Auction ended · final winning bid
$975after 18 bids
Close to the $963 median of 27 similar government sales (most went for $876 to $1,077).
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This lot sold for $975 at government auction in Austin, TX on September 23, 2026, after 18 bids.
Current bid:
$975
18 bids
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Ends Sep 23, 2026
Market demand: Collectibles in Texas sell about 94% of the time, typically ~24 bids. Based on 599 completed sales over the last year.
Similar collectibles sold for
$876 – $1,077
Median $963 · based on 27 past government auctions in the last 12 months.
$975 is close to the median.
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Condition: As-is
16 Assorted U.S. Silver Morgan Dollar Coins 1878 x 1 1878s x 1 1880 x 1 1881x x 1 1884s x 1 1888s x 1 (Graded XF By Third Party Coin Appraiser) 1889 x 1 1896 x 1 1899o x 1 With Silver Tone Bezel 1900 x 1 1900o x 2 1901o x 1 1921 x 1 1921s x 1 1921d x 1 All are in circulated/worn condition. Some may be very worn or damaged. We strive to provide the best shipping experience possible with quick turn around and insured packaging with signature. We encourage you to track your packages for accurate delivery information.
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