Based on Main Street in Kutztown, Pa., the Muller Auction Company held its elite rare, key-date, coins and currency estate sale (part one) on Oct. 25. The following are a number of the highlights.
An 1882-S Morgan silver dollar graded MS66* set an auction record of $2,072 according to the auction house. Prices reported include a buyer’s premium. A 1918 $2 Federal Res Bank Note, DAL PMG 64 EPQ, sold for $3,528. A 1876-CC Trade silver dollar sold for $1,568. The Carson City (CC) trade dollar is composed of 90 percent silver and 10 percent copper minted between dates of 1973 and 1878 (Carson City Mint). All are desirable, with the last in the circulation series (1878) widely considered the rarest. A 1937-D 3 Legs Buffalo nickel, PCGS AU 50, went for $1,344; an 1899 $1 Silver Certificate Black Eagle, PMG 65 EPQ, $1,288; and a 1906 $20 Gold Certificate FR-1186, PMG EF 45, realized $1,064.
To learn more about this first sale or future sales, contact Jason Reading at Muller Auction Co. at 484-648-1395.