We at U.S. Rare Coin Investments highly recommend the Early Gold Coins (Early Quarter Eagles, Early Half Eagles, Early Eagles) for investments portfolios. Whether a single coin or the long term acquisition of them with the goal of building a set in terms of historical importances as well as longterm profit potential, cannot be overstated in our opinion.
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1799 Small Reverse Stars Half Eagle (BD-2, R-5+) NCG AU58 CAC. An estimated mintage of 10,000-15,000 half eagles were struck bearing the 1799 date.....More
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1799 Eagle $10 Large Stars Obverse PCGS MS62. 1799 $10 Large Obverse Stars (BD-10, R-3). One of only two varieties of the 1799 Eagle with large obverse stars.......More
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1799 $10 Gold Ealge PCGS MS62, Small Stars Obverse. T-19, BD-7, R-3 (Irregular Date sub-variety). Gorgeous and choice mint state early gold eagle......More
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1800 $10 Gold Eagle NGC MS62. (BD-1, R-3+) – Certified by NGC in a new holder, this is a wonderful coin that looks better than the grade given to it by NGC, especially on the reverse....More
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1803 Eagle $10 Small Stars Reverse NGC MS63. BD-3, MS63. A High Grade, Sharply Struck Example Of This Popular Early Type. 1803 $10 Small Stars Reverse MS63 NGC. Breen-6844, Taraszka-28, BD-3, R.4.....More
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1805 Quarter Eagle NGC Good Details. All early gold is rare, and quarter eagles are often among the scarcest issues among the early gold coins.......More
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1807 Half Eagle, 1807 $5 Capped Bust Left (BD-8, R-2) PCGS MS63. A popular and important type coin, the present specimen is a truly premium quality coin....More
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1807 Half Eagle, 1807 $5 Capped Bust Left (BD-7, R-5+) NGC MS62. Offered here is an uncirculated survivor of the 1807 Capped Bust half eagle.....More
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1808 Half Eagle $5 NGC MS62, BD-3, R-4. Very important for type set purposes, this uncirculated 1808 half eagle is the scarce of the two non-overdate varieties for the year. With an estimated 100-125 pieces known....More
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1808/7 Half Eagle $5 PCGS MS61. BD-1, R-6. Since the Bass-Dannreuther (BD) reference on early American gold coins was published there has been a growing awareness of the rarity of some of these historic and enigmatic pieces....More
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1809/8 Half Eagle $5 NGC MS6, BD-1, R-3+. Certified by NGC in a new holder, this is the only variety for the 1809 half eagle, with an estimated 250-325 pieces known to exist in all grades.....More
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1809/8 Half Eagle $5 (BD-1, R-3+) NGC MS63. Only one variety is known to have been used to strike an estimated 33,875 half eagles dated 1809..... More
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1813 Half Eagle (BD-1, R-2) NCS AU Details. The more available of the two varieties for the year, which saw the introduction of the small capped bust design....More
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1824/1 Quarter Eagle $2.5 NGC MS62. Beautiful, original color. 1824/1 $2.50 (BD-1, R-5) NGC MS62. A type which is already considered to be extremely difficult to obtain in uncirculated condition.......More
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1830 $2.5 Quarter Eagle PCGS MS63. A rare type, low populations and in a high grade, this coin has it all. This is the first use of this reverse die, which would struck all quarter eagles until the end of the series in 1830....More
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1830 $5 Half Eagle PCGS AU58. Small D (BD-2, R-5+). The 1830 half eagle is a very curious issue, which was largely influenced by massive gold melting in the mid 1830's....More
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