Bistolida erythraeensis (Sowerby 1837).
25.5 mm. Dahlak Archipelago, Eritrea. Big one! Over 25 mm is rarely offered. Gem-.

Chelycypraea testudinaria (Linnaeus 1758).
126.0 mm. Philippines. Giant! Hard to get this big and nice. Gem.

Cribrarula astaryi Schilder 1971.
15.4 mm. Marquesas Islands. Beautiful, fresh, dark, and mature specimen, Gem.

Cypraea tigris tigris (Linnaeus 1758).
67.5 mm. Philippines. Fantastic pattern coloration! Gem.

Erronea chrysostoma Schilder 1927.
29.1 mm. Solomon Islands, Dark and gorgeous Gem!

Ipsa childreni var. lemurica Schilder & Schilder 1938.
21.6 mm. Mauritius. Fresh dead, high quality characteristic western form. Hardly ever available. F+.

Leporicypraea geographica geographica (Schilder & Schilder 1933).
57.9 mm. Madagascar. Dwarf and fantastic color variation! Healed irregularity on columellar margin resulting in an interesting malleated surface, F++.

Leporicypraea geographica geographica (Schilder & Schilder 1933).
79.8 mm. Pemba Island, Tanzania. Large specimen with interesting pattern, absolutely beautiful multi-colored marginal spotting with blues, golds, and browns, Gem-.

Leporicypraea mappa viridis f. eluceta Lorenz & Hubert 2000.
81.8 mm. Giant! Nomwin Island, Chuuk. This is the largest specimen of this form that I have had, F++.

Leporicypraea mappa viridis f. eluceta Lorenz & Hubert 2000.
62.6 mm. Kwajalein Atoll. Interesting shape, very mature with thick basal and marginal callus, Gem-.

Leporicypraea mappa viridis var. (Kenyon 1902).
50.3 mm. Guam. Variation "guamensis" from Guam with its characteristic small size and slender shape, Gem.

Leporicypraea mappa viridis var. (Kenyon 1902).
57.2 mm. Guam. Striking pattern of dorsal spotting in this "guamensis" variation. Would be a good companion piece for the other specimen in this current auction. Gem-.

Leporicypraea rosea rosea (Gray 1824).
66.2 mm. Mauritius. Dark and beautiful, F++/Gem.

Luria cinerea cinerea (Gmelin 1791).
38.7 mm. Florida. Giant! Never available in this large size. Heavy, mature specimen, F++.

Luria isabellamexicana (Stearns 1893).
32.8 mm. Panama. Lovely specimen, nice size and quality, Gem-.

Lyncina lynx (Linnaeus 1758).
54.5 mm. Philippines. Beautiful marginal spotting looks like watercolor brush strokes! Gem-.

Muracypraea mus donmoorei Petuch 1979.
39.6 mm. Venezuela. Cute dwarf, Gem.

Naria acicularis acicularis var. marcuscoltroi (Petuch & Myers 2015).
22.0 mm. Brazil. Lovely callused specimen of this recently named variety, Gem.

Naria englerti (Summers & Burgess 1965).
26.5 mm. Easter Island. Large specimen, rarely offered this big! Gem.

Naria lamarckii redimita (Melvill 1888).
35.6 mm. Thailand. Callused and heavy, from the old days. Can't get these except from old collections now, Gem.

Naria turdus turdus (Lamarck 1810).
19.4 mm. Muscat, Oman. Dwarf! Hardly available under 20 mm. Gem.

Pseudozonaria arabicula (Lamarck 1810).
31.2 mm. Panama. Giant specimen! Lovely pink margins, Gem-.

Pustularia margarita f. africana Lorenz & Hubert 1993.
11.0 mm. Mauritius. Dwarf Gem! Rarely offered.

Ransoniella punctata punctata var. fusula Dolin 2007.
11.8 mm. Philippines. Interesting deep water variation, characteristically slender and rostrate. Rarely offered, Gem.

Staphylaea limacina facifer Iredale 1935.
22.5 mm. Queensland, Australia. Heavy, callused specimen, Gem.

Zonaria angelicae f. petiformis Lorenz & Hubert 1993.
18.8 mm. Gabon. Dwarf form with pink basal color, Gem.

Zonaria zonaria (Gmelin 1791).
23.2 mm. Limbe Bay, Cameroon. Dark dwarf, F++.

Cleotrivia antillarum (Schilder 1922).
4.6 mm. Florida. Uncommon tiny trivia, rarely offered. Gem-.

Jenneria pustulata (Lightfoot 1786).
26.0 mm. Panama. Giant! Rarely offered size of a common cowry relative, Gem.

Pusula pediculus (Linnaeus 1758) and Pusula costispunctata (G. B. Sowerby II 1870).
Two self-collected Gems from Florida.