1792 Half Disme Shatters Record at $2.93 Million as Heritage Auctions Top $19 Million
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A rare five-cent silver coin, issued in the United States in 1792 under President George Washington, was sold for $2.928 million. The amount was a record for this type of coin, Heritage Auctions reported.
One of the first coins issued by the U.S. mint during George Washington's presidency was auctioned for nearly $2.93 million.
A coin of five cents was released in 1792.
1792 Half Disme Shatters Record at $2.93 Million as Heritage Auctions Top $19 Million
A Five-Cent Coin From 1792 Just Sold for $2.93 Million Newly discovered Civil War-era gold coin and D.B. Cooper ransom money add to an extraordinary week of rare coin and currency auctions. A tiny silver coin from the earliest days of the United States has delivered one of the biggest numismatic headlines of 2026. A […] The post 1792 Half Disme Shatters Record at $2.93 Million as Heritage Auctions Top $19 Million appeared first on CoinWeek: Rare…
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