A Siculo-Punic Silver Tetradrachm

Sicily, Siculo-Punic.

Silver Tetradrachm, uncertain mint, c. 320-300 BC.

Obverse: Head of Tanit-Perseophone facing left. Reverse: Horse prancing right, palm tree behind.

(Jenkins 79; SNG Copenhagen 969).

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SICILY, SICULO-PUNIC, SILVER TETRADRACHM(https://www.baldwin.co.uk/product/sicily-siculo-punic-silver-tetradrachm-3/)

China 50 Tael Silver bar

China
Bars and Weights
Silver bar in the weight of 50 tael n.d. (Republic).
Extremely rare. Very fine-extremely fine.

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Silberbarren zu 50 Tael, o.J. (Republik). (https://www.kuenker.de/en/elive-auction/stueck/238753)

1791 Washington Cent, Small Eagle

A lovely, totally choice, completely original example of this impressive Washington issue.

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1791W-10630 Washington Cent, Small Eagle, PCGS AU58(https://www.davidkahnrarecoins.com/catalog/product/view/id/907/s/1791-cent-washington-small-eagle-colonials-washington-coins-tokens-and-medals-pcgs-au58bn-48289112)

1873-CC No Arrows Seated Half

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1873-CC WB-2 R5 No ArrowsLiberty Seated Half Dollar PCGS AU58 (CAC)(https://www.davidkahnrarecoins.com/catalog/product/view/id/910/s/1873-cc-50c-no-arrows-liberty-seated-half-dollar-pcgs-au58-cac-48289341)

William Henry Harrison Inauguration Medal

William Henry Harrison: Extremely Rare Inauguration Medal. WHH-1840-22, 38 mm white metal. Harrison appears on horseback on the obverse, captioned "9th President of theUnited States". The reverse shows the Capitol and reads "Inauguration Medal March 4 1841". The obverse displays very well. The central device on the reverse haswear and the application of some silver substance or paint. The example here is distinctly superior to those in the famed Charles McSorley and Merrill Berman collections. Asingular opportunity to acquire what is considered the "Holy Grail" of Harrison medals.

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William Henry Harrison: Extremely RareInauguration Medal.. (https://historical.ha.com/itm/political/tokens-and-medals/william-henry-harrison-extremely-rare-inauguration-medal/a/6191-43038.s)

American Bank Note Paper Money Collection

The American Paper Money Collection, American Bank Note Company, 1993, 8 pages of frontmatter and 36 proof reprints of obsolete banknotes of the United States with facinginformation pages, each proof mounted on dark green paper and protected in a plastic sleeve in a ring binder, 8"h x 13.5"w (binder)

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American Bank Note Company, Obsolete Paper Mone(https://auctions.milleabros.com/lots/view/1-27OF6K/american-bank-note-company-obsolete-paper-money)

$5 Havana National Bank Note

Havana, NY - $5 1875 Fr. 401 The Havana NB Ch. # 343 PMG Choice Very Fine 35.
Havana is certainly right up there with the rarest multi-bank communities in New York State, as the two banks chartered here enjoyed little success, with both failing afterissuing First Charter notes only. One bank is unreported, while this institution, which issued under two titles during its brief lifespan, is represented only by this note, whichremains unique to this day. Its survival can likely be explained by its serial number, as it comes from the last sheet issued and was almost certainly held as a keepsake by one ofthe officers. Indeed, Havana itself has vanished, being absorbed by nearby Montour Falls in 1895. This beautiful note affords one fortunate collector the opportunity to obtain anew town, and a fantastic rarity that may well prove to be unique forever. It is an irreplaceable New York trophy item fit for the very finest of collections and worth whatever itgoes for tonight.

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Havana, NY - $5 1875 Fr. 401The Havana NB Ch. # 343 PMG Choice Very Fine 35.. ..(https://currency.ha.com/itm/national-bank-notes/new-york/havana-ny-5-1875-fr-401-the-havana-nb-ch-343-pmg-choice-very-fine-35/a/3574-20550.s)