Group of 14 Finest Saddle Ridge Hoard Double Eagles Priced at $2.75 Million

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The sale of the Saddle Ridge Hoard gold coins began on Tuesday evening with the auction of a single coin for the benefit of the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society. Following the auction, the remaining available coins from the hoard were made available for sale on Amazon.com and Kagins.com. The listings on Amazon include a lot containing the 14 finest gold double eagles from the hoard in their original can priced at $2,750,000.

Group of 14 Finest Saddle Ridge Hoard Double Eagles Priced at $2.75 Million | Coin Update
 

WOW Free Shipping :laughing7:

anyone wanna go halfsees ?
we can fight over the can later :occasion14:


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Sure! lol I was looking at that earlier today too. I also like the "usually ships in 4-5 days"....for $2.75 mil it better be here in 24 hours or less insured!!!
 

Sure! lol I was looking at that earlier today too. I also like the "usually ships in 4-5 days"....for $2.75 mil it better be here in 24 hours or less insured!!!

Yes for that price they can hop a plane and hand deliver
 

Seems like the 14 coins are worth about $200,000-225,000 total if they are all on the high end so the can is the other $2.5 mil? Seems a bit overpriced imo....
 

I wonder what happened with the folks that found the stash?

I can only imagine the lawyers, government, relatives...

Anybody know the back story?
 

I wonder what happened with the folks that found the stash?

I can only imagine the lawyers, government, relatives...

Anybody know the back story?

only that the finders are the ones officially putting them up for sale

The couple managed to keep their identity secret to avoid armies of treasure hunters or scam artists, federal coin officials say nobody else made a legitimate claim, and now it's time to cash in.

http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Auction-day-for-coins-found-in-Sierra-Nevada-5505729.php
 

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That's great news. The regular guy won!
 

That's great news. The regular guy won!

Yep to a point.

a I said there are most definitely allot of hands out , considering they contacted lawyers.

of course by doing so, The coins Value has risen beyond their worth,
but still allot of people who weren't there that day are getting big cuts of the cash.
so saying they avoided treasure hunters or scam artists isn't exactly true.
 

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2.75. Hmm let me think about it.... No. I guess silver is still just prettier today even after a couple bucks an ounce floated away. No offence.
 

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