The Heritage Auctions U.S. Coins Signature Auction, running November 20-24, promises an exciting showcase of elite numismatic treasures. With contributions from more than 140 consignors and several significant private collections, this event is set to be one of Heritage’s largest auctions. Key highlights include remarkable coins from the Greensboro and Ronald Firman Rarities Collections, among other impressive lots.
From the Greensboro Collection, Part XI, there’s an outstanding array of Flying Eagle cents, Indian Head cents, and Buffalo nickels, most graded between PR65 and PR69, many with Cameos and high-end CAC certifications. Notable coins include an 1856 Flying Eagle Cent graded PR67+ PCGS CAC, celebrated for its first-year key date and quality.
The Ronald Firman Rarities Collection brings exceptional items such as a 1797 Reverse of 1797 Cent, graded MS66 Red and Brown, which stands as the finest known example of its kind. The collection also includes a rare 1793 S-3 Chain Cent graded XF45 NGC CAC, a significant piece from the first American copper coinage for circulation.
Other star lots feature rare gold coins, like an 1870-CC Liberty Double Eagle (the first coin struck at the Carson City Mint) and an 1855 Double Eagle graded MS63+ PCGS CAC. High-value double eagles include a 1931 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle in MS64+ PCGS, and an 1879 Flowing Hair Stella graded PR63 Cameo NGC CAC, a popular and iconic pattern coin.
Collectors and investors can explore the full catalog, available at HA.com/1378. This auction presents a unique opportunity for enthusiasts to acquire historic coins of exceptional rarity and quality.