Nov 13, 2024 10:00 EST
Coins, Stamps, Bank Notes & Political Ephemera
1092
United States 1894 $5 National Bay City Michigan Charter 4953
Estate of Mrs. James E. Davidson of the Davidson Ship Building Company
$5 National, Date back 1882*1908, Old Second National Bank of Bay City Michigan, Charter no. 4953, serial number 1036, three light vertical folds, one of which ends in a minor internal tear, overall clean with decent margins, Very Fine. Accompanying the note is a Very Fine 1924 Peace dollar.
VF
Sold for $726
Estimated at $400 - $800
Includes Buyer's Premium
Estate of Mrs. James E. Davidson of the Davidson Ship Building Company
$5 National, Date back 1882*1908, Old Second National Bank of Bay City Michigan, Charter no. 4953, serial number 1036, three light vertical folds, one of which ends in a minor internal tear, overall clean with decent margins, Very Fine. Accompanying the note is a Very Fine 1924 Peace dollar.
VF
Auction: Coins, Stamps, Bank Notes & Political Ephemera, Nov 13, 2024
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Auction of Coins, Stamps, Bank Notes & Political Ephemera on November 13, 2024 Surpasses Expectations
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1907 $20 Saint-Gaudens High Relief Gold Coin Achieves $51,425
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Consignments Are Currently Being Accepted for Future Auctions
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We Invite You to Contact Us for a Complimentary Auction Evaluation of Your Collection
NEW YORK, NY -- Competitive bidding at Doyle's November 13, 2024 auction of Coins, Stamps, Bank Notes & Political Ephemera drove strong results and a sale total that surpassed expectations. Collectors and enthusiasts vied for U.S. and World numismatics, philatelics and other rarities from collections in the New York area and other regions of the country.
Highlighting the sale was a U.S. 1907 $20 St. Gaudens High Relief in Mint State that soared past its estimate of $13,000-16,000 to achieve $51,425. The $20 gold coin was created by the famed Irish-American sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens under a commission arranged by President Theodore Roosevelt. The double eagle was first made in a high-relief form, giving a sculptured effect. The production proved to be too difficult and was discontinued in favor of the standard flat surfaces. With over half of the original minting of 12,367 still in existence today, as many were saved, most of these are in lower grades. Consequently, higher-grade coins with smaller populations, such as this example, are highly sought-after by collectors.
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Consignments are currently being accepted for future auctions. We invite you to contact us for a complimentary auction evaluation. Our Specialists are always available to discuss the sale of a single item or an entire collection.
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