Online Estate No-Tax Coin-Only Auction closing on Feb. 24, 2026

Welcome to another fantastic

AAA Auction Estate No-Tax Coin-Only Auction!

This estate auction features part of the coin collection of a single person who passed away. There are over 350 lots of numismatic coins, some gold coins and tons of silver dollars, halves, and other silver coins.

Preview: Monday, February 23, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Closing: Tuesday, February 24, 2026, one item every 7.5 seconds beginning at 7:30 p.m. plus extended bidding time when a bid is placed within the final 60 seconds.

Please note the new pickup times for this auction: Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 9 a.m. to noon and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.at 7140 Old Viking Blvd NW, Nowthen, MN 55303. Pickup is by online appointment. Winning bidders will receive an invoice by e-mail soon after the auction closes. The invoice will have a link to the pickup-scheduling page. If you cannot pick up your items on this day, please call us at (763) 421-3044 to pay for your items over the phone and then pick them up on the following Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday morning. Any other pickup time, including after hours on a scheduled pickup day, will result in additional fees.

Additional Info

Buyer’s Premium: 5% on gold coins and 15% on everything else

Sales Tax: None

Credit Cards: 3%

Terms Summary

Please review the summary of terms and information found in each of the first five lots in the auction.

Auctioneer's Notes

New lower Commissions and Buyer's Premium

We have lowered the Seller's commission rate on items consigned to us in the Silver and Bullion category to 5%. We have also lowered the zero-commission lot price in any category from $1,000 to $800, so we will not charge the seller anything for any single lot that sells for over $800. Not to leave the Buyers out, we have lowered the Buyer's premium to 5% on gold coins.

Silver Coin Value

Do you ever wonder how much your silver coins are worth? Unless it is a low-mintage or key-date coin, the silver in the coin is likely worth much more than its face value or numismatic value. To find out how much the silver in your coin is worth, go to coinflation.com, where you will find a chart that displays the melt value of most U.S. silver coins.