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Two paintings of the same Canton waterfront. Same size. Same London gallery label. One sold for $5,525. The other, $2,990. 😮 Both show the Thirteen Factories district on the Pearl River. 🚢 Can you see why one brought nearly twice as much? 👇
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🔍 Both are early nineteenth-century China Trade oils on canvas with a Richard Green (Fine Paintings) Ltd., London label on the back. The sight size is 19.25 by 38.75 inches, and the frame is 24 by 43.5 inches.
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🏛️ What they show: the Thirteen Factories district along the Pearl River in Canton, today’s Guangzhou, China. The flags fly, left to right, for France, America, and the Netherlands.
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⭐ Both sold October 6, 2026, at William Bunch Auctions & Appraisals. A, the harbor view with boats, brought $5,525. B, the street scene with many figures, brought $2,990.
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🤠 Happy birthday, Theodore Roosevelt, born October 27, 1858. His 1904 campaign button showed him as a rodeo rider, one hand free, clutching his hat. The slogan: “Our Teddy Never Pulls Leather.” 🐎 Best campaign slogan you know? 👇
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Hake’s called it a design that “captures TR’s wild-west persona” as much as any it has seen. Election Day is one week away, so what political pieces do you own? 🗳️ See the sale on WorthPoint: 👇 worthpoint.com/worthopedia/r…
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🔍 The details: a 1.25-inch button with a filled back and fixed vertical stick pin, stamped St. Louis Button Co. It’s the halftone black-and-white variant, from the Roger Richert Collection.
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⭐ This rare 1904 bucking bronco button sold for $6,900 at Hake’s Auctions on October 7, 2026. Condition: near mint. 🗳️
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🚨 One unattended truck. Two pallets gone. Nearly $1 million in cards. 😳 On October 13, a FedEx truck outside PSA in Santa Ana, California, was broken into. Police value the stolen cards at $963,000. 🃏 ♻️ Repost to warn a collector. Would you ship your best card? 👇
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🃏 For scale: a large lot of Pokémon cards from 1999 to 2021 sold for $279 at Bayside Auctions on March 1, 2026. The stolen cards were valued at $963,000. Grade, rarity, and condition make the difference.
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🔎 The Santa Ana Police Department is investigating. The exact value hasn’t been determined. Collector Nick Andrews told the AP: “Thousands of cards, most likely, and millions of dollars, most likely.”
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😟 The cards belonged to collectors who sent them to PSA for grading. PSA’s parent company, Collectors, says it has deactivated the certificates for the stolen cards and will compensate customers based on fair market value.
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🎃 Tuesday on the auction block: 👻 “The Art of the Haunt”: Rolex and Omega watches 🪙 Morgan and Peace dollars 🚂 250 lots of toy trains 👜 Hermès Birkin handbags All live today. ♻️ Repost for a collector who needs a Tuesday plan. Which would you bid on? 👇
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Browse today’s live auction events: 👇 worthpoint.com/live-auctions…
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🚂 Gehman Auctions: 250 lots of mixed-brand trains, mostly American Flyer S gauge, plus Rail King, K-Line, MTH, Bachmann Plasticville, and Atlas.
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👻 “The Art of the Haunt” is Orion Antiques’ October auction: Rolex and Omega watches, fine jewelry, sculptures, Murano glass, artwork, and unique collectibles. ⭐
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⏰ Today, all times ET: 🚂 Gehman Auctions, Ephrata PA: toy trains, ending 3 PM 🪙 4 PM, Hibido Coins, New York: Morgan and Peace dollars 👻 6 PM, Orion Antiques, Pompano Beach FL: “The Art of the Haunt” 👜 8 PM, Authentique Lux, Boerne TX: Birkin and Kelly handbags
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