A 1909-O Indian Head gold $5 half eagle from the low mintage in the final year of operations of the New Orleans Mint, graded PCGS Mint State 62 with a green CAC sticker, sold for $45,600.

Bidders in the April Legend Rare Coin Auctions' Regency 58 sale will have a chance to bid on some top quality silver dollars, including some that graced notable collections of the past.

Identical prices of $55,200 were realized for a pair of Carson City Mint double eagles, including an example of the 1871-CC coin, considered the second rarest after the 1870 issue.

A star of the show at the Stack's Bowers Galleries sale of the Fairmont Collection was an 1866-S Coronet, No Motto gold $20 double eagle that brought $114,000.

One got the sense when going through the Millholland Collection, offered at auction by Stack’s Bowers Galleries in March, that it was the product of a collector who enjoyed his coins.

Among the beautifully toned Proof Morgan dollars in the Millholland Collection offered March 21 was a PCGS Proof 67+ 1882 coin that realized $24,000 and a lovely Proof 67 1891 dollar that brought $22,800.

Topping bidding at Stack’s Bowers Galleries' March 21 Rarities Night auction of the cabinet of James Allaire Millholland (1842 to 1911) was an 1803 Draped Bust dollar graded PCGS Mint State 61.

A record-setting gold EID MAR aureus has been repatriated to Greece and the managing director of the London firm that sold it 2020 has been arrested and charged with multiple crimes in New York.

A fascinating issue with a problem, this 1831 Capped Head $2.50 quarter eagle struck on a dime planchet was offered Aug. 25, 2022, at Stack’s Bowers Galleries Rarities Night auction and realized $28,800.

The small-sized California gold dollar of the BG-606 variety was likely produced as jewelry, and Stack’s Bowers Galleries sold this survivor, likely in its original form as a locket, for $38,000 on Aug. 27, 2022.