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I would like to know what period the coin is from...the value any information about the coin would be great....

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These were inside the St. George box given to my husband. Dont know what these coins are so if anyone has any info, that would be great.
Thanks!

This is a unique religious icon. Dont know much about the technique. Its almost 3d, made with various textiles and fabrics. Its almost as it under the threads of the robe, there might be material to make it more 3 dimensional. It is very ornate.  Not sure of the technique used.
Any critique would be helpful. Im assuming its a rare item, being from greece from 1923. Any ideas?
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Appears to be a silver plate of St. George(the front) and was made into a box,

welded to another box to make it the way it looks now. A handle is on each side. One person

suggested it may have been a tea box.  My husbands father who was greek, always told him there was a piece of Christs cross in the box. however, the box was opened to find two byzantine coins.

What a surprise. Any help on this would be appreciated.

This is an interesting little "coin" that I have never run across until now. It has the face of the Statue of Liberty on its face and says "Liberty" at the bottom with a reference date of 1982, even though the main dates on the coin show up as 1986, the centinnial of Sears Co. Also on the front along the edge, it says "contains authentic material". On the back, it has the number 100 with "celebrating sears new century 1886-1986. The coin is almost quarter sized. Any help on the value of this coin would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for looking and take care!

This is an unusual coin defect that has me wondering if it could be possible-even when I'm holding it in my hand. Everything about this quarter is normal except for the fact that George Washington has quite a large bump on his head. I'd like to know if this is for real, and about how many of these quarters were made with this defect. I'd also like to know if it has any significant monetary value. The front of the quarter is the only side affected- the back shows the normal New Jersey state scene. I'll try to get some better photos if necessary. Thanks for any help and take care!

This is a little pin on badge or medal of some sort, I'm guessing. As the description above says, I'm pretty sure this is sterling silver. On the front is a train and horse scene with I guess maybe a soldier in the foreground. The only imperfection is in the pin on colth area, with some threads coming loose. The dimensions of this object are 1 1/8" tall and 1 3/8" wide. This is a charming little pin and I'd love to know the history of it.

This is an extremely nice smaller sized knife. I'm not sure what the case of it is made out of. The blade says buck 826 u.s.a. on the base of it and on the other side it has the number 004343. It is a commemorative knife featuring a gold colored inlay of the statue of liberty and some type of coin insert with liberty on it as well. On the blade is written 1886-1986 banner style. On the housing, the one side has the statue and the opposite side contains the phrase "keep the torch lit" in a banner type gold color. The knife measures 2 3/4" closed and about 4 3/4" when opened. The blade is very nice, has kept sharp easily over the years and still really doesn't show any wear. Thanks for any help.

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The Charm on the side that has flower objects has a letter "A" "U" "M" and a smaller "C" within a circle next to the "A" The other side of the charm has a Owl with large eyes that appear to be suns.  It has a swastika symbol on the left side. It is not completely flat as you would image a charm to be.  I would say it if the image could have been pressed on it may have been but the pictures are raised up.  The top has a loop which makes me think its a charm of some sort.  Their is one small metal connector on the loop which looks like  a broken necklace link.      

Dear,

could you make an appraisal for all my collections?

Thanks

Saputra 

I dont know much about these coins except my grandfather has had them for a very long time. They may be from the 1800's or so

This is a letter from the duke of earl, written to an individual one day prior to him renouncing his throne to his brother.  It is in good condition.  Curious on what it would be worth.

its mounted like a piece of a chain, but it says one dollar, uinted states of america

eight dollars? this intended bill of eight dollars shall entitle the bearer thereof to recive bills of exchange payable in london, or Gold and silver, at the rate of four shillings and six-pence sterling per dollar for the faid bill, according to the directions of an act of athembly of maryland dated in annapolis this 10 day of april anno domini 1774 it is signed by some one i cant make out the name looks like wlahham mceddis?? the back side has a stamp of two leaves and states around the box printed by a.c. and f. green tis death to counterfeit EIGHT DOLLARS Equal to 36s sterling annapolis

       THE TUTANKHAMUN  EXHIBITION ISSUE IS A SERIES OF GOLD STAMPS BASED UPON DESIGNS AND OBJECTS FOUND IN THE TOMB OF NEBKHEPRURE . TUTANKHAMUN KING OF EGYPT.                        WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT IT IS WORTH AT AUCTION.           GEORGE  

I don't think this is a valuable item because the chain is only gold plate(?) but I really would like to find out what the "s" in heart mark means, maybe who made it, and what period/age it is. Pictures are attached...

Thanks in advance!

I dont know if these books are worth any thing. They look like, maybe old school required reading? They are truely mint, They are still shrink wrapped.   They have been in a friends moms closet since 1970, the name of the collection is  "Best Loved Classics. The copyright is MCMXLIX. They were published by Book Production Industries Chicago. Ten books all together, All bright Blue. Iwould have to unwrap them to know more.

As above description.

this is a 1899 elgin watch serial no. 8403751.

dated 188 missing last number in year