The Almighty dollar makes over $2million in New York auction
Spink, one of the world’s oldest collectables auction houses, sold over $2,000,000 of historic United States Paper Money in New York City today. The collection, which was made up of nearly 600 lots, was estimated to fetch just over $1 million. Collectors from around the world crowded the auction room to participate in what has been commented on as the “sale of the century.†The highlight of the sale was lot 201, a $10 in gold coin, The First National Gold Coin of Stockton. This lot attracted several bidders and quickly climbed in price from it’s
pre-sale estimate of $12,000 with the hammering coming down at $83,000.
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