History ? Carson City silver dollars. Curious - original GSA winning bids/prices?
jp297
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Hi,
Recently been reading here and there about the Carson City GSA silver dollars. It looks like there were a mix of mail-bid auctions and fixed prices from '73-'74, and then a final auction in '79. But I don't seem to be able to find mentions of the range of original pricing in the online histories.
I'm curious if anyone here knows - in general - what the coins originally sold for by the GSA. (Sorry if this newbie missed an obvious website to check.)
Thanks.
Recently been reading here and there about the Carson City GSA silver dollars. It looks like there were a mix of mail-bid auctions and fixed prices from '73-'74, and then a final auction in '79. But I don't seem to be able to find mentions of the range of original pricing in the online histories.
I'm curious if anyone here knows - in general - what the coins originally sold for by the GSA. (Sorry if this newbie missed an obvious website to check.)
Thanks.
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The Last of a Legacy Brochure (June 1973 sale)
82-CC, 83-CC, 84-CC - $30
80-CC, 81-CC, 85-CC - $60
Mixed CC dates (tarnished) - $15
The Coins Jesse James Never Got Sale (June 1973 sale)
Mixed dates circulated Morgan & Peace - soft packs - $3
Mixed dates uncirculated Morgan & Peace - hard packs - $5 (never seen Peace dollar in hard pack)
Mixed CC dates (tarnished) - $15
84-CC, 90-CC - $30
91-CC, 82-CC, 83-CC - $30
1880 1881 1885 Sale (Oct 1973)
80-CC, 81-CC, 85-CC - $60
The Great Silver Sale (Oct 1972 sale)
82-CC, 83-CC, 84-CC - $30
Your Invitation to Bid 1879-CC Sale (Feb 1974 Sale)
1879-CC - $300
90% Silver...100% History Sale (1980 sale - had to call for pricing)
1883-CC - $65
1884-CC - $60
1878-85-CC, 1889-93-CC - $45