Lot 44, a man’s 18K yellow gold diamond encrusted Rolex Super President went for $24,000. Lot 54, a man’s 18K gold Rolex GMT, went for $22,800. Lot 12, a man’s vintage 18K yellow gold Rolex Submariner sold for $21,600. Lot 61, a man’s two-tone diamond bracelet, sold for $3,600.
Lot 57, a woman’s 18K yellow gold Rolex President watch with diamonds, sold for $10,200. Lot 22, a woman’s 18K yellow gold Rolex President sold for $6,000.
A vintage woman’s 18K yellow gold diamond Rolex, Lot 48, sold for $3,900. Lot 50, a woman’s Cartier 18K yellow gold Tank Watch, sold for $3,000.
Lot 17, an 18K yellow gold diamond wedding set sold for $4,800. Lot 4, an 18K white gold sapphire and diamond necklace realized $4,500. A woman’s diamond and emerald dinner ring, Lot 40, sold for $3,600. Lot 29, a pair of 3-carat diamond earrings, sold for $1,920.
In the coin arena, Lots 74, 75 and 76, the 1989, 1986 and 1986 24K Chinese Panda gold coin sets, each realized $3,050. Lot 77, the 1985 version, brought $3,900 and Lot 78, the 1983 set raised $4,200. Lot 82, a 1987 set of four gold coins from the California Gold Rarities Mint brought $3,000.
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