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The prices listed within the NumisMedia FMV Price Guide represent our Fair Market Value determination for a properly graded coin within each category.
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More Record Sales from the Heritage CSNS Auction
May 15, 2023
Heritage Auctions held lot viewing at the Central States Numismatic Society Convention for their portion of the CSNS official auction with the ensuing sale at their Dallas offices, May 3-7. To say U.S. Gold is hot is an understatement with so many rarities finding new homes, many at prices above estimates. The Gold in this sale was phenomenal, especially in the $3 Proof series. In the chart below are some of the many $3 Proof Gold coins which realized significant bids. Additionally, Gold bullion is holding well over the $2,000 mark and stronger metals nearly always bodes well for rare coins.
1824/1 $2.5 Gold certified by PCGS PR67
From the Harry Bass Jr. Collection, this 1824/1 $2.5 Gold coin is unique in that it is the only coin available to collectors with just one other Proof in the Smithsonian; this PCGS PR67 realized $1,740,000. The 1824/1 overdate was a result of using the die from the earlier 1821 issue which had a mintage of just over 6,000 coins; with such a small mintage, to save on expenses the mint reused the last die since there were no $2.5 Gold coins minted in 1822 or 1823. The last time this coin sold at auction was in 1985 when it was purchased by Mr. Bass Jr for $104,500.
1824/1 $2.5 Gold PCGS PR67 sold for $1,740,000 at Heritage Auctions CSNS U.S. Coins Signature Auction in Dallas, Texas, May 3-7, 2023
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