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D. Silver stein set with German or Bavarian coins from the 4th quarter of the 19th century, various dates. Rampant lion and shield on lid. About 15" high. Interior is vermeil or gold wash with reverse of coins visible. Very tarnished but I no visible damage. Looking to sell items, paper money (mostly 1934 & 1953 silver certificates) and a few gold coins from my parents' estate.
Asked on Oct 17, 2024
Susan, give us a call at 649-3317, area code 914. Beer steins are hard to move, we try to steer clear of them but could make a modest offer if we're buying the rest. We need coins and currency, especially gold, it's a good time to move it! (Typically, the steins retail for a few dollars apiece. Silver certs above face value but not by a lot. Gold... that's another matter. We just paid over $100 for a gold coin the size of a saccharin tablet, and $20 double eagles can be $2,500 or more.
Marc
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