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Freeman Craig & Co. LOT OF 19 DEALER FIXED PRICE LISTS, 1977 TO 1979. This group lot contains the following dealer lists:
(1) Freeman Craig & Co., March, 1977. Catalog #34 - Part One of the Bendaña Collection of South and Central American Coinage. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. This list contains minor coins from South and Central American from the Bendaña 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;
(2) Freeman Craig & Co., April, 1977. Catalog #35 - Part Two of the Bendaña Collection of South and Central American Coinage. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. This list contains gold coins and crowns of South and Central America from the Bendaña 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;
(3) Freeman Craig & Co., May, 1977. Catalog #36 - Part Three of the Bendaña Collection of South and Central American Coinage. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. This list contains minor coins of Central America, Brazil, and the West Indies from the Bendaña 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;
(4) Freeman Craig & Co., June, 1977. Catalog #37 - A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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;
(5) Freeman Craig & Co., July 4, 1977. Catalog #38 - Anniversary Sale In Celebration of 20 Years in Numismatics. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. unplated. 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;
(6) Freeman Craig & Co., August 15, 1977. Catalog #39 - Part Two of Our Anniversary Sale. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. unplated. 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;
(7) Freeman Craig & Co., December, 1977. Catalog #40 - A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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;
(8) Freeman Craig & Co., February, 1978. Catalog #41 - A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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 Peña, Chamberlain and Cunietti;
(9) Freeman Craig & Co., March, 1978. Catalog #42 - Crowns & Minors of Latin America and the World. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. Brazilian gold, extensive Latin American crowns & minors, Latin American gold coins;
(10) Freeman Craig & Co., June, 1978. Catalog #43 - Latin American Proclamation Coins & Medals Plus a Selection of Crowns & Minors of Latin America. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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;
(11) Freeman Craig & Co., December, 1978. Catalog #44 - Rare and Choice Coinage from Latin America. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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;
(12) Freeman Craig & Co., December, 1978-January, 1979. Catalog #45 - Brazil Coins for Collectors and Investors. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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;
(13) Freeman Craig & Co., March, 1979. Catalog #46 - A Selection of Latin American Coinage. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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;
(14) Freeman Craig & Co., April, 1979. Catalog #47 - Latin American Proclamation Medals. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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;
(15) Freeman Craig & Co., Mail Bid Auction of Rare and Choice Coins of Latin America. April 26, 1979. 1-225 lots. Sausalito. 12mo. card covers. b&w plated throughout.;
(16) Freeman Craig & Co., June, 1979. Catalog #49 - Part One of the Davis Collection of South and Central American Coinage. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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;
(17) Freeman Craig & Co., August, 1979. Catalog #50 - Part Two of the Davis Collection Latin American Minor Coins Argentina through Honduras. Sausalito. 12mo. paper covers. unplated. 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;
(18) 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. 12mo. paper covers. unplated. 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;
(19) 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. 12mo. paper covers. b&w plated. 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. Lot weight: 1 lbs 3oz. Subject(s): Latin American, European, World Coinage.
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Taxes:
| Tax | Rate | Desc. |
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6% |
Florida State Sales Tax |
Buyer's Premiums:
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Infinite |
18% |
Additional Fees:
| Fee | Amount | Applicable Locations | Applied To |
| Packing Fee |
3.00
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Not Applicable
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This fee applies to each item
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