The coin was one of 1,874 lots of numismatic material offered in three floor sessions Feb. 4 and 5 by Heritage Auction Galleries in the official auction at the Long Beach Coin, Stamp & Collectibles Expo.

Also in the auction, a 1943-S Lincoln cent struck on a copper-alloy planchet realized $207,000. The coin, graded Very Fine 35 by PCGS, is one of only seven known 1943-S Lincoln cents struck on copper-alloy planchets at the San Francisco Mint, instead of the intended zinc-coated steel.

Heritage's auction brought total prices realized of $7.866 million, with 1,678 of the total lots, or 89.5 percent, reported sold.

The prices realized include the 15 percent buyer's fee added to the final winning bid.

Visit Heritage Auction Galleries online at www.ha.com, write the firm at 3500 Maple Ave., 17th Floor, Dallas, TX 75219-3941, or telephone Heritage at (800) 872-6467.

Some highlights:

• 1723 Hibernia halfpenny, Professional Coin Grading Service Mint State 66 brown, Certified Acceptance Corp. stickered, $4,600.
  
• 1793 Flowing Hair, Chain, Periods, america cent, corroded with Very Fine details according to Heritage, PCGS Genuine, $4,600.
  
• 1858 Flying Eagle, Large Letters cent, Numismatic Guaranty Corp. Proof 67 cameo, $31,050.
  
• 1885 Liberty Head 5-cent coin, PCGS About Uncirculated 55, CAC, $2,242.50.
  
• 1886 Liberty Head 5-cent coin, PCGS MS-66, $29,325.
  
• 1797 Draped Bust, 13 Stars half dime, PCGS Extremely Fine 40, $11,500.
  
• 1805 Draped Bust half dime, PCGS AU-58, $32,200.
  
• 1864 Seated Liberty half dime, PCGS MS-67, $6,612.50.
  
• 1796 Draped Bust dime, NGC MS-64 ?, prooflike, $86,250.
  
• 1916-D Winged Liberty Head dime, NGC MS-65 full bands, $40,250.
  
• 1942/1-D Winged Liberty Head, Doubled Die Obverse dime, NGC MS-67 full bands, $40,250.
  
• 1913-S Barber quarter dollar, PCGS VG-10, $3,450.
  
• 1916 Standing Liberty quarter dollar, PCGS MS-65, $25,300.
  
• 1795 Flowing Hair, Two Leaves half dollar, PCGS Extremely Fine 45, $13,800.
  
• 1837 Capped Bust half dollar, NGC MS-66, $14,375.
  
• 1798 Draped Bust, Large Eagle, Pointed 9 dollar, NGC AU-58, $10,925.
  
• 1799 Draped Bust, Irregular Date, 13 Stars Reverse dollar, NGC AU-58, $10,350.
  
• 1878 Morgan, 8 Tail Feathers dollar, PCGS MS-66, $8,625.
  
• 1892-S Morgan dollar, PCGS AU-58, $10,350.
  
• 1895 Morgan dollar, NGC Proof 64 cameo, $51,750.
  
• 1849 Coronet, Open Wreath gold dollar, PCGS MS-66, CAC, $11,500.
  
• 1802/1 Draped Bust gold $2.50 quarter eagle, NGC AU-58, $19,550.
  
• 1795 Draped Bust, Small Eagle gold $5 half eagle, PCGS AU-53, $38,812.50.
  
• 1795 Draped Bust, Small Eagle gold $5 half eagle, NGC MS-60, $63,250.
  
• 1909 Indian Head half eagle, Roman Finish Proof, NGC Proof 67 ?, $57,500.
  
• 1795 Draped Bust, 13 Leaves gold $10 eagle, PCGS AU-53, $48,875.
  
• 1907 Indian Head, Wire Rim eagle, PCGS MS-63, $46,000.
  
• 1882 Coronet gold $10 double eagle, PCGS EF-45, $57,500.
  
• 1907 Saint-Gaudens, High Relief, Wire Rim, Roman Numerals double eagle, PCGS MS-64, CAC, $34,500.
  
• 1929 Saint-Gaudens double eagle, PCGS MS-65, $80,500.
  
• 1931-D Saint-Gaudens double eagle, PCGS MS-64, CAC, $80,500.
  
• 1892 World's Columbian Exposition half dollar, NGC MS-67, $4,025.
  
• 1839 Coronet half dollar pattern, silver, restrike, the Backward Head design, Judd 97 (United States Pattern Coins by J. Hewitt Judd, edited by Q. David Bowers), NGC Proof 64, $25,300.
  
• Harris, Marchand & Co. gold ingot. 55.05 ounces, recovered from the SS Central America, serial number 6526, .875 fineness, stamped value $995.73, $172,500.