COINS, GOLD & TIMEPIECES

An 18K gold pocket watch with an enamel face with both hour and minute Arabic numerals. Made by watchmaker Carl Erick Orbin of Stockholm Sweden. Circa late 1700's. The back of the movement is engraved "Carl Er. Orbin", "Stockholm", and "No. 188". No key.

A silver pocket watch held in a silver case, made by Will Kipling of London. Circa 1720's. A silver face with Roman and Arabic numerals and a date counter. Engraving "K0266". Inside is marked "TN" and "1065". 1065 is also marked on the watch mechanism and is believed to be the pieces serial number. No key.

An Oyster Perpetual Datejust lady's bracelet watch. With an 18k yellow gold and diamond bezel, synthetic sapphire crystal, and a Rolex Oyster Perpetual certified chronometer automatic movement with date. Fitted with a stainless steel and 18k yellow gold Jubilee bracelet. Total weight 53.52 grams. Comes with official assessment paperwork from Pacific Gemological Laboratory INC.

An 1823 $5 Capped Bust Half-Eagle Gold Coin. Graded an AU-50 by NGC. This coin also has a CAC Gold Sticker, meaning CAC believes the quality of the coin may warrant a higher grade. It is estimated there are 80 to 100 surviving examples of this coin. The design features are well brought up in most areas. The semi-reflective green-gold surfaces display pleasing coral color near the peripheries.

A 14k gold body pocket watch with an enamel face and Arabic numerals. Made by watchmaker Louis Berthoud of Paris in the early 1800's. This watch features a unique hidden erotic automaton scene on the back of the watch case. The face and back of the movement are both marker "Berthoud A PARIS". No key.

An 18k gold wind-up mechanism pocket watch with an enamel face and Arabic numerals. Made by Halda Fickurfabrik of Sweden. Early 1900's.

An 1823 $5 Capped Bust Half-Eagle Gold Coin. Graded an AU-50 by NGC. This coin also has a CAC Gold Sticker, meaning CAC believes the quality of the coin may warrant a higher grade. It is estimated there are 80 to 100 surviving examples of this coin. The design features are well brought up in most areas. The semi-reflective green-gold surfaces display pleasing coral color near the peripheries.

An 18K gold pocket watch with an enamel face and both Roman and Arabic numerals, and an artistic enamel back. Made by watchmaker Jean Romilly circa 1780-1790. The face and back of the movement are both inscribed "Romilly A PARIS"

An 1823 $5 Capped Bust Half-Eagle Gold Coin. Graded an AU-50 by NGC. This coin also has a CAC Gold Sticker, meaning CAC believes the quality of the coin may warrant a higher grade. It is estimated there are 80 to 100 surviving examples of this coin. The design features are well brought up in most areas. The semi-reflective green-gold surfaces display pleasing coral color near the peripheries.

An 18K gold pocket watch with an enamel face with both hour and minute Arabic numerals. Made by watchmaker Carl Erick Orbin of Stockholm Sweden. Circa late 1700's. The back of the movement is engraved "Carl Er. Orbin", "Stockholm", and "No. 188". No key.

An 1823 $5 Capped Bust Half-Eagle Gold Coin. Graded an AU-50 by NGC. This coin also has a CAC Gold Sticker, meaning CAC believes the quality of the coin may warrant a higher grade. It is estimated there are 80 to 100 surviving examples of this coin. The design features are well brought up in most areas. The semi-reflective green-gold surfaces display pleasing coral color near the peripheries.

An Oyster Perpetual Datejust lady's bracelet watch. With an 18k yellow gold and diamond bezel, synthetic sapphire crystal, and a Rolex Oyster Perpetual certified chronometer automatic movement with date. Fitted with a stainless steel and 18k yellow gold Jubilee bracelet. Total weight 53.52 grams. Comes with official assessment paperwork from Pacific Gemological Laboratory INC.