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14 Oct 2024GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — A US Braided Hair half cent, 1843, not seen by the numismatic community for the past...
14 Oct 2024ALEXANDRIA, VA. — The Potomack Company started off October with its Mid-Century to Twenty First Century...
14 Oct 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — Annual traditions were back in swing at Copake Auction on October 12, when the firm...
08 Oct 2024WHIPPLE, OHIO — While the much-anticipated textile collection of Dr Virginia Gunn realized strong prices,...
08 Oct 2024DOUGLASS, KAN. — At least six lots skyrocketed above the auctioneer’s estimate, leaving Woody Auction’s...
08 Oct 2024PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Fontaine’s September 28-29 auction attained just over $6.5 million from 1,000...
08 Oct 2024Jan Brooks, smart, funny, talented and complex, died of lung cancer on September 12. Her multitude of friends...
08 Oct 2024“Dazzling” would be an apt word to use when describing the selection of fabulous fine art and sparkling...
08 Oct 2024DALLAS — Heritage Auctions offered nearly 200 lots of Asian art from across the continent in its Fine...
08 Oct 2024BOSTON — Grogan & Company closed its September auction series with a Silver and Decorative Arts auction,...
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