Winning numbers are drawn approximately every four minutes. Players select from 1 to 12 numbers or “spots” for each game. A computer then randomly chooses 20 winning numbers from 1 to 80 and displays them on a Keno monitor. Play KENO at all retail locations and watch the drawings at a KENO monitor location or on demand here. You can wager $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $10 & $20. Choose from 1 to 10 numbers (called the 'spot') out of a pool of 80 numbers. You may use a bet card or the Auto Pick feature. Keno is an easy game that’s played with spots (numbers) from 1 to 80. In each game, 20 of the 80 numbers are randomly selected by the Lottery’s computer system. The amount you win depends on how many spots you select and match correctly.

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The prize tables in keno can look a bit complicated. Here’s our quick tips on what to look out for in keno pay schedules. Each casino has its own system of payouts, which you will find set out in the Keno brochures or payout schedules around the casino or, if you’re playing Video keno you’ll find a payout table on each machine.

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“Americana and Estates Auction”
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Gilbert Stuart (American 1755-1828)

“ISRAEL KINSMAN” PORTRAIT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON

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Purchased in 1817 by Israel Kinsman, a Philadelphia merchant, and hung in his residence at 359 Arch Street, Philadelphia PA. To his daughter Louise and from her to her nephew. It remained in the Kinsman family for approximately 100 years. In 1920 the painting was owned and exhibited by the Ralston Galleries.

Oil on canvas. 30 ½ x 25 ½ in.

SOLD for $356,250.00

Our Saturday, January 23rd
“Americana and Estates Auction”
Was a Big Success. Scroll down for results.

Gilbert Stuart (American 1755-1828)

“ISRAEL KINSMAN” PORTRAIT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON

Purchased in 1817 by Israel Kinsman, a Philadelphia merchant, and hung in his residence at 359 Arch Street, Philadelphia PA. To his daughter Louise and from her to her nephew. It remained in the Kinsman family for approximately 100 years. In 1920 the painting was owned and exhibited by the Ralston Galleries.

Oil on canvas. 30 ½ x 25 ½ in.

SOLD for $356,250.00

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Flambe Glazed Meiping with Qianlong mark $21,250.00

Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) Portrait of Washington $356,250.00

William L. Hawkins (1895-1990) Frankenstein $41,600.00

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Scroll down for more results of the January 23rd auction.

Our Saturday, January 23rd
“Americana and Estates Auction”
Was a Big Success. Scroll down for results.

Gilbert Stuart (American 1755-1828)

“ISRAEL KINSMAN” PORTRAIT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON

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Purchased in 1817 by Israel Kinsman, a Philadelphia merchant, and hung in his residence at 359 Arch Street, Philadelphia PA. To his daughter Louise and from her to her nephew. It remained in the Kinsman family for approximately 100 years. In 1920 the painting was owned and exhibited by the Ralston Galleries.

Oil on canvas. 30 ½ x 25 ½ in.

SOLD for $356,250.00

Our Saturday, January 23rd
“Americana and Estates Auction”
Was a Big Success. Scroll down for results.

Gilbert Stuart (American 1755-1828)

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“ISRAEL KINSMAN” PORTRAIT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON

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Purchased in 1817 by Israel Kinsman, a Philadelphia merchant, and hung in his residence at 359 Arch Street, Philadelphia PA. To his daughter Louise and from her to her nephew. It remained in the Kinsman family for approximately 100 years. In 1920 the painting was owned and exhibited by the Ralston Galleries.

Oil on canvas. 30 ½ x 25 ½ in.

SOLD for $356,250.00

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Spring Auction

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Flambe Glazed Meiping with Qianlong mark $21,250.00

Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) Portrait of Washington $356,250.00

William L. Hawkins (1895-1990) Frankenstein $41,600.00