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Re: 1822 $5 at $8.4M!
Brian Kendrella affirmed to that the underbidder was a person (not a Mac Pogue reserve) and the winning bid was a collector. So there were two bidders. Hope this helps @privaterarecoincollector. So t… (View Post)8 -
Re: 1822 $5 at $8.4M!
No @privaterarecoincollector I was just an interested observer watching some history unfold. Congrats on the new purchase, looks fabulous. I'm not sure about all the metrics from my viewpoint, a… (View Post)1 -
Re: 1822 $5 at $8.4M!
I had been present at both the Pogue auction and this weeks sale of the 1822 half eagle. At Pogue it was clear a reserve was present the way it proceeded. This sale seemed very real to me, at least t… (View Post)6 -
Re: 1822 $5 at $8.4M!
Hey Mark and Bruce, yes I meant US gold coin (by our mint). The Brasher is special of course and historic, just not a US mint product as we all know. (View Post)1 -
Re: 1822 $5 at $8.4M!
Dell Loy has only been on his Eliasberg quest for what about four years? Eliasberg had been at it for how long 25+ years? The Hansen collection built set by set, piece by piece, has been an incredibl… (View Post)2