πŸͺ™ Estate Auction Brings Rare Coins and Collectibles to McMinnville This Saturday

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🪙 Estate Auction Brings Rare Coins and Collectibles to McMinnville This Saturday

Donald Hillis Realty & Auction is hosting a major estate sale on Harrison Ferry Road in McMinnville, drawing collectors and bargain hunters from across the region with an impressive lineup of authenticated coins, currency, and vintage items.

πŸ“ What’s on the Block

The auction features a substantial collection of numismatic treasures, including certified silver eagles and rare first-strike coins graded by PCGS and ANACS. Among the highlights are 2022 and 2021 silver eagles, a 2021 $50 Buffalo Tribute Proof in 24-karat gold, and emergency-issue coins from the Philadelphia, San Francisco, and West Point mints. Beyond coins and currency, the estate sale will include collectibles, antiques, furniture, tools, and household items-offering something for every type of buyer.

πŸ—“οΈ Event Details

The auction takes place Saturday, October 31st at 9:00 AM sharp at 1745 Harrison Ferry Road, McMinnville, TN 37110. Organizers emphasize the importance of arriving on time, as bidding begins promptly.

πŸ’‘ Why It Matters

Estate auctions like this one serve an important role in the community-they help families settle estates, give collectors access to authenticated pieces, and keep local commerce active. For coin enthusiasts and antique lovers across Warren County and the surrounding region, authenticated numismatic items with certificates of authenticity represent both investment value and historical significance. The variety of lots means casual shoppers and serious collectors alike have reason to attend.

Donald Hillis Realty & Auction continues to bring specialized auction services to McMinnville, helping residents and estates navigate the sale process with professional oversight and transparent bidding.

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