the holy trinity of us coins: 1804$ 1894-s dime and 1913 nickel all in 1 place

great collections has all 3, wow amazing coins

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sorry, all you got to do is give em your email, i buy from them monthly so i forgot you had to be a member, let me swipe their pics and post em, i suppose. lol

 

Finest 1913 Nickel Acquired by GreatCollections in $13 Million “Big Three” Thanksgiving Transaction
Ian Russell on Tue, Nov 30, 2021 11:39:46 PM
Finest 1913 Nickel Acquired by GreatCollections in $13 Million “Big Three” Thanksgiving Transaction

The “Big Three” Includes the 1913 Nickel, 1894-S Dime & 1804 Silver Dollar

(Irvine, California) November 30, 2021 – GreatCollections has acquired the finest 1913 Liberty Head Nickel, graded PCGS Proof-66 CAC, along with high-grade examples of the 1894-S Dime and 1804 Silver Dollar in a three-coin $13.35 million transaction concluded on Thanksgiving. Each coin set an individual record price in order to entice the owner to make the sale and together represents a 23% premium over the current PCGS Price Guide value of $10.85 million

 

The 1894-S Proof Barber Dime is one of only nine coins known of the date, and also hails from the Eliasberg Collection. Numerically, it is the third finest known, although its eye appeal is far superior to its rivals. CAC founder John Albanese stated: "Of the 1894-S dimes that I have seen or handled over the years, the Eliasberg specimen is my favorite. Although not the highest graded example of this famous rarity, it has the strongest, most collector-friendly eye appeal

 

The third coin from the “Big Three” trio is the James Dexter example of the 1804 Silver Dollar, once part of the Pogue collection. Described in 1885 as the “King of Coins,” only fifteen 1804 Silver Dollars are known and this ranks as tied for third finest according to the Proof-65 grade assigned by PCGS. The Dexter 1804 Dollar was destined to be the first coin to cross the million dollar threshold, although sold for an increment less when it realized $990,000 in a 1989 auction.

The coins were owned by well-known collector Bruce Morelan, a partner in Laura Sperber’s Legend Numismatics, who acquired them individually over the past four years. Of the most famous U.S. coin rarities, these are widely considered to be the top three and have been referred to as the “Big Three” and “Holy Trinity” for decades. Only a few collectors over the past century have owned all three, including Louis Eliasberg, Col. E.H.R. Green, Dr. Jerry Buss and Morelan.

Ian Russell, president of GreatCollections said, “this record-breaking deal was consummated in less than 24 hours, after a 10-minute conversation with Laura on the day before Thanksgiving. The coin market is continuing to build on the momentum of the past year, similar to other collectibles, and this transaction is further proof of the depth and liquidity of 7-figure numismatic rarities.”

Laura Sperber, founder of Legend Numismatics said, “While I’m sad to see the ‘Big Three’ leave the Legend family, I know they are in good hands with Ian. I still remember the first time we handled the Eliasberg 1913 Nickel in 2005, when I bought it for $4.15 million - at the time, the second highest price ever paid for a coin.”

This was the second 1804 Silver Dollar purchased by GreatCollections in 2021. The finest known example, also from the Pogue Collection, realized $7,680,000 at an ANA auction in August with GreatCollections being the winning bidder. It stands as the fifth highest price ever paid for a coin at auction.

This year has been a record year for GreatCollections with total sales during 2021 expected to exceed $225 million.

 

at least these pcgs coins are CORRECTLY graded, not "market graded" they are virually flawless, and i agree with all grades therein

 

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