2012: Box #42b – Coins, Stamps, and Medallions

 

Two-dollar Bill (1976)

Two-dollar Bill (1976)

2012: Box #42b – Coins, Stamps, and Medallions

 

Small Brown Box:

 

1. Coin (Bronze):

Grand Canyon Coin (Bronze)

 

2. Coin (Bronze):

Macedonian Coin, Philip V, 221 A.D. Bronze

 

3. Coin (Nickel):

Large Buffalo Head Nickel (Reproduction)

 

4. Coin (Penny):

Large Indian Head Penny (Reproduction)

 

5. Coin (Quarter):

Pennsylvania Quarter, Gold leafed

 

6. Coin Set:

Great Britain’s last complete old set (1967)

 

7. Coin Set:

Royal Mint (United Kingdom): Brilliant Uncirculated Coin Collection for 2000 (Quite lovely, I must say)

 

8. Coin Sleeves:

Empty Coin Sleeves

 

9. Coin:

Ducatoon of Amsterdam, Holland 1601, likely Repro

 

10. Coin:

James Buchanan Coin

 

11. Coin:

Macedonian Coin, Byzantine Period, 518 A.D.

 

12. Coin:

Repro “Pieces of Eight” Coin

 

13. Coin:

York County “Declaration Articles Constitution” Coin

 

14. Coins (Dime):

Baggie Full of Dimes

 

15. Coins (Penny):

Cheerios 2000 penny on laminated card, 2

 

16. Coins (Penny):

Indian Head Pennies:

– 1891 with 1-cent Lincoln Stamp

– 1896 with 3-cent Lincoln Stamp

– 1900 with 3-cent Lincoln Stamp

– 1901 with 4-cent Lincoln Stamp

 

17. Coins:

General Mills Olympic Coins, Nagano, 1998 (Luge), 2

 

18. Coins:

Israeli Shekels

 

19. Currency (Paper):

Five-dollar bill (Federal Reserve Note) with red markings

 

20. Currency (Paper):

Macedonian Denar Notes: 10-denar (5); 50-denar (2)

 

21. Currency (Paper):

One-dollar bill, 1985

 

22. Currency (Paper):

Two-dollar bill, 1976

 

23. Key Chain:

Orioles Key Chain with Gold Medallion: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, April 6, 1992 (NOTE; This may have been moved)

 

24. Medal (Commemorative):

American Revolution Bicentennial Commemorative Metal, 1776-1976 (1972)

 

25. Medal (Commemorative):

American Revolution Bicentennial Commemorative Metal, 1776-1976 (1973)

 

26. Medal (Commemorative):

American Revolution Bicentennial Commemorative Metal, 1776-1976 (1974)

 

27. Medal (Commemorative):

American Revolution Bicentennial Commemorative Metal, 1776-1976 (1975)

 

28. Medals:

Yugoslavia Medals

 

29. Patches:

Macedonian Patches

 

30. Stamp Cachet:

40th Anniversary Arch, October 28, 2005

 

Mikasa Box:

1. Coin (Collector’s Medallion):

Golden Nugget (Las Vegas) .999 Silver $10 Coin: Limited Edition Gaming Token, NY

 

2. Coin (Collector’s Medallion):

WinnaVegas (Sloan, Iowa) .999 Silver $10 Coin: Limited Edition Collector’s Series, 1995

 

3. Coin (Collector’s Medallion):

WinnaVegas (Sloan, Iowa) .999 Silver $10 Coin: Limited Edition Collector’s Series, 1996

 

4. Medal (Bronze):

The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust: William Shakespeare 400th Anniversary, 1564-1964 Bronze Coin, in black case

 

5. Medal (Presidential):

Richard Milhous Nixon, 1913-1994: Republican Presidential Task Force Limited Edition Commemorative Coin, President 1969-1974 (Metal unknown, looks like gold. It may be a metal based with gold plating

 

6. Medal (Presidential):

The 1977 Presidential Inaugural Eyewitness Medal (Solid Sterling Silver): Jimmy Carter, 39th President of the United States, January 19, 1977 (with black stand)

 

7. Medal (Presidential):

The Presidential Journey for Peace Eyewitness Medal, Solid Sterling Silver, “A Journey for Peace,” Richard M. Nixon, February 17- 28, 1972 (With black stand)

 

8. Medal (Presidential):

The Presidential Journey to Russia Eyewitness Medal, Solid Sterling Silver, “A Journey for Peace,” Richard M. Nixon, May 22-30, 1972 (With black stand)

 

9. Medal (Sports, Environmint Limited Edition):

Baltimore Oriole’s Cal Ripken, Jr. (8) 910/2632, 1 oz. Troy .999 Fine Silver with gold overlay, 2,632 Consecutive Games (Certificate of Authenticity, and in black velvet box)

 

10. Medal (Sports, Environmint Limited Edition):

Baltimore Oriole’s Eddie Murray (33) 1027/1996, 1 oz. Troy .999 Fine Silver, 500 Homeruns (Certificate of Authenticity, and in black velvet box, white outer sleeve)

 

11. Medal:

The Apollo 17 Eyewitness Medal, Solid Sterling Silver (Franklin Mint), December 1972 (with black stand), Limited Edition

 

12. Medallions:

Sterling Silver Wildlife Coins (all same company), with clear Lucite Stands (8):

– Ringnecked Pheasants, 1970, No. 3

– Ruffed Grouse, 1971, No. 9

– Bald Eagles, 1971, No. 11

– Woodcock, 1971, No. 19

– Quail, 1971, No. 24

– Cardinal, 1972, No. 27

– Mourning Dove, 1972, No. 29

– Wild Turkey, 1974, No. 37

 

13. Poker Chip ($5):

Crescent City Queen: (Green)

 

14. Poker Chip ($5):

Crescent City Queen: Grand Opening (Gray)

 

Stamps and Pins:

1. Coin (Reproduction):

Spanish milled dollar, a copy made by craftsmen of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

 

2. Coin:

Deadwood gold tone coin

 

3. Coins (Olympic):

USA Atlanta (1996) Olympic Coins (MOC):

Athletics (1); Diving (2); Gymnastics (1)

 

4. Coins (Yugoslav Dinars):

Dinars (barely circulated) in coin, 1988-1989 (chive bottle)

 

5. Currency (Yugoslav Dinars):

Barely circulated, 1988-1989 (white envelope)

 

6. Currency (Sovereign Envelope):

Belgium Francs, French Francs, and German Deutschmarks

 

7. Currency (White envelope):

Various currencies

 

8. Pins (United States Postal Service, Classic Monster Stamp Pins (4):

Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolfman, The Phantom of the Opera

 

9. Stamp and Cover (Commemorative):

Higher Education Commemorative Stamp Ceremony Cover (Stamp Inside), November 4, 1962

 

10. Stamps (Glassine envelope):

– Stamp Decoder (United States Postal Service):

(Supposed to see “secret” messages on stamps with this device–couldn’t see a thing. Oh, well.)

– Stamp (United States Postal Service):

Sylvester and Tweety Bird, 1997

– Stamps (United States Postal Service):

Classic Movie Monsters, including The Phantom of the Opera, Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy, and The Wolf Man (2 copies), 1996

 

11. Stamps (Royal Mail Mint):

Tales of Terror Stamps, which include Dracula, Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde; The Hound of the Baskervilles, 3

 

12. Stamps (Royal Millennium Stamps):

Art and Craft, Date of Issue: 2 May 2000

 

13. Stamps (United States Postal Service, Celebrate the Century Stamps):

1900s, 1; 1910s, 2; 1920s, 1; 1930s, 1; 1940s, 2; 1950s, 2; 1960s, 1; 1970s, 1; 1980s, 1; 1990s, 1 (MIP)

 

14. Stamps (United States Postal Service) (Glycine Envelope):

Sheet of Comic Strip Classic Stamps (20 32 cents)

 

15. Stamps, Cachets, and Tickets (Orange Envelope):

Vatican Cachets (3); Vatican Tickets (4); Uncanceled Vatican Stamps (2)

 

16. Stamps (Envelope with Oklahoma Stamp):

Various Foreign Canceled Stamps: Hong Kong Stamps (13); Guernsey (4)

 

17. Stamps (Wrapped in flowered paper):

Exposition Philatelique Internationale Postzegeltentoonstelling

 

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Small Black Container with Semi-clear Lid

 

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