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Rare 1892 US Liberty COIN Glass EAPG Tray Plate ANTIQUE
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This auction is for an Early American Pattern Glass(EAPG) 1892 US Coin Tray/Plate/Dish. The tray is embedded with frosted US Liberty One Dollar Coins. T are 15 coins. Five raised coins in the center and 10 coins along the edge that are raised on the back side. The coins depict front and back. All are one dollar coins, which six of the coins are small one dollar coins and the rest are large one dollar coins. All have the date of 1892 and all are US Dollar. Tray has scratches on the base, due to age. The are some bubbles in the glass. We purchased this tray at an antique mall in Laramie, Wy, many years ago. We think this was made by U.S. Glass according to Warman's Antique & Collectible guide. T are no visible chips, cracks, breaks or repairs. Measures 8 x 10 inches. T is a lot of reflection and glare from the camera. This tray is rare and very elegant and beautiful and will enhance any collection. Estimated weight at about 5 pounds with proper packaging. Please email for more photos or for more information. This is a No Reserve auction, all sales are final and sold "as is". Shipping and insurance will be USPS Priority mail with confirmed delivery. This is a PAYPAL only auction. No money orders, no personal checks and NO OVERSEAS SHIPPING. Payment to be recieved within seven days at the close of auction. Will do combined shipping when possible. Please ask a lot of questions. We DO NOT GIVE SECOND CHANCE OFFERS nor do we end auctions early. We try to describe items to the best of our ability.
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