This 300+ lot auction spans a wide range of collecting categories, with something for nearly every type of collector. Currency highlights include a US Series 1922 $20 Gold Certificate (Speelman-White), Confederate States of America $5 and $10 banknotes, an 1861 Bank of the Commonwealth $5 obsolete note, an 1862 Virginia $10 Treasury Note, and a nice run of Third and Fifth Issue fractional currency notes alongside silver certificates and red seal notes.
Also featured are eleven custom handmade Damascus and file-steel knives — skinners, cleaver-style, and hunting knives with laminated and stabilized wood scales, several attributed to MHS Cutlery, including a Texas Flag motif handle, and finished with tooled leather sheaths.
A huge 85-lot Native American arrowhead and artifact offering brings pieces from Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, and beyond, including an Adena tablet found in Southern Ohio, Hopewell blades from the Ridge Museum, Paleo Uniface knives from the Turner Collection, a Clovis point, grooved axes, celts, and dozens of regional point lots, plus clay cooking balls excavated at Poverty Point, LA.
Coin collectors will find deep US and world holdings, including multiple lots of 90% silver Roosevelt and Mercury dimes selling times the money, world coin collections from dozens of countries, 1991-S Mount Rushmore Anniversary proofs, and SGS-graded MS70 Kennedy half dollars. A dozen ultra-rare 1971 Mattel sports discs feature legends like Wilt Chamberlain, Willie Mays, and OJ Simpson/Merlin Olsen.
Rounding out the sale is a massive 115-lot sports card section anchored by complete vintage sets (1974–1998 Topps, Fleer, Donruss, Upper Deck), 23KT gold commemorative cards of Griffey, Ripken, Ruth, Gehrig, and Mantle, and modern graded rookies — plus a collection of vintage postcards, photographs, and world banknotes from Yugoslavia, Brazil, Cambodia, China, and Hong Kong.