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The article highlights the success of the Heritage auction, particularly the Eric Lane Collection of Early U.S. Dollars, with the top-selling coin being a 1794 Flowing Hair silver dollar and significant interest and bidding observed for rare 1798 Draped Bust dollars. It also mentions that notable coins and an 1800 B-15, BB-195 silver dollar, both from the Eric Lane Collection, achieving substantial bids and contributing to the overall positive momentum in the coin market.

The article focuses on the "2024 Coin Show & Auction Guide," a supplement to Numismatic News, World Coin News, and Bank Note Reporter. Topics include an alphabetical listing of auction firms in the Auction Guide, geographical details about numismatic shows in the Show Guide, and a chronological listing of coin shows in the Showdex section.

The article informs about the recent auction led by a rare 1921 Saint-Gaudens double eagle, which sold for 144,000 dollar, contributing to the event's total surpassing 6 million dollar. Topic include other notable coins from the auction, including an 1882 double eagle and a 1915-S Panama-Pacific round 50 dollar, both reaching 138,000 dollar, as well as additional highlights such as a 1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel and an 1860 Clark, Gruber eagle.

The article reports on an auction of Islamic, Indian, Chinese, and World Coins, by Stephen Album Rare Coins, in Santa Rosa, California, U.S., from May 18-21, 2023.

The article informs that Kunker's Berlin Auction Sales resumed in February 2023, achieving almost 10 million euro for 730 lots, with 15 selling for six-figure sums. Catalog 379 contained 100 coins estimated at 625,000 euro and sold for 1.35m euro, including the third-placed rare Brunswick loser that sold for 75,000 euro. Catalog 380 featured the Widegren Collection, with the most expensive piece being a Swedish rarity.

The article offers information on Eric Lane's collection of U.S. coins, including a focus on early dollars, which was featured in Heritage's Long Beach Expo US Coins Signature Auction. Topics include Lane's lifelong passion for collecting, his strategic investment in early dollars and eagles, and the exceptional quality of his coins, particularly a 1794 Flowing Hair Dollar and a 1798 Draped Bust Dollar.

The article reports on significant coins to be auctioned, including the 1855 Kellogg $50, lauded as one of the rarest pioneer gold coins, alongside the 1792 half dime and the 1893-S Morgan Dollar, prized for their rarity and historical significance. It also highlights coins from the Old Pioneer Collection, featuring remarkable early gold rush issues such as the 1830 Templeton Reid quarter eagle and the 1804 $10 pattern, offering unique insights into early American coinage.

The article offers information related to the auction of ancient coins including Greek Coinage, Coins of the Roman Republic, and Coins of the Roman Imperial Period at Künker auction on April 6, 2022.

The article focuses on the upcoming Heritage Long Beach Auction on June 13-16, 2024. It highlighting top treasures like the Citizen Bold Collection of 109 Morgan dollars; including rare specimens such as the 1893-S and 1892-S Morgan dollars; as well as other notable collections like the Mercury Rising Collection and The Avraham Collection; and featuring coins like the 1908-S Saint-Gaudens double eagle and Liberty Head double eagles and eagles from various mints.

The article informs about the upcoming Show & Auction Guide, a semi-annual supplement to Numismatic News, World Coin News, and Bank Note Reporter, featuring comprehensive listings of coin shows and numismatic auction firms. Topic include It encourages submissions for free show listings by May 12 via an online form or email, with options for enhanced listings available upon inquiry by May 8.

The article offers information on September 15–18, 2022, Stephen Album Rare Coins hosted its Auction 44 at its Santa Rosa, California, offices and The prices realized are robust, reaching in at 2.2 million dollars with a sell through percentage of 95.2 percent , continuing the firm's successful 2022 auctions pattern. It discusses that the firm is preparing for its Literature Auction 1 on October 17, 2022 and a 2,000 lot coin auction on November 7-8, 2022.

The article highlights the upcoming 40th Anniversary Show and Auction in April 2024 in Hong Kong, which will be held at the iconic Holiday Inn Golden Mile, where the first Hong Kong auction took place in 1996. The event will feature a joint auction conducted by Hongkong International Coin Convention & Antique Watch Fair, Champion Auction and Collectibles Auction Asia, along with an invitational 40th-anniversary commemorative party, inviting participants from the original 1984 show.

The article discusses the increasing interest in coin auctions among collectors and investors.

The article focuses on the upcoming Stack's Bowers Galleries official auction of the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Winter Expo, featuring coins from renowned collections such as the Eliasberg and Fairmont Collections. Topics discussed include the Eliasberg Collection's rarities, notable cabinets like the Barbaro Acres and Olds Collection, and highlights from the Fairmont Collection-Kronen Set, offering a diverse range of numismatic Americana.

The article invites organizations to list their shows in the 2024 Show & Auction Guide, a supplement to Numismatic News, World Coin News, and Bank Note Reporter magazines, with free submissions due by November 5, 2023.

The article focuses on James Halperin, one of the most successful rare coin dealers in the United States. James Halperin is probably the most successful professional numismatist of all time. Halperin has been in the forefront of this business for a long time, establishing new benchmarks for coin grading, sewing up the rights to auctions at leading shows, pioneering sales over the Internet and making headlines unloading the collections of celebrities (like Nicolas Cage's comic books). He has had brushes with postal inspectors, the Federal Trade Commission and coin dealers who have sued him for, among other things, sticking them with inflated prices. While a Harvard freshman in 1971, Halperin formed New England Rare Coin Galleries. His book "How to Grade U.S. Coins" is a classic. Halperin decided the best way to expand the wholesaling business was to plunge into auctions. INSET: What, Him Worry?.

The article discuses the auction of the Eberhard Werther Collections. It is reported that the collection ranges from a small selection of world coins to some Habsburg specimens and coins and medals from the German states. It is further reported that the important collection of Pomeranian coins has paved his way into the coin trade.

The article presents the discussion on Heritage Auctions will offer a significant collection of large cents when the Collection of Walter J. Husak and the Liberty Cap Foundation. Topics include benefit American coin history research and education; at about the same time, he began his second large cent collection; and only appropriate that a collection of this historical stature should be its own event."

The article discusses Heritage Auctions' World and Ancient Coins Platinum Session and Signature Auction in which Meiji gold Pattern 10 Yen Year 3 MS66 NGC sold for a record amount. A Victoria gold Proof "Una and the Lion" 5 Pounds soared above pre-auction expectations. It mentions that Meiji gold coins produced during the Meiji era remain a difficult portion of Japanese numismatics.

The article offers information on the Heritage Long Beach Expo that was held in September 2019 in which highlighted the sale of a Republic of Cuba 1915 20 pesos gold proof. Topics include the sale of the 1809 Rio de Janeiro silver pattern 960 reis in the Heritage Long Beach Auction; the sale of Canadian coins from the collection of longtime dealer Doug Robins, including a gorgeous pair of Magdalen Island proof penny tokens; and involvement of several Coin collectors in the expo.

The article offers information related to the auction of Stephen Album Rare Coins in its Internet Auction 15 on April 11, 2022 at its offices in Santa Rosa, California.

The article reports on the American Numismatic Association (ANA) and the Harry W. Bass, Jr. Foundation announced April 13 that the Harry W. Bass, Jr. collection of U.S. gold coins and patterns on display at the Edward C. Rochette Money Museum in Colorado Springs, Colo., will be returned to the foundation and sold at auction. It mentions that the Money Museum has been this collection's temporary home since October 2000.

The article offers information on the Long Beach Collectibles Expo to be held at the Long Beach Convention Center in Southern California on February 2-4, 2023.

The article reports that Stephen Album rare Coins held its Auction 42 from January 20 to 23, 2022, at its offices in Santa Rosa, Calif. Topics include considered that the prices realized were yet another new record for the company coming in at several million with a sell-through rate of 97.4 percent and some sections such as the Chinese coins achieves a nearly 100 percent sell-through rate.

The article reports that Kunker Finished Auctions sales 358 and 259 on January 26, 2022 as both auctions were a tremendous success and the 772 lots realized several million euros. Topics include considered that Köhlmoos Collection played a major role in the success of the auction sale as it realized a total result of several million euros, which is an increase of various percent compared to its estimate.

The article reports that Stephen Album Rare Coins (SARC) will hold its Auction 42 at its offices in Santa Rosa, California across four days from January 20 to 23, 2022. Topics include considered that internet pre-bidding became available in mid-December and can be accessed through their website as the auction is comprised of several lots from across all categories and time periods.

The article discusses coins put in auction at Heidelberger Munzhandlung. Topics include auction showcases 5,268 coins so collectors actually have a chance to buy them; auction starts with 80 lots of coins from Celts to Greeks an Romans to Byzantines; 500 coins from Habsburg Emperors and Austrian princes are also in auction.

The article provides information on the 54th Regency Auction for rare Coins by the official auctioneer of the PCGS Members to be held the Omni Hotel in San Diego, California, on September 8.

The article presents the discussion on Heritage Auctions. Topics include offering one of the most revered and valuable rare-coin collections in numismatics history; and non-profits supported by the Harry W. Bass Jr. Foundation with a particular emphasis on early childhood education and literacy in Dallas.

The article discusses the coin collection of D. Brent Pogue. Over the course of 35 years he has acquired several hundred coins from the U.S. federalist era including one from a group minted at the behest of former U.S. President George Washington. In 2015 Stack's Bowers Galleries will auction off Pogue's coins, which former Bowers chairman Q. David Bowers says will sell for over $100 million.

The article offers information on 2021 Bruun Rasmussen auction which includes sale of Queen Louise's personal Royal Danish 50th Wedding Anniversary medal struck in gold. Topics discussed include focus on collecting pinnacles of Danish medallic issues; information on Danish d'or gold trade coins inspired by the French Louis d'or series; and focus on rare Argentinian Struck 1916 gold medal struck.

The article reports on the number-one PCGS Registry Set of CAC-approved Walking Liberty half dollars formed by noted numismatist Rollo Fox is being auctioned by the firm GreatCollections. It mentions that the complete collection of 72 coins dated from 1916 through 1947 is graded by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) with CAC approval and includes each date and mintmark of the popular series in business strikes and proofs dated from 1938 through 1942.

The article reports that the last lot offered in Part 1 of The Simpson Collection auctioned at Heritage Auctions has surpassed 14.6 million U.S. dollars. The collection is owned by legendary collector Bob R. Simpson. One of Simpson's collection, the 1894-S Barber dime, graded PR-66 by Professional Coin Grading Service, was sold for 1.5 million U.S. dollars. Other collections sold at the auction are also described.

The article reports on the certification and grading by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) of 21 of the 25 costliest U.S. coins sold at public auctions in 2019. Among the auction companies selling the coins are Legend Rare Coin Auctions, Sotheby's, and Stack's Bowers Galleries. Also cited are the graded coins, including the Ted Naftzger Specimen 1793 AMERI Chain cent, the Atwater/Eliasberg Specimen 1885 Trade dollar, and the Dr. Jerry Buss Specimen 1894-S Barber dime.

The article features the rare coins to be sold at the Stack's Bowers Galleries official auction at the Baltimore Whitman Coin & Collectibles Expo in Maryland in March 2020. Topics include the 1804 silver dollar, and the 1884-1885 Trade dollars from the E. Horatio Morgan Collection to be auctioned, and comments from Stack's Bowers Galleries president Brian Kendrella on the auction.

The article reports on coin collection Ultimate Collection of Rattlers and Old Holders offered by auction company GreatCollections announced on November 12, 2019. Topics discussed include views of Ian Russell, owner and president of GreatCollections, on the same, collection being auctioned with bidding to commence and auction of 1797 Draped Bust half dollar.