NUMISMATIC AND COIN COLLECTING NEWS
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Sotheby’s May New York auction features the Stone Collection's nearly all brilliant, lustrous silver dollars that have been off the market for decades, in their PCGS and NGC holders.
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Consigned by Michigan collector Bill Rau, the handsome pattern from the first year of the denomination brought $16,800.
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The offered dollar has a pedigree that extends back to coiner Adam Eckfeldt and forward through collectors Joseph J. Mickley, Reed Hawn and David Queller to the consignor.
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The saga of the 1933 gold double eagle continues, with more chapters to be written in the years to come.
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