Coins from a range of historical periods and locations have realised strikingly high prices at various auctions, displaying a widespread interest in rare and unique coin specimens. For example, a
coin of the
VOC Dutch East India Company fetched attention at the March Künker Auction. The
1856-O Liberty Double Eagle soared to gain $690,000, significantly contributing to Heritage's Long Beach Expo US Coins Auction's netting above $22 Million. An extremely rare siege currency went up for bid at
Anderson & Garland Auctioneers, and a US gold coin achieved a nearly $700,000 price. Another
rare civil war siege coin also went to auction. The
Stack’s Bowers showcased an impressive array of coins at auctions, including
McCartney coins and Paul McCartney Coins, which drew heightened interest. A rare
coin issued after the
California Gold Rush sold at an
auction for $1.4 million. In addition, a coin depicting Caesar’s Frenemy Brutus fetched $2 Million, and a rare dime with a misprint was sold for $500,00 at an auction after being hidden for decades.
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