Eliasberg 1870-S Silver Dollar
Brings $1.3 Million
Eliasberg 1870-S Silver Dollar Brings $1.3
Million
By David C. Harper February 04, 2008
It is hard to drown out the drumbeat of record
bullion prices, but for a time, the news of the sale of an 1870-S silver
dollar for $1.3 million proved that rarity, collectibility and desirability
still have a place in the American coin market.
The Eliasberg
specimen of the coin is one of just 11 known. It grades AU-53 as certified
by the Professional Coin Grading Service. Three of the 11 known coins are
mint state.
The pedigree places the coin in what is credited as
the only complete set of U.S. coins ever assembled. It was done by
Baltimore banker Louis Eliasberg, who bought the coin in 1945 at auction
for $1,450.
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