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1913, 14, 15, & 16 Buff Nickels & Stamps

St. Therese Bronze PR

(2) 1976 $2 USN CU

1926 Sesquicentennial ½ $ VF

(31) Jeff Nickels w/ (2) War Nickels

1926 s &d Peace $ VG-F

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2017 CASE IH FARMALL 75C TRACTOR, MFWD, w/ Case IH L620 Loader w/ 7’ Bucket, 245 hours

2003 CASE IH MXM130 TRACTOR, MFWD, 2,219 hours

1998 CASE IH 8930 TRACTOR, MFWD, 3,537 hours

1995 CASE IH 2166 COMBINE, 5,738 Eng. Hrs., 4,366 Sep. Hrs.

2000 KINZE 3000 PLANTER, 6R30”-11R15”

1985 CHEVROLET C70 GRAIN TRUCK, 47,883 miles

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1998 Harley Davidson Fatboy FLSTF 29,000 miles SHOWROOM CLEAN

(2)  eight gun combination gun safes; several soft side gun cases

1903 Springfield rifle, S# 1115658

Savage 410/22 over and under rifle

Harrington Richardson model 158 20 ga shotgun

Stevens 12 ga. Pump shotgun

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Winchester Super X model 1 12 ga. Shotgun, new in box, never fired

H & R single 12 ga

Stevens Favorite 32 single

Ames 1874 48 caliber black powder

Heritage Rough Rider revolver 22, new in box

Peace & Morgan dollars;

Enjoy peaceful country living on this beautiful 40-acre property. Approximately 27 acres are
productive cropland, leaving around 13 acres for the home site, buildings, and mature trees that
provide privacy and a secluded setting. This land has an 82 Soil Productivity Index.

The property includes an 884 sq. ft. home featuring 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. A concrete block basement sits beneath the home and houses most of the utilities. The property is serviced by rural water and also includes a 22-kW automatic propane generator, providing dependable backup power.

Several outbuildings offer excellent space for storage, livestock, or hobby farming:

This early 1800’s home sits on 1.4 acres of prime real estate in a great location. It has a total of eight rooms, over 5000 sq ft, with 4-5 bedrooms, 3 baths, two parlors, a summer kitchen, fireplaces and a basement. The house is of all brick construction, has roomy staircase landings, and an attic.

This home was built by the Hikes family who located from Pennsylvania to Kentucky and built this home in the area still know as Hikes Point. Construction began in 1824 and took six years to finish according to local history. Click the documents tab on the website to read more about the history of this home.

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1966 Dodge Dart, slant 6 cyl 225, straight body, old police car, all original, 68,000 miles

1998 Utility Mfg. 53′ refrigerated trailer, tandem axle, aluminum wheels, road ready

110 Cub Cadet mower – restored

Toyota single stage LP powered forklift, hard surface

1947 KB 7 fuel truck, motor included, restoration project

1967 Cushman cart with title, runs

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JD 3010 D tractor, wide front
JD 4020 tractor, power shift w/Westendorf loader
JD 4020 tractor, syncro diesel wide front

New Holland 890 chopper (salvage)
International 766 gas w/Bush Hog loader (ran when parked)

New Holland 617 disc mower (works)

The home was built in 1979 and features 1,372 sq. ft. of living area, including 3 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, and 1 three-quarter bathroom. The property includes a walk-out basement, an attached 672 sq. ft. garage, a 200 AMP electrical service, and natural gas hot water heater. Additional features: includes asphalt driveway, rural water and well, a septic tank system, two sump holes, partial drain tile, lawn sprinkler system, water distiller, gutter protectors. The property also offers great storage and workspace with:
Pole Shed #1: 31′ × 63′ × 12′
Pole Shed #2: 18′ × 34′ × 14′
Outdoor Yard Sheds: 2

This acreage is a great opportunity for buyers looking for country living, extra storage, shop space, and room to enjoy outdoor living while still having the convenience of an established home and utilities.