Diamonds Jewelry, Watches & Gemstones Auctions in KENTUCKY - Live and Online Sales

HOW DOES THIS WORK? It's simple. American Jewelry & Coin Auction LLC. is an Online Public Auction company specializing in jewelry, antique coins and other rarities. These items are offered for sale to the public on our website for a fixed period of time with a defined closing date and time. To register you simply sign up for an account on our secure website. Your information is validated and then you may begin placing your bids! HOW DO I REGISTER? At the top of your screen, click "Login/New Bidder." If you are a new bidder, click the black box. This will prompt you to enter your email address. You will be emailed a link to validate your email, and then you can finish your registration. It's fast, easy and secure. The whole process takes about 2 minutes. Your credit card will be validated by First Data (the world's largest payment processor) and in doing so, a temporary hold of $1 will be placed on your account to ensure the credit card is valid, and that only legitimate bidders are participating. This process is exactly like paying for gas at the pump! The charge will fall off of your account in 24-48 hours. HOW DOES THE AUCTION WORK? The auction is open for bidding as soon as it goes "LIVE" online. Bidding is super easy, at any time you can begin placing your bids and may enter a maximum bid. EXAMPLE: LOT #! - $5 Minimum Bid with no prior bids You can choose to bid $5 on this lot and you would be the high bidder. If someone bids $6, you would then be outbid. If you had placed a maximum bid of $10, and the other person had bid $6, you would automatically outbid the new bid, and would be the high bidder at $7 WHERE DO YOU GET ALL THIS STUFF? It comes from literally all over the world! American Jewelry & Coin Auction LLC. is a trusted seller for jewelry stores, high-end pawn shops, coin dealers, jewelry manufacturers and estate liquidators. Wholesalers can sell their items quickly and efficiently, directly to the public using our website. The ability to move items quickly saves them expensive holding costs associated with trying to sell the items at a retail location. WHAT ARE THE RULES? Please read the terms and conditions. All bidders must abide by the terms and conditions of the auction to make for a fair and even playing field for everyone. All sales in auctions are final. This is not the same as a retail transaction in that regard, t's important to ask any questions before you bid, a bid is a legally binding contract

**READ BELOW. Important Auction Information 1.) Register to bid. At the top of your screen you will see a button labeled "Login/New Bidder". You will need to click this and fill out the basic information to create your new account or login to your existing account. If you have bid with us in the past and have forgotten your Username or Password, you can reset them from there. There is no charge to register and bid, you only pay if you win an item. The credit card on file will be validated by our software company. This means they will put a "hold" on your credit card for $1 and then reverse that charge within 24 hours. This ensures the card is valid and that you are bidding against only other valid bidders. 2.) Preview the entire catalog early and often. New items are added to the catalog as they come in to the warehouse and can sometimes fall on different pages depending on where they are placed in the building. It isn't unusual for new items to be added just minutes before the auction begins. 3.) Pick the items you would like to bid on and PRE-BID with realistic numbers. We can not stress this enough. Items can be lost in the final seconds due to last second bids, Internet outages, power or site failures. The computer will bid on your behalf up to your maximum amount if some else places a bid. EXAMPLE A.) You place a bid of $100 for an item. Someone else bids $50 and nobody else bids, you win your item for $55. EXAMPLE B.) You place a bid of $100 for an item. Someone else bids $100 and nobody else bids, you will still win your item at $100 because it is the first bid. 4.) PLEASE READ the terms and conditions. All bidders are bound by the same terms and conditions for this auction included payment options, pickup times and other things important to the auction. Most questions will be answered on our website, but if you have one that isn't you can click the "Feedback" button at the bottom of your screen and we will help you

This is the SECOND of a three part Fabulous Multi Estate auction! Featuring items from the Patsey Field Harney Madden Estate, multigeneration Resident of Lancaster Ave, Richmond, Kentucky, having famiily origins back to the Field Family, early founders of Richmond. In addition, selected items from the Estate of Kay and David Jones, Jim Harrison (Antique Appraiser) and Rhode Higgenbotham of Irvine, Kentucky. Auction includes a great collection of Coin Silver and Sterling Silver, Grand Baroque Sterling Flatware by Wallace, Silver coin, Pimitives, Stoneware Crocks, Whiskey Jugs, Antique Furniture, Federal Kentucky Chest, Beds, Federal Kentucky Tester Bed, Side Tables, Sideboards, Primative Poplar Mule Chest, Server, Wall Tree, chests, banquest table, dinning chairs, Butlers Desk, Cedar Chests, Kentucky Corner Cupboard, Dressers, variety of books, Civil War Books, Kentucky Books, Madison County Books, Kentucky Woven Coverlets, Paul Sawyier Framed Prints, Ben Hampton Prints, Henry Clay Lithograph, Richard Veenfliet Lithograph, Rookwood Pottery, Bybee Pottery, Cornelison Pottery, Waco Pottery, Berea College Stoneware, Empire Dolly Madison Mirror, Kentucky Derby glasses, Crystal, Lamps, Steins, Vintage Musical Instraments, Warren May Dulcimer, Wedgewood, Limoges Punch Bowl, R.S.Prussia Porcelain, Early American Pattern Glass, Lester Hormsby Print, Pat Kennerty Original Oil on Panel, Depression Glass, Fenton, Lenox, Fostoria, Nippon Porcelain, Art Glass, Majolica Plates, Jasperware, Bronze Grandole Set, Vases, Quilts, Clocks, Vintage Metal toys, Pipes, Gemstones, Rings, Silver Bracelets, Shaker Banded Boxes, Fishing Reels, Bait Casters, Daisy Pistol, Pewter Items, Salt Cellars, Coca-Cola Bottles, Art Nouveau Items, Doll Wardrobe Pieces, Doll Bed, Doll Bench Rocking Chair, Firkin Sewing Basket, Vintage Carpentry and Stonemason tools, Cast Iron, Decanters, Beaded Purses, Candlesticks, China in Blue Danube Japan, LS&S Carisbad, Austria, Royal Ironstone, Rewick Japan, Jeanette Marigold Hex Optic Glass Pitcher Set, , Brass Items, Wooden Dough Bowl, Victorian Settee, Bohemian Ruby Items, Pyrex, Powder Horn, and more.