America's first silver dollar. These Pillars or 8 Reales were the first circulating dollar coin in the new world. This specimen, rarely seen undamaged, and even rarer still to find in uncirculated condition, with this specimen qualifying as "choice" and looking for MS-63 than MS-62. It was the Pillar Dollar displayed in the world famous multi-million dollar Cardinal Collection and listed as the first lot in the sale. A wonderful addition to the silver dollar collector, colonials collector, foreign collector, or as an individual "find" for the investor.More
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Mexico 1761-Mo MM Silver 8 Reales, Cross Between H I KM-105 NGC AU-55-Calico-1075. 1761 Pillar Dollar is a coin of historical importance that significantly changed American Numismatics. Note that on the reverse the word HISPAN is split by a small cross atop the crown between the "H" and the "I." Coins of 1760 and earlier have the cross between the "I" and the "S." This relatively minor design change resulted from new design hubs being sent out from Spain, and lasted until the end of the Pillar coinage. Lovely original patina on this very choice about uncirculated specimenMore
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Silver Original. Reeded Edge. 231.4g. W-9100, Br-1058. Gorgeous toning. France Silver Medal (Jeton) related to a proposed French settlement in Carthage, NY. PCGS:9500. More
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BD-2, R-4. Scarce early issue. Bold detail, looks AU. PCGS$22,500. Early quarter eagles at this gradequalityprice point are few are far between.More
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BD-1, R-4+. Crisp & lustrous., PCGS $45,000.00, Wonderful Capped Head half eagle in choice uncirculated and quite nice for the grade, premium quality. Rarely seen this nice.
'No-CAL' 1848 $2.50. Strong detail; looks 55. One of my favorite gold coins. COMBINED pops as follows- 14/42, + 7/45. You do understand we are not talking weight loss when we specify "No Cal" yes? In 1848 the sister to this coin is the 1848 CAL. Please check the pops on the CAL and then compare prices on both the CAL and this NO CAL. After you shake your head in disbelief send me an email confirming your purchase of this NO CAL. There is a take yur breath away difference in value.More
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Beautiful 1856-S from the SS Central America-Gold Label and very choice uncirculated on this scarcer double eagle from the shipwreck. 17N No Serif, Hi Right S.More
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Conditionally rare. Only 2 graded finer. Within months of this coin being struck the country would explode in Civil War and quite a lot of reliance now on the San Francisco Mint. TOTAL pops on this great wild western half eagle are 4/2 at NGC and 7/0 at PCGS!. Awesome example for a S-mint type set of gold or as a stand alone investment gold coin.More
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Rare Civil War dated gold quarter eagle in choice about uncirculated condition. Have you considered collecting all the gold coins minted in Philadelphia, or San Francisco etc during the Civil War Quite a task.More
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Fairmont Pedigree, Very choice uncirculated rare Civil War Double Eagle from San Francisco. Excellent surfaces with minimal abrasions making this a truly rare example of this date of double eagle. Very few exist in these grades and with the added pedigree this is a highly desirable gold coin for the collector and investor.More
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Very difficult to locate this nice is this 1874-CC Half Eagle in very choice about uncirculated condition that looks nicer than what the technical grade would indicate. Very sharp graders look at this coin and immedietely grade it AU-55! Very scarce.More
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One of the neatest world numismatics you can find and yes it's really wood. Compressed. Pedro II. Maldonado-E43.11. Pretty sure that Brazil just beat Japan in the World Cup.More
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Intense Gem quality 1899-S in MS-65. Shimmering luster, bold strike. Superior double eagle. Rare in this condition, population shows a mere 5/2 at NGC and only 112 at PCGS. ALL MS-65 Liberty Double Eagles are scarce to rare. This coin is exceptional.More
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PCGS Plus. Lovely example of a late-date Philadelphia-mint issue that is scarce in all grades. Ex-Fairmont collection. Bid (6364)=940028,000. PCGS+$20,000.More
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Wonderful deep color setting this beautiful gold certificate note apart from most. Popular small serial number variety. Imagine walking into a bank, presenting them with this $10 bill and asking for a $10. Gold Indian, preferably a brand new one and getting it!More
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