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DLRC Auctions Accepting Bids for Summer Sunset Collection


        The Summer Sunset Collection

DLRC Internet Auction #412 is now accepting bids for the over 1,100 lots offered in the Summer Sunset Collection.

This sale will run for two weeks with the bidding ending the evening of Monday, September 21 between 8-11 pm EST. DLRC Auctions has special financing available and welcomes trade-ins.

This massive collection contains many copper and silver series. A strong run of Liberty Seated, Barber and Standing Liberty Quarters as well as a great run of Bust, Liberty Seated and Barber Halves. Read the rest of this entry »

DLRC Auctions Offers Million Dollar Collection!

The Pratt Family Registry Collection of Morgan Dollars

1887-O $1 PCGS/CAC MS66 PLVirginia Beach, VA – DLRC Auctions (www.davidlawrence.com) is excited to announce the exclusive sale of The Pratt Family Registry Collection of Morgan Dollars. Bidding will end the evening of February 26th on this Million Dollar collection, offered in Internet Auction #340.

 

According to Win Callender, DLRC Senior Numismatist, who handled this consignment, "this is one of the highest quality collections of Morgans that we have had the pleasure to offer. This will push your Registry set to the next level."

 

This collection has many exceptional pieces. A few highlights you will find are: Read the rest of this entry »

DLRC Auctions Realizes an Eye-Popping $230,000!

The Smoky Mountains Collection brings DGS-graded coins to the forefront

1916 Standing Liberty Quarter DGS AU53 (Lightly Cleaned) Virginia Beach, VA – DLRC Auctions (www.davidlawrence.com) has reported that their Internet Auction #328 which closed last night has realized an eye-popping $230,000!

The sale featured (among other great coins) the Smoky Mountains Collection, with 360+ DGS-graded coins.

DLRC Auctions sold approximately 367 DGS coins for 50% over the amount guaranteed to the client, with over 120 successful bidders.

John Feigenbaum, David Lawrence Rare Coins and DGS President stated, "This result speaks volumes for the coin market as a whole, DGS coins and DLRC Auctions. Read the rest of this entry »

Rare Lafayette Dollar Variety in DLRC Auctions this Week

Duvall 4-E Variety is Just the Second Reported Specimen

Virginia Beach, VA. DLRC Auctions is proud to offer this week the second known example of the rare Duvall 4-E variety of the Lafayette dollar. This variety was thought to be unique until the discovery of this coin, which has been graded AU58 Cleaned by Dominion Grading Service (DGS).

1900 $1 Lafayette Duvall 4-E Variety (Obverse)

 

According to John Feigenbaum, President of David Lawrence Rare Coins, the coin has "the initial appearance of a mint state coin but the luster is almost too nice and lacks the frosty surfaces of a true mint state.

The coin has virtually no wear and has been very lightly cleaned to show evidence of wipe lines upon close examination in proper lighting. The only significant mark on either side of the coin is a 3 mm scratch on Washington’s cheek. Without the mishandling, this coin might have otherwise graded MS63."

 

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Exciting Block Island Collection of Certified Collector Coins Closes for Bidding This Thursday

Over 315 DGS‐graded Coins Available for Bidding

1870-CC Seated Liberty Half Dollar DGS G6Virginia Beach, VA – The numismatic staff of DLRC Auctions is excited to announce the current sale of the Block Island Collection – an assembly of 432 certified coins and paper money items from a life‐long collector.

317 of the coins were submitted to Dominion Grading Service (DGS) prior to their sale in this auction as part of the new campaign by DLRC and DGS to give customers the full service experience when the time comes to sell their collections.

According to Win Callender, DLRC Vice President, who handled this consignment,

 

"the Block Island Coin and Currency Collection hails from a long-time client who began collecting as a child and represents an assemblage 60 years in the making. As a young boy, he saw a 1901‐S quarter in a strong XF grade and wondered why the retail price, $40, was so much higher than the others.

That experience helped launch a lifetime of interest in numismatics. There are many wonderful collector coins in this collection that seldom come to market. For example, two 1901‐S quarters, great runs of Liberty Seated halves and Barbers and loads of key dates. He also amassed a wonderful collection of currency, all graded by CGA or PMG, ranging from large size type, to nationals, to small size silver certificates. There are over 90 fresh notes and are all reserved at great prices."

 

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