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Apple Tree IMPORTANT FOUR DAY AUCTION UNCLAIMED SAFE DEPOSIT BOX CONTENTS
Mon Sep 11, 2017 - Thu Sep 14, 2017
1625 West Church Street - Newark, OH
Apple Tree IMPORTANT FOUR DAY AUCTION UNCLAIMED SAFE DEPOSIT BOX CONTENTS
Monday September 11 – 9:00 AM
Tuesday September 12 – 9:00 AM
Wednesday September 13 – 9:00 AM
Thursday September 14 – 9:00 AM
Over 3,000 lots to sell.
APPLE TREE AUCTION CENTER
1625 W. Church St. Newark, OH 43055
740-344-4282 • info@appletreeauction.com
full catalog at www.AppleTreeAuction.com
These items have been resting undiscovered in deposit boxes for many years.
All lots will be available for both gallery and internet bidding.
Exceptional jewelry selection from 10k to high karat gold, some with gemstones. Designer names including Cartier, Van Cleef and Arpels, and Tiffany. Diamond jewelry including wide deco style bracelet. Many diamond rings with up to 4 ct. stones, gold and platinum settings. Multiple bags of 1 kilo casting gold.
Other highlights include unmounted gemstones, vintage jewelry, Mid-Eastern, and watches. Sterling silver includes jewelry, flatware, and hollowware.
About 800 lots of coins and currency including about 200 lots of U.S. and foreign gold with 10 oz. Swiss bars, U.S. graded gold coins, platinum sets, early U.S. coins, lots of Morgan and Peace dollars including Carson City, large lots of silver coins. Large bill and large denomination U.S. currency confederate currency, 100 ounce silver bar. Over 1,000 sheets of U.S. mint stamps.
Graded and large denomination currency 10 oz. Swiss gold bars
122 pieces of Georg Jensen “Parallel” silver flatware
Philadelphia mint coin for Saudi Arabia
15 kilograms of 9999 casting gold
Diamond jewelry
Pocket watches
Tiffany, Cartier, and Van Cleef and Arpels
18k diamond accented snake bracelet
Art Deco Bracelet with Large Diamonds
Vintage gemstone jewelry
Gold watches including Rolex
3.93 emerald cut diamond ring
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