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22 Sep 2020DALLAS – An 1894-S Barber dime, graded an extraordinary PR66 PCGS – one of but nine survivors...
22 Sep 2020ROCKVILLE, Md. – It was neither a star nor little, but Sam Gilliam’s “Twinkle Too”...
22 Sep 2020MILFORD, CONN. – Topping Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers’ September 17 Fine Art Auction...
22 Sep 2020CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Surprising all, a Herter Brothers inlaid rosewood cabinet topped the September...
22 Sep 2020NEW YORK CITY – An auction record was set for Nancy Graves (1939-1995) when Doyle sold the American...
22 Sep 2020LONE JACK, MO – Sixteen punched tins lettered “LINCOLN” above images of crossed...
22 Sep 2020TOWSON, Md. – On September 17, Alex Cooper Auctioneers presented an Asian specialty auction featuring...
15 Sep 2020SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Antiquities dealer and author Forrest Fenn, who gained fame after hiding a treasure...
15 Sep 2020HAMPTON, N.H. — Show promoter Peter Mavris announced that he will be hosting two antiques shows at the Best...
15 Sep 2020By W.A. Demers WASHINGTON, DC – Antiques dealers specializing in Asian art and US auction houses...
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