auction houses, missing any?

CoinBuyer12 · January 20, 2013 10:18AM

David Lawrence
Teletrade
Great Collections
Heritage Auctions
Stacks and Bowers

DeliaBug · January 20, 2013 10:21AM

Goldbergs is one.

njcoincrank · January 20, 2013 10:24AM

Scotsman is another.

njcc

Greeniejr · January 20, 2013 10:24AM

Kagin has one. There is Legend Morphy. Then there are a lot of non-US ones

LanceNewmanOCC · January 20, 2013 10:24AM

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see first post
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lkeigwin · January 20, 2013 10:25AM

Legend-Morphy auctions.
Lance.

Justacommeman · January 20, 2013 10:43AM

Imcomplete but handy

MJ

BryceM · January 20, 2013 10:53AM

You forgot the biggest one, by volume anyhow......

eBay

g048406 · January 20, 2013 11:39AM

there are soo many other BETTER coin auctions than the one's mentioned ie:

Steve Album Auctions:
Steve Album Auctions

Safe Deposit Coin Auctions:
Safe Deposit Coin Auctions

US Asset Fofeiture & Seizures Coin Auctions:
US Asset Forfeiture & Seizures Coin Auctions

CoinBuyer12 · January 20, 2013 11:43AM

Took a look at Legend-Morphy, and Goldberg, they seem to be the "best of the best" types.

CoinZip · January 20, 2013 12:08PM

I've worked with Morphy's before........they are fantastic to work with.

edited for spelling

CoinBuyer12 · January 20, 2013 12:22PM

So far, I'm liking Great Collections, 2nd best is Heritage.

GC only has a 10% BP, while HA is 17.5%.

I dunno about HA, but GC only charges $3.50 per lot for shipping. I'm not really in enough hurry to spend $6.50 for priority.

I used to frequent Teletrade, but after upping the BP to 17.5%, removing the Tuesday no BP auctions, and nixing gold rewards, they can fall off a cliff for all I care.

I don't really get it, you would think raising the BP would give TT a little extra cash, and allow them to KEEP rewards, not nix them. I have enough points left to get a new redbook, I will probably either sell it or give it to a YN, since I don't need two.

CoinRaritiesOnline · January 20, 2013 7:06PM

<< <i>So far, I'm liking Great Collections, 2nd best is Heritage.

GC only has a 10% BP, while HA is 17.5%.

I dunno about HA, but GC only charges $3.50 per lot for shipping. I'm not really in enough hurry to spend $6.50 for priority.

I used to frequent Teletrade, but after upping the BP to 17.5%, removing the Tuesday no BP auctions, and nixing gold rewards, they can fall off a cliff for all I care.

I don't really get it, you would think raising the BP would give TT a little extra cash, and allow them to KEEP rewards, not nix them. I have enough points left to get a new redbook, I will probably either sell it or give it to a YN, since I don't need two. >>

I focus more on what sorts of material they offer, not on the terms. If they don't have any coins I want to bid on, the most favorable terms in the industry are not going to get me to bid.

ebaytrader · January 20, 2013 10:35PM

Spink-Smythe

They often offer many unusual, and hard to find items, but their web site is so bad it's not worth the effort.

coindeuce · January 20, 2013 11:13PM

H. Joseph Levine's Presidential Coin and Antique Company.

Steven L. Davis' Numismatic Auctions LLC.

s4ny · January 21, 2013 12:20AM

I forget the name, but last year (I think) some big art auction house had a huge raw
coin collection. Many very rare coins like every no motto Eagle.

The collector was described as a hole filler and I think he had lived in NC.

I thought the pictures were excellent and while some thought the prices were over the top, I
saw some as quite reasonable. I was looking at things like AU58 1902, 1905, 1906 Double Eagles
which are so rarely seen, and went maybe 20% over melt.

auction houses, missing any?

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