1776 Continental Dollar $1 Spectacular PCGS MS62-CAC Curency variety. Perhaps the most iconic of all American numismatics this highly desirable 1776 Continental Dollar in Spectacular PCGS MS-62 condition displays Lovely pewter surfaces with some luster still apparent. A perfect specimen for the grade. CAC approved. One of the nicest Continental Dollars we have had the opportunity to offer in many years. In fact the last high grade Continental Dollars we offered that could even compete with this specimen was an uncirculated and a raw coin from 2 decades ago when we personally met e client from Tampa at Shooters on the Intracoastal in Ft Lauderdale where I personally handed the coin to the collector during the international table tennis championships among oohs and ahhs which, I couldn't tell if they were more for the 1776 or the international ping pong championships, oops I mean tabletop tennis championships ( sorry Greg )!
An amazing coin with off the charts eye appeal and history in your hand.
Lovely chocolate brown surfaces. United states first pattern, judd-1. Only 14-16 believed to exist today in all grades. Only a MS65 and MS67 specimen graded higher at PCGS. CAC.More
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BD-9, R-5+. Crisply struck - a real Unc w/ lovely eye-appeal. (Beware the comps of sliders that snuck into 61 holders). Evergreen 1st year of issue. Bid (60/62):75,000/132,000. PCGS:120,000. More
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Very choice surfaces with just a slight amout of wear. Luster still very evident. Only 427 originally struck. Less than 30 specimens believed to exist today in all grades.More
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BD-2, R-6+. Rarely offered, particularly problem-free. Less than two dozen known. Old holder. Bid=50,000. NGC:75,000. PCGS:80,000. Populations of 1/6 and 3/1. Rare Early American Gold Coin TreasureMore
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BD-2, R-6+. Rarely offered, particularly problem-free. Sharp and lustrous. Rare. Less than two dozen known. Old holder. NGC$75,000. PCGS$80,000. NGC pop 1/6More
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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.
ESC-2571. UNDECIMO edge. Beautiful example of an iconic Proof Crown issue of Queen Victoria, renowned for its intricacy & beauty. Fewer than 10% of graded examples earned Cameo designation. More
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Bright lustrous flashy surfaces. Well struck with claims to a prooflike classification. Just a single MS61 graded higher a PCGS. Condition census.More
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Condition Census Dahlonega Gold Dollar in near Gem MS-64 with only 1 graded finer! Blazing luster, fully struck and among the very finest this Southern mint produced.More
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Very flashy lustrous surfaces. This is a very scarce new orleans struck double eagle in mint state condition. Condition census with the highest graded at PCGS is just MS62+.More
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RPD. Incredible, original, crisp lustrous surfaces. Tied for finest known of the variety. Ex-Fairmont collection. Total population of only 2 including this one and NONE BETTER.More
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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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Ex-SS Republic (blue label). Rare Philadelphia-mint issue. Only 7 on the ship. Non ship pop PCGS 4/2, NGC 2/4. Well above average eye appeal and rare.More
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Uncirculated and choice 1859 Eagle from the Republic Shipwreck. Ex-SS Republic (blue label). Rare Philadelphia-mint issue. Rare, population of only 1, this one with 1 higher. Only 7 total on the ship. Non ship pop PCGS 4/2, NGC 2/4.More
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An original confederate states of america cent. Very choice, well struck surfaces. Only 15 to 18 believed to exist today in all grades. Garrett pedigree.More
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1861-O- One of the great rarities in the entire double eagle series of gold coins and one of great historical importance in gold coins minted not only during the American civil war, but right at the start after shots had rung out at Ft Sumter, a few double eagles had been released by Southern Mint, New Orleans. Truly American Treasure in choice about uncirculated condition as shown by PCGS.More
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Lots of mint luster remains on this flashy specimen. Very rare in this state of preservation. From the initial year of the civil war. Only a single MS61 coin fraded higher.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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Well struck, lustrous specimen. Less than 75 coins believed to exist in all grades today. Sole second finest graded by PCGS with the finest being a MS63.More
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Choice lustrous surfaces. Very well struck. Only 25-35 specimens believed to exist today in all grades. Condition census. Just a single AU58 graded higher at PCGS.More
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One of the great rarities in the entire run of double eagles from 1850-1904 and one of the rarest double eagles struck in Carson City, this choice uncirculated specimen . Beware of using pasty comps floating around. The present specimen is a sharply struck and lustrous example of this noted rarity.
Nearly mint state. There is no real detection of wear on this well preserved planchet. Just 6 coins graded higher at PCGS. The highest being a MS62. CAC.More
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A marvelous well struck lustrous specimen of a great carson city eagle rarity. Only 60-80 known to exist in all grades. Only three au coins graded higher at PCGS. There are no mint sate examples graded.More
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Rare Carson City half eagle of 1874-CC in very choice about uncirculated, a whisper away from unc. Conditionally rare. Only 5 finer. Gorgeous wild west gold. PCGS shows $45,000More
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Incredibly difficult to image accurately this intensely toned and contrasted twenty cent piece from 1875. Gorgeous color. Exceedingly scarce, especially w cameo designation. Tied for finest at PCGS. (last comp 2019 (66 CAM CAC) @ 34,075). 1st year of a 4-year type. PCGS$35,000. PCGS Population 4 and none better.More
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Choice well struck, lustrous surfaces. Only 9,054 coins originally struck. There are no mint state coins graded at PCGS for this carson city date.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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From the San Francisco mint a knock your socks off 99-S Double Eagle in Gem MS-65! - Blazing gem. Rare in this condition. Low pop. 5/2 Top quality.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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Gem matte surfaces. Mintage of 165 coins. Less than 100 specimens believed to exist today in all grades. Only four coins graded higher at PCGS.More
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- - BN, 1872. R-6+. CAC. Amazonian $3 in Copper. Major Rarity and beautiful. Barber's Liberty facing left w flowing tresses. Reverse features standing Eagle a la the Amazonian issues. CAC pop 2/1.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
