1849 Mormon $5 - 1849 Mormon Half Eagle NGC AU50. K-2, R5. This rare still lustrous 1849 Mormon Half Eagle has greenish-gold surfaces. It is fresh to the market and comes...More
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1849 Pacific $5, PCGS VF30. K-4. R-7+. This Territorial, Pacific Company die trial comes in a PCGS OGH (old green holder). The piece is unique at PCGS. The coin is a copper gilt...More
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1849 Pacific $5, PCGS VF30. K-4. R-7+. This Territorial, Pacific Company die trial comes in a PCGS OGH (old green holder). The piece is unique at PCGS. The coin is a copper...More
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1852/1 Humbert Eagle - 1852/1 Humbert $10 NGC AU55. This very rare Choice AU Pioneer 1852/1 Humbert Gold Eagle has some muted mint luster remaining within its devices...More
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1853 Moffat Double Eagle - 1853 Moffat $20 PCGS AU50. This lightly circulated, crisp 1853 Territorial Double Eagle has traces of subdued mint luster within its devices...More
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1855 Kellogg $50 SS Central America Commemorative Restrike. Completely original, with all accompanying documents in the box and the coin certified by PCGS...More
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1855 Kellogg $50 SS Central America Commemorative Restrike. Completely original, with all accompanying documents in the box and the coin certified by PCGS...More
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1855 Kellogg $50 SS Central America Commemorative Restrike. Completely original, with all accompanying documents in the box and the coin certified by PCGS...More
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1855 Kellogg $50 SS Central America Commemorative Restrike. Completely original, with all accompanying documents in the box and the coin certified by PCGS...More
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1855 Kellogg $50 SS Central America Commemorative Restrike. Completely original, with all accompanying documents in the box and the coin certified by PCGS...More
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1860 Clark Gruber Quarter Eagle - 1860 Clark Gruber $2.50 PCGS MS63. This rare 1860 Clark Gruber Quarter Eagle is crisp and creamy with tremendous eye-appeal. It is tied for...More
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1853 $20 Assay (1853 Double Eagle) NGC MS63 CAC. This mint state twenty dollar, U.S. Assay of Gold coin has clean, satiny surfaces with subdued mint luster....More
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1850 Baldwin $5 PCGS AU55. 1850 Baldwin & Co. $5 (K-2, R-5) PCGS AU-55; Baldwin & Co. produced private gold coinage in 1850 and 1851. Best known for their Horseman...More
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C Bechtler $2.50 67G 21C PCGS AU55. C. Bechtler $2.50 (67 Grains, 21 Carats). Some mint luster remains within the lettering of this North Carolina territorial issue...More
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(1837-42) 28G N reversed G$1 Bechtler NGC MS62. A prime example of one of the first territorial gold coins. This gold dollar was struck in Rutherford, North CarolinaMore
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1861 Clark Gruber $20 (1861 Clark Gruber Double Eagle), PCGS XF40. Traces of mint luster remain within the devices of this circulated Colorado territorial gold issue...More
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1852 Humbert $10 SSCA (SS Central America) PCGS XF45. The fields of this historic 1852 Humbert $10.00 ingot have a matt-like texture show some abrasions...More
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1852 Humbert $10 SSCA, PCGS XF45. Ex-SS Central America (gold tag, box & cert). This scarce, lightly circulated 1852 Humbert Eagle comes from the wreck of the S.S. Central America...More
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1851 $50 Humbert 887 (1851 Humbert $50) PCGS Genuine. This genuine and rare fifty dollar buttery slug with a reeded edge has lightly tooled surfaces...More
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1852 Humbert Fifty Dollar (1852 Humbert $50) NGC AU50. This lightly circulated 1852 Humbert slug has no distracting marks worth mentioning on its excellent surfaces...More
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1852 Humbert $50 (1852 $50 Humbert) NGC AU50. Here is a Humbert fifty-dollar slug with lots of luster remaining. Light wear is seen on the high points, in keeping with the grade...More
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In 1850 Baldwin & Co. designed an 1850 $10 private gold coin that is known as The Horseman. The obverse displayed the image of a cowboy riding horseback...More
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In 1850 Baldwin & Co. designed an 1850 $10 private gold coin that is known as The Horseman. The obverse displayed the image of a cowboy riding horseback...More
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1855 Kellogg $50 SS Central America Commemorative Restrike. Completely original, with all accompanying documents in the box and the coin certified by PCGS...More
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1855 Kellogg $20 (1855 Kellogg $20) NGC AU55. This choice Territorial 1855 Kellogg Double Eagle has a strong, full strike, which gives the coin a premium quality appearance...More
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1852 Moffat $10 Wide Date NGC MS61. 1852 Moffat & Co. $10 Wide Date (K-9, R-6) NGC MS-61. An exceptional piece of this rare issue, this no doubt is the finest known Moffat & Co.More
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1853 $20 Moffat (1853 Double Eagle Moffat) NGC AU58. This rare, fully struck 1853 Double Eagle eagle shows mint luster remaining within protected areas of both sides...More
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1853 $20 Moffat & Co. NGC AU-58. A bold, lustrous and wonderful example of this rare territorial gold piece. Produced by Curtis, Perry and Ward...More
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1849 $10 Moran & Clark PCGS XF45. (1849) Moran & Clark $10 Copper Die Trail (K-1, high R-7). Moran & Clark is one of those companies that arose during the California...More
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1849 Mormon $2.50 PCGS AU55. The surfaces of this 1849 Mormon Quarter Eagle are problem free and show much luster especially around the periphery of the coin...More
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1860 Mormon Half Eagle (1860 Mormon $5) NGC VF20. Despite the circulated grade of this Mormon 1860 Five Dollar Gold Piece, it retains some mint luster...More
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1855 $50.00 Wass, Molitor & Co. PCGS AU50. Some mint luster still remains within the devices of this rare 1855 territorial fifty dollar coin. Light abrasions and a few nicks...More
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1852 Wass Mol $10 Large Head, SS Central America, PCGS XF40. Partial mint luster shows on this historic 1852 Wass Molitor $10.00 private mintage coin...More
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1852 $5 Wass, Molitor & Co. large head (K-2, R-6) PCGS VF25 - Struck by a firm of Hungarian immigrants, Wass, Molitor & Co. was one of many companies...More
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