April 1, 2026 Wednesday
COINS:
2014 1 oz Silver Canadian Maple Leaf
Walking Liberty Silver Halves-1917-d, 1920, 1920-s, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1946
Franklin Halves-1952, 1952-d
1853 Seated Liberty Half dime
1870-0 Barber Quarter
Barber dimes-1898, 1899, 1903-o, 1907, 19121-d, 1912, 1912-d, 1913, and 1914
1942-s Mercury Dime
1964 Kennedy Half
1867 Shield Nickel No rays
1905-V nickel
1935 Buffalo Nickel
Various Jefferson Nickels
Large Cents-1819, 1820, 1831, 1853, 1854
Various Indian Head Cents
Various Lincoln Cents
GENERAL MERCHANDISE:
2005 Economy Hauler enclosed trailer, Tonka Parcel Delivery truck, Antique Vintage photos, advertising tins and boxes, beer signs, beer tap and knobs, beer advertising, trays and bottles, antique bottles, soda advertising, milk bottles, Comic Books ( 10 and 12 cents), Major Matt Mason toys, straight razors, banks, pencil salesman sample, Michigan Stove Match holder, depression glass, Griswold, Wagner ware and other cast iron pans, cameras, Weller vases, Roseville, kitchen scales, decanters, knives, tackle box, carpenter planes, draw shaves, gas and oil cans, Coleman lantern, Ford Pedal tractor with trailer, tools, tool boxes, and hardware, rolling tool box bottom, double wash tubs and stand, wood barrels, brass fire extinguisher, chest of drawers and dressers, 2 home kneelers, egg and gum ball machines, signs, wagons, Hangkai 3.5 boat motor, Generac Generators, chain saws and parts, air conditioner, gas pressure washers, plastic folding tables, 7 foot Cigar Wooden Indian, stereos and speakers, patio furniture, lift chair, table and chairs, safe, Keller ladder, Shop Vacs, floor jacks and stands, leaf blowers, camper cover and steps, Froth-Pak Sealant 200, grills, Lincoln electric welder, bicycles, engine hoist, skid steer folks, collapsible canoe, sprayers, weed eater with extra attachments, lawn spreaders, fencing, household, collectibles and much more, still unpacking!
- All sales are final.
- All items are sold in “as is” condition. Always inspect merchandise before you bid on it.
- Once the item is sold, the buyer is responsible for that item.
- All merchandise must be paid for on the day of the sale.
- Wisconsin residents with a valid Driver’s License may pay by personal or business check.
- Items must be removed on the day of the sale unless other arrangements are made with the auctioneer.
- Announcements on sale date take precedence over any and all other printed matter or prior announcements.