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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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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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. More
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Bold and beautiful example of this very scarce Draped Bust variety early half eagle gold. Old holder. Last AU58 auction appearance 2023. PCGS:22,500 More
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J-443 1865 $3 PCGS PF65 CAC-Rare Civil War pattern $3.00 gold. Few and far between. R-8. CAC. Copper-Nickel. Ex-109 Heritage @ 43,125. ,Judd=42,000. CAC pop 1. Ex Simpson! Splendiferous!More
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1855-O G$1 PCGS MS62- Crisp, lustrous BU. Very scarce in Mint State. The sole Type II Gold dollar issue minted in New Orleans. Very sharp and well struck. Superior eye appeal.PCGS15,000. Mtg 55,000.More
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1871 Judd 1164- R-7+. Copper, Quarter eagle struck from regular dies. Judd book shows $13,500. PCGS 12, NGC 00. Judd b1164 is an extreme rarity struck in copper using regular gold-issue dies from the Philadelphia Mint. Only about 3 to 7 total examples of this off-metal strike are known to exist, making high-grade specimens prized trophies for advanced pattern collectorsMore
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Rare PROOF. Mintage 25. Pops inflated by resubmissions. Light handling reduced this uber rare proof to proof 58, just a whisper away from uncirculated proof gold.More
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The United States Mint's First Gold Coin in uncirculated with choice appearance and phenomenal surfaces. 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=90,000. PCGS130,000.More
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Proof half eagles are tough, this coin is no exception to that. While it's numerical grade may appear low, the eye appeal seems better. Quite nice in fact and all proof gold is scarce to extremely rare.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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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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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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