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mcshilling Pillar of the Community Canada 9204 Posts	Posted 12/15/2013 10:23 am I was going to this auction but the truck didn't want to make the trip, still don't have my truck back. Anyway I got the Auction guy to send me what things went for , thought you may be interested. Wish I could have made it. Lot # 1. 2007 Xmas Commemorative Coin Set--$10.00 Lot # 2. 1867-1967 Commemorative Bill & Silver $ Set--$30.00 Lot # 3. "Once upon a Time" 10 coin Booklet--$5.00 Lot # 4. Wheaties International Coin Collection--$20.00 Lot # 5. Canadian Olympic Silver Coin Set(2-$5.00 & 2-$10.00)--$60.00 Lot # 6. " " " " "--$65.00 Lot # 7. Ontario Confederation ( 2 coin set)--$25.00 Lot # 8. Canadian Olympic Silver Coin Set(as above w/Hard Case)--$75.00 Lot # 9. " " " " " "--$65.00 Lot # 10. Britain's first Decimal Coins Set--$15.00 Lot # 11. 1870-1970 Manitoba Commemorative Coin Set--$10.00 Lot # 12. 1871-1971 B.C. " " "--$10.00 Lot # 13. 14k $ 100.00 Olympic Gold Coin--$275.00 Lot # 14. " " " " "--$275.00 Lot # 15. " " " " "--$275.00 Lot # 16. " " " " "--$275.00 Lot # 17. " " " " "--$275.00 Lot # 18. 5- Commemorative Silver Coins (RCMP 1973, Common Wealth Games Edmonton, Throne of the Senate, P.E.I. 1973, Winnepeg 100th)--$100.00 Lot # 19. 1965 uncirculated coin set--$20.00 Lot # 20. 4- Ca. Silver $'s (2-Charles & Di; 2-Queen Mother)--$47.50 Lot # 21. 1880 U.S. Silver Dollar--$65.00 Lot # 22. 6- U.S. Silver $ (2-1921, 2-1922, 2-1923)--$115.00 Lot # 23. 2- U.S. Silver $ ( 1889, 1891)--$105.00 Lot # 24. 6-Ca. Silver $ (1960, 62, 64, 65, 66, 69)--$35.00 Lot # 25. 8- U.S. Buffalo nickels (4-1935, 1936, 1927, ?)--$35.00 Lot # 26. 9-Ca. Silver $ ( 1936, 37,39, 47, 50,53,54,55,58)--$170.00 Lot # 27. 6- U.S. Silver $ ( 1921,22,23,24,25,28)--$85.00 Lot # 28. 5-U.S. Silver $ ( 1921,22,23,25,28)--$70.00 Lot # 29. Ca. March 17th 1917 $ 1.00 bill--$47.50 Lot # 30. Ca. June 23rd 1923 $ 2.00 bill & July 2nd 1928 $ 1.00 bill--$40.00 Lot # 31. 5-Ca. 1935 $ 1.00 bills--$45.00 Lot # 32. 22- Ca. Centennial $ 1.00 bills(no serial #'s)--72.50 Lot # 33. 5- Ca. 1935 Bills (2-$20.00, 2-$10.00, 1-$5.00)--$170.00 Lot # 34. 16-Ca. Centennial $ 1.00 bills (w/serial #'s)--$55.00 Lot # 35. 1935 Ca. $ 10.00 bill--$65.00 Lot # 36. 20- U.S. $ 2.00 bills ( 3-1928, 10-1953, 7-1976)--$95.00 Lot # 37. U.S. $1.00 Silver Certificate--$65.00 Lot # 38. 8-Ca. $ 1.00 Bills (unique serial #'s ending 69,70,71,72,75,76,77,78)----$30.00 Lot # 39. Ca. 25cent bill (Jan. 2nd 1900)--$32.50 Lot # 40. 2- Ca. 1935 $ 1.00 bills--$50.00 Lot # 41. 6-Ca. $ 2.00 bills (unique serial #'s ending 58,59,60,61,64,66)--$30.00 Lot # 42. 3-Canadian Bank of Commerce $ 10.00 bills, 1-$5.00 bill--$90.00 Lot # 43. The Royal Bank of Canada $ 10.00 bill--$75.00 Lot # 44. The Bank of Toronto $ 5.00 bill--$105.00 If you want to see some pics go here. https://goccf.com/t/164296&whichpage=1 Report this Post to the Staff

dave700x Rest in Peace United States 10625 Posts	Posted 12/15/2013 11:05 am Ouch. How could you ever forgive your truck? Report this Post to the Staff
west- canuk Valued Member Canada 497 Posts	Posted 12/15/2013 10:36 pm To bad you missed it. Looks like some overpaid and some got a deal, the list mentioned 2 1935 $20 , is this an error, didn't see any, just a 37, if there were, that was a steal for $170. Report this Post to the Staff
yingyang Pillar of the Community Canada 1823 Posts	Posted 12/15/2013 10:43 pm Lot 24 6 silver dollars for 35 bucks? Report this Post to the Staff
pocket change 50 Pillar of the Community Canada 1751 Posts	Posted 12/15/2013 10:46 pm I wonder how big the bidding crowd was? Report this Post to the Staff
mcshilling Pillar of the Community Canada 9204 Posts	Posted 12/16/2013 08:48 am Quote: the list mentioned 2 1935 $20 , is this an error, didn't see any, just a 37, I didn't see it my self but I do know he had a lot that was not on the list. Quote: Lot 24 6 silver dollars for 35 bucks only 3 are silver but still cheap I would have gone for that. Quote: I wonder how big the bidding crowd was I've been to a few of his estate auctions and he gets about 100 to 150 but when coins go up maybe 6 people bidding. Report this Post to the Staff
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