Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

Obverse: Free Silver at top; One Dime within wreath in center; 1896, at bottom no rim; reverse: Bryan Money in center, cast in lead, 45mm, 3mm thick.

Obverse: Free Silver at top; One Dime within wreath in center, 1896 at bottom; Reverse: Bryan Money in center, raised rim, cast in lead, 40mm, very ra

Obverse: Free Silver at top; One Dime in center, a small size pointed star at each side, 1896 at bottom; Reverse: Sixteen to One in a curved line at t

Obverse: Free Silver at top in curved line, followed by 53%. Purchasing power 1896 in four lines, all with periods as here given. Reverse: The sixteen

Obverse: Free Coinage at top 10 in center 1897 at bottom. Reverse: From Silver Mines in semi-circle, above "Of Bunco State" plain rim. Edge

Obverse: A donkey-headed goose facing left, inscribed on body POP above goose, in right field. "In Bryan We Trust" in four lines, around &...

Obverse: A donkey-headed goose with outstretched wings, facing right. Standing on a wreath formed of two entwined snakes United Snakes above; at each

Obverse: On a kicking donkey, facing to left, is seated and old woman carrying a closed umbrella, extending from which is a pennant inscribed on body

Obverse: A Liberty head to left, similar to that on the standard silver dollar, across the face of which and extending into the field on both sides,...

Obverse: A poorly executed Liberty head to left, above bullion value, below 1896. Deep crenellated border. Reverse: a displayed eagle above Sixteen t

Obverse: An eagle with outstretched wings and head to right; above in small letters "I'm all right," at bottom Pat. July 27, 1897 in r...

Barber Dime size and Liberty head 1896. "Sound Money." Provenance: Art Kagin Collection.

The life and public services of Hon. Wm. J. Bryan a sketch of the Life of Arthur J. Sewall, Esq. And the Free Silver Issue of 1896. Very carefully Pre

Group of 3. 1. Judge, Volume 8, No. 196, 18 July 1885, New York edition. Drawn by F. B. This cartoon is a commentary on the growing Populist politi

Lot of 2. 1. Volume XXVI, No. 653, New York edition for 11 September 1889. Drawn by Dalrymple, who was a regular contributor to the magazine. This

Lot of 2. 1. Volume XXVI, No. 659, 23 October 1889, New York edition cover drawn by in house illustrator Opper. This busy cover says a lot about liqu

Lot of 3. 1. Columbia is standing between two representatives of the World’s Fair. The one on the left is a rootin,’ tootin,’ wind-making, dust-dev

Lot of 19. Fifteen Puck covers and four middle sheet cartoons. All measure 10.50” by 14.” Most all are in excellent condition unless otherwise note

Group of 5. 1. Judge, Volume 15, No. 371, 24 November 1888. Magazine cover illustrated by Emil Flohri. President Cleveland is partially buried by s

Group of 4. 1. Judge, Volume 12, No. 312, 8 October 1887. Drawn by art editor Grant Hamilton. Portrayal of Ohio Governor and Senator Joseph B. Fora