A fortunate coin collector from the East Coast opened a $375 WitterBrick thriller field and found a useful 1907 Saint-Gaudens Excessive Aid Double Eagle ($20) CACG MS-64 inside – a coin that has already attracted 33 bids and a current bid of $37,000 at GreatCollections.
The collector is a long-time consumer of GreatCollections and consigned it inside days of his discovery. Bidding will finish on Sunday, November seventeenth.
The primary collection of the WitterBricks offered out inside minutes. The consignor bought two of the most cost effective variations for simply $375 every. WitterBricks include solely high-quality cash graded by CACG, with particular labels every hand-signed by Seth Chandler, the founding father of the corporate. Their assure is that consumers will obtain at the least 70% of the acquisition worth in CACG Worth Information worth. Clearly, some fortunate consumers will obtain a lot higher-valued cash, akin to this 1907 Gold Excessive Aid Saint-Gaudens.
“It’s nice to see such a windfall for a consumer of ours – and to date, bidding has been robust. The label design is enticing, particularly being a gold coin with a customized gold label,” mentioned Ian Russell, president of GreatCollections.
Seth Chandler, who’s the founding father of the WitterBrick commented, “What a thrill for the consignor, to have opened the WitterBrick and found the 1907 Excessive Aid – he has generously agreed to donate a part of the proceeds to the Witter Coin College, and I’ll match no matter he donates personally.”
The 1907 Saint-Gaudens Excessive Aid Double Eagle ($20 coin shall be on show on the Baltimore Coin Expo, November 14-16, 2024 (on the GreatCollections desk #345), and in addition by appointment on the Irvine workplaces of GreatCollections. For extra data, go to www.greatcollections.com or phone 800-442-6467.
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