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26 Apr 2021SUDBURY, MASS. – Tremont Auctions conducted its annual spring auction on April 25 with a sale that...
26 Apr 2021MAMARONECK, N.Y. – The top price realized in Shapiro Auctions’ April 24-25 International...
26 Apr 2021NANTUCKET, MASS. – Rafael Osona Auction’s April 24 sale was conducted during Daffodil Weekend...
26 Apr 2021MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ April 22-24 sale got off to a strong...
26 Apr 2021DALLAS, TEXAS – The first dollar coin struck at the fledgling US Mint in 1794, an experiment in copper...
26 Apr 2021BUFORD, GA. – Slotin’s annual Spring Masterpiece sale produced a $44,400 result for “Caballero,”...
26 Apr 2021DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – American stoneware led the gavel forward at Pook & Pook Inc’s April...
26 Apr 2021LONE JACK, MO. – “Lake At Moonrise, Colorado,” a 1925 oil on artist board by Birger...
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