Stephen L. Schechter Collection - Heritage 8/2007:2129, $37,375
American Numismatic Rarities 7/2005:1, $20,700
Allan Collection
Clifford and Kagin Collections - Dr. Christopher Allan Collection - Kagin's 3/2017:1601, $19,975
Heritage 9/2013:6961, $16,450 - Stack's/Bowers 3/2014:4140, $14,100
Stack's 6/1982:594 - Dr. Dexter Seymour Collection - Stack's/Bowers 5/2013:1205, $16,450
Heritage 2/2015:3301, $12,925
Ron Guth: Christian Bechtler produced two versions of his $1 gold coins, one of 28 grains and another of 30 grains. The two types are of roughly equal rarity when one includes the Reversed N variety of the 28 grains version. In fact, the C. Bechtler $1 coins are among the most common of all the Bechtler issues, second only to the A. Bechtler $1 gold pieces.
The 30 grains C. Bechtler $1 normally comes with a reeded edge (Kagin 1), but at least two examples are known with a plain edge (Kagin 1A).
Mint State examples of the C. Bechtler 30 grains $1 are very rare, topping out at MS63.