Empty Your Change Purse For This Coin Auction
An impeccable collection of coins has been curated for this weekend’s first-ever coin and bullion auction on Jasper52. This diverse sale spans decades and continents, with specimens from Imperial Russia, Bourbon Spain, and ancient Rome, and includes many rare examples from throughout the history of the United States.
We’ve selected a few highlights from the collection to set your eyes (and wallets) on:
One of the standouts from this collection is an extremely rare 1895-S Morgan silver dollar estimated at $6,600-$13,200.
1895-S Morgan $1 PCGS AU53, rare. Estimate: $6,600-$13,200. Jasper52 image
One of the earliest and finest U.S. coins in the sale is a rare 1799 13-Star Bust dollar graded PCGS F12, which is expected to sell for $5,300-$10,600.
Rare 1799 Bust Dollar PCGS F12. Estimate: $5,300-$10,600. Jasper52 image
On the flip side (see what we did there?), well-circulated example of the same 1799 silver dollar is estimated at $2,900-$5,700.
1799 13 Star Draped Bust dollar. Estimate: $2,900-$5,700. Jasper52 image
A rare oddity in this collection is a 1955 Double Die Lincoln Cent, which is expected to sell for $3,500-$7,000. The die is the device that imprints an image on blank coins, and a double die coin is one that was struck by a die that was accidentally engraved with a double image.
1955 Double Die Lincoln Cent, rare. Estimate: $3,500-$7,000. Jasper52 image
Gold coins in this sale include a 1910-D $10 U.S. Indian Head gold piece, and an 1856 $3 U.S. Princess gold piece.
RIGHT: 1910-D $10 U.S. Indian Head gold coin. Estimate: $2,100-$4,100. Jasper52 image
LEFT: 1856-S $3 U.S. Princess gold coin. Estimate: $1,700-$3,300. Jasper52 image
The entire collection of coins consists of 125 lots. Click here to view the full collection and register to bid in this exciting auction.
