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Listing ID#: 891722
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ADDISON, TX 75001 |
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Bidding Starts: Monday Aug 24 Bidding Ends: Friday Aug 28 |
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A to Z Estate Sales & Tyler Grace Auctions of Addison TX Contact: Amanda and Zoey Bufford Phone: 4698281548 Email: tylergraceauctions@gmail.com Website: https://tylergraceauctions.hibid.com/ EstateSale.com ID#: 2494 View company information and listings |
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UPDATED T&C 03/27/2026
Tyler Grace Auctions � Terms & Conditions Out-of-State Bidders and New bidders � or any bidder at the auctioneer�s discretion � may be required to provide secured funds via Zelle, Direct Wire Transfer, or Apple Pay prior to release of items to shipping companies. Upon receipt of secured funds, the credit card on file will be refunded. This precaution protects against fraudulent purchases and scams. The auctioneer reserves the right to request photo ID from any bidder to verify authenticity. ?? Questions? Call 469-828-1548 or email tylergraceauctions@gmail.com before bidding. ?? Auction House: 15301 Midway Rd, Addison TX 75001 SHIPPING We use a platform called Shipping Saint for our shipping. They will send a text and or email post auction. Even if you have selected shipping through hibid you will need to click on the link and follow the instructions. We charge a $5 flat handling fee for all orders, that can go into additional money based on time (ie if you buy a china set and it takes an hour to wrap it all sufficiently you will be charged for that time), plus the cost of materials and the shipping cost. We will try and ship the most affordable way we can. Shipping can be expensive. Sadly it is the way of the world at the moment everything is just more expensive. I charge a handling fee and cost of materials so I can keep someone employed in order to be able to provide shipping. This is for a singular item to many items. So if you buy a coin for $5 you will have a $5 handling fee etc. Bid accordingly. We will not ship large items. ie furniture or excessively large items. Normal boxed size items. Anything over that. You need to let us know which freight company or courier service you plan on sending to take responsibility of your items. Max box size of 24x24x36in There may be a disconnect in what shipping costs and what a buyer might think it costs. In the event we have not heard from you within 48 hours post auction through shipping saint, we reserve the right to charge the card on file in hibid at our discretion for costs associated in order to get the merchandise out. Mind Your Manners We are a small, family-owned business. Respectful communication is required. Rude or abusive behavior will not be tolerated. We reserve the right to refuse service for any reason. Be a decent human being � kindness will be reciprocated. As-Is, Where-Is All items are sold as-is, where-is. Tyler Grace Auctions and employees are not responsible for measurement errors, descriptions, or condition issues. Previews are strongly encouraged. We utilize Artificial Inteligence in our listings. Sometimes there can be differences in the listing versus the actuality of the item. While we do our best to proofread errors can occur. In order to handle discrepencies we are stating that the most accurate description or the picture. If the picture contradicts the description and the picture is correct then we will fall back to that. If the description is the most accurate we will fall back to that. Out-of-state bidders waive any claims for condition disputes by choosing to bid remotely. Autographs: Regardless of COA (Certificate of Authenticity), Tyler Grace Auctions makes no guarantees on authenticity. Buyers are solely responsible for verifying authenticity prior to bidding. Buyer�s Premium As of 7/04/2024, the buyer�s premium is 20% (added to the hammer price). Previews Dates/times are listed in each auction description. No previews on Saturdays or Sundays (reserved for pickups). Please do not bring children or pets � breakage is the bidder�s responsibility. Box Lots Items in box lots may be broken, damaged, or of mixed quality. Bid accordingly. Payment If your credit card on file is outdated or invalid, contact us before auction close. Backup bidders may be charged if the original bidder fails to pay. Invalid cards may result in suspension from future auctions. While cash is not normally accepted, the auctioneer reserves the right to require it. $10 inconvenience fee applies for declined cards. Unpaid invoices may be charged to cards from previous registrations. Bidding is a contract. Non-payment may result in collection action. Bidder agrees to pay all costs of collection, including attorney�s fees and court costs. 3rd Party Movers For large-item delivery, we recommend: Chips Transport Service: 972-408-7235 (text pictures + address). Alternate contact: Ike Downing, 214-682-7266, jagike@gmail.com . Movers are independent contractors and not employed by Tyler Grace Auctions. Fees and services are negotiated directly between bidder and mover. Advance scheduling recommended. Pickup Locations Weekly auctions: Addison location. City-named auctions: held at private residences (usually one-day pickups). Pickup Day Rules Bring your own help, tools, dollies, blankets, and packing. We are not responsible for accidents, injuries, or damages due to you not bringing sufficient help or equipment. Lack of sufficient help does not excuse failure to pick up � no refunds will be given. Be prepared for stairs or unusual access. Failure to pick up items = property forfeited, no refunds. Lots must be taken in full. Leaving behind items will incur a $100 disposal fee. Damage caused to property during removal may result in charges to the card on file. Statements made on sale day override all printed terms. Failure to pick up risks being banned from future auctions. Consignments Quality consignments welcome. Email photos for approval before drop-off. Standard commission: 25% for drop-offs. All consignments subject to auctioneer approval. Public Auction Notice This is a public auction. All are welcome to bid � including staff, consignors, and agents. Legal Protections Jurisdiction: All disputes are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, with venue in Dallas County. Technology Disclaimer: Tyler Grace Auctions is not responsible for internet outages, software malfunctions, missed bids, or errors in the bidding platform. The auctioneer has final discretion on all sales. Force Majeure: We are not liable for delays, cancellations, or issues beyond our control, including natural disasters, strikes, or government restrictions. Auctioneer�s Authority: The auctioneer�s decision on any disputes, bid increments, or contested items is final. Auctioneer: Zoey Bufford, TDLR17641 |
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FINAL: PREVIEW IS TUE,WED,THU, FRI 9-5 CLOSED 12-1 PU IS SAT & SUN 10-5 CLOSED 12-1
WE SHIP IN HOUSE. THIS MEANS BETTER RATES, FASTER TURN OVER FOR SHIPPING. YOU WILL RECEIVE A TEXT MESSAGE OR EMAIL POST AUCTION. IF YOU NEED SHIPPING FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS.
PLEASE PICKUP ITEMS BY END OF DAY SUNDAY 5PM FOLLOWING THE AUCTION.
IF YOU CAN NOT THERE ARE OPTIONS FOR SMALLER ITEMS. FURNITURE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED FOR LATE PICKUP AS WE HAVE LIMITED SPACE.
1. EMAIL AT TYLERGRACEAUCTIONS@GMAIL.COM AND ASK FOR A LATE PICKUP.
2. REQUEST SHIPPING THROUGH LINKS PROVIDED
3. CONTACT A MOVER OF YOURS OR A RECOMMENDED MOVER AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR INVOICE PAGE.
IF YOU DO NONE OF THESE AND JUST ABANDON YOUR ITEMS THEY WILL BE RELISTED AND YOUR ITEMS AND MONIES WILL BE FORFEITED.
SHIPPING
THERE WILL BE A LINK PROVIDED IN THE EMAIL AND OR TEXT MESSAGES FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED.
AFTER 48 HOURS IF NO RESPONSE WE WILL JUST SHIP USING THE CREDIT CARD ON FILE, BUT THIS SLOWS THE PROCESS DOWN, YOU DONT GET TEXT MESSAGES WITH TRACKING UPDATES BECAUSE YOU DIDNT CLICK THE LINK SENT TO YOU. BUT WE CAN NOT HOLD ONTO ITEMS WAITING ON THAT PROCESS.
IF NO CONTACT HAS BEEN MADE AND THE PAYMENT DOESNT GO THROUGH FOR SHIPPING, NORMAL ABANDONMENT TIMES AND FORFEITURE POLICIES WILL APPLY.
PAYMENT
I REQUIRE A GOOD CREDIT CARD ON FILE TO BID THAT CAN BE CHARGED THE NIGHT OF AUCTION. IN THE EVENT A CREDIT CARD DOESN'T GO THROUGH THE NIGHT OF AUCTION THERE WILL BE A LINK SENT OVER TO PAY VIA ZELLE. IF THAT INVOICE IS NOT PAID THE NIGHT OF. THERE WILL BE A $10 INCONVENIENCE FEE ADDED. IF THE BALANCE IS NOT PAID FOR BIDDING PRIVILEGES WILL BE SUSPENDED IN HIBID.
IF YOU ARE BIDDING ON GOLD OR POTENTIALLY OTHER EXPENSIVE ITEMS . I WILL REQUIRE A ZELLE OR CASH PAYMENT ALWAYS IF YOU ARE A NEW BIDDER OR OUT OF STATE. AND POSSIBLY IF YOU ARE LOCAL. IT WILL BE AT THE AUCTIONEERS DISCRETION IF I CHOOSE NOT TO. ESTABLISHED BIDDERS WILL NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THIS.
WE DO NOT TAKE OUT OF STATE TAX PERMITS. AND WE CHECK VALIDITY OF IN STATE TAX PERMITS PRIOR TO REMOVING SALES TAX.
RECEIPT OF ITEMS AND SIGNING OF INVOICE.
MOST AUCTIONS HAVE THE ABILITY TO PREVIEW. IN HOME ESTATES DO NOT HAVE THIS ABILITY AND THEREFORE YOU ARE BIDDING ON AN ITEM BASED ON THE PICTURES AND DESCRIPTION GIVEN KNOWING THAT AN ITEM IF NOT LISTED AS NEW MAY HAVE WEAR, TEAR, OR OTHER POSSIBLE DEFECTS. THIS MEANS UNLESS I MAKE A MISTAKE SAY I LIST A TV AS A MICROWAVE, A TWIN BED AS A FULL OR SIMILAR OBVIOUS MISTAKE THEN ALL ITEMS ARE AS IS WHERE IS WITH NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.
IF IT IS AT THE AUCTION HOUSE. A PREVIEW IS ALWAYS OFFERED, THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR NOT KNOWING THE CONDITION OF AN ITEM. IF THERE IS A DISCREPANCY THEN IT NEEDS TO BE DISCUSSED PRIOR TO BEING TAKEN OFF PREMISES. ONCE THE INVOICE IS SIGNED YOU ARE AGREEING THAT THE ITEM IS ACCEPTABLE IN ITS DESCRIPTION AND FORM AND NO FURTHER DISCUSSION WILL OCCUR ON THE MATTER. ULTIMATELY I AM THE FINAL SAY ON THE MATTER AND RESERVE THAT RIGHT.
IF YOU ARE BIDDING AND REQUIRE SHIPPING AND YOU DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO PREVIEW. YOU ARE BIDDING ON THE ITEM IN A BIT OF A BLIND FORMAT. YOU ARE ACCEPTING THE ITEM BASED SOLELY ON THE PICTURES PROVIDED AND DESCRIPTION. AGAIN IN THIS CASE YOU ARE RECOGNIZING THAT UNLESS AN ITEM IS DESCRIBED AS NEW THEN THERE MAY BE INTERNAL EXTERNAL FLAWS AND SIGNS OF USAGE AND YOU ARE BIDDING ON THESE ITEMS AS IS WHERE IS NO WARRANTIES ARE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.
I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO BE FINAL AUTHORITY ON ANY DISCREPANCY OR ISSUE THAT MAY COME ABOUT IN THE COURSE OF THE AUCTION PROCESS.
501 1895 Indian Head Cent United States Indian Head cent showing the ONE CENT denomination within an oak wreath and shield reverse. 501 1993 Triad Nolan Ryan Recollections Cards Grouped lot of Triad Nolan Ryans Recollections promotional baseball cards, identified by research as the 1993 Whataburger series. 501 United States Post Office Department Wilson Stamp Perforated United States $1 postage stamp depicting Woodrow Wilson, issued in 1938 as part of the Presidential Issue, commonly called the Prexies; Scott 832 is the most likely identification. 502 1979 Lincoln Memorial Cent 1979 Lincoln Memorial one-cent coin with no mint mark visible, housed in a stapled white cardboard 2x2 holder. 502 1986 Topps Garbage Pail Kids 3rd Series Pack 1986 Topps Garbage Pail Kids All New 3rd Series package in a clear plastic protective case. 502 Bureau of Engraving & Printing Hudson-Fulton Stamp One perforated United States 2-cent Hudson-Fulton Celebration commemorative postage stamp dated 1909, printed in red/carmine ink on paper. 503 1984-P Jefferson Nickel Gem Full Steps One 1984-P United States Jefferson nickel is housed in a stapled cardboard 2x2 holder. 503 World War I Photographic Postcards Black-and-white photographic postcards depict a damaged stone building or village street and uniformed men amid rubble, with World War I-related imagery. 503 United States 1-Cent Franklin Stamp Green, perforated United States 1-cent postage stamp depicting Benjamin Franklin, shown in a white display card. 504 2010 James Buchanan Presidential Dollar One 2010 James Buchanan Presidential Dollar is housed in its photographed holder. 504 Jewel Telechron Advertising Ephemera Grouped lot of printed paper and cardstock promotional ephemera, including a Wake up to Music!� 504 U.S. Department of the Interior 1963"64 Stamp RW 1963"64 U.S. Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp, cataloged as RW30, depicting a pair of brant landing over a coastal landscape. 505 1890 Indian Head Cent 1890 United States Indian Head cent accompanied by a cardboard 22 holder. 505 All Star Dairy Batman Lemon Drink Carton Vintage All Star Dairy Batman Lemon Drink half-gallon paperboard carton, associated with circa 1966 production based on matching documented examples. 505 U.S. Department of the Interior 1964 $3 Duck Stamp 1964 $3 U.S. Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp, Scott RW31, depicting nene geese. 506 1907 Indian Head Cent The 1907 United States Indian Head cent is housed in a white cardboard 2x2 holder. 506 N. V. Chandler, printer 1892 Notice Noxious Weeds Historical paper notice titled Notice to Destroy Noxious Weeds,� dated June 6, 1892, at La Valle, Wisconsin, and addressed to Dexter M? Williams. 506 U.S. Department of the Interior 1962-63 Stamp RW29 1962"63 $3 Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp, commonly called a Federal Duck Stamp, depicting pintails and issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior. 507 1915 Lincoln Wheat Cent Lincoln Wheat cent in a stapled paper/cardboard 2x2 holder. 507 1854 John Weisert Tobacco Company Tobacco Pouch Printed smoking-tobacco pouch for pipe and cigarette use, marked for the John Weisert Tobacco Company of St. Louis 4, Missouri, with Continental Can Co. manufacturing text. 507 U.S. Department of the Interior 1943 $1 Duck Stamp 1943 $1 Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp (Scott RW10), issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior and depicting two Wood Ducks in flight. 508 1700 Japanese Kan'ei Ts?h? Cash Coin Cast cash coin with a square central hole and worn ???? inscription, identified as Japanese Kan'ei Ts?h?; research considers the form probably a one-mon type. 508 1939 World's Fair Hagstrom Map Folder Fold-out printed-paper promotional map folder for the 1939 New York World's Fair, made by Hagstrom Company, Inc. for The Royal-Liverpool Groups for Insurance, Security and Service. 508 U.S. Department of the Interior 1965-66 Duck Stamp 1965-1966 $3 Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp, Scott RW32, depicting canvasbacks and issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior. 509 1979-S Susan B. Anthony dollar 1979-S Susan B. Anthony one-dollar coin in a generic plastic flip. 509 A. Radebaugh No. 74 Trade Card Two-sided die-cut printed paper/cardstock advertising trade card published by A. Radebaugh of Moundsville, W. Va., No. 74, with a floral vase and I John 3:21"22 scripture panel. 509 1982"83 $7.50 Canvasbacks Duck Stamp 1982"1983 U.S. Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp, commonly called a Federal Duck Stamp, Scott RW49, depicting canvasbacks. 510 1915-S Buffalo Hobo Nickel The photographed 1915-S U.S. five-cent Buffalo nickel is housed in a stapled cardboard 2x2 holder; its obverse is extensively carved or punched, consistent with a hobo nickel. 510 Hell in Texas 119th Field Artillery Manuscript Handwritten paper manuscript of the humorous poem Hell in Texas,� bearing a printed red crossed-cannon insignia and 119TH FIELD ARTILLERY.� 510 1964 United States Post Office Plate Block 1964 United States 5¢ C. M. Russell American Artist� commemorative postage-stamp plate block, Scott #1243, with attached selvage and plate number 27742. 511 1915 Barber Dime 1915 U.S. Barber dime in a white cardboard 2x2 holder, visibly circulated with substantial wear, toning, and surface marks. 511 Levering Coffee Co Levering Advertising Display Grouped vintage advertising display including a Lord Calvert Coffee metal container, Vesper Tea paperboard box, and folded printed display/card credited to Apt Litho Co. N.Y., with sewing-needle giveaway material. 511 U.S. Department of the Interior 1975 $5 Duck Stamp 1975 $5 Canvasback Federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp, identified by research as Scott RW42 and issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior. 512 1970-S Lincoln Memorial Cent 1970-S Lincoln Memorial cent in a stapled cardboard 2x2 holder. 512 1927 Victor Specialty Company Awnings Brochure Tri-fold printed paper advertising brochure for Victor Auto Awnings, identifying The Victor Specialty Company of Kansas City, Kansas. 512 Federal Duck Stamp, 1954 One United States Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp (Federal Duck Stamp) from the 1953"1954 season, with a $2 denomination and blue-winged teal design. 513 1949-S Lincoln Wheat Cent 1949-S Lincoln Wheat cent in a white cardboard 2x2 holder, with the ONE CENT denomination and Wheat reverse visible. 513 Flower-Themed Handwritten Manuscript Leaves Grouped lot of handwritten manuscript leaves on aged, foxed and stained paper, housed together in a clear punched plastic sleeve; writing is very faded, with creases, irregular or torn edges, and localized losses. 513 United States Post Office Jefferson Stamp United States Scott 561, the 1923 9-cent Thomas Jefferson stamp in rose with perforation 11. 514 Royal Canadian Mint 1973 Canada 50-Cent Arms Coin 1973 Canadian 50-cent coin struck by the Royal Canadian Mint, featuring Elizabeth II and the Canadian Coat of Arms reverse. 514 1909 Imperial Russian Passport Booklet Single Imperial Russian passport booklet (?????????? ??????.) dated or completed in 1909, with pre-reform Cyrillic printing, an Imperial double-headed eagle, and handwritten biographical entries. 514 Foreign Exchange U.S. 10-cent Foreign Exchange revenue stamp, identified on its associated card as Scott R35, blue and perforation 12, used. 515 1979-S Susan B. Anthony dollar 1979-S United States Susan B. Anthony one-dollar coin in a plastic holder labeled 1979-S / SBA / CH UNC.� 515 J. H. Zeilin & Co, 1883 Printed paper promotional booklet titled Regulator Household Companion, dated 1908"1909 and published by J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia. 515 United States Postal Service 1991 19¢ Scott O147 U.S. Official Mail postage stamp identified as Scott O147, the 1991 19-cent red, blue, and black eagle/Great Seal design. 516 1923 Peace Dollar 1923 U.S. Peace dollar in a clear holder. 516 Producers Dairy, Inc Producers Hoppy's Milk Carton Empty Producers Dairy Vitamin D milk carton marked Hoppys Favorite� and Half Pint (236 ml),� shown opened and flattened. 516 United States, 1902 Used United States postage stamp from Series of 1902, identified as Scott 306, with violet-black color and line perforation 12. 517 1886 Indian Head Cent 1886 United States Indian Head cent in a white stapled 2x2 paper holder; reverse reads ONE CENT. 517 Keystone View Company Keystone Honolulu Stereoview Keystone View Company stereoscopic photograph card titled GIRL DANCERS, HONOLULU, HAWAII,� numbered 261"(10156), depicting Hawaiian hula dancers near Honolulu. 517 1894 United States Bureau of Webster Stamp Used U.S. 10-cent postage stamp depicting Daniel Webster, identified by the accompanying card and research as Scott No. 258 from the 1894 First Bureau Issue. 518 1945-D Lincoln Wheat Cent 1945-D Lincoln Wheat cent housed in a stapled cardboard 22 holder. 518 1972 Topps John Riggins Rookie Card 1972 Topps Football card no. 13 featuring New York Jets running back John Riggins, housed in a clear plastic holder. 518 Pair red US Revenue Documentary $10 Stamps Connected horizontal perforated pair of red United States Internal Revenue Documentary $10 revenue stamps depicting R. J. Walker, identified through matching research and holder notation as 1954 Scott R677. 519 1912-D Lincoln Wheat Cent, G4 1912-D Lincoln Wheat Cent in a white paper 2x2 flip with staples. 519 1990s Baseball Trading Card Group Grouped lot of baseball trading cards from approximately 1990"1993, including 1992 Fleer Ultra, 1991 Topps Stadium Club, and Donruss examples featuring Jos© Canseco, Will Clark, Steve Avery, Roberto Alomar, Dave Justice, Juan Guzm¡n, Harold BaineHa... 519 30¢ Inland Exchange Revenue Stamp, Perf 12 United States First Issue 30¢ Inland Exchange revenue stamp depicting George Washington, with blue/black cancellation. 520 1912 Lincoln Wheat Cent 1912 U.S. Lincoln Wheat cent with wheat-ear reverse, presented in a cardboard 2x2 flip. 520 Nolan Ryan's Record Collections Baseball Cards Grouped lot of Nolan Ryan baseball cards titled 6th NO-HITTER,� 7th NO-HITTER,� and 5,000th STRIKEOUT,� each in a clear protective sleeve. 520 U.S. Parcel Post 5-cent Mail Train stamp 1913 U.S. Parcel Post 5-cent Mail Train stamp, identified as 1913 Scott Q5 and printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing on postage-stamp paper. 521 1900 Morgan Dollar 1900 Morgan Dollar with ONE DOLLAR denomination, shown obverse and reverse in a clear plastic holder. 521 Hitler Arcade Shooting Target Card Printed card or target panel featuring a halftone portrait labeled HITLER� with circular openings over the eyes, enclosed in a clear plastic sleeve. 521 Bureau of Engraving & Printing 1951 3¢ Stamp Bloc Perforation-connected block of United States 3-cent commemorative postage stamps, identified as Scott 998, issued for the Final Reunion of the United Confederate Veterans. 522 Mexico City Mint 1756-M° 2 Reales VI Pillar Spanish colonial Mexico City Mint pillar 2 reales of Ferdinand VI, dated 1756, with crowned shield, pillars and globes, VTRAQUE VNUM motto, and M° mint mark. 522 Bowman Gum, Inc 1951 Bowman No. 9 Poole Card 1951 Bowman Football Picture Card featuring Barney Poole, No. 9, in a clear plastic holder. 522 United States Post Office Department Stamp Block Connected block of matching United States 3¢ California Gold-tone Centennial commemorative postage stamps, Scott 954, depicting Sutters Mill at Coloma. 523 1911 Lincoln Wheat Cent 1911 United States Lincoln Wheat cent with no mint mark, consistent with the Philadelphia issue. 523 1983 Donruss Action All-Stars Pete Rose Card 1983 Donruss Action All-Stars oversized baseball trading card featuring Pete Rose of the Philadelphia Phillies, card no. 31. 523 1956 United States Post Office Plate Block 1956 United States 10¢ Independence Hall Liberty Series plate block with surrounding selvage and printed plate number 26952, identified as Scott #1044. 524 1911-D Lincoln Wheat Cent Worn United States Lincoln Wheat cent in a stapled paper 2x2 holder. 524 1987 Donruss Opening Day Barry Larkin #191 Card 1987 Donruss Opening Day baseball trading card featuring Barry Larkin of the Cincinnati Reds, card no. 191. 524 United States Post Office Department Block #996 Intact 22 block of matching United States 3¢ commemorative stamps for the Indiana Territory Sesquicentennial, depicting William Henry Harrison and the First Territorial Capitol. 525 1960-D/D Lincoln Memorial Cent 1960-D United States Lincoln cent with Lincoln Memorial reverse, housed in a cardboard 2x2 holder. 525 Topps 1970s Baseball Trading Cards Mixed group of Topps baseball trading cards, predominantly 1975"1978 issues, stored in clear plastic 9-pocket binder pages. 525 United States Postal Service 1983 U.S. Scott O133 Perforated U.S. Official Mail postage stamp with a blue-and-white eagle/Great Seal design, reading Official Mail USA,� USA $5.00,� and Penalty for private use $300.� 526 1927-S Buffalo Nickel Buffalo (Indian Head) five-cent coin in a cardboard 22 holder, with circulated, heavily worn surfaces, discoloration, uneven toning, and substantial detail loss. 526 Japan, Korea & China Coins & Banknotes Black album marked ???? / BILL & COINS� containing Japanese Y#35/1913 (research suggests 1 sen), Y-59/1941 (denomination unresolved), Y-45 10 sen/1921"1926 and Y61.1 10 sen/1940; Korean KM-1 10 hwan and KM-2 50 hwan/1961, KM4a 1 won/1970, andwon... 526 Series 1953, catalog R633, $1.00 carmine Stamp United States Internal Revenue documentary revenue stamp, Series 1953, catalog R633, $1.00 carmine issue depicting Levi Woodbury. 527 1907 Indian Head Cent One 1907 United States Indian Head cent in a white stapled cardboard 2x2 holder. 527 pro!, NFL August 1972 Magazine One bound issue of pro!, the official National Football League publication, in the San Francisco 49ers edition dated August 27, 1972, with a 1972 NFL season preview and Candlestick Park references. 527 United States, 1945 documentary revenue stamp $1 United States Internal Revenue documentary revenue stamp, Series 1945, $1 denomination, Scott R423, depicting Levi Woodbury. 528 1953-D Lincoln Wheat Cent 1953-D United States Lincoln Wheat cent in a worn, stapled cardboard 2x2 holder. 528 Triad 1993 Whataburger Nolan Ryan Cards Grouped lot from the 1993 Whataburger Nolan Ryan Recollections promotional issue, produced by Triad. 528 $5 Documentary revenue stamp, 1934 Perforated United States $5 Documentary revenue stamp depicting G. M. Bibb, accompanied by an identification card marked R 676 and Single. 529 United States Mint 1976 Lincoln Memorial Cent 1976 United States Lincoln Memorial cent with no visibly readable mint mark, housed in a white stapled cardboard 22 holder. 529 Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago Bob Fame Card Bob Feller Baseballs Great Hall of Fame� Exhibit card, identified by research as an Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago product; the exact issue year is unresolved between related 1974 and 1977 issues. 529 US $5 Documentary Internal Revenue stamp Single perforated United States $5 Documentary Internal Revenue stamp, researched as the 1954 series Scott R676 depicting George M. Bibb and without overprint. 530 1934 Buffalo Nickel One United States Buffalo (Indian Head) nickel, five cents, in a stapled cardboard 2x2 holder. 530 1948 Tornado Range Lobby Card Printed 1948 theatrical lobby card for Tornado Range, featuring Eddie Dean and his horse Copper outside a sheriffs office. 530 United States Internal Revenue 1954 Revenue Stamp U.S. Internal Revenue Documentary stamp identified as Scott R677, the 1954 $10 carmine issue without series overprint, depicting R. J. Walker. 531 1910 Lincoln Wheat Cent 1910 Lincoln Wheat cent, one-cent denomination, in a worn stapled cardboard 2x2 holder. 531 Monogram Pictures Monogram 1948 Song Drifter Print Framed promotional print for Monogram Pictures 1948 film Song of the Drifter, featuring Jimmy Wakely and Cannonball� Taylor. 531 1862"71 U.S. 1¢ Telegraph Revenue Stamp United States First Issue 1-cent Telegraph revenue stamp issued 1862"1871, identified as Scott R4. 532 1980-P Susan B. Anthony dollar 1980-P Susan B. Anthony dollar in a clear aftermarket plastic holder with black insert. 532 Pablo Picasso by WILLIAM S. LIEBERMAN, 1954 Bound Abrams art book/portfolio titled Pablo Picasso: Blue and Rose Periods, with text by William S. Lieberman and stated full-color reproduction plates. 532 United States First Issue 1-cent Proprietary Stamp United States First Issue 1-cent Proprietary revenue stamp depicting George Washington, visually consistent with Scott R3 and the 1862"1871 issue. 533 1964"1972 Political Campaign Stickers Grouped political campaign material labeled 1964"1972,� featuring Lyndon B. Johnson, Hubert Humphrey, the Johnson"Humphrey ticket, and Richard Nixon. 533 United States 2¢ Washington Shield Design postage United States 2¢ Washington Shield Design postage stamp, identified by matching collector-card notation as 1903 Scott 319. 534 1901-O Morgan Dollar 1901-O U.S. Morgan dollar in a clear plastic holder. 534 College Football Press Credentials & Tickets Grouped lot of college-football paper credentials and tickets, including Pitt Stadium and University of Tulsa/Skelly Stadium press-box material from 1965, a Florida"Kentucky 1986 Game 7 photo-deck/press-luncheon credential, and additional partiallyob... 534 1924 2-Cent Huguenot-Walloon Stamp TWO CENTS Perforated paper U.S. commemorative stamp depicting Walloon settlers landing at Fort Orange, with U.S. POSTAGE,� 1624"1924,� HUGUENOT-WALLOON TERCENTENARY,� and 2 CENTS�; research identifies it as Scott 615. 535 1892 Morgan Dollar One 1892 Morgan Dollar is housed in its photographed holder. 535 1930 Miami Parrot Jungle Souvenir Postcards Grouped lot of illustrated souvenir postcards depicting Miamis Parrot Jungle, including birds, jungle scenes, visitors, and the Red Road entrance. 535 United States Post Office Department Liberty Stamp United States Scott #618, the 1925 2¢ Birth of Liberty� stamp from the Lexington-Concord commemorative issue, with visible perforations and cataloged carmine-rose coloration. 536 United States Mint 1914"1926 U.S. Wheat Cents Grouped lot of Lincoln Wheat cents dated 1914"1926, with Philadelphia/no-mint-mark, Denver-D, and San Francisco-S examples, housed in individual cardboard 2x2 flips. 536 Smith Sports Cachet 1979 Super Bowl XIII Cover Commemorative postal cover with Smith Sports Cachet printing, an affixed United States postage stamp, and a Miami, Florida postmark dated January 21, 1979. 536 2-cent General Casimir Pulaski Scott 690 United States 2-cent General Casimir Pulaski commemorative postage stamp, Scott 690, issued in 1931; the photographed page describes the shade as carmine rose. 537 1887 Indian Head Cent 1887-dated U.S. Indian Head cent with visible ONE CENT reverse, housed in a stapled cardboard 2x2 holder. 537 Mixed Vintage Film & TV Trading Cards Mixed grouped lot of loose entertainment trading cards, including identified examples from 1979 Topps Alien, 1981 Dallas, 1981 Topps Raiders of the Lost Ark, 1982 M*A*S*H, and 1979 Rocky II. |
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