Taraszka Collection of 1795-1804 $10 Gold Eagles Top $3.2M in Stack’s Bowers Auction
Taraszka Collection of 1795-1804 $10 Gold Eagles Top $3.2M in Stack’s Bowers Auction
A milestone in early American numismatics was realized at the Stack’s Bowers Galleries Official Auction at the ANA World’s Fair of Money, where the incredible Anthony J. Taraszka Collection of 1795 to 1804 $10 Gold Eagles was sold to a standing-room audience on the evening of Thursday, August 15.
The catalog featured 41 coins, comprising every known variety from 1795 through 1804.
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Beautiful design
Beautiful gold coins indeed....and a 'standing room' audience for the auction...A lot of interest in these coins. Cheers, RickO
No Newps for you from that sale???
Sometimes the quest for completeness overwhelms the quality available
A great die variety collection of early $10 Eagles, which took considerable time and effort, and many of the varieties are not available in very high grade.
Taraszka also contributed greatly to numismatics, with research on emission sequence, die stages, and reed counts. His research proved that edge reeds were applied during the strike, and not in the Castaing rimming machine as previously thought. He published the first book on early Eagles, United States Ten Dollar Gold Eagles 1795-1804, and much of the research was later incorporated into Dannreuther's book on early gold.
Here is a link to the online auction lot listing.
There is much detailed info to be found within each lot description.
https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/auctions/3-IXTQG/august-2019-ana-session-6-the-anthony-j-taraszka-collection-lots-4001-4041?limit=36
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Here is Just one of the many nice examples from early United States history:
https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/lots/view/3-IXTTB/1797-capped-bust-right-eagle-heraldic-eagle-bd-2-taraszka-8-rarity-4-ms-62-pcgs
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