The Bass-Dannreuther 6 variety (Early U.S. Gold Coin Varieties: A Study of Die States, 1795-1834 by Harry W. Bass Jr. and John W. Dannreuther) was one of 2,067 lots of United States coins offered July 8 and 9 at public auction in Orlando, Fla., by Dallas-based Heritage Numismatic Auctions.

The gold eagle is graded About Uncirculated 53 by Numismatic Guaranty Corp.

The auction was held in conjunction with the Florida United Numismatists summer convention.

Total prices realized, which includes the 15 percent buyer's fee added to the final closing price of each lot won, reached $6,015.390.15. Of the total lots offered, 90.1 percent was reported sold.

For more information, visit Heritage Numismatic Auctions online at www.ha.com, write the firm at 3500 Maple Ave., 17th Floor, Dallas, TX 75219-3941, or telephone Heritage either at (800) 872-6467 or (214) 528-3500.

Some highlights:

• 1787 Fugio cent, Club Rays, Concave Ends, fucio, Newman 2-C (United States Fugio Copper Coinage of 1787 by Eric Newman), NGC Extremely Fine 40, $23,000.
  
• 1902 Indian Head cent, Professional Coin Grading Service Proof 68 red, $24,150.
  
• 1922 Lincoln, No D, Strong Reverse cent, Die Pair 2, PCGS Mint State 64 brown, $29,000.
  
• 1944-D Lincoln cent, struck on zinc-coated steel planchet instead of 95 percent copper, 5 percent zinc planchet, PCGS AU-53, $37,375.
  
• 1990-S Lincoln, No S cent, PCGS Proof 68 ultra cameo, $4,485.
  
• 1867 Shield, With Rays 5-cent coin, NGC Proof 65 cameo, $57,500.
  
• 1916 Indian Head, Doubled Die Obverse 5-cent coin, NGC AU-55, $27,600.
  
• 1937-D Indian Head, Three-Legged Bison 5-cent coin, NGC MS-65, $24,150.
  
• 1795 Flowing Hair half dime, Logan-McCloskey 8 (Federal Half Dimes 1792-1837 by Russell Logan and John McCloskey), PCGS EF-40, $4,600.
  
• 1829 Capped Bust half dime, LM-9, NGC MS-67?, $8,625.
  
• 1873 Seated Liberty, Doubled Die Obverse dime, PCGS Very Fine 35, $2,875.
  
• 1927-S Winged Liberty Head dime, PCGS MS-66 full bands, stickered by Certified Acceptance Corp., $18,400.
  
• 1865 Seated Liberty quarter dollar, PCGS MS-66, CAC, $48,875.
  
• 1901-S Barber quarter dollar, PCGS Good 6, $5,750.
  
• 1795 Flowing Hair, Two Leaves, a over e half dollar, Overton 113a (Early Half Dollar Varieties: 1794-1836 by Al C. Overton and Donald Parsley), PCGS Extremely Fine 45, CAC, $13,800.
  
• 1919-D Walking Liberty half dollar, PCGS Secure MS-64, CAC, $28,750.
  
• 1802 Draped Bust, Narrow Date dollar, Bolender 5 (United States Early Silver Dollars from 1794 to 1803 by M.H. Bolender), NGC AU-58, $10,925.
  
• 1895-O Morgan dollar, NGC MS-62, $21,850.
  
• 2000-P Sacagawea dollar, from "Cheerios" promotion with prototype reverse design, PCGS MS-67, $6,900.
  
• 1829 Capped Head gold $2.50 quarter eagle, BD-1, NGC MS-64, $51,750.
  
• 1807 Capped Draped Bust, Small Reverse Stars gold $5 half eagle, BD-1, NGC MS-61, $14,950.
  
• 1803 Capped Bust, Heraldic Eagle, Large Stars Reverse eagle, BD-6, one of only seven examples known of the variety, NGC AU-53, $25,300.
  
• 1903 Coronet gold $20 double eagle, PCGS Proof 64, $43,125.
  
• 1907 Saint-Gaudens, High Relief, Roman Numerals, Flat Rim double eagle, PCGS MS-65, $46,000.
  
• 1908-S Saint-Gaudens double eagle, NGC MS-65, $37,375.
  
• 1995-W American Eagle silver dollar, PCGS Proof 69 deep cameo, $3,220.
  
• 1995-W American Eagle silver dollar, NGC Proof 69 ultra cameo, $3,450.
  
• Five-piece 1995-W American Eagle 10th Anniversary Proof set, with 1-ounce silver coin, and 1-ounce, half-ounce, quarter-ounce, and tenth-ounce gold coins, all graded PCGS Proof 69 deep cameo, $6,325.
  
• 1867 pattern dollar in brass, reeded edge, Judd 593 (United States Pattern Coins, Experimental & Trial Pieces by J. Hewitt Judd, edited by Q. David Bowers), NGC Proof 65, $29,900.
  
• 1877 Sailor Head quarter dollar pattern, copper, reeded edge, Judd 1500, PCGS Proof 63 brown, $32,200.