Classic Gold Quarter eagle in choice uncirculated. Classics are great set to work on ( 1834-1839) or just an excellent earlier gold coin to own. This one quite nice and scarce.More
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Everyone has heard of DMPL Morgan Dollars but how about a DMPL Gold Dollar Uber rare and beautiful this gem gold dollar has deep watery fields like a proof with heavily contrasted fields, like a DMPL and is one of only 2 examples to make the grade at NGC and none better.More
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Sorry but coins with the type of scarcity this 1866 Motto falls within at a price where we are contemplating what the premium is over gold spot is somewhat silly don't you think What was the value when gold was $500oz If you are an investor who has little interest in numismatics but a lot of interest in numbers, precious metals-rare coin ratios, you may want to hunt down as many of these as you are offered as these prices and premiums will not stay like this forever.More
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Very choice uncirculated 93-CC Half Eagle graded by PCGS. Carson City Gold coins in general are seen as quite an opportunity in this market. Fresh, attractive example. Last year of issue at CC mint PCGS shows $15,000.00 More
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Rare $3.00 gold Proof 58 that only this coin appears in grade at NGC! Flat-out rare. Mintage 30, but estimated only a dozen extant, w three impounded at ANS, Smithsonian and Bass core. Pops include resubmissions. Lightly circulated; moderately cameo.More
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Gad-252. Louis IV. Flan reforme. To compare with an early USA gold coin struck 100 years later and compare with any 1790's dated American Half eagle Gold in AU-58. Quite an exceptional investment opportunity in our opinion.More
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Superior gem quality PCGS MS-66 1915 Indian Gold. Lovely gem, w creamy luster. PCGS shows $35,000 and a population of only 19 with a mere 2 coins graded higher at PCGS.More
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Very pretty Cameo contrast on this rare proof gold quarter eagle of 1889. Looking thru inventory, I was looking to see if we could assemble a gold proof set and lo and behold I do believe we can get really close in one fell swoop. Only 48 proof gold quarter eagles were minted this year making this a rare date in all of proof gold various series.More
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What's an early USA half eagle, better variety in MS-61 valued at That should give you an idea of how undervalued this 1704 Gold LD'Or is. Gad-254. Flan reforme and excellent quality.More
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CAMEO, 1871. R-7+. Ex-Harry Bass (gold label). Beautiful example of a Longacredesigned Standard Silver half dollar. Only 3 w cameo designation. Population 1 with 1 higher at PCGS and POP 1 with none higher at NGC. Awesome pedigree.More
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Remarkable luster. Only 3 numerically finer at both services combined. PCGS:$17,500. ALL MS-65 gold is pursued by the big investment companies like Blanchard coins etc. I can only wonder what they would resell this coin forMore
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From the SS Central America comes this neat gold quarter eagle of 1850 in choice extremely fine condition showing clean surfaces and solid strike. Bold detail. Looks AU, population of only 5/8 found on the ship.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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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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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
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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Even rarer than the mintage of 36 suggests, Total pops both services as follows 1/3, 0/7. I have a proof gold dollar, a lower grade ( prf 60 ) eagle and a proof double eagle so yes Matilda, we can assemble a gold proof set in inventory. This 1880 $5 and the previously mentioned 1889 2.5 would also be a good starting point as both of them have really low mintages and a survival rate that's even lower.More
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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.
After the overthrow of Nero, Servius Sulpicius Galba became the first of three generals who were to rule Rome. Very difficult to find with the portrait in such exceptional condition. High end specimen has auction records showing $380,000.00 from nearly 20 years ago. One of the 12 Ceasars.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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