Heritage Internet Currency Auction Results Sale #34061

Heritage's Second Largest Internet Currency Auction Ever!

Dallas, Texas: Heritage's 1626-lot Internet CurrencyAuction.com sale #34061, which closed Sunday night, June 15, sold 1,168 lots (71.83% of lots offered). Total sales were $280,607.45. With 633 bidders participating, 341 were successful.

Every single-item lot includes full-color enlargeable images of the obverse and reverse, to help bidders determine their bids with confidence.

Below are some of the highlights from the June 15 CurrencyAuction.com sale:

Fr. 293 $10 1886 Silver Certificate Very Choice New.
Just a shade tight toward the right end of the top margin, otherwise a perfect Gem example of a type that is virtually never seen in high grade. There are no uncirculated runs known for any of the large-seal 1886 Tens, and to our best knowledge, only about 20 uncirculated pieces are known for Fr. 293 through 296, with only about half a dozen Fr. 293's among them. This piece was last sold in 1985. It has spectacular color, immense eye appeal and good paper surfaces. A real opportunity for the collector of high-end Type Notes. Realized $12,075.00

Massachusetts August 18, 1775 40s Very Fine-Extremely Fine.
A beautifully margined example of this rare and extraordinarily popular Massachusetts issue. The note was engraved both face and back by colonial forefather Paul Revere, and it was also printed by him. The act date of the note is four months to the day after Revere's famed ride. The note is absolutely flawless for the grade save for a very minor edge split at the left of the center fold and an insignificant ink blot at the bottom of the back. The printing on both sides is razor sharp, and the signatures are in three different color inks, as was intended by the issuing authority. The vignette of the continental soldier with his raised sword in his right hand and the Magna Charta in his left is one of the most evocative designs of the period. This is one of the finer examples we've seen of this issue. The note is unpriced in either Newman or Friedberg above the Fine grade. A beautiful historic and rare piece of Colonial Currency. Realized $4,600.00

Fr. 2200-G $500 1928 Federal Reserve Note. Gem Crisp Uncirculated.
This high grade $500 from the scarcer 1928 series has ideal centering, bold colors, and excellent eye appeal. Realized $4,600.00

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