Top Ten Lots at Heritage Tonight

Coinosaurus

Lots of 1792s and 1776s in here...

1792 P1C One Cent, Judd-1a, Pollock-1a, MS62 Red and... $446,500.00 Sold to Live: Phone
1792 P10C Silver Disme, Judd-9a, Pollock-10 -- Scratches... $458,250.00 Sold to Live: Floor
1792 P1C One Cent, Judd-1, Pollock-1 XF45+ NGC. CAC... $470,000.00 Sold to Internet
1792 P1C Birch Cent, Judd-5, Pollock-6 MS61 Brown NGC... $564,000.00 Sold to Internet
1792 DTH10C Half Disme, Judd-8, Pollock-8 AU55 NGC.... $824,850.00 Sold to Internet
1861 50C Original Confederate Half Dollar, PR30 NGC.... $881,250.00 Sold to Live: Phone
1792 P10C Silver Disme, Judd-9, Pollock-10 AU50 NGC... $998,750.00 Sold to Internet
1792 P10C Copper Disme, Judd-11, Pollock-12 MS64 Red... $1,057,500.00 Sold to Internet
1776 $1 Continental Dollar, CURRENCY, Silver, EG FECIT,... $1,527,500.00 Sold to Internet
1776 $1 Continental Dollar, CURENCY, Silver, Newman... $1,527,500.00 Sold to Live: Floor
1792 P25C Copper Quarter Dollar, Judd-12, Pollock-14... $2,232,500.00 Sold to Live: Floor
1792 P1C Birch Cent, Judd-4, Pollock-5 MS65 Red and... $2,585,000.00 Sold to Live: Floor

rhedden

I bought all of them.

Not really, but it's interesting to see how many were gotten by Internet bidders. People who viewed the lots in person have a decided advantage.

RYK

<< <i>I bought all of them.

Not really, but it's interesting to see how many were gotten by Internet bidders. People who viewed the lots in person have a decided advantage. >>


Just because the winning bid was placed over the internet does not mean that the winning bidder did not see the coin or did not have one or more experts see the coin. Plenty of dealers now view the coins and bid via the internet.

AnkurJ

Wow....

DAM

<< <i>Just because the winning bid was placed over the internet does not mean that the winning bidder did not see the coin or did not have one or more experts see the coin >>



I have done this several times. Saves time and the expense of going to the auction. And bidding myself is a nice high. Almost like sitting in the room.

kaz

Gosh. Somewhere around 12 mil spent in that short list.

mozin

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<< <i>I bought all of them.

Not really, but it's interesting to see how many were gotten by Internet bidders. People who viewed the lots in person have a decided advantage. >>


Just because the winning bid was placed over the internet does not mean that the winning bidder did not see the coin or did not have one or more experts see the coin. Plenty of dealers now view the coins and bid via the internet. >>



That is a fact.

bestday

<< <i>Gosh. Somewhere around 12 mil spent in that short list. >>



Free Fed Money fuels the collectible market.. You can certain anyone dropping Million Plus on a coin , had eyes on the coin beforehand

Type2

And I thought when some one called you a Pollock it was a bad thing.

TwoSides2aCoin

Congrats to the winners. You're the heroes of the hobby.

ambro51

The Vermonts all went for a ton Of money. I had (to me) a huge bid on one and lost by 4K

winky

My bank account screamed very loud when I went to bid so I had to back out.

EagleEye

Kevin Lipton bought the Birch cent and the copper quarter. It was funny, after winning the Birch, he didn't have a bidder card, so they had to give him one on the fly.

johnny9434

<< <i>Kevin Lipton bought the Birch cent and the copper quarter. It was funny, after winning the Birch, he didn't have a bidder card, so they had to give him one on the fly. >>

thats funny about the card. id love to own the birch cent as well. wishful thinking i guess

Nic

<< <i>Kevin Lipton bought the Birch cent and the copper quarter. It was funny, after winning the Birch, he didn't have a bidder card, so they had to give him one on the fly. >>



Different accounts.

Fabulous coins.