Looking Through July Heritage Catalog....

Shortgapbob

I was looking through the July Heritage Catalog for the FUN sale and there are a total of nine different 1907 High Relief Saints. That seemed like a large number for one sale, even a large one. I'm curious what kind of prices they will bring, as they seem to vary somewhat in condition, from AU to MS-65. There are a few coins of the same grade, so with some of the recent issues in grading Saints, I wonder how greatly the prices will vary for the coins that are graded the same.

Longacre

These coins are like SVDBs-- they travel in packs.

fc

i also noted in the half eagle section some strange anomolies.

like 5-7 185XP half eagles all in XF. how in the world so many butt
ugly half eagles ended up in one auction is beyond me.

the heritage auctions coming up, for me personally, when it comes
to half eagles is a joke.

i wonder what longacre, ryk and fatman think about the gold
selection?

here is the link of the common man coins. here.

5 1856P XF40 half eagles. not a looker in the bunch. dump time.

prestige half eagles, from fun. not common

but the keys are missing, for me at least.
only one nice civil war date.
no 1866 without motto.
no 1839 anything.
no 1889P or 1890P.
etc...
the coins all look processed and left over from previous years.
tired looking. NCS spread here and there.

but the 3 people i mentioned above, they examine the southern
gold with passion. i wonder if they feel the same?

Longacre

<< <i>i also noted in the half eagle section some strange anomolies.

like 5-7 185XP half eagles all in XF. how in the world so many butt
ugly half eagles ended up in one auction is beyond me.

the heritage auctions coming up, for me personally, when it comes
to half eagles is a joke.

i wonder what longacre, ryk and fatman think about the gold
selection? >>




I just got the catalog yesterday, and believe it or not, the new Tiffany's catalog arrived at the same time. I need to check it out, though (the Heritage one, not the Tiffany one).