BD-2, R-4+. Pretty & lustrous. Rare in Uncirculated condition. (Pops inflated by resubmissions.) 1st year of U.S. gold coinage production. Bid (60/62)=116,000/220,000. PCGS:300,000. More
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Uncirculated 1850 Double Eagle, first year of double eagles in uncirculated condition, Medallic strike. 1st year of denomination, absolute keeper. PCGS:$37,500. NGC:$35,000More
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FS-301. RPD. Incredible, original, crisp lustrous surfaces. Tied for finest known of the variety. Ex-Fairmont collection. Quite exceptional Type 1 Double Eagle rarity. PCGS shows $37,000.00. Quite a find for only - $30,300More
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Blazing near gem from the SS Central America Shipwreck No Serif, Spiked F. Sharp & lustrous. Scarcer shipwreck date. Rarely seen in this grade. PCGS$40,000. with a population of only 37 coins with a mere 7 finer. More
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Type 1 rarity. Tied for finest at PCGS. Ex-Fairmont collection-Superb and major Civil War rarity minted in San Francisco.-PCGS Population 6 with none finer. NGC pop of only 2 and none finer.More
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Uncirculated specimens of the 1893-CC are rare. In fact all grades of this date are scarce to rare. Most surviving specimens are in XF with AU specimens quite rare and uncirculated like this coin are exceedingly rare. The ultimate Carson City Eagle issue.. Lustrous, original PQ. Scarce final Carson City issue, Total Pops-1/13 7/14 More
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1476-1516 Ferdinand & Isabel 4 Escudo Gold-NGC AU-53-Segovia Mint-Condition Census Rarity-The nicest Ferdinand and Isabel 4 Escudo's we've had in quite some time. Without them there might not be a Columbus and without Columbus who knows what America might be called as these are the folks and the gold that financed Columbus. This is numismatic treasure of the highest importance and rare in all grades, especially rare in high grades such as this very choice about uncirculated specimen. Many if not most of these coins do not have the sharpness of strike particularly on Ferdinand and Isabel. On this specimen they are well above the norm, please put a glass to this coin and examine closely. This is a Condition Census specimen. This is the ONLY AU-53 graded by NGC and there is only 2 higher, one in AU-55 and pcgs graded an MS62 coin.More
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1870. R-8. *CAC. Aluminum w/ regular dies. Only 2 known. CAC pop 2/0-Total Pop 2/0-Important in that at the time of striking these patterns or prototypes in aluminum at a time when aluminum was more valuable than gold, hence these were used in presentation sets some of which were given to foreign heads of state and other important people. American treasure in a gem PCGS holder.
1870. R-8. *CAC. Aluminum w/ regular dies. Ex-Simpson collection. Only 2 known of this great American rarity. If you hung this on your wall it would likely be multiple 7 figures. Thankfully the world of numismatics still has a ways to catch up!More
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1859. R-7+. Ex-Eliasberg. Rare Double Obverse Mule! Paquet's Liberty Seated with fasces; reverse Longacre's French Liberty Head. Delightful gem. Looks 66+. Catalogued in the Eliasberg sale by Q. David Bowers as the finest known example. Compare its qualit More
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1838. R-7-. *CAC. Ex-Eliasberg. Finest known at PCGS and CAC. Gobrecht Half dollar. Flying eagle on reverse. Judd (65)=32,000. CAC pop 1/0 (5 total).More
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