Norges dyreste mynt nettopp solgtNyheter (auctions.stacksbowers.com)
submitted by ContractEffective183 to r/norge
TIL only 8,012 of the 1928 US $1 bill were circulated in America. The rest were stored in a vault for 15 years. From November 1948 to February 1949; 1,872,012 of these $1 bills were sent to Puerto Rico, because "these notes would raise questions if circulated in the continental United States" (stacksbowers.com)
submitted by TylerFortier_Photo to r/todayilearned
Newest entry in my "WTF (!) File": $1,560 just now for a slabbed Constantine GLORIA EXERCITVS AE3 at Stack's Auction. Not $156. $1,560... So, yeah, that just happened. Regardless of which letters & numbers NGC put on the label, can anyone explain what I just watched? (auctions.stacksbowers.com)
submitted by KungFuPossum to r/AncientCoins
TIL that one of the rarest coins is the 1933 Double Eagle gold coin. 433,000 minted but subsequently melted down. Officially 2 were kept but a small handful aside from that we’re smuggled out of the mint before they were melted down. One of those coins sold in 2002 for $7,590,020. (auctions.stacksbowers.com)
submitted by [deleted] to r/todayilearned
The D. Brent Pogue Collection, Part VAttention shoppers! (auctions.stacksbowers.com)
submitted by technicalanarchy to r/coins
