Ex-Saddle Ridge Hoad (gold label). PCGS Plus. Single-finest of two in the hoard. Tied for finest known overall. Remarkably smooth, lustrous surfaces. 1st year of type. PCGS+:75,000. More
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Ex-SS Central America (gold label). 17K No Serif, Spiked F. *CAC. Sharp & lustrous. Scarcer shipwreck date. Rarely seen in this grade. PCGS:40,000. More
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Smooth, lustrous and beautiful near-gem. Exceedingly rare any finer with only a single coin showing any finer. Seems especially inexpensive considering spot gold.More
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Mysia. 500-450 BC. 2.68g. Star-designated for exceptional eye-appeal. Strike 5/5, Surface 5/5. Obverse features wolf forepart, tunny. Reverse features quadripartite incuse. 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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CAC. Choice PQ slider. Scarce w CAC approval only 12 in grade with a mere 19 higher. Very low premium over spot gold for a scarce double eagle approved by cac quite frankly.More
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Ex-SS Central America #2 (w gold pinch). Scarce early Type 1 shipwreck treasure. One of only 9 from the second recovery, (19 from the original recovery). This is 1 of only 2 in grade with a mere 7 coins in total graded higher. Rare. Consider a common ounce of gold spot these days.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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BD-4, R-4+. Bold detail. Scarce 18th century gold issue. PCGS $20,000.00 Wonderful early half eagle worth of inclusion in a quality set or as a stand alone special acquisition.More
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Very choice uncirculated double eagle gold. Scarce date, no gems known. With gold at or darn close to $3K/oz , double eagles like these seem like such an opportunity. Can such a small spread exist and remain or will it widen over time?More
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Very choice uncirculated gold eagle from 1892-Carson City. PCGS MS-62 and looks nicer. Crisp, lustrous BU. Very scarce - only 6 finer at BOTH services!More
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Ex-Granite Lady Hoard. Crusty old Eagle in very choice about uncirculated condition from the first year of America's Gold-Actually starting in 1848, the seekers and miners of gold during the California Gold Rush ware called 49'ers. This coin minted on the opposite side of the country that same year is a very collectible and desirable date in US Gold. USPS Priority Shipping included!More
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Uncirculated gold half eagle from the wild west town of Carson City. Nice luster and Quite Choice for the grade. Remember the tv series Tombstone Territory? While it's in Arizona the timeline is 1881-1889. This coin traveled the country via stage coach a long time ago.More
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Extremely rare $10 Eagle struck in aluminum which at the time was more valuable than gold and was used in presentation sets of US coins given to foreign dignitaries.More
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Jose I. Mald-175.16. Rio de Janeiro mint. Finest graded at PCGS. Only 2 finer at NGC. Elusive date while the Civil War in the USA just winding down. Think for a moment, what would this coin be valued at if it was a super American rarity within the condition census-finest known category? In gold? It would be a heck of a lot more than: $2,700More
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PCGS Plus. Dazzling luster. Smooth surfaces. PQ. on this Wild West Minted Carson City Double Eagle in choice uncirculated condition. CAC population only 358. Highly desireable CC Gold.More
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Lovely Southern Minted Gold 50-D Gold Dollar from Dahlonega Georgia, choice uncirculated collector quality. Beautiful color. No MS61 auction records since 2018. Opportunity for the specialist. Only 5 shown in grade not accounting for resubmissions.More
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Segovia. 13.93g. Fr-125. 2nd-finest NGC example from the Segovia mint (behind an AU55). These are the folks who financed Christopher Columbus to traverse the globe in order to discover the new world. Quite historic and rare.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.
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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Ex-SS Central America #2 w pinch. Block 8 Pop combined w Script 8 10 in all grades. Rare classic series gold quarter eagle shipwreck type and a wonderous rarity with a total combined population that exists a mere 6 coins in grade with only 3 better and this is COMBINED populations of both varieties.More
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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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The first King and Queen of Spain in Gold, who are known for sending Christopher Columbus to explore the new world. Having had a few of these over the years can attest to this specimen being quite nice and one that would be quite desirable to collectors. Seville. 4 Dots. 7.00gMore
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Neat German-Hamburg- Gold Ducat in choice uncirculated condition per NGC. Above average surfaces and strike, very pleasant eye appeal. Not many this nice. 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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Rare 1862 Half Eagle. A great opportunity for the Civil War Gold, Rare Date Gold, Gold Specialist. PCGS retail is $24,500]. PCGS pop 16/14, NGC pop 15/14. Akers Wrote: The 1862 as one might surmise from the low mintage, is a very rare date in any condition. Of the relatively few specimens around, most are VF, EF. I have seen one AU example but never saw a fully mint state example.More
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Stunning early gold from France. 1818 40 Franc-PCGS MS-64 ( ! ) Gad-1092. F-542. Louis XVIII. Lille mint. Tied for finest at PCGS. Only 1 finer at NGC. Compare this rarity from France with an early American gold rarity of the same year. The US gold coin is much easier to obtain and will cost multiples of what this very reasonable rarity gold coin from France, tied for finest known at PCGS with a population of 9 and none better. 1818 USA Half Eagle in MS-64 OVER $50,000+, this 1818 Gold France 40 Franc PCGS MS-64 Only More
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