ANR has some serious coins in their for sale inventory

RYK

Like this one:

cosmicdebris

Holy Chit!

etexmike

That is one fine coin.

That's exactly what I collect -- in my dreams.

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etexmike

ER

Also, a PCGS MS67 1893-S Morgan, toned, coming up in the Baltimore Sale. Starting bid $517,300.

FatMan

Yes Robert, A very serious coin. Thanks for posting. I see it comes with a serious price tag too.


ttt for anyone who may have missed it.

JrGMan2004

RYK

Up until recently, I thought that their inventory was rather drab. No longer.

roadrunner

I believe the 1803 half just sold out of one of the FUN auctions.
It originally came out of Queller in late 2002 at $19,550. Bought
via Northeast Numismatics (or one of their multiple bid #'s) and went NGC-63 at that time.

What's ANR asking for it now?

roadrunner

RYK

$105,000 for the 1803 half. In the printed catalog (Numi Sun), they were offering a 1795 $1 in 63 for $160,000.

They have REALLY stepped up the inventory.

roadrunner

I don't know about the "stepping up" part. They are offering the Eliasberg 1843-0 NGC MS65 25c which is one of the finest known.
It was graded as MS63/65 in the Eliasberg sale due to a plethora of "obvious hits" on Miss Liberty. The coin is an honest MS64 today that was orig graded as MS64 and has since found its way into a 65 holder. Now it moves around the auction and bourse circuit like the Ancient Mariner. The write up in the ANR catalog is quite laudatory. A coin I'd love to own, in real MS65 grade. The $8800 it realized at the "E" sale was indicative of the grade. The $17,000 ask price today is indicative of the plastic.

roadrunner

09sVDB

Can't say that I just spent that kind of money but I did purchase my first coin from them today. I was a 1940D Washington Quarter in PCGS 65.

mgoodm3

Oooo. Nice.

Longacre

I noticed they have a lot better inventory as well. Do you know who is their main buyer? The literature seems to indicate Melissa K., but I don't know if she is the main buyer of the high ticket items.