Lot         Description      Grade                                      Comments / Estimate

747          MILLER AL  3           MS62      Mobile Jockey Club Members Medal 1853 struck in Copper with race horse pictured. (100-150)

748          RULAU CT Whp 6    AU+        Aaron Smith General Merchant Good For One Dollar, Warehouse Point Connecticut in orange cardboard.  Dated to the 1890's by Rulau.  In a NGC holder called Genuine. (150-200)

749          MILLER CT   2           FINE+     S. N. & H. C. Botsford Medical Electrical Apparatus, Bristol Connecticut . (<25)

750          MILLER IL  1            MS62      50% Bright.  John Plane & Co. 1856, Belvidere Illinois with anvil and stove pictured. (50-75)

751  P      MILLER IL  4            MS65      70% Red.  Baker & Moody Hatters, Chicago Illinois .  In a NGC holder graded MS65 RB. (200-300)

752          MILLER IL  5            VF+         Baker & Moody Hatters, Chicago Illinois struck in Brass. (<25)

753          MILLER KY  7          MS65      10% Red and nicely toned.  Sandford Duncan Silks, Louisville Kentucky .  In a NGC holder graded MS65 BN. (200-300)

754          MILLER LA  2           FINE       But with three dents and a few light scratches.  Albert and Tricou Hatters, New Orleans Louisiana .  Rare merchant with hat pictorial, a VF brought $275 in my March 2002 sale. (100-150)

751                                                                                                      755

755  P      MILLER LA 11B       MS66      90% Bright and Proof Like.  N. C. Folger Plantation Goods Hats & Trunks, New Orleans Louisiana .  Difficult merchant to attribute as many of the photos in Rulau appear to be in the wrong location.  This has obverse of LA 11 with first leaf over R and reverse of LA 10 with two leaf ornaments.  In a NGC holder graded MS66. (400-500)

756          MILLER LA  28         AU+        30% Bright.  D. Gowans & Co. Confectioners, New Orleans Louisiana .  Underrated merchant. (75-100)

757  P      MILLER LA 34          MS65      70% Bright.  E. Jacobs Daguerreotype Saloon, New Orleans Louisiana struck in Brass.  In a ICG holder graded MS65. (300-400)

758          MILLER LA 38A       MS63      20% Bright.  L. W. Lyons & Co., New Orleans Louisiana struck in Brass. (50-75)

759          MILLER ME 4           EF+         20% Bright.  Chester Greenwood & Co., Farmington Maine with a man pictured wearing the advertised Ear Protectors.  Rulau Me Fa 1 (25-50)

760          MILLER MD  8         EF+         Well struck with a few light marks.  Baltimore ship and shield token struck in Brass between 1830 and 1836.  I would describe as short fat shield with small stars and thin planchet, although it appears to be the same variety pictured above Rulau MD 7.  Rarely seen this nice. Rulau MD 8 Early (150-200)

761          MILLER MD  42       VF           Dorman's Stencil & Stamp Works, Baltimore 1875. Rulau Md Ba 25 (<25)

762          MILLER MD  78       EF           Keach One Soda Baltimore Street , Baltimore .  German Silver sized to imitate a Half Dime.  Reeded edge and unlisted as such in Rulau. (75-100)

763          MILLER MD 150      EF           Jacob Seeger Silver Plater, Baltimore.  Struck in Copper with reeded edge scarce as such. (25-50)

764          MILLER MA  30½    FINE       Two light obverse planchet laminations.  Not One Cent But Just As Good.  Large cent look alike.  The reverse pictured under MA 30 and MA 31-32 are different, this have the MA 31-32 reverse unlike Rulau describes. (25-50)

765          MILLER MA  49       EF           Mahony's Wholesale Clothes, Boston . (25-50)

766          MILLER MA 68                        EF+     Jos. H. Merriam Die Sinker Medals Struck In Gold, Silver, Copper Or Tin, Boston Massachusetts .  With Thomas Sayers Champion Of England 1859 reverse die.  Sayers was a very popular boxer from an era when it was still illegal and before gloves.  He had a famous 37 round fight with John Heenan (also a Merriam subject) in 1860 and later they toured together reenacting their match. In a NGC holder graded XF45 BN.  Rulau MA Bo 77 (150-200)

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767  P      MILLER MI  3           MS66      80% Bright.  J. Dimmick Gold Jewelry, Laces and Guns, Detroit Michigan struck in Brass.  In an ICG holder graded MS66. (200-300)

768          MILLER MI 10          EF           Foster & Perry, Grand Rapids Michigan .  Remnants of the prior address can be seen on the reverse under the nine stars, see next lot. (25-50)

769          MILLER MI 11T       VF           Foster & Perry, Grand Rapids .  This is the very rare variety with the earlier 1845 to 1848 address 141 Water St. on the reverse.  When the firm moved in 1848 the die was modified with the addition of nine stars over the date. This is one of the two specimens noted by Rulau, I know of two others.  Ex. D. Boller collection.  (50-75)

770          MILLER MO 10                        MS63  60% Bright.  E. Jaccard & Co., St. Louis Missouri struck in White Metal.  Very scarce, particularly this nice.  From the Don Boller collection. (100-150)

771          MILLER MO 12                        EF       10% Bright, Gilt plated with about 20% remaining, unlisted as such.  E. Long Daguerrian Gallery, St. Louis Missouri .  Ex. D. Boller. (75-100)

772          MILLER MO 21B     MS62      50% Bright with 80% or more of original silvering.  Fitzgibbon Daguerreotype Gallery, St. Louis Missouri struck in Silvered Brass probably not Silvered Copper as listed in Rulau.  In an ICG holder graded AU58. (150-200)

773  P      MILLER MO 22                        MS63  60% Bright.  Fitzgibbon Daguerreotype Gallery, St. Louis Missouri . (150-200)

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774  P      MILLER MO 41                        MS62  20% Bright.  M. A. Abrahams Peoples Outfitting, Weston Missouri struck in Brass.  In a NGC holder graded MS62. (400-500)

775          MILLER NJ 16          VF+         S. A. Whitney 1852, Glassboro New Jersey . (25-50)

776          MILLER NY  156      MS66      70% Bright.  Chesebrough Stearns & Co. Dr. Sellek, New York struck in Brass.  In a NGC holder graded MS66. (300-400)

777          MILLER NY  224B    MS64      70% Bright.  Doremus & Nixon , New York with pictorial of sailing and steam ship struck in Brass.  In a NGC holder graded MS64. (150-200)

778  P      MILLER NY  234      MS63      Nicely toned and Prooflike.  Farmers and Mechanics Life Insurance Co., New York struck in Silver.  In a NGC holder graded MS63.  Rulau NY NY 70 (500-750)

779          MILLER NY  312      MS63      50% Bright.  E. Hill Dealer In Coin, Medals, Minerals, Autographs, Engravings, Old Curiosities & c. New York 1860 struck in White Metal with Daniel Webster reverse. (100-150)

780          MILLER NY  359      VF+         Houghton, Merrell & Co., New York struck in Brass with Umbrellas and Parasol pictured.  Underrated merchant. (25-50)

781          MILLER NY  402      MS64      80% Bright.  Professor Johnson Chemical Blueing, New York .  I like Rulau have been unable to discern a difference between NY 402 and NY 402A, this example appears to be the variety illustrated in Rulau.  In a ICG holder as NY 402A and graded MS63. (75-100)

782          MILLER NY  488      MS62      50% Bright.  Geo. H. Lovett Medal Die-Sinker, New York with reverse of Cupid being followed by Sea Serpent.  Popular token, an AU+ brought $75 in my November 2004 sale.  In a NGC holder graded MS62. (200-300)

783          MILLER NY  515      MS66      70% Red.  Malcolm & Gaul British, French and American Dry Goods, New York struck in Copper.  In a ICG holder graded MS66 RB. (300-400)

784          RULAU NY NY 783  MS63      60% Bright.  Geo. E. Phelan Billiard Tables, New York struck in White Metal with pool table pictured.  A rare and desirable merchant in the popular Centennial series. (100-150)

785          MILLER NY  732      MS63      30% Bright.  Root & Co. Daguerrian Gallery, New York struck in Brass.  In a NGC holder graded MS63. (150-200)

786          RULAU NY NY 350  MS64      90% Bright and Proof Like.  Valentine & Company Varnishes Incorporated 1882, New York .  In a NGC holder graded MS64 PL. (100-150)

787          RULAU NY NY 395  MS65      60% Bright and Proof Like.  Isaac F Wood series with General U. S. Grant Pres. 1869 to '77 "A Civic Grant For Alabama Claims" Civis Londiniensis June 15th 1877 struck in Brass.  This reverse is different than the one listed in Rulau but is part of the same series engraved by George Lovett.  In a NGC holder graded MS65. (150-200)

788          MILLER NY 1064     MS64      70% Bright.  T. L. Kingsley & Son Great Wardrobe Clothing, Utica New York .  In a NGC holder graded MS64. (100-150)

789          MILLER OH  9          MS65      20% Bright.  Dodd & Co. Hatters, Cincinnati .  Much scarcer in Copper than OH 8 in Brass.  In a NGC holder braded MS65 BN. (200-300)

790          MILLER PA  26         EF           Trace Bright.  Applegate's Galleries Vine & 8th Sts struck in Thin White Metal with incused reverse.  Very rare, unlisted in Rulau although referred to as Could Exist. (75-100)

791          MILLER PA  33AB   EF           Bailey & Co. Watches, Diamonds and Pearls, Philadelphia struck in German Silver and unlisted as such. (50-75)

778                                                                                                     792

792  P      MILLER PA  59         MS66      80% Bright and Proof Like.  Browning Brothers Druggists, Philadelphia struck in Brass.  In a NGC holder graded MS66. (300-400)

793  P      MILLER PA  90A      MS65      70% Red.  Edward Cogan Coin Dealer, Philadelphia 1860 struck in Copper.  In a ICG holder graded MS65 RB. (300-400)

793                                                                                                     794

794  P      MILLER PA 276        MS64      40% Red.  Key Ornamental Medal & Seal Die Sinkers & c. & c. 329 Arch St. Philadelphia with George Lovett's We All Have Our Hobbies reverse die featuring a witch on a broom stick.  Struck in Copper and very popular. (150-200)

795          MILLER PA 367        AU+        Trace Red with light hairlines.  Made By Morgan And Orr, Philadelphia For The Republic Of Peru 1855.  The makers of coining presses for the US Mint among others.  Rare and popular an example in Brass also AU+ without the hairlines brought $212.25 in my November 2004 sale. (150-200)

796          MILLER PA 370A     MS61      Trace Bright.  H. Mulligan Watches, Philadelphia struck in Brass.  Popular large size token by a merchant the later issued Civil War token including one with his portrait.  In a NGC holder graded MS61. (75-100)

797          MILLER PA 398        EF+         Nicely retoned.  Philadelphia Museum Charles Wilson Peale Founder Incorporated 1821 Admit The Bearer.  Designed by Christian Gobrecht and struck at the US Mint around 1830.  Julian UN-23, Rulau Early PA 398. (100-150)

798          MILLER PA 432        AU+        10% Red.  M. A. Roots Daguerrian Gallery, Philadelphia . (25-50)

799                                                                                                     804

799  P      MILLER PA 476        MS66      90% Bright.  Sleeper & Fenner Umbrellas, Philadelphia .  In a NGC holder graded MS66. (300-400)

800          MILLER PA 478        MS64      80% Bright with full Silvering.  Sleeper & Fenner Umbrellas, Philadelphia struck in Silvered Brass.  In a NGC holder graded MS64. (150-200)

801          MILLER RI 20           MS65      60% Bright.  A. A. Plastridge Bagatelle Tables, Providence Rhode Island .  In a NGC holder graded MS65. Rulau RI Pr-17 (100-150)

802          MILLER TN 25A      VF           With obverse punch on obverse at 6 o'clock that pushes up on reverse.  Hart & Co. 25 Memphis Drayage 25 Cents struck in Brass 30mm.  Unlisted merchant in Miller and Rulau, nice 1850's style token. (100-150)

803          MILLER TN 53         MS64      70% Bright.  Francisco & Whitman Hatters Public Square , Nashville Tennessee struck in Brass.  In a ICG holder graded MS64. (200-300)

804  P      MILLER TN 55         MS66      10% Red and very nicely toned.  Francisco & Whitman Hatters, Nashville Tennessee with top hat and eagle pictured.  In a NGC holder graded MS66 BN. (300-400)