The recent US Coins Signature® Auction held from March 28-31, 2024, showcased some remarkable pieces, drawing in collectors and enthusiasts from around the globe. Among the standout lots was the sale of a rare 1921 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle, MS62 PCGS, which fetched an impressive $144,000, leading the event to a total of $6,241,741.
Todd Imhof, Executive Vice President at Heritage Auctions, expressed his excitement over the auction’s success, particularly highlighting the exceptional rarity and quality of the featured coins. The 1921 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle, with only 175 believed to remain in existence, stood out as a leading condition rarity in the series, making it a coveted addition to any collection.
Two other coins vied for top honors in the auction, each closing at $138,000. An 1882 Double Eagle AU58 NGC and a 1915-S Panama-Pacific Round Fifty Dollar, MS65+ NGC, showcased their historical significance and rarity, attracting considerable attention from bidders.
The auction also witnessed a new record set by an 1860 Clark, Gruber Eagle, K-3, MS61 NGC, CAC, which sold for $114,000. This coin, representing a one-time banking partnership in Leavenworth, Kansas, exemplifies the rich history encapsulated within these numismatic treasures.
Another notable highlight was the sale of a 1929 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle, MS65+ PCGS, which reached six figures, further emphasizing the enduring allure of these historical artifacts.
Other remarkable coins that achieved significant results include the 1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel, MS64 NGC, and the 1793 Chain Cent, AMERICA, S-3, B-4, Low R.3, XF45 NGC, among others.
The auction attracted widespread interest, with 2,723 bidders participating in the sold-out event, underscoring the enduring fascination with rare and historically significant coins.
Complete results from the auction can be found at HA.com/1373, offering enthusiasts and collectors alike the opportunity to explore the diverse range of coins featured in this exceptional event.
