Recent Record Auction Prices at GreatCollections
These are just some of the notable coin auction results achieved by GreatCollections. This demonstrates the extensive bidder base that GreatCollections participating each week in our certified coin auctions. We also have our complete coin auction archive available, which now contains 1,628,606 coin auction records with high quality images.
If you have coins for sale, please consider consigning to our auctions and take advantage of our extensive marketing, low fee structure, discounted PCGS/NGC grading rates and more. To consign, view all or telephone 1-800-442-6467.
If you have coins for sale, please consider consigning to our auctions and take advantage of our extensive marketing, low fee structure, discounted PCGS/NGC grading rates and more. To consign, view all or telephone 1-800-442-6467.
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Typically a $50-$75 coin, this 1935-S Mercury Dime sold for multiples, graded by CACG.
Sold $535.50 |
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With a PCGS Price Guide value of $6,750, bidders at GreatCollections forced a final price of $11,937 for this CAC approved PCGS Proof-64 example.
Sold $11,937.26 |  |
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Although a later date Walker - this 1942 example, minted in Philadelphia realized more than double the PCGS Price Guide value of $700.
Sold $1,576.12 |
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Another record price from the Yellowstone Collection - this 1929-D Buffalo Nickel, graded PCGS MS-66+ with CAC approval realized so close to double the PCGS Price Guide value of $5,750.
Sold $11,418.75 |  |
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This is one of the nicest 1900-O Morgan Dollars we have had the pleasure to offer in our auctions - realizing over $19,000 for the coin with a PCGS Price Guide value of $12,000.
Sold $19,292.49 |
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Even without a Full Head designation, this 1927-S Standing Liberty Quarter sold for more than 30% over the PCGS Price Guide value of $23,500.
Sold $30,375.00 |  |
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A pedigree of "Childs" is one of the best in U.S. numismatics, and spirited bidding took this circulated 1822 Capped Bust Dime to over $4,000 - much more than the $2,500 PCGS Price Guide value.
Sold $4,331.25 |
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CAC approved Saints in high grade typically sell for large premiums compared to examples with CAC approval.
This 1908 No Motto, from the Wells Fargo Hoard sold for over $22,000, while the PCGS Price Guide value was $9,000.
Sold $22,498.88 |  |
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As part of the Yellowstone Collection auctioned by GreatCollections, this 1928 Nickel minted in San Francisco sold for over double the PCGS Price Guide value of $2,850.
Sold $6,669.00 |
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Usually a $300 coin, this realized over 10 times that amount, due to the attractive toning. It sold to an overseas client.
Sold $4,125.38 |  |
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$20,000 for a penny? Yes, that's correct. This is tied with one other example as being the finest at PCGS - and it's really a freak coin - does not look like it ever touched another coin while going through the Mint's hopper.
Sold $20,250.00 |
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These typically sell for about $200, as confirmed by the PCGS Price Guide of $250. However, in a November 2023 auction by GreatCollections, this coin realized $1,050.
Sold $1,050.75 |  |
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With a PCGS Price Guide value of only $235, the GreatCollections auction realization of $1,944 is truly remarkable - more than 7 times the PCGS Price Guide!
Sold $1,944.00 |
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1927 is widely considered a common date for the Saint-Gaudens series, however, this MS-67 CAC example brought an uncommon price when auctioned by GreatCollections on April 30, 2023. This is one of the largest spreads between CAC and non-CAC we have seen - about 8 times the value of a non-CAC coin. The PCGS Price Guide is $20,000. And CAC Price Guide was $18,600 prior to recently changing to $80,000.
Sold $133,875.00 |  |
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This superb Lincoln Cent, approved by CAC sold for almost double the PCGS Price Guide value of $4,000.
Sold $7,368.75 |
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A lovely high grade McKinley Gold commemorative, which realized 35% more than the PCGS Price Guide value of $2,500. It is CAC approved.
Sold $3,398.62 |  |
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Carson City gold coins are always popular, but this example realized more than 30% above the PCGS Price Guide of $45,000.
This coin was sold as part of a $4 million collection of $10 Liberty Gold Eagles sold by GreatCollections in early 2023.
Sold $61,762.50 |
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Designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the $10 Indian Gold Eagle series is always popular, particularly gem quality with CAC approval.
This example realized $9,562, an extremely strong price, as they usually realize between $5,000 and $6,000 at the moment.
Sold $9,562.50 |  |
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There's very little recent information to compare the prices realized for this VF-25 Gold Eagle - there's less than 100 known in all grades.
Rare date gold coins are extremely popular at GreatCollections - the demand significantly outweighs the supply.
This exact coin realized $9,988 in another firm's 2016 auction.
Sold $20,250.00 |
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An attractively toned example that realized almost double the PCGS Price Guide value of $6,500. Eisenhower Dollars are very popular at GreatCollections.
Sold $13,162.50 |  |
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