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One of eight rare coins certified by NGC to sell for six figures in the November Numismatica Genevensis sale   A City View rarity from Switzerland

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One of just two known examples of a medallion from one of the best and most important collections of ancient coins ever sold through Heritage Auctions

A medallion from one of the best and most important collections of ancient coins ever sold through Heritage Auctions could bring $200,000 USD or more when

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An extremely rare Edward VIII Pattern Gold 5 Sovereign certified by Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) has realized €2.11 million (about $2.45 million),

A King Edward VIII gold pattern that was certified by Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) and set a record earlier this year for most expensive British coin

Heritage Auctions announces record first quarter sales surpassing $337 million 1787 DBLN New York-Style Brasher Doubloon, EB on Wing, MS65★ NGC. CAC. W-5840. DALLAS, TX .-Heritage Auctions, the largest auction house founded in the United States, reported total first quarter sales of $337,410,572, an increase of 16 percent over the same period last year. Revenue was driven by world record-breaking sales of U.S. and World & Ancient coins, Comics & Comic Art and Sports memorabilia. Even through...

Steve Studer Collection Part 3 of US Coins Open for Bidding at Heritage Auctions Heritage Auctions through March 22, features a wide assortment of collector coins in denominations ranging from three-cent silver to double eagles. The great majority of the coins being offered have dates from the period 1838-1861, with most struck in New Orleans. A few more modern coins round out the offering. A featured lot in this auction is an 1859-O Double Eagle, graded AU50 by PCGS. With a mintage of only 9,...