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Smythe coin auction March 7

Highlighted by a 1907 Saint Gaudens $20 gold piece, Smythe
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Highlighted by a 1907 Saint Gaudens $20 gold piece, Smythe?s Winter Coin Auction will be held March 7 at Smythe?s auction gallery in New York City.

The Saint Gaudens piece is graded Choice Brilliant Uncirculated by the cataloger. It?s the same grade given to a 1795 Flowing Hair dollar in the sale.

Lots are available for inspection at Smythe?s offices March 1-3 and 6-7. Call (212) 943-1880 or (800) 622-1880 to make an appointment or to contact Smythe?s specialists. For more on Smythe, visit www.smytheonline.com.

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