Price Realized: $4,140,000 Date Sold: AugSold By: Bowers & Merena Regardless of their classification, these coins always set records when they cross the auction block.Īuction Listing: The Mickley-Hawn-Queller Class I Original 1804 Dollar, PR62 PCGS The Class II is a unique coin, and the Class III has six known specimens.
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By closely examining the coins, professional numismatists classified each of the fifteen coins into one of three classifications: Class I or "Original," Class II or "First Restrike" and Class III or "Second Restrike." The Class I coin has the highest population with eight coins known to exist. There are only 15 known authentic specimens that were struck at three different times. Unlike the Hawaii Five-O 1913 Liberty Head Nickel that lost almost $500,000 when it sold a second time, this owner made a $140,000 profit when he sold it. This is the same coin that is listed as the #10 Most Valuable Coins in the World above that sold for $3,737,500 in April of 2008. Price Realized: $3,877,500 Date Sold: AugSold By: Heritage Auctions, Dallas, Texas (Auction #1188, Lot #5699) The entire collection realized $106.69 million sold across five separate auctions. There was another 1804 silver dollar in the Pogue coin collection ( The Sultan of Muscat-Watters-Brand-Childs-Pogue ) that is the finest known specimen, but unfortunately, a bid of $10.81 million was not high enough for the coin to sell in the auction.Īuction Listing: The Legendary Dexter Specimen of the 1804 Dollar Dexter, a wealthy numismatist who owned it for 14 years at the end of the 19th century. This specimen has a small D punched in a cloud on the reverse of the coin indicating that it's promenades belonged to James V. Brent Pogue coin collection auction jointly by Stack’s Bowers Galleries and Sotheby’s over the span of two and a half years. This coin was auctioned as part of the D. Once again the "King of American Coins" takes one of the top 10 spots on the list of The World's Rarest and Most Valuable Coins. Visitors can click on the links in the list below to view larger images of both sides of the coins (mint mark locations, error/variety diagnosis, etc), detailed pricing data for various conditions/grades of the coins, mintage figures, metal composition, history and other encyclopedic information regarding each individual coin.Price Realized: $3,865,750 Date Sold: March 31, 2017 Sold By: Stack’s Bowers Galleries and Sotheby's The purpose of this page is to provide coin valuation data to collectors, investors, the media, and anyone interested learning what the most valuable pennies and one cent coins are. Estimated coin prices and values in our database are updated twice per year. This list and the prices are current as of 2023.
Our most valuable pennies list includes coins starting in 1856 up to the present (2023) - including rare penny errors and rare varieties that could still actually be found in pocket change. We are using our database of virtually every US coin ever produced (6,000+ coins) based on year, mint mark, major varieties, errors and their associated price values to come up with a list of the top most valuable pennies known. In addition, we are NOT factoring in the prices for Proof versions of these pennies (unless the Proof version is an error coin or an unusual variety).
For this list, we are only including small cents: Flying Eagle Cents, Indian Head Pennies, Lincoln Wheat Pennies, Lincoln Memorial Cents, and Lincoln Shield Cents. USA Coin Book has compiled a list of the most valuable US pennies ever known. Most Valuable US Pennies - Highest Value 1 Cent Coins
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