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J. W. Booth reward poster, 1854 US $1 coin, MS 65, Xavier de Charlevoix account,
$166,375, Nate D. Sanders $91,062, Legend Rare Coin $5,700, Old World Auctions
An 1854 US $1-coin,
The first printing of the graded MS65 CAC, P. F. Xavier de
reward poster for the capture Charlevoix’s
of John Wilkes Booth and sold for $91,062 at the Histoire et
Central States Numismatic
two other conspirators in the Description de
assassination of President Society’s 84th Anniversary la Nouvelle
Convention held April
Abraham Lincoln—issued by France —an
the War Department in 27th in Schaumburg, IL, by account of
Legend Rare Coin Auctions,
Washington, D.C. on April French possessions in colonial North America,
20, 1865, five days after based in Red Bank, NJ. Also, an 1837 US featuring 28 maps—sold for $5,700 in an
$2.50-coin, graded MS65 CAC, went for
President Lincoln passed away online auction held April 12-26 by Old World
and six days before Booth was $88,125; a 1942-S US 50-cent coin, graded MS Auctions in Richmond, VA. Also, The New
killed—sold for $166,375 at an auction held in 67 CAC, hit $70,500; a 1935-S US 50-cent Twelve Inch British Celestial Globe by William
April by Nate D. Sanders Auctions in Los coin, MS 67 CAC, brought $67,562; and a and T.M. Bardin, composed of
1795 US 1-cent coin, PCGS MS 65 BN CAC,
Angeles. The poster, originally displayed on a 12 paper gores, brass meridian, and engraved
tree, had never been auctioned before. made $61,687. horizon ring, held by its 42-inch wooden floor

stand, changed hands for $5,100.
Clemens sand bottles, Ancient Hebrew bible,
$151,200, Hindman $38.1 million, Sotheby’s Jefferson Davis revolver,
Codex Sassoon—the earli- $470,000, Rock Island
A pair of Sweetheart sand est, most complete
bottles from 1883 by The Jefferson
Andrew Clemens (1857- Hebrew bible in existence, Davis surrender
dating to the late 9th to
1894) sold for $151,200 Beaumont-Adams
at an American Furniture, early 10th century—sold double action
for $38.1 million at an
Folk & Decorative Arts revolver, one of
auction held March 30th auction held May 17th by the most impor-
Sotheby’s in New York. It
by Hindman in Chicago. tant war trophies of the Civil War, sold for
Also, a Tiffany & Co. was the most valuable book or manuscript ever $470,000 at Premier Firearms Auction #88 held
sold at auction, surpassing the 1994 sale of
seven-piece silver tea and May 19-21 by Rock Island Auction Company
coffee service with matching tray rang up Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Leicester manu- in Rock Island, IL. Also, the engraved gold and
script, which brought $30.8 million. Codex
$18,000; a Baltimore Federal mahogany tall Winchester Model 1895 of Zane Grey realized
case clock fetched $11,970; and a Renaissance Sassoon was acquired by Ambassador Alfred H. $440,625; a Krieghoff FH42 Type 1 changed
Moses and was gifted to the ANU Museum of
Revival etagere attributed to John Henry Belter hands for $411,250; and the cased Colt 1861
went to a determined bidder for $22,800. the Jewish People in Tel Aviv. Navy revolver presented to Capt. George

Williams rose to $258,500.
Otto Dix portfolio, Marklin toy paddle boat,
$328,000, Bonhams $250,000, Pook & Pook Kurt Cobain guitar,
The Marklin toy $595,000, Julien’s
An anti-war portfolio paddle wheel river
comprising 51 artworks Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain’s
by Otto Dix (1891- boat New York, in Nevermind smashed and signed
exceptional condition,
1969), titled Der Krieg black Fender Stratocaster electric
(The War), made in sold for $250,000 at guitar sold for $595,900 at a
an Americana auction
1924, sold for $328,000 Music Icons auction held May
held May 4-5 by Pook
at a Modern & Contemporary Prints & & Pook in Downingtown, PA. Also, an English 19-20 by Julien’s Auctions in
Multiples sale held May 9th by Bonhams in New York City. Also, Bono’s
New York. Also, Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn) by Staffordshire slipware doll cradle dated 1698 2002 U2 stage played Gretsch
brought $22,500; a Berks or Montgomery
Andy Warhol, from 1967, garnered $252,000; Irish Falcon electric guitar played
Moonscape, from Landscapes (Corlett 212), by County (PA) painted poplar shrank, a robust a sweet tune for $238,125; Eddie
example of early 18th century German furniture
Roy Lichtenstein (1985) brought $164,000; Van Halen’s 2004 Charvel EVH
and Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War design, realized $81,250; and a Mifflin County Art Series 78 electric guitar settled
(PA) Samuel Plank painted box changed hands
(2005) by Kara Walker finished at $95,000. for $45,360. at $114,300; and Michael Jackson’s
“Dangerous” world tour jacket made $117,000.
1897 experimental pistol, Ted Williams HOF ring,
$72,000, Cowan’s Auctions Steve Jobs signed check,
$444,000, Heritage Auctions $106,985, RR Auction
A Bergmann
Schmeisser pro- Boston Red Sox immortal An Apple Computer
Ted Williams’s Baseball
totype 1897 check signed by Steve
model 5 experi- Hall of Fame induction Jobs in 1976 – the
ring, gifted to him upon
mental pistol year of the company’s
with holster stock his entry into Cooperstown founding, sold for
sold for $72,000 at an Arms, Armor & Militaria on July 25, 1966, sold for $106,985 in an
$444,000 at a Spring
auction held May 3-4 by Cowan’s Auctions in Sports Catalog Auction held May 11-13 by online auction held April 17-May 10 by RR
Cincinnati. Also, a Peter Chapman 28-gauge Auction in Boston. The check was filled out in
sidelock hammerless side-by-side shotgun with Heritage Auctions in Dallas. Also, a Mickey type and signed by Jobs himself, for $175.00,
Mantle Topps rookie card from 1952, graded
straight English stock hit the mark for $36,000; payable to Crampton, Remke & Miller, Inc., a
a Parker GH grade 20 gauge shotgun with SGC Near Mint+ 7.5 earned $384,00, a record provider of business processing consulting
for the grade; and a 1916 M101-5 (blank back)
32-inch barrels fetched $25,200; and a Japanese services to high-tech companies. Also, an early
model 1902 “Grandpa” Nambu holster stock Babe Ruth card also set a new record for its 1990s NeXT business card listing Jobs as
graded (SGC Fair 1.5) when it hit $276,000.
rose to $15,600. chairman and CEO brought $3,076.
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