Any Stacks winner tonight?

seateddime

I got zip, someone got a 1870 S Dollar (but darn ugly)

garsmith

3 strikes and I'm out

Coinosaurus

What did the 70-S go for?

mrearlygold

I'm in for several proof gold coins. Missed the lower grade civil war collars. Oh well.

ColonialCoinUnion

Bought a bunch.

mozin

Reserves were too high. Too bad.

MikeInFL

<< <i>Bought a bunch. >>



Please elaborate.

RYK

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<< <i>Bought a bunch. >>



Please elaborate. >>


Yes, do tell.

SmallEagle

I bought an 1855 Gold $1 for my type set.

SpaceMonkey

i scored the catalog... does that count?

stopped by the auction to watch for a few (very close to my office)... asked for a catalog... was given one... had fun watching for a bit and left with a nice bit of eye candy to view later







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Torrero

Definately some cool items but too many hidden and high reserves for me to play aggressively on anything.

Jay

seateddime

I found the reserve too high on many coins

Ronyahski

Went 1 for 1 at the Stacks auction. 1834 Crosslet 4 Classic Head $5 and the single finest graded. It has booming original luster and a great strike, though there are a few noticeable marks including a scratch above the right facing wing. After much research, have to agree that the cataloguers got it right when they said there are likely no others of this date that compare to the originality of this coin. It's a key to the CHG $5 series and am very pleased to add the finest known to my collection.

SmallEagle

Ronyahski,

That classic head $5 was on my list as well. Congratuations!

mozin

I had five coins on my watch list. Only one met the reserve, and that one went for moon money. It only takes two...

Nysoto

Congratulations Ronyahski! A great coin and a good investment on the key of a series that will become more popular, when the reference book is published.