$5,000,000.00+ J-1 P-1
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Just though I'd share this one.
Judd-1 Pollock-1 PCGS MS67 Ex Garrett Collection Sells for $5,000,000.00+
Since the 1933 are deemed illegal to own that makes this coin the highest valued coin that sold for a USA issue, no?
I haven't tried to obtain images for this particular coin but I'll post a link to a ms61 that sold for nearly $1.2 million.
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Just though I'd share this one.
Judd-1 Pollock-1 PCGS MS67 Ex Garrett Collection Sells for $5,000,000.00+
Since the 1933 are deemed illegal to own that makes this coin the highest valued coin that sold for a USA issue, no?
I haven't tried to obtain images for this particular coin but I'll post a link to a ms61 that sold for nearly $1.2 million.
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Since the 1933 are deemed illegal to own that makes this coin the highest valued coin that sold for a USA issue, no? >>
No. The King Farouk 1933 $20 which sold for $7 million is quite legal to own.
My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
-Paul
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<< <i>.Since the 1933 are deemed illegal to own that makes this coin the highest valued coin that sold for a USA issue, no? >>
No. The King Farouk 1933 $20 which sold for $7 million is quite legal to own. >>
ty for clearing that one up.
<< <i>The PCGS SP66 1794 Dollar sold for $7.8 million in 2010.
-Paul >>
ya, that one slipped my mind. have images of it ><
that is the one they speculate was the first dollar made from our mint, correct?
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<< <i>.
Just though I'd share this one.
Judd-1 Pollock-1 PCGS MS67 Ex Garrett Collection Sells for $5,000,000.00+
Since the 1933 are deemed illegal to own that makes this coin the highest valued coin that sold for a USA issue, no?
I haven't tried to obtain images for this particular coin but I'll post a link to a ms61 that sold for nearly $1.2 million.
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What is the source of this information?
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<< <i>.
Since the 1933 are deemed illegal to own that makes this coin the highest valued coin that sold for a USA issue, no? >>
No. The King Farouk 1933 $20 which sold for $7 million is quite legal to own. >>
yeah, purchased by an anonymous bidder at a government sponsored auction...never picked up...instead, encased in glass at the Smithsonian. i bet the government owns it.
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<< <i>.
Since the 1933 are deemed illegal to own that makes this coin the highest valued coin that sold for a USA issue, no? >>
No. The King Farouk 1933 $20 which sold for $7 million is quite legal to own. >>
yeah, purchased by an anonymous bidder at a government sponsored auction...never picked up...instead, encased in glass at the Smithsonian. i bet the government owns it. >>
I haven't heard that theory before, the US government received 50% of the proceeds of the sale price after a settlement was reached with the consignor and his agent (and jail time avoided).
ok lets see if i get it right this time
top 5
Prices Realized
1794 $1 SP - $7.8 million
1933 $20 farouk $ 7.59 million
1792 1c J-1 P-1 MS67- $5+ million
1913 5c PR66 $5 million
1804 $10 PR65 UCAM $5 million
working on the top 10
<< <i>This could be of assistance! >>
ty. yes that helped very much.
now i just need to dig for the ones that didn't go through auctions :-)
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<< <i>This could be of assistance! >>
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I will cross-reference it with this info :-)
so it will be three lists
top 10 sales results/private treaty
top 10 estimated from museum/private collections - no sales results
top 10-20 rumored to exist
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does it matter?
<< <i>coins <=> patterns ??
does it matter? >>
They could be broken out into separate lists.
<< <i>coins <=> patterns ??
does it matter? >>
where did that come from?
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<< <i>So, who sold the coin?? Is there a article or press release?? >>
legend
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<< <i>coins <=> patterns ??
does it matter? >>
where did that come from?
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A number of the items on the most valuable lists are patterns, not technically coins or legal tender.
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<< <i>coins <=> patterns ??
does it matter? >>
where did that come from? >>
just curious.
I'm sometimes tediously specific. I guess this is one of those times.
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<< <i>
<< <i>coins <=> patterns ??
does it matter? >>
where did that come from? >>
just curious.
I'm sometimes tediously specific. I guess this is one of those times. >>
i see, i just took it out of context. now i see what you mean and no for what goal i am attempting to accomplish any USA issue will do so long as it is legal to own which has nothing to do with right or wrong, just our law(s).
<< <i>If you are going to be all inclusive, you might as well include the $55 million coin. >>
that australia monstrosity doesn't qualify not for its' complete obscene-ness, but the fact it is a foreign issue, good thinking though
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<< <i>Generally speaking, private treaty transactions are not verifiable and as such, cannot be relied upon in the same way as public auction sales results. >>
no argument here.
i've not posted all the reasons for my desire to comprise such lists though
a lot of the reasons/lunacy that leads me to compile the things i do i prefer to keep in the recesses and safety of my mind and thusly will often times not make sense to others, not having all the
information to make informed inquiries and/or form opinions. :-) and
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