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CICF Signature Sale 3032 Online Sessions 15-16 April 2014
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Tokens 61 from Fincas & Enterprises, Ray Byrne envelopes house 15 of the 61 pieces while some other envelopes seem to credit Byrne as well. As was the case with the 110 piece lot from this same collection, sold for $4100 as #26590 in our April 2013 CICF sale, the great bulk of the pieces were produced in brass or copper. However 17 of them were made in other metals. Eight items are not on round flans while ten have purposeful central or cancellation holes. At least 16 have some sort of countermark or counterstamp with the most unusual being a Great Britain "crystal palace" medal and the most important numismatically likely being a Nicaragua Centavo 1878 with countermark. La Romana issues dated 1913 by Carl Quentin & Company, denominated 5 and 10 Centavos, are brilliant mint state but have slight carbon spotting from exposure. All are different upon quick analysis but while the attributions are highly likely they cannot be guaranteed. Quality is typical for such heavily circulated issues, mostly from the late 19th or early 20th century. Sold as is, NO ReturnFrom The Dana Roberts Collection and Study Group
Estimate: 500-1000 USD
Tokens 61 from Fincas & Enterprises, Ray Byrne envelopes house 15 of the 61 pieces while some other envelopes seem to credit Byrne as well. As was the case with the 110 piece lot from this same collection, sold for $4100 as #26590 in our April 2013 CICF sale, the great bulk of the pieces were produced in brass or copper. However 17 of them were made in other metals. Eight items are not on round flans while ten have purposeful central or cancellation holes. At least 16 have some sort of countermark or counterstamp with the most unusual being a Great Britain "crystal palace" medal and the most important numismatically likely being a Nicaragua Centavo 1878 with countermark. La Romana issues dated 1913 by Carl Quentin & Company, denominated 5 and 10 Centavos, are brilliant mint state but have slight carbon spotting from exposure. All are different upon quick analysis but while the attributions are highly likely they cannot be guaranteed. Quality is typical for such heavily circulated issues, mostly from the late 19th or early 20th century. Sold as is, NO ReturnFrom The Dana Roberts Collection and Study Group
Estimate: 500-1000 USD