World Crowns, a major collection. Over 600 individually cataloged crowns. Nearly 500± are silver with a total silver weight of 348.2995 troy ounces (over $8700 in silver at current prices). This is a carefully formed collection of late 19th century and 20th century crowns. It is completely listed on the inventory pages attached to this lot online. Every piece is fully identified with KM number and ASW (Actual Silver Weight) noted on the holder. I have also checked grading and noted my opinion of the collector's grade on the holder as well as on the attached inventory. 365 pieces are graded Proof, Uncirculated or Mint State. Very few pieces are less than VF.
This is a heavy collection. Actual shipping charges will be added to the invoice, including any additional charge for insurance and shipping outside the United States. We will use Registered Priority Mail. It is sold "As is" though if there is something significant that I missed in the hours I worked on it, we can discuss an adjustment. -Allan
Sold as is, no returns.
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