A Finely Incised Silver Ornamental Knife/Chopsticks : Jangdo Dagger from Korea, Choson period, 19th century,

This is an ornamental utensil knife set with chopsticks used used for emergencies in Choson Dynasty’s  society. The case and knife have beautiful carving. The handle and sheath are highly decorated. Measures 4 5/8” long after assembled. It’s in very good condition.

Choson dynasty Korean men and women wore silver knives hidden inside

their clothes near their chest in order to preserve their honor by suicide should

it become necessary. The chopsticks were for checking food for poison. The set was sometimes a gift of the bride’s in laws, indicating the strictness of a society that placed an extremely high value on fidelity and purity.

Beautiful detail of Samurai - Japanese Shuzan Calvary Warrior sitting on and controlling his horse in full battle attire! Hand Cast in Lost-Wax Method with Dark Brown patina. Was Stored on an open shelf all these years. Handled very little. I guess the condition to be good but I am not an expert on this matter.

Adorable what feels like a heavy plastic doll head with mechanical eyes that shut when you lay her head back.  Has weights inside to accomplish this.  Plastic hair, open mouth, applied eyelashes.

This is a 1959 Arkansas resident fishing license. It is all filled out, and has some yellowing and a small amount of diluted ink stain. It is encased in metal, and on the back of the license is a pin so that it could be pinned onto clothing. It is a nice piece of memorabilia. Has some minor rusting on metal that could be cleaned up quite easily. Thanks for looking and take care!

This is an interesting little "coin" that I have never run across until now. It has the face of the Statue of Liberty on its face and says "Liberty" at the bottom with a reference date of 1982, even though the main dates on the coin show up as 1986, the centinnial of Sears Co. Also on the front along the edge, it says "contains authentic material". On the back, it has the number 100 with "celebrating sears new century 1886-1986. The coin is almost quarter sized. Any help on the value of this coin would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for looking and take care!

This is an unusual coin defect that has me wondering if it could be possible-even when I'm holding it in my hand. Everything about this quarter is normal except for the fact that George Washington has quite a large bump on his head. I'd like to know if this is for real, and about how many of these quarters were made with this defect. I'd also like to know if it has any significant monetary value. The front of the quarter is the only side affected- the back shows the normal New Jersey state scene. I'll try to get some better photos if necessary. Thanks for any help and take care!