Very scarce gold eagle from the west coast. PCGS estimates only 80 to 100 survivors in all grades. This specimen shows sharp strike and wholesome surfaces.More
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(1522-44). S-2273. Henry VIII. Historically important gold coin from the Tudor period, w/ the Double Rose signifying the unification of the Houses of Lancaster and York, former adversaries in the War of the Roses. 22 carat gold, circulated at 5 shillings. More
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King Joao V (Portugal). Contemporaneously the largest gold coin in the world struck for circulation. 1.5855 oz AGW. Portugal extracted fortunes of gold from the mines of its colony Brazil. 2nd scarcest date of the 4-year type, after 1724. Quite large ( 37-39mm ) and rare.More
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Gorgeous and better date Saint from 1912 at a very small premium over gold spot. Coins like these are becoming very difficult to find this nice at this price. Just a whisper away from gem in Very choice uncirculated MS-64.More
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1871. R-7+. Ex-Harry Bass (gold label). Beautiful example of a Longacre-designed Standard Silver half dollar. Only 3 w/ cameo designation. Judd (63/65)=10,500/17,000. More
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1856-S PCGS Gold Label from the SS Central America shipwreck in very choice uncirculated MS-63 condition that has significant eye appeal and desirability. Considerably Tougher date in the series.More
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The first USA Double Eagle struck at New Orleans! The present specimen is shown in very choice about uncirculated AU-58 and PQ at that. Bid=$36,000. NGC$37,500. PCGS$50,000. Population a mere 23/8-an opportunityMore
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Monumental rarity and desirability is shown by this first gold coin issued by the United States Mint which struck gold 1795 half eagles first followed by Eagles in 1795. Present specimen in uncirculated condition and choice in that respect, BD-9, R-5+. Crisply struck. Lovely (unlike many dogmeat comps like the MS61 that recently sold in auction). Evergreen 1st year of issue. PCGS shows $130,000More
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Scarce, only 4 numerically finer at both services. Looks MS-65 with gem-like surfaces and sharp strike making this a highly desirable gold dollar from New Orleans.More
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California Gold Rush Gold-Plain Edge. K-2, R-5-. Bold detail. Scarce. The first of the California private gold coinsin strong very fine 20. Imagine the stories this gold coin could tell!More
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Incredible 1875 Double Eagle Pattern, PCGS Proof 65 Cameo Judd 1449 in Aluminum, which at the time this was struck was more valuable than gold and as such was used in special presentations to foreign dignitaries, other important people. This coin comes from a dealers personal collection. He had purchased this coin to put away for his children. Very rare opportunity.
Two claimed to be known, per uspatterns.com. However this is the only one graded at either grading service. Incredible surfaces and near perfect in eye appeal, 34mm, Simpson pedigree and cac'd
Mysia. 500-450 BC, part of ancient Asia Minor now part of Turkey. 2.68g. Star-designated for exceptional eye-appeal. Strike 55, Surface 55. Obverse features wolf forepart, tunny. Reverse features quadripartite incuse.More
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Crisp, lustrous Brilliant Uncirculated. Very scarce in Mint State. The sole Type II Gold dollar issue minted in New Orleans. Highly desirable as such.More
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Gustav IV Adolf. Razor-sharp devices. Incredible luster. Stockholm mint. KM-542, Fr-77. Gustav IV Adolf lost Finland to Russia, and was deposed by a coup in 1809. Compare price with early USA Half Eagle Gold in same grade and rarity.More
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From the SS Central America 2 Shipwreck (w/ gold pinch)., this rare 1857-S half eagle is Sharply struck, lustrous & somewhat prooflike. Premium quality ( PQ ) and almost impossible to duplicate with very few brought up from Davey Jones locker making it even tougher to find this nice and pristine.More
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Rock-hard slider w barely perceptible rub. Fresh luster and considering the gold market an incredible price for a choice about uncirculated double eagle of this quality from Carson City.More
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Conditionally scarce Civil War gold quarter eagle in very choice uncirculated condition MS-63. Very tough to find this nice. Last auction appearance (P or N) in 2018 (11,500). A 64+ sold in 2020 for 54,625. Bid (63/64)=$8250/$22,000. PCGS:$16,000 PCGS population a mere 13 with 6 higher.More
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Stunning Great Britain Coronation Medal in Gold. Gem Uncirculated condition. Edward VII. BHM-3737. 31mm. Lovely gem example. Scarce with only a handful or so graded.
Does this 92-S look MS-63 to you Please click on the enlarged images and examine closely. This is the type of coin you can really have fun with by putting a small piece of black tape over the grade and passing the coin along to others to grade. My bet is the majority will grade this coin MS-64, some will grade it MS-65 and very few if any will grade it MS-63+. Quite the nice specimen of this type III struck at the San Francisco Mint. Then think of gold at $3500+ and consider such a small premium on a great coin.
Historic date while the California gold rush was taking place, the SS Central America carried her load of gold only to find davey jones locker. Very few found on the shipwreck, choice extremely fine.More
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Gold-Roman Emperor Galba Aureus; History in your hands in gold made during the short reign of Emperor Galba. 68-69 AD. 7.16g. Ex-jewelry. Strike 55, Surface 25. Reverse features FortunaSalus at altar. Looks XF. One of the rarest Twelve Caesar issues.More
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Oh when the Saints, go marching in, here's a 1911-D St Gaudens minted in Denver and in Gem Uncirculated condition. These seem so undervalued in general and when considering what gold spot is, even more so. Won't last long at $4,425 More
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1885-CC $20 Gleaming PCGS MS61 Ex-Fairmont collection. Remarkable rarity from this wild western mint in select uncirculated condition with claims to choice. Big double eagle gold coins and others from the Carson City mint, carted to and fro in armed coaches convoys must have been a sight. PCGS shows $57,000More
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Premium St Gaudens Double Eagle gold dated 1920, CAC. Lustrous, original PQ. Rare in gem - only a dozen numerically finer. CAC pop 951. Superb eye appeal in every way. Some of the historic highlights of 1920, The Boston Red Sox baseball club owner Harry Frazee sells slugger Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees for $125,000 in cash and a $350,000 loan, starting the 84-year Curse of the Bambino Baseball Legend.,The first year of Roaring Twenties in the U.S. brought votes for women and an official start to the nationwide ban on alcohol.More
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Very neat Double Die Obverse struck 1873 double eagle in choice uncirculated condition. Again please compare with what spot gold is and the teeny tiny premium over spot this great coin is priced at.More
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PCGS Plus. Beautiful gem+. Hard surfaces; pretty color well above average in overall eye appeal. 1st year of type, . actually a portrait of Sioux Indian Chief Hollow Horn Bear. PCGS+$20,000.More
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Remember the tv show Tombstone Territory While the show was portraying life in Arizona Territories, this coin was being struck and transported by stagecoach, maybe on down to Tombstone where along the way there were robbers and Indians who may have had other ideas. This beautiful half eagle gold struck at Carson City somehow survived the Wild West USA of the time and is well presented here in very choice uncirculated condition. Conditionally scarce. Only 1 finer at PCGS.More
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Struck at Philadelphia mint. Tied for finest known! Remarkably well-preserved; most were carelessly tossed around in bags. PCGS Population only 13 not accounting for resubmissions and none better.More
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'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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