MONEY TREE SALE RESULTS

Cataloguer David Sklow reports strong results for The Money Tree's 31st sale, which closed June 26th. The foreign and ancient literature from the Richard Buckley library attracted many bidders. Among the most active lots were the Mitchiner volumes on Oriental coins (lots 573-575), bringing $275, $226, and $226, respectively. The singlemost popular lot in the sale was the Kessler book on Fugio Cents, bringing $122 on a tantalizingly low estimate of $35.

Other highlights included Clapp's United States Cents of the Years 1798-1799 (lot 817), $700; Roman Imperial Coins Vol V (lot 361), $480; The Canadian Numismatic Journal, vols 1-20 (lot 390) $375; and The TAMS Journal, vol 1-28, (lot 270), $474.

Wayne Homren, Editor

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The E-Sylum: Volume 02, Number 27, July 4, 1999, Article 7

MONEY TREE SALE RESULTS

Wayne Homren, Editor