- Lot 206 – 1820 JR-7 AU-Details ---$800 (N/A, plate coin); underbidder hammered $837
- Lot 208 – 1820 JR-13 AU-50 ---$500 (retail $1,000); hammered $1,043
- Lot 217 – 1827 JR-8 AU-55, CAC ---$800 (retail $1,700); hammered $2,420
- Lot 502 – 1821 JR-9 AG-Details ---$160 (N/A, off center strike); hammered $826
- Lot 511 – 1834 JR-4 VG-Details ---$140 (N/A, VIG plated, CUD discovery coin); hammered $1,650
- Lot 514 – 1836 JR-2 F-12 ---$150 (retail $120, lamination); only bidder WON THIS LOT
The lots had between 1 and 8 bidders with only one lot not selling (1830 JR-7, retail $1,400). Top price realized was $14,300 for an 1827 JR-10 (R-6+).
I was thrilled to add a coin to my collection. Looking at the PRL, I should have gone higher on Lot 206, but still glad that I went after multiple lots, otherwise I would have come away empty handed.
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