Dallas, TX: Heritage’s 36th Official ANA Auction was a resounding success, with current prices realized for the 3,500 lots of $27,386,314. Held August 8-10 at the 2007 Milwaukee World’s Fair of Money, the auction was highlighted by a Platinum Night session of important coins which realized $19.4 million by itself. The auction sessions took place at the Midwest Airlines Center, 400 West Wisconsin Ave in Milwaukee. Continuing Post Auction Buys , combined with the results of an exciting Dallas Final Session that was viewed in Milwaukee, are expected to bring total prices realized for all auctions to nearly $29 million. Individual prices realized, lot descriptions, and full color images can be viewed in the Permanent Auction Archives at www.HA.com.

“Heritage’s Official ANA Auction was a marvelous event,” noted Heritage President Greg Rohan. “Some 350 consignors participated, as did more than six thousand bidders. Among the $27 million of numismatic treasures sold in Milwaukee were coins in all price ranges. Star performers were four coins each realizing more than a quarter million dollars each, plus the auction contained dozen of coins valued into six-figures. With the overall quality of significant rarities so high, this was a really great event for Registry buying.”

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