this list.
(29) Freeman Craig & Co., April, 1977. Catalog #35. Part Two of the Bendana Collection of South and Central American Coinage. Sausalito. 18 Pages. 1-895 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains gold coins and crowns of South and Central America from the Bendana Collection (part II). Costa Rica (21 lots) and Honduras (8 lots) comprise the majority of the gold offerings. Bolivia (89 lots), Brazil (78 lots), Guatemala (63 lots), Mexico (35 lots), and Peru (64 lots) comprise the majority of the crown offerings on this list. The remaining offerings are comprised of World coins from a good mix of countries.
(30) Freeman Craig & Co., May, 1977. Catalog #36. Part Three of the Bendana Collection of South and Central American Coinage. Sausalito. 18 Pages. 1-583 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains minor coins of Central America, Brazil, and the West Indies from the Bendana Collection (part III). Costa Rica (114 lots), Guatemala (114 lots), Honduras (175 lots), Nicaragua (27 lots), and Salvador (29 lots) comprise the majority of the Central America minor offerings on this list. Brazil (100 lots) and the West Indies (53 lots) comprise the remaining list offerings.
(31) Freeman Craig & Co., June, 1977. Catalog #37. A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-851 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 2 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains Latin American gold coins with Costa Rica (8 lots) comprising the majority of the offerings. Bolivia (46 lots), Brazil (28 lots), Guatemala (27 lots), and Peru (24 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings. Bolivia (113 lots), Brazil (98 lots), Chile (80 lots), Colombia (46 lots), Mexico (38 lots), and Peru (58 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings. The remaining offerings (65 lots) are comprised of offerings from a good mix of World countries.
(32) Freeman Craig & Co., July 4, 1977. Catalog #38. Anniversary Sale In Celebration of 20 Years in Numismatics. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-846 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. Costa Rica (7 lots) and Honduras (4 lots) comprise the Latin American gold offerings. Bolivia (24 lots), Brazil (14 lots), Guatemala (15 lots), and Peru (26 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings on this list. Argentina (31 lots), Bolivia (106 lots), Brazil (100 lots), Chile (72 lots), Colombia (96 lots), Honduras (38 lots), and Peru (40 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings on this list. The remaining offerings are comprised of World coins from a good mix of countries.
(33) Freeman Craig & Co., August 15, 1977. Catalog #39. Part Two of Our Anniversary Sale. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-1028 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. Bolivia (32 lots), Brazil (20 lots), and Peru (24 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings on this list. Argentina (18 lots), Bolivia (110 lots), Brazil (42 lots), Chile (28 lots), Colombia (90 lots), Costa Rica (32 lots), Mexico (22 lots), and Peru (43 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings on this list. The remaining offerings are comprised of World coins from a good mix of countries.
(34) Freeman Craig & Co., December, 1977. Catalog #40. A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-824 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 6 b&w plates. Fine. Bolivia (87 lots) including a choice 1654E 8R royal and 1734E 8R heart, Brazil (23 lots), Guatemala (39 lots), Mexico (36 lots), and Peru (35 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings on this list. Argentina (15 lots), Bolivia (87 lots), Chile (56 lots), Colombia (83 lots), Costa Rica (39 lots), Guatemala (41 lots), Honduras (24 lots), Peru (17 lots), and Venezuela (22 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings on this list.
(35) Freeman Craig & Co., February, 1978. Catalog #41. A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 23 Pages. 1-1113 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 5 b&w plates. Fine. Bolivia (33 lots) including a choice 1680V 8R royal, Brazil (43 lots), Mexico (24 lots), and Peru (24 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings on this list. Bolivia (151 lots), Brazil (89 lots), Chile (79 lots), Colombia (70 lots), Haiti (37 lots), Honduras (41 lots), Mexico (97 lots), and Peru (96 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings on this list. This list features extensive segments of the collections of Pena, Chamberlain and Cunietti.
(36) Freeman Craig & Co., June, 1978. Catalog #43. Latin American Proclamation Coins & Medals Plus a Selection of Crowns & Minors of Latin America. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-439 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 12 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a nice selection of Colonial Latin American proclamation medals (38 lots) and Republican proclamation medals (40 lots). Bolivia (51 lots), Brazil (24 lots), Guatemala (19 lots), Mexico (15 lots), and Peru (17 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings on this list. Bolivia (43 lots), Chile (24 lots), Colombia (40 lots), Costa Rica (16 lots), and Mexico (15 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings on this list.
(37) Freeman Craig & Co., December, 1978. Catalog #44. Rare and Choice Coinage from Latin America. Sausalito. 15 Pages. 1-397 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 8 b&w plates. Fine. Bolivia (66 lots), Mexico (27 lots), and Peru (31 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings on this list with several choice 8R cobs offered. Bolivia (42 lots) including 2 choice 4R cobs, Chile (23 lots), Colombia (22 lots), and Guatemala (17 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings on this list.
(38) Freeman Craig & Co., December, 1978-January, 1979. Catalog #45. Brazil Coins for Collectors and Investors. Sausalito. 15 Pages. 1-386 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 5 b&w plates. Fine. This list is dedicated to the coinage of Brazil with 77 lots of crowns and double crowns and 309 lots of minor coins with offerings ranging from the Colonial period to the Republic period.
(39) Freeman Craig & Co., March, 1979. Catalog #46. A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-747 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 5 b&w plates. Fine. Bolivia (33 lots), Brazil (20 lots), and Peru (21 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American crown offerings on this list. Bolivia (61 lots) including 10 lots of ½R, 1R, 2R, and 4R cobs, Chile (30 lots), Colombia (26 lots), Guatemala (39 lots), Honduras (35 lots), Peru (58 lots), and Venezuela (50 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings on this list.
(40) Freeman Craig & Co., April, 1979. Catalog #47. Latin American Proclamation Medals. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-443 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 12 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a nice selection of Colonial Latin American proclamation medals (38 lots) and Republican proclamation medals (44 lots). Bolivia (20 lots) comprises the majority of the Latin American crown offerings on this list, along with a good mix of offerings from other Latin American countries. Bolivia (40 lots), Brazil (40 lots), Colombia (24 lots), Guatemala (19 lots), Honduras (20 lots), and Peru (21 lots) comprise the majority of the Latin American minor offerings on this list.
(41) Freeman Craig & Co., June, 1979. Catalog #49. Part One of the Davis Collection of South and Central American Coinage. Sausalito. 15 Pages. 1-579 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 5 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains crowns and minor coins from South and Central America from the Davis Collection (part I). Bolivia (49 lots), Brazil (40 lots), Chile (20 lots), Guatemala (54 lots), Mexico (34 lots), and Peru (24 lots) comprise the majority of the crown offerings on this list. Bolivia (15 lots), Brazil (30 lots), Honduras (33 lots), Mexico (26 lots), Peru (56 lots) including a nice selection of 1R and 2R cobs, and Venezuela (20 lots) comprise the majority of the minor offerings on this list.
(42) Freeman Craig & Co., August, 1979. Catalog #50. Part Two of the Davis Collection Latin American Minor Coins Argentina through Honduras. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-896 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. This list contains minor coins from Latin America from the Davis Collection (part II). Bolivia (228 lots) including 31 lots of ½R, 1R, 2R, and 4R cobs, Chile (201 lots), Colombia (97 lots), Costa Rica (108 lots), Haiti (45 lots), and Honduras (94 lots) comprise the majority of the minor offerings on this list.
(43) Freeman Craig & Co., October, 1979. Catalog #51. Part Three of the Davis Collection Latin American Crowns and latin American Minor Coins Brazil, Guatemala and Mexico thru Venezuela. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-1041 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. This list contains crowns and minor coins from Latin America from the Davis Collection (part III). Bolivia (45 lots), Brazil (21 lots), Guatemala (26 lots), and Peru (17 lots) comprise the majority of the crown offerings on this list. Brazil (158 lots), Chile (67 lots), Guatemala (196 lots) including 11 lots of 1R, 2R, and 4R cobs, Mexico (110 lots) including 8 lots of 1R, 2R, and 4R cobs, Nicaragua (36 lots), Peru (141 lots) including 20 lots of ½R, 1R, 2R, and 4R cobs, and Venezuela (56 lots) comprise the majority of the minor offerings on this list.
(44) Freeman Craig & Co., October-December, 1979. Catalog #52. Part Four of the Davis Collection Rare and Choice Latin American Crowns and Minors Panama through Uruguay. Sausalito. 15 Pages. 1-347 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 10 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains crowns and minor coins from Latin America from the Davis Collection (part IV). Bolivia (12 lots), Brazil (7 lots), Guatemala (16 lots), Mexico (17 lots), and Peru (11 lots) comprise the majority of the crown offerings on this list. Bolivia (25 lots), Brazil (12 lots), Chile (27 lots), Panama (22 lots), Paraguay (22 lots), Salvador (34 lots), Uruguay (36 lots), and Venezuela (29 lots) comprise the majority of the minor offerings on this list.
(45) Freeman Craig & Co., January-February, 1980. Catalog #53. A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 15 Pages. 1-649 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 5 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a nice selection of small denomination gold from Colombia (5 pieces); a large collection of Mexican pillar 8 reales; a large collection of minors from Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Peru.
(46) Freeman Craig & Co., October-November, 1980. Catalog #55. A Selection of Rare and Choice Latin American Coinage Featuring a Selection of Coinage from Potosi 1617-1825. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-333 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 15 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a wide variety of pillar and portrait crowns from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru; a large and diverse collection of minors including a large selection from Venezuela; and a large collection of cob, pillar and portrait coins from Potosi 1617 through 1825.
(47) Freeman Craig & Co., August-October, 1981. Catalog #59. The Sarasota Collection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-1910 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. This list contains a moderate yet varied collection of scarce colonial crowns from Bolivia, Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru; a small and varied selection of scarce colonial and Republic minors from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala and Mexico; and a very large collection of less scarce colonial and Republic minors with large selections from Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru and Salvador.
(48) Freeman Craig & Co., October-December, 1981. Catalog #60. An Extensive Selection of Desirable Yet Inexpensive Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 19 Pages. 1-1162 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. This list contains an extensive collection of Latin American minors focusing on colonial and Reoublic periods from Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru and a nice selection of Latin American type coins and a small selection of world minors.
(49) Freeman Craig & Co., July 4, 1982. Catalog #66. Celebrating 25 Years in Numismatics. Sausalito. 24 Pages. 1-900 Lots. 12mo. card covers. 9 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a small but nice collection of Latin American gold from Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico and Peru; a large and varied selection of colonial and Republic crowns of Bolivia, Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru including many nice pillar dollars; and a large collection of rare & choice and common minors from Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru.
(50) Freeman Craig & Co., October, 1984. Catalog #71. A Selection of Scarce and Desirable Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 15 Pages. 1-595 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. 2 b&w plates. Fine. This list contains a large collection of colonial and Republic crowns from Bolivia, Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru; a very large collection of colonial and Republic minors from Bolivia including a nice selection of cob and portrait coins; a large collection of mostly Republic coinage from Guatemala; and a nice selection of colonial and Republic coins from Chile, Mexico, and Peru.
(51) Freeman Craig & Co., February-March, 1985. Catalog #73. A Selection of Scarce and Desirable Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 11 Pages. 1-892 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. This list contains a large selection of colonial and Republic crowns from Bolivia, Mexico and Peru including many pillars and portrait coins; a large run of half real minors from Bolivia; and a large selection of minors from Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Peru.
(52) Freeman Craig & Co., December, 1985. Catalog #77. A Selection of Scarce and Desirable Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 1-519 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. This list contains a small but choice selection of colonial and Republic gold from Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Peru; a nice and varied selection of colonial and Republic crowns from Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru; and a very diverse selection of colonial and Republic minors from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.
(53) Freeman Craig & Co., December 16, 1986. Catalog #80. A Buy or Bid Offering of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 16 Pages. 1-710 Lots. 12mo. paper covers. Fine. This list contains a small but choice selection of colonial and Republic gold from Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Peru; a nice and varied selection of colonial and Republic crowns from Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru; and a very diverse selection of colonial and Republic minors from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela. Lot weight: 3 lbs 10oz. Subject(s): Spanish American, World Coinage, Medals.
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- Zelle
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
By participating in this sale, you (hereafter referred to as the “Bidder”) are entering into a binding contract with Workman's Books (“Seller”) and agree to the following Terms and Conditions:
1) Each lot will be sold to the highest Bidder. Bids may only be submitted live on the Internet until each lot is closed during the timed session. The Seller cannot be responsible for errors in bidding or the loss or delay of any bids that do not get placed by the closing date and time, or for any technical glitches that prevent internet bids from being executed. All bidders must be registered before their bids will be entered. All bids are in U.S. dollars.
2) Winning bids will be reduced automatically by the iCollector platform to the next increment above the second-highest bid. In the case of tie bids, the earliest bidder will win the lot. Bidders are advised to provide allowable percentage increases to avoid losing lots due to a tie.
3) A winning bid is contract between the winning Bidder (hereafter referred to as the “Buyer”) and the Consignor. The Buyer, even if acting as an agent for someone else, agrees to purchase the lot(s) he has won and to pay the Buyer’s Premium and any shipping costs, sales tax, bank-wire fees, customs duties, or other surcharges involved in delivering the lot(s) to the Buyer. Certain lots (particularly large bulk lots) may require special packaging and handling, for which a surcharge will be levied (also note shipping calculations will delay invoicing). In some special cases delivery may be arranged directly between the Consignor and the Buyer, at the buyer’s cost. At no time shall the Buyer have any legal recourse against the Consignor for any reason. Buyers will be notified as soon as possible after the sale with an invoice reflecting the total amount due and shall remit payment within two weeks of notification or within one month of the date of the first session of the sale close, whichever is sooner. Buyers who do not receive notification for whatever reason are NOT released from their obligation to pay on time. If payment has not been received within these terms, the Seller reserves the right to sell the lot(s) to any under-bidders for their lower bid amounts. Title to each lot does not pass until the item has been paid in full. Any late payments (one month past invoice date) will be assessed an accrued interest charge of 2% per month.
4) Lot pickup will be available after the sale (not during). Any lots not picked up in person (unless other arrangements are made) will be sent to Buyer via U.S. Mail when the invoice has been paid in full. All domestic shipments will carry full insurance, but foreign shipments are made at the Buyer’s risk (insurance available in some cases). Workman's Books is responsible for loss or damage to lots only up until they are received at the address to which they are sent; any transshipment from there is the buyer’s responsibility alone. Any special instructions for shipping, delivery or payment must be in writing (letter, email or text) and will be effective only upon confirmation by us (verbal requests may not be honored). Generally, lots will be shipped in the order in which they are paid.
5) A Buyer’s Premium of 20% will be added to the winning bid for the total purchase price before any applicable taxes, fees or surcharges. Any payments by credit/debit card or PayPal will incur a 3% surcharge on the total. There will be a $3.00 charge per lot for processing.
6) Acceptable forms of payment are cash, check, money order, wire transfer, direct deposit, PayPal, Visa/MC, American Express and Discover. All payments by check or money order should be made payable to Alan Workman. Payments by PayPal (to aworkmanemail@gmail.com) are limited to $2,500 per auction per buyer. All payments shall be in U.S. dollars drawn on a U.S. bank. Please contact us for instructions for wire-transfer payments, for which bank charges may be necessarily added to the amount to be paid, generally depending on the country from which the wire originates.
7) Registration of all bidders for the sale will constitute approval only when the bidder provides an acceptable credit card number with registration. Any bidders with an overdue balance with Workman's Books must complete payment of their previous balance before their bids will be accepted.
8) Bidders may only submit bids by bidding online directly on iCollector.
9) All lots are unreserved. Starting prices for this sale are at approximately one-half to two-thirds of estimate, though this may vary. All estimates are given in U.S. dollars.
10) As an active dealer, Workman's Books is able to estimate a reasonably low wholesale level for each lot and reserves the right to reject any bids below this level (generally at least 50% of estimate). Furthermore we reserve the right to reject any bids that we have reason to believe are not submitted in good faith. Starting bids are provided on iCollector when the auction is published, and bids below those starting bids cannot be entered. Prices realized do not necessarily reflect accurate market values so much as what the high bidder is willing to pay based on his own needs.
11) All items are guaranteed as described. This is NOT an approval sale, and therefore returns will NOT be accepted UNLESS there was an error in the listing. Any disputes, including proposed returns, must be brought to our attention no later than 2 days after receipt of the lot(s) by the Buyer and BEFORE return shipment to us, with any applicable refunds to be made immediately upon receipt of the returned item(s) by us. All returns must be received by us in unaltered condition and with their original dust jackets or covers no later than one month after the date of the first auction session (note that late remittance, therefore, can negate return privileges). Any refunds for returns paid for by credit card will be subject to a 3% return fee. In the event of loss or damage, Workman's Book’s liability shall be limited to the hammer price plus buyer’s fee only. Note that any group-lots returned due to error in listing must be returned in entirety.
12) In case of loss or theft the guaranty is limited to either the reserve price (if unsold) or the hammer price plus buyer’s fee (if sold). Any extra expenses incurred by the winning bidder or consignor in order to bid, inspect, consign or pick up the lots are not covered and are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder/consignor. Any potential or speculative value is not guaranteed.
13) Lots may be inspected before the auction at my location in Orlando by appointment. High-quality photos of all lots are viewable on iCollector 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All photographs are of the actual lots being sold but may not be actual size or to scale. Color and brightness of online photos may vary according to your monitor and video-card specifications.
14) If buyer does not supply a Florida resale certificate, then Florida sales tax will apply as follows: If picked up in person, 6.5% will be added to the total (hammer plus buyer’s fee). Same applies to lots shipped to Florida addresses, but the rate (6% to 7.5%) will be according to county of delivery. There is no Florida sales tax on any lots shipped out of state.
15) All bidders and consignors acknowledge and agree that the Seller (Workman's Books) does NOT guarantee that auctions will be unimpaired, uninterrupted or error-free and accordingly shall not be liable for such eventualities. Any errors will be rectified on iCollector as they come to our attention, and those corrected listings shall be deemed the binding descriptions at the time of the sale. The Seller in its sole and absolute discretion may accept or decline any bid, remove bids and reopen bidding, withdraw lots, or change lot sequence or bidding increments at any time, even after the winning bid and winning bidder have been announced. Any bidding disputes shall be adjudicated by the Seller, whose decision shall be deemed binding and final.
16) All Bidders must meet Seller’s qualifications to bid. Any Bidder who is not a client in good standing of the Seller may be disqualified at Seller’s sole option and will not be awarded lots. Such determination may be made by Seller in its sole and unlimited discretion, at any time prior to, during, or even after the close of the Sale. Seller reserves the right to exclude any person or company from the Sale. Workman's Books reserves the right to reject any bids suspected not to be submitted in good faith. If an entity places a bid, then the person executing the bid on behalf of the entity agrees to personally guarantee payment for any successful bid.