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An 1855 Kellogg & Co. $50 gold "slug" and a high grade 1901 Coronet $2.50 quarter eagle are among the top lots being offered in a Stack's Bowers Galleries sale on Nov. 14.
Roman Imperial gold coins have proven to be attractions when offered for sale and Heritage sold a gold aureus struck by Marcus Aurelius as Augustus for $25,200 in an August sale.
The Lincoln Wheat cent is a perennial favorite of coin collectors. In 1909, it was the first circulating U.S. coin to feature a real person.
Standout lots in Heritage's upcoming U.S. Coins Signature Auction include a 1794 Flowing Hair dollar, a Capped Bust, No Stars $2.50 quarter eagle and an 1891-O Seated Liberty quarter dollar.
The New Orleans Mint’s last Morgan dollars were struck in 1904 as the United States Mint prepared to shutter the facility.