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$19after 8 bids
67% below the $57 median of 115 similar government sales (most went for $43 to $201).
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This lot sold for $19 at government auction on November 5, 2026, after 8 bids.
Current bid:
$19
8 bids
Time Left
Ends Nov 5, 2026
Bid history
since Nov 1
Market demand: Collectibles like this sell about 70% of the time, typically ~5 bids. Based on 7,635 completed sales over the last year.
Similar collectibles sold for
$43 – $201
Median $57 · based on 115 past government auctions in the last 12 months.
$19 is 67% below the median.
Want this signal on live auctions? Flip Score grades every live listing with a margin estimate.A group of four ancient silver coin pieces from seized or unclaimed property, sold as-is with no further details. Ancient coin dealers and collectors buy these for their origin and condition, though authenticity is hard to confirm from a listing. Verify the pieces are genuine ancient coins and not modern copies before bidding, and ask for photos showing the reverse and obverse.
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PropertyRoom (Law Enforcement)
Condition: As-is
PropertyRoom (Law Enforcement)
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View all at this locationPolice-seized or unclaimed property sold by US law enforcement on PropertyRoom: 4 Ancient Silver Coin Pieces. Sold as-is.
5,160 collectible lots sold at government auctions in the past year. Collectible government auction prices
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