Lot # : 49 - LOT#49) 1934 $10 NORTH AFRICA SILVER CERTIFICATE

Please read the terms of sale before bidding: Acceptance of Terms: By registering and placing your first bid, you are agreeing to the following terms of sale. All purchases are to be paid in full at the conclusion of the sale, and prior to removal from premises. If payment is made via personal check, merchandice will be released and /or shipped once funds have cleared financial institutuion. ALL SALES ARE FINAL AND SOLD AS IS. FFL NICS CHECK REQUIRED We will do our absolute best to accruately describe and detail all items for sale. We want every customer to have a sense of confidence that they are going to receive exactly what they are buying. We will not knowing misrepresent anything that we are selling. We also inspect and independantly evaluate consignor property. We do this so you will be a repeat, life long on-line costumer, just like our decades long (in person) friends to County Line Auctions have. Again please understand that all sales are sold "as is - where is" County Line Auctions assumes no liability for any guarantee made by the seller. We are not liable for any injury, damage or loss incurred in the connection with the sale. Purchaser assumes responsibility for the items when "sold" or upon delivery to purchaser. Most mutiple item lots are sold at "TIMES THE MONEY". This means that if there are several items in a single lot , the winning bid amount is multiplied by the number of items in the lot. This is shown in the catalog listing using the bid price x quantity. (EXAMPLE- A Lot for 10 coins ends with a high bid of $5.00. Multiply the high bid ($5.00) by (# of coins in the lot - 10) for a total sale of $50.00.) Of course Buyers Premium (BP) and applicable sales taxes or not included in this example. If a Lot is a multiple item Lot but not listed as (bid price x quantity or TIMES THE MONEY) then the Lot is sold as "ONE MONEY". (Example - a Lot consisting of 10 figurines ends with a high bid of $100, the final price - excluding BP and tax- would total $100.)